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A Multilevel Analysis of Neighborhood Inequalities and Non-communicable Disease Multimorbidity in Gh01; and RRR?=?0.39, p?≤?0.05, respectively). Self-rated health, lifestyle factors, and socioeconomic inequalities were confirmed as predictors of NCD multimorbidity. Importantly, we found that the neighborhood of residence is responsible for about 18% of the variance in NCD multimorbidity. We discuss the policy implications of these findings.

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Book 2023logical innovations to initiate a discussion on the complexities of the issues impacting health in the region. Through theoretically and empirically grounded contributions from a variety of researchers working across SSA, the book addresses a wide range of topics that are usually treated separately

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Ghana’s Community-Based Health Planning and Services and Women’s Decision to Utilize Health Facilityogram may be helpful in promoting women’s reproductive autonomy in the Upper West Region of Ghana. To reduce maternal and child?mortalities, we recommend the expansion of the CHPS program to cover more rural and remote areas in Ghana.

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Exploring Coping Strategies of Persons with Mental Illness in Ghana: A Synthesis of the Qualitative ping strategies identified in the review. Other strategies included seeking biomedical care, maintaining positive relationships, substance use, listening to music, and isolation. The review calls for a coordinated mental healthcare provision and the need for increased research on mental illness in G

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Researching Home While Studying Abroad: Navigating Positionality in Health Research in Rwandaountry’s rural communities. The second study reflects on navigating power dynamics while exploring nurses’ experiences translating continuing professional development to nursing practice in Rwanda. The third study examines the perceived responsibilities (of researcher) and expectations (of participa