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TL;DR
This qualitative study examined the practices of 45 frontline workers in two Ugandan districts to understand how they enact or impede the integration of nutrition services into their daily work.
International Journal of Health Policy and Management · 5 authors, 3 centres
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This qualitative study examined the practices of 45 frontline workers in two Ugandan districts to understand how they enact or impede the integration of nutrition services into their daily work.
Researchers conducted open-ended interviews and observations with 45 frontline workers (health, agriculture, and community development) and other stakeholders in two districts from February to June 2018. The study concludes that sustaining nutrition improvements beyond time-bound projects requires institutionalizing demands and resources within government systems and strengthening integrative capacities across levels.