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Scaling innovations in public health systems: guidance and toolkit
The World Health Organization guidance and toolkit for scaling innovations in public health systems offer an evidence-based, practical framework to assist governments to lead, coordinate and sustain the scaling of health innovations – specifically, to steward a move from promising pilots to system-wide adoption, grounded in principles of health system strengthening and country ownership.
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WHO's new guidance and toolkit reframes scaling as a government-led discipline, not a technology problem — offering an evidence-based framework built on three strategic approaches (make it happen, help it happen, let it happen), seven critical government roles, and the core Explore–Adapt–Learn processes. For public sector leaders and their partners, it provides a practical path to move beyond isolated pilots toward sustainable, system-wide adoption grounded in health system strengthening and country ownership.
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