Additional file 1: of Using the missed opportunity tool as an application of the Lives Saved Tool (LiST) for intervention prioritization

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Missed opportunities and baseline status of DRC, Ethiopia, Kenya, and Tanzania. This file contains the full list of missed opportunities for DRC, Ethiopia, Kenya, and Tanzania. Note that only the top 20 missed opportunities per country were shown in figures in the manuscript. Baseline number of deaths, mortality rates, and causes of deaths are also available. (XLSX 138Â kb)

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