2023
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-3200900/v1
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From disease to people-centred pandemic management: organized communities, community oriented primary care and health information systems

Christine Leyns,
Sara Willems,
Richard A. Powell
et al.

Abstract: Background The COVID-19 pandemic exposed the health equity gap within and between countries. Western countries were the first to receive vaccines and mortality was higher among socially deprived, minority and indigenous populations within countries. Surprisingly, many sub-Saharan countries presented low excess mortalities. These countries share experience with community organization and participation in health. The aim is to analyse if and how this central role of people can promote a successful pandemic resp… Show more

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