Sierra Leone’s national public health agency can detect and report emerging health threats relatively quickly, but a study of its emergency operations has found that translating those signals into completed field action remains substantially slower. The research points to a gap between formal capacity—the authority, trained personnel, infrastructure and partnerships available to an institution—and operational […]
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