BackgroundMaternal mortality remains a major public health challenge in fragile and conflict-affected settings, where access to skilled birth attendance is uneven. In Somalia, home delivery continues to predominate despite efforts to expand maternal health services. National averages, however, obscure substantial geogr...
A. A. Abdulle, Yahye Sheikh Abdulle Hassan, Mohamed Abdirahim Omar et al.· Women's Health· 0 citations
ABSTRACT Universal health coverage (UHC) is unattainable without sustainable and equitable health financing. Somalia, operating with an estimated health expenditure of roughly $15 per capita, represents one of the starkest examples of the gap between global UHC ambitions and the realities of fragile‐state financing. Th...
A. A. Abdulle, I. A. Khalif, Aniso Mohamed Abdi et al.· Public Health Challenges· 0 citations
Somalia’s escalating humanitarian financing crisis is exposing a neglected dimension of health-system vulnerability: aid volatility can itself become a determinant of primary health-care (PHC) failure. Recent funding contractions have disrupted hospitals, primary facilities, mobile teams, and nutrition services while d...
Fardowso Mohamed Harbi, I. A. Khalif, Samar Yusuf Omar et al.· Tropical Medicine and Health· 0 citations
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