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NIHR GLOBAL HEALTH RESEARCH GROUP ON PRETERM BIRTH AND STILLBIRTH AT THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH - THE DIPLOMATIC COLLABORATION

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Contributors:
  1. Jane E Norman
  3. Effie Chipeta
  4. James Boardman
  5. Rebecca Reynolds,
  7. Sarah Cunningham-Burley
  8. Hilary Pinnock
  12. Fadhila Mazanderani
  13. Sarah Parry
  14. Aisha Holloway
  15. Corrine Love
  16. Caroline Hollins Martin
  17. Brian Magowan
  18. Frank Taulo
  19. Gladys Membe-Gadama,
  20. Amelia Crampin
  21. Bridget Freyne
  22. Doris Kayambo
  23. Queen Dube
  24. Khonwhani Kawaza
  25. Elizabeth Chodzaza
  26. Thomas Sukwa
  27. Everist Njelesani,
  28. Cathrine Mkandawire
  29. Jean Desire Kabamba

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Description: Using eviDence, Implementation science, and a clinical trial PLatform to Optimise MATernal and newborn health in LICs (DIPLOMATIC)

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The DIPLOMATIC Collaboration, Work Package 2_contextual information

von Wissmann, Wastnedge, Waters & 10 more
The purpose of this paper is to provide key contextual information on the existing data infrastructures relating to perinatal health within Malawi.
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The DIPLOMATIC Collaboration, Work Package2_Coredata set

von Wissmann, Gadama, Queen Dube & 6 more
Core datasets on maternity and neonatal care in DIPLOMATIC participating hospitals
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The DIPLOMATIC Collaboration_ WP1_Zambia

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Report on the key findings of a review of effective Evidence Based Practices (EBP) barriers and facilitators in the prevention of preterm and stillbir...
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