A qualitative exploration of the experiences of community health animation on malaria control in rural Malawi

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Tumaini Malenga
Frances E. Griffiths
Marrit van den Berg
Henk van den Berg
Michèle van Vugt
Kamija Samuel Phiri
Lucinda Manda-Taylor
Eric Umar
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[1] University of Malawi,School of Public Health and Family Medicine
[2] College of Medicine,Training and Research Unit of Excellence
[3] University of Malawi College of Medicine,Warwick Medical School
[4] University of Warwick,Centre for Health Policy
[5] University of Witwatersrand,Academic Medical Centre
[6] Wageningen University and Research,undefined
[7] University of Amsterdam,undefined
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Globalization and Health | / 16卷
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Behaviour change communication; Community engagement; Community health animator; Health animation; Health education; Malaria;
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