THE USE OF THEORY TO INSTITUTIONALIZE ROUTINE DATA-DRIVEN DECISION MAKING IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA HEALTH FACILITIES: A SCOPING REVIEW
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healthcareCreator:
EpeKemTut
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KWT
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Har
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The use of theories, models and frameworks in institutionalization of routine data driven decision making in sub-Saharan Africa; a scoping review
• Supplementary sheet 1: Quality Appraisal by ICROMS
Critical appraisal of all included studies by the Integrated quality criteria for review of multiple studies (ICROMS)
• Supplementary sheet 2: Literature characteristics and Synthesis
Summative charting of literature characteristics and the synthesis of all included studies Data Access: Open access
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