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Governance, coordination, and accountability in public health emergency preparedness and response: A scoping review
Public health emergency preparedness depends not only on technical capacity but also on strong governance, coordinated multisector action, and clear accountability. However, evidence on how these systems function across different contexts remains fragmented. This scoping review synthesized global e
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