Asha's response to COVID-19: Providing care to slum communities in India
Slum populations, the most vulnerable to COVID-19, are emerging as hotspots for transmission of the virus. Comprehensive strategies for addressing this challenge exist, but reports of effective models for implementing them have been lacking. Asha, a 33-year old health and community development organ...
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Main Authors: | Jean Oulund Peteet (Author), Louanne Hempton (Author), John R. Peteet (Author), Kiran Martin (Author) |
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Health for All Nations,
2020-01-01T00:00:00Z.
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