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This report, “Scaling up Health Services for Type 1 Diabetes in India: Towards a strategy to transition to sustainability of programmes supported by CDIC in India ”, was developed under the guidance of Professor Rifat Atun, Professor of Global Health Systems at Harvard University and Director of the Health Systems Innovation Lab, and implemented by a team consisting of Dr Che L. Reddy, Associate Director Health Systems Innovation Lab, Harvard University, Zia Shakir, Research Scholar at Health Systems Innovation Lab, Harvard University, and Meghna Raman, Research Scholar at Health Systems Innovation Lab, Harvard University, and Anne Sofie Olsen who provided valuable comments. The analytical framework used in this report is drawn from earlier research and engagement with major global health initiatives led by Professor Rifat Atun at the Health System Innovation Lab.
The study was supported by Novo Nordisk financially supported this work through a research grant. The funders had no role in study design, analysis, decision to publish, or report preparation.
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Shakir Z, Raman M, Reddy CL, Olsen ASW, Kumar P, Atun R. Scaling up Health Services for Type 1 Diabetes in India: Towards a strategy to transition to sustainability of programmes supported by CDIC in India. Health Systems Innovation Lab, Harvard University, Jan 2023. DOI: 10.54111/0001/HSIL/tra
The Health Systems Innovation Lab (HSIL) at Harvard University is a global research and training lab that specializes in creating high value health systems through targeted innovations. Led by Prof. Rifat Atun, the Lab uses its research, education, innovation and translation activities to work with students, governments, private sector, multilateral entities, and civil society to promote policy and practice, and accelerate the diffusion of health system innovations. The Lab conducts its work within two inter-related streams–Global Health Systems and Innovation—and is driven by a Harvard-based team of interdisciplinary clinicians and academic leaders, and an international group of disciplinary experts.
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