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Table 3 Sources by lead author, country, and themes

From: Health system evaluation in conflict-affected countries: a scoping review of approaches and methods

Authors (year)

Country/ies

Participant gender

Methods

Lead Institution

Tool/framework

Themes

Service delivery

Governance

Financing

Workforce

Medicine

Information

Abstract (N = 4)

 Ashour [8]

Palestine

Not identified

Mixed

Unclear

 

X

     

 Rosenburg et al

Liberia

Not identified

Qualitative

Academic (US)

    

X

  

 Taira et al

Sri Lanka

Not identified

Quantitative

UN

WHO EESC

X

     

 Zangana

Iraq

Not identified

Qualitative

Unclear

  

X

    

Journal Articles (N = 53)

 Abdullahi et al. [1]

Nigeria

Not identified

Quantitative

MoH collaboration

TB REACH

X

     

 Adams et al. (2020)

Sierra Leone

Mostly men

Qualitative

Academic (UK)

 

X

     

 Ager et al. (2015)

Nigeria

Not identified

Qualitative

Donor (bilateral)

 

X

     

 Akseer et al. (2019)

Afghanistan

Not identified

Quantitative

Donor (multilateral)

 

X

     

 Altare et al. [4]

DRC

Not identified

Mixed

Academic (US)

 

X

     

 Ameh et al. [5]

Iraq

Not identified

Mixed

Academic (UK)

 

X

  

X

  

 Anwari et al. [6]

Afghanistan

Not identified

Mixed

Donor (bilateral)

  

X

    

 Baingana and Mangen [9]

Uganda

Not identified

Qualitative

INGO

 

X

  

X

  

 Bernasconi et al. [10]

Nigeria

Not identified

Quantitative

Non-academic (Swiss)

 

X

     

 Boris et al. (2010)

Croatia

Not identified

Mixed

Donor (bilateral)

 

X

     

 Burnham et al. [14]

Iraq

Not identified

Qualitative

Unclear

 

X

     

 Nic Carthaigh et al. [43]

Afghanistan

Mostly women

Mixed

INGO

 

X

     

 Casey et al. [15]

DRC

Men

Quantitative

INGO

 

X

     

 Casey et al. (2017)

DRC

Women

Quantitative

INGO

 

X

     

 Chi et al. [17]

Burundi-Uganda

Not identified

Qualitative

Academic (Norway)

 

X

     

 Chi et al. [18]

Burundi-Uganda

Women

Qualitative

Academic (Norway)

 

X

     

 Collier et al. (2018)

Palestine

Mostly men

Qualitative

Non-academic (UK)

 

X

     

 Das et al. [20]

Pakistan

Mostly men

Mixed

Academic (national)

 

X

X

X

X

  

 Douedari and Howard [22]

Syria

Not identified

Qualitative

Academic (UK, Syrian led)

  

X

    

 Erismann et al. [25]

South Sudan and Haiti

Mostly men

Qualitative

Non-academic (Swiss)

  

X

    

 Fardousi et al. [26]

Syria

Men

Qualitative

Academic (UK)

    

X

  

 Foster et al. ( 2017)

Thailand, Myanmar

Women

Mixed

Non-academic (US)

 

X

     

 Hemat et al. [27]

Afghanistan

Mostly men

Quantitative

INGO

 

X

     

 Ho et al. [28]

DRC

Mostly men

Qualitative

INGO

 

X

     

 Jamal et al. [30]

Syria

Not identified

Qualitative

Academic (UK, Syrian led)

‘absorptive, adaptive, transformative’ resilience framework

X

     

 Jones et al. [31]

South Sudan

Not identified

Qualitative

Academic (UK)

 

X

X

X

X

X

X

 Kabakian-Khasholian (2013)

Lebanon

Women

Quantitative

Academic (national)

 

X

     

 Kozuki et al. (2018)

South Sudan

Not identified

Mixed

INGO

 

X

     

 Malembaka et al. [35]

DRC

Mostly men

Quantitative

Donor (bilateral)

 

X

     

 Mandal et al. (2006)

Southern Sudan

Not identified

Qualitative

INGO

 

X

  

X

X

 

 Mosleh et al. (2020a)

Palestine

Mostly men

Qualitative

Non-academic (Swiss)

 

X

     

 Mosleh et al. (2020b)

Palestine

Mostly men

Qualitative

Unclear

 

X

     

 Murphy et al. (2017)

DRC

Men

Qualitative

INGO

RE-AIM

X

     

 Nagai et al. [41]

Sri Lanka

Not identified

Mixed

Unclear

 

X

     

 Newbrander et al. [42]

Afghanistan

Not identified

Quantitative

Donor (bilateral)

   

X

   

 Nidzvetska et al. [44]

Ukraine

Women

Qualitative

Academic (US and Belgium)

 

X

     

 Odhiambo et al. [45]

South Sudan

Women

Quantitative

MoH

vulnerability and resilience framework

 

X

    

 Patino-Lugo et al. [48]

Colombia

Not identified

Qualitative

Academic (national)

TDF

X

X

X

   

 Price et al. (2013)

Nepal

Not identified

Quantitative

Academic (US)

 

X

     

 Rechel et al. (2010)

Tajikstan

Not identified

Qualitative

Non-academic (EU)

  

X

    

 Roberts et al. [51]

Ukraine

Not identified

Quantitative

Academic (UK-Ukraine collaboration)

 

X

     

 Sami et al. (2018)

South Sudan

Not identified

Qualitative

Academic (US)

CFIR

X

     

 Sami et al. (2017)

South Sudan

Women

Quantitative

Academic (US)

 

X

     

 Saymah et al. [53]

Palestine

Men

Qualitative

Academic (UK)

WHO-AIMS

X

     

 Sengupta et al. [54]

India

Not identified

Quantitative

Local NGO

 

X

    

X

 Spiegel et al. [56]

Yemen

Not identified

Qualitative

Donor (bilateral)

Global Task Force on Cholera Control framework

 

X

    

 Taira et al. (2009)

Myanmar

Not identified

Qualitative

Donor (bilateral)

 

X

X

X

X

X

X

 Tang et al. (2019)

Afghanistan

Not identified

Qualitative

Donor (bilateral)

 

X

     

 Tappis et al. (2016)

Afghanistan

Not identified

Quantitative

Academic (US, collaboration with MoH)

 

X

     

 Valadez et al. (2020)

South Sudan

Not identified

Quantitative

Unclear

 

X

     

 van der Veen et al. [61]

Kosovo

Not identified

Mixed

Donor (bilateral)

    

X

  

 Warsame et al. [62]

Somalia

Not identified

Qualitative

Donor (bilateral)

 

X

X

X

X

X

X

 Witter et al. [63]

DRC-Uganda

Not identified

Qualitative

Academic (UK-Uganda collaboration)

Adapted strategic purchasing framework

  

X

   

PhD Thesis (N = 1)

 Aembe (2017)

Congo

Not identified

Qualitative

Academic (Netherlands)

  

X

    

Total sources (%)

    

10 (17)

45 (78)

13 (22)

7 (12)

10 (17)

4 (7)

4 (7)