Impact of COVID-19 on healthcare programs in Zimbabwe
Nicolas Midzi, Munyaradzi Dobbie(Ministry of Health and Child Welfare), Mohammed Abdulaziz(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Clara Haruzivishe(University of Zimbabwe), Virgininia Dube-Mawerewere(University of Zimbabwe), Senga Sembuche(Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention), Isaac Phiri, Elizabeth Gonese(Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention), Tonny Muwonge(Infectious Diseases Institute), Tafadzwa Madanhire(University of Bristol), Rodgers R Ayebare(Infectious Diseases Institute), Cynthia Nombulelo Chaibva(National University of Science and Technology), Mosoka Papa Fallah(Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention), Calleta Gwatiringa(Ministry of Health and Child Welfare), Masceline Jennifer Mutsaka, Kudzai Elizabeth Mutsaka(Ministry of Health and Child Welfare), Patrice Chanda Kabwe(Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention), Raji Tajudeen(Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention), Carl Mateta(Ministry of Health and Child Welfare), Suzan Nakasendwa(Infectious Diseases Institute)
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