Child health programs work better when doctors, schools, and governments collaborate

A new analysis shows that fragmented approaches to preventing childhood illness are inefficient and costly. The research emphasizes that sustainable gains require breaking down silos between healthcare providers, education systems, and local authorities—a shift that could reshape how governments allocate health budgets and organize preventive services.

Originaltitel: Sustainable preventive integrated child health care: reflections on the importance of multidisciplinary and multisectoral stakeholder engagement