Titlebook: Making Global Health Care Innovation Work; Standardization and Nora Engel,Ine Hoyweghen,Anja Krumeich Book 2014 Nora Engel, Ine Van Hoyweg

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is book describes what happens when innovations are transferred to new settings: What work is needed to make them work, but also how they change the setting into which they are introduced.978-1-349-49831-4978-1-137-45603-8

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Making Health Care Innovations Work: Standardization and Localization in Global Healthuse the same training modules, delivery strategies, technologies, and logistics across very different contexts. These programs promise efficiency and the ability to reach large populations quickly while generating comparable global data through the same reporting and recording guidelines and standar

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The Translation of Nutri-Epigenetics into Public Health Policy: The Case of Folic Acid Supplementatint proportion of all pregnancies are unplanned or mistimed. This challenge, along with the discovery in the early 1990s that folic acid protects against cardiovascular diseases later in life (Boushey et al. 1995), led public health prevention policies to develop in two ways (Cornel et al, de Smit, a