Building the social innovation for health ecosystem in Latin America: Experiences and learning from SIHI-LAC

Van Niekerk, L.; Echavarria, M. I.; Alger, J.; Castro-Arroyave, D. M.; Bautista-Gomez, M. M.; Nieto Anderson, C. I.; Beltran, B. Y.; Cuervo, L. G.

Van Niekerk, L.; Echavarria, M. I.; Alger, J.; Castro-Arroyave, D. M.; Bautista-Gomez, M. M.; Nieto Anderson, C. I.; Beltran, B. Y.; Cuervo, L. G..

BMJ Innovations ; 8(3):224-233, 2022.

Article in English | EMBASE | ID: covidwho-2005331

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Social innovation for health has grown in relevance and momentum across Latin America.1-5 Yet, the potential of social innovation for health appears mostly untapped, with one reason for this being the limited investment to build strong ecosystems that can support social innovation initiatives.6-8

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television; agriculture; Brazil; Chagas disease; Colombia; coronavirus disease 2019; decision making; ecosystem health; Guatemala; health care; health service; human; interpersonal communication; mobilization; non-governmental organization; occupation; pandemic; Peru; public health; review; social innovation in health initiative for latin america and the caribbean; South and Central America; Washington; Zika virus

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Full text: Available Collection: Databases of international organizations Database: EMBASE Type of study: Qualitative research Language: English Journal: BMJ Innovations Year: 2022 Document Type: Article

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