Health services supervision in a protracted crisis: a qualitative study into supportive supervision practices in South Sudan

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RT @100KIT: In this latest publication KIT’s advisors have collaborated with advisors from the Health Pooled Fund and #SouthSudan’s Ministr…

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RT @100KIT: In this latest publication KIT’s advisors have collaborated with advisors from the Health Pooled Fund and #SouthSudan’s Ministr…

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RT @100KIT: In this latest publication KIT’s advisors have collaborated with advisors from the Health Pooled Fund and #SouthSudan’s Ministr…

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In this latest publication KIT’s advisors have collaborated with advisors from the Health Pooled Fund and #SouthSudan’s Ministry of #Health to explore the existing supportive supervision practices and identify entry points for improvement. Download here:

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