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“They share more than we think they are sharing”: a mixed-methods evaluation of post-natal clubs in South Africa

Article scientifique 2018 Autre

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This abstract corresponds with the following slides: https://f1000research.com/slides/7-635 presented at Médecins Sans Frontières UK Scientific Days: Medical Research 2018. To watch the presentation click here: https://f1000research.com/videos/7-840 This abstract is part of an F1000Research gateway that includes posters, slides and videos from the MSF Scientific Day: Medical Research 2018. To see more please visit: https://f1000research.com/gateways/MSF/scidays

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Duvivier, H., Decroo, T., Cassidy, T., Mbakaza, Z., Nelson, A., Durán, L., Azevedo, V., Igumbor, J., Shroufi, A., Venables, E., Hoxha, A., Buchanan, K., Uenishi, R., Mantangana, M., Mdani, L., Abrahams, S., Hofmeyr, C., Sibanda, B., Matinise, N., Mkhosana, N., Isaakidis, P., Pieters, P., Cotton, M., Maritz, J. (2018). “They share more than we think they are sharing”: a mixed-methods evaluation of post-natal clubs in South Africa. https://doi.org/10.7490/f1000research.1115705.1

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Hélène Duvivier Tom Decroo Tali Cassidy Zodwa Mbakaza Aurélie Nelson Laura Triviño Durán Virginia De Azevedo Jude Igumbor Amir Shroufi Emilie Venables Ana Hoxha Kate Buchanan Rinako Uenishi Mpumi Mantangana Leticia Mdani Shariefa Abrahams Clare Hofmeyr Beryl Sibanda Nopinky Matinise Nikiwe Mkhosana Petros Isaakidis Pauline Pieters Mark F. Cotton Jean Maritz

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