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Strategic health policy and health system resilience in protracted crisis settings: policymaker perspectives from Yemen
Background Health system resilience is often described through the World Health Organization building blocks, yet in protracted crises it depends on whether governance, financing, workforce, information systems, service delivery, and accountability can convert crisis response into institutio
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