Health services supervision in a protracted crisis: a qualitative study into supportive supervision practices in South Sudan

[1] Gianaris K(2021)Providing quality of Care in Fragile and Vulnerable Settings: lessons from South Sudan Ann Glob Health 87 126-1248

[2] Atem J(2014)Assessing the quality of care in a new nation: South Sudan’s first national health facility assessment Tropical Med Int Health 19 1237-125

[3] Chen AP(2015)Feasibility of health systems strengthening in South Sudan: a qualitative study of international practitioner perspectives BMJ Open 5 20-998

[4] Chang AH(2019)Addressing fragility through community-based health programmes: insights from two qualitative case study evaluations in South Sudan and Haiti Health Res Policy Syst 17 82-383

[5] Russell A(2021)An exploratory study of the barriers and facilitators to the implementation of community health worker programmes in conflict-affected South Sudan Confl Heal 15 117-24085

[6] Hsu EB(2016)A systematic review of supportive supervision as a strategy to improve primary healthcare services in sub-Saharan Africa Int J Gynecol Obstet 132 988-452

[7] Berendes S(2018)Does supportive supervision enhance community health worker motivation? A mixed-methods study in four African countries Health Policy Plan 33 369-316

[8] Lako RL(2008)Primary health care supervision in developing countries: supervision of health services in developing countries Tropical Med Int Health 13 24085-33

[9] Whitson D(2019)Supportive supervision to improve service delivery in low-income countries: is there a conceptual problem or a strategy problem? BMJ Glob Health 4 437-1284

[10] Gould S(2014)Supervising community health workers in low-income countries–a review of impact and implementation issues Glob Health Action 7 311-252

[1] Gianaris K(2021)Providing quality of Care in Fragile and Vulnerable Settings: lessons from South Sudan Ann Glob Health 87 126-1248

[2] Atem J(2014)Assessing the quality of care in a new nation: South Sudan’s first national health facility assessment Tropical Med Int Health 19 1237-125

[3] Chen AP(2015)Feasibility of health systems strengthening in South Sudan: a qualitative study of international practitioner perspectives BMJ Open 5 20-998

[4] Chang AH(2019)Addressing fragility through community-based health programmes: insights from two qualitative case study evaluations in South Sudan and Haiti Health Res Policy Syst 17 82-383

[5] Russell A(2021)An exploratory study of the barriers and facilitators to the implementation of community health worker programmes in conflict-affected South Sudan Confl Heal 15 117-24085

[6] Hsu EB(2016)A systematic review of supportive supervision as a strategy to improve primary healthcare services in sub-Saharan Africa Int J Gynecol Obstet 132 988-452

[7] Berendes S(2018)Does supportive supervision enhance community health worker motivation? A mixed-methods study in four African countries Health Policy Plan 33 369-316

[8] Lako RL(2008)Primary health care supervision in developing countries: supervision of health services in developing countries Tropical Med Int Health 13 24085-33

[9] Whitson D(2019)Supportive supervision to improve service delivery in low-income countries: is there a conceptual problem or a strategy problem? BMJ Glob Health 4 437-1284

[10] Gould S(2014)Supervising community health workers in low-income countries–a review of impact and implementation issues Glob Health Action 7 311-252