Author:
Nizar Ambreen,Janus Magdalena
Abstract
AbstractIn the dynamic landscape of global health, the journey from a new development to its implementation is often fraught with challenges. Yet, it is within the crucible of these challenges that ingenuity flourishes and barriers are transcended. It is with great anticipation and enthusiasm that we introduce our special series, “Breaking barriers: shaping global health futures with pilot and feasibility initiatives.” This series will delve into the evidence surrounding the challenges of conducting health-related studies across diverse regions of the world.
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
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