coordinating between medical professions’ tasks to optimize sub-saharan health systems: a response to recent commentaries

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nir eyal

department of global health and population, harvard th chan school of public health, boston, ma, usa corrado cancedda

division of global health equity, brigham and women’s hospital, and department of global health and social medicine, harvard medical school, boston, ma, usa samia a. hurst

institute for ethics, history, and the humanities, faculty of medicine, geneva university, geneva, switzerland patrick kyamanywa

school of health sciences, kampala international university, kampala, uganda

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international journal of health policy and management

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