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Helen de Pinho

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Human Resources for Health|April 2, 2009
Are doctors and nurses associated with coverage of essential health services in developing countries? A cross-sectional studyMargaret E Kruk, Marta R Prescott, Helen de Pinho, et al.
Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health|August 21, 2010
Equity and the child health Millennium Development Goal: the role of pro-poor health policiesMargaret E Kruk, Marta R Prescott, Helen de Pinho, et al.
American Journal of Public Health|July 18, 2009
Women's preferences for place of delivery in rural Tanzania: a population-based discrete choice experimentMargaret E Kruk, Magdalena Paczkowski, Godfrey Mbaruku, et al.
Human Resources for Health|August 10, 2016
District health manager and mid-level provider perceptions of practice environments in acute obstetric settings in Tanzania: a mixed-method studyNjoki Ng'ang'a, Mary Woods Byrne, Margaret E Kruk, et al.
Plos One|April 5, 2013
The critical role of supervision in retaining staff in obstetric services: a three country studyEilish McAuliffe, Michael Daly, Francis Kamwendo, et al.
International Journal of Gynaecology and Obstetrics: the Official Organ of the International Federation of Gynaecology and Obstetrics|November 1, 2011
Expected to deliver: alignment of regulation, training, and actual performance of emergency obstetric care providers in Malawi and TanzaniaSamantha Lobis, Godfrey Mbaruku, Francis Kamwendo, et al.
BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth|April 17, 2015
Too few staff, too many patients: a qualitative study of the impact on obstetric care providers and on quality of care in MalawiSusan Bradley, Francis Kamwendo, Effie Chipeta, et al.
BMC Health Services Research|December 1, 2018
Understanding key drivers of performance in the provision of maternal health services in eastern cape, South Africa: a systems analysis using group model buildingMartina Lembani, Helen de Pinho, Peter Delobelle, et al.
Journal of Public Health Management and Practice : JPHMP|July 22, 2022
Incorporating Systems Thinking Approaches Into Practice-Based Training to Strengthen Policy-Making SkillsSylvia Pirani, Helen de Pinho, Mayela Arana, et al.
Human Resources for Health|September 7, 2013
District health managers' perceptions of supervision in Malawi and TanzaniaSusan Bradley, Francis Kamwendo, Honorati Masanja, et al.
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Human Resources for Health|April 2, 2009
Are doctors and nurses associated with coverage of essential health services in developing countries? A cross-sectional studyMargaret E Kruk, Marta R Prescott, Helen de Pinho, et al.
Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health|August 21, 2010
Equity and the child health Millennium Development Goal: the role of pro-poor health policiesMargaret E Kruk, Marta R Prescott, Helen de Pinho, et al.
American Journal of Public Health|July 18, 2009
Women's preferences for place of delivery in rural Tanzania: a population-based discrete choice experimentMargaret E Kruk, Magdalena Paczkowski, Godfrey Mbaruku, et al.
Human Resources for Health|August 10, 2016
District health manager and mid-level provider perceptions of practice environments in acute obstetric settings in Tanzania: a mixed-method studyNjoki Ng'ang'a, Mary Woods Byrne, Margaret E Kruk, et al.
Plos One|April 5, 2013
The critical role of supervision in retaining staff in obstetric services: a three country studyEilish McAuliffe, Michael Daly, Francis Kamwendo, et al.
International Journal of Gynaecology and Obstetrics: the Official Organ of the International Federation of Gynaecology and Obstetrics|November 1, 2011
Expected to deliver: alignment of regulation, training, and actual performance of emergency obstetric care providers in Malawi and TanzaniaSamantha Lobis, Godfrey Mbaruku, Francis Kamwendo, et al.
BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth|April 17, 2015
Too few staff, too many patients: a qualitative study of the impact on obstetric care providers and on quality of care in MalawiSusan Bradley, Francis Kamwendo, Effie Chipeta, et al.
BMC Health Services Research|December 1, 2018
Understanding key drivers of performance in the provision of maternal health services in eastern cape, South Africa: a systems analysis using group model buildingMartina Lembani, Helen de Pinho, Peter Delobelle, et al.
Journal of Public Health Management and Practice : JPHMP|July 22, 2022
Incorporating Systems Thinking Approaches Into Practice-Based Training to Strengthen Policy-Making SkillsSylvia Pirani, Helen de Pinho, Mayela Arana, et al.
Human Resources for Health|September 7, 2013
District health managers' perceptions of supervision in Malawi and TanzaniaSusan Bradley, Francis Kamwendo, Honorati Masanja, et al.
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