Participants reported exposure to interventions.

<div><p>Background</p><p>Cash transfer programmes are increasingly used in humanitarian contexts to help address people’s needs across multiple sectors. However, their impact on the key objectives of reducing malnutrition and excess mortality remains unclear. mHealth interven...

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Main Author:	Carlos S. Grijalva-Eternod (13132492) (author)
Other Authors:	Mohamed Jelle (5904620) (author), Hani Mohamed (14684445) (author), Katie Waller (14684448) (author), Bishar Osman Hussein (14684451) (author), Emmanuel Barasa (14684454) (author), Andrea Solomon (14684457) (author), Sajia Mehjabeen (14684460) (author), Andrew Copas (269120) (author), Edward Fottrell (198003) (author), Andrew J. Seal (14684463) (author)
Published:	2023
Subjects:	Medicine Biotechnology Cancer Science Policy Infectious Diseases safety net phase safety net level mobile phone twice main study outcomes limited time available internally displaced people high (& gt caregiver &# 8217 carefully designed conditionality protracted humanitarian context emergency humanitarian level coverage remained elevated conditional cash transfers cct improved coverage cash transfer conditionality study limitations included child diet diversity registered november 5 5 years age mhealth audio messaging 2 factorial cluster 2 &# 215 single health screening child vaccination services 8 %, respectively pentavalent immunisation series mhealth audio messages humanitarian intervention phase camps receiving cct pentavalent series completion improve measles vaccination 3 months followed included coverage audio messages pentavalent series measles vaccination humanitarian contexts mhealth intervention timely vaccination child morbidity camps receiving measles infection aor 2 receive cash xlink "> three clusters substantially increasing significant interactions significant increase risk factors public health near mogadishu monitored monthly many areas local clinic knowledge score key objectives january 2019 increasingly used health knowledge exclusive breastfeeding conducted intention child mortality aor 8 aor 33 aor 3 aor 28 88 ]; 85 %). 8 ]; 6 months 35 ). 05 ).
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Participants reported exposure to interventions.

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