Key lessons from a mixed-method evaluation of a postnatal home visit programme in the humanitarian setting of Gaza

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The World Health Organization recommends postnatal home visits to improve maternal and newborn health, but there is limited evidence on the effectiveness of postnatal home visits effectiveness in humanitarian settings.

This paper evaluates postnatal home visits implemented in the constrained humanitarian context of Gaza.

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