Health Science, Engineering and the Arts to Address Maternal Health Disparities: Mothers of Sierra Leone

Mothers of Sierra Leone uses mixed methods research to validate documentaries as a medium for health education and identify ongoing issues surrounding maternal health in Sierra Leone.

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2024-10-23
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ghtc62424.2024.10771530
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Global Health and Surgery
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Health Science, Engineering and the Arts to Address Maternal Health Disparities: Mothers of Sierra Leone

MJ Le Vu, Olivia Hauck, Sophie Ritzler, Ellen Murray et al.
Global Health and Surgery
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Health Science, Engineering and the Arts to Address Maternal Health Disparities: Mothers of Sierra Leone

MJ Le Vu, Olivia Hauck, Sophie Ritzler, Ellen Murray, Constance Mulligan, Sofia Rousseau
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Mothers of Sierra Leone uses mixed methods research to validate documentaries as a medium for health education and identify ongoing issues surrounding maternal health in Sierra Leone.

Lehigh University (US), Impact Technology Development (United States) (US)
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Global Health and Surgery
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