- Supply- and Demand-Side Factors Influencing Utilization of Infant and Young Child Feeding Counselling Services in Vietnam
- Progress in Improving Provincial Plans for Nutrition through Targeted Technical Assistance and Local Advocacy in Vietnam
- Exposure to Mass Media and Interpersonal Counseling Has Additive Effects on Exclusive Breastfeeding and Its Psychosocial Determinants among Vietnamese Mothers
- Maternal Willingness to Pay for Infant and Young Child Nutrition Counseling Services in Vietnam
- Assessing Implementation Fidelity of a Community-based Infant and Young Child Feeding Intervention in Ethiopia Identifies Delivery Challenges that Limit Reach to Communities: A Mixed-Method Process Evaluation Study
- Organizational Factors, Planning Capacity, and Integration Challenges Constrain Provincial Planning Processes for Nutrition in Decentralizing Viet Nam
- Program Impact Pathway Analysis of a Social Franchise Model Shows Potential to Improve Infant and Young Child Feeding Practices in Vietnam
- Incorporating Elements of Social Franchising in Government Health Services Improves the Quality of Infant and Young Child Feeding Counselling Services at Commune Health Centres in Vietnam
- A Program Impact Pathway Analysis Identifies Critical Steps in the Implementation and Utilization of a Behavior-Change Communication Intervention Promoting Infant and Child Feeding Practices in Bangladesh
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