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Community participation strategies to improve health in slum settings: a qualitative systematic review
With more than a billion people living in slum settings, the need to better health in slums is ever-growing. Community participation (CP) is continually gaining prominence as integral when addressing the complex challenges of those living in slums. Specific to health interventions in slums, an under...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2025
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