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Please note that COMAHS is no longer the Sierra Leone representative in the ReBUILD for Resilience consortium. However, you can still explore COMAHS’ valuable contribution to the project throughout this site. The Institute for Development is now our partner in Sierra Leone.
COMAHS – College of Medicine and Allied Health Sciences – at the University of Sierra Leone is the country’s only medical and pharmacy school. COMAHS was a partner in our predecessor programme, ReBUILD, focusing on community health workers, health financing and its effect on poor households’ access to health services, the impact of policies on human resources for health, and the incentive environment for health workers. The impact of Ebola on health workers was also a major focus.
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