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“We are learning, and we are changing”: Health workers in Kisangani embrace human-centered design
In Kisangani, frontline health workers are reimagining how they reach zero-dose children by co-creating solutions that reflect the needs, values, and realities of their communities.
Authors
Languages
- English
Publication year
2025
Type
Report
Categories
- Global initiatives
Countries
- Democratic Republic Of The Congo
Organisations
- PATH
Tags
- Zero-dose
WHO Regions
- African Region
ZDLA-DRC
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| Title | Author | Year | Type | Language |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| “We are learning, and we are changing”: Health workers in Kisangani embrace human-centered design | Tara Newton, Olivier Lokangaka, PATH | 2025 | Report | English |
| Advancing safe and reliable vaccination in the DRC | Osee Lleke, Tara Newton, PATH | 2025 | Report | English |
| Applying a human-centered design approach to increase immunization coverage and reduce the number of zero-dose children in Tshopo Province, Democratic Republic of the Congo: A costing analysis | Mamadou Sanogo, Cyprien Tendo-Bugondo, Médard Abedi, Dominique Kabengele Kasongo, Rene Kalimira Rusangiza, Logan Brenzel, Frédéric Debellut | 2026 | Journal article | English |
