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Using Implementation Research to Guide PSBI Programming in Kenya and Elsewhere

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Focus Areas: Possible Serious Bacterial Infections (PSBI)
Content Type: Webinar
Author(s): Dr. Troy Jacobs, USAID
Published: September 2019
Slides from the September PSBI Community of Practice webinar presentation: Management of sick young infants with PSBI where referral is not feasible, comments from discussant Dr. Troy Jacobs (USAID) on using implementation research to guide PSBI programming in Kenya and elsewhere
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