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trigram	frequency
bmj global health	87
as well as	72
the impact of	65
middle east respiratory	61
east respiratory syndrome	60
respiratory syndrome coronavirus	59
the use of	54
world health organization	53
global health security	50
universal health coverage	45
community health workers	42
bmj glob health	40
glob health doi	40
the number of	39
in global health	38
of global health	38
in the community	35
the global health	35
of the covid	35
the health system	35
acute respiratory syndrome	34
severe acute respiratory	34
the context of	33
one of the	33
in order to	31
in sierra leone	31
there is a	31
provenance and peer	29
in burkina faso	29
and peer review	29
a systematic review	29
this is an	29
availability and affordability	28
of the manuscript	28
review not commissioned	28
peer review not	28
of the health	28
prevention and control	27
in the context	27
the risk of	27
the importance of	26
competing interests none	26
a face mask	26
ministry of health	26
interests none declared	26
the development of	26
upon this work	25
open access this	25
which permits others	25
of public health	25
provided the original	25
the original work	25
creative commons attribution	25
with the creative	25
original work is	25
open access article	25
the creative commons	25
build upon this	25
is an open	25
access this is	25
due to the	25
article distributed in	25
permits others to	25
in accordance with	25
work is properly	25
the ministry of	25
access article distributed	25
accordance with the	25
is properly cited	25
an open access	25
distributed in accordance	25
org licenses by	24
the primary case	24
ebola virus disease	24
the role of	24
in west africa	23
their derivative works	23
in terms of	23
based on the	23
on different terms	23
the use is	23
and the use	23
others to distribute	23
license their derivative	23
use is non	23
derivative works on	23
attribution non commercial	23
and license their	23
commons attribution non	23
works on different	23
of the population	23
impact of the	22
credit is given	22
the spread of	22
during the covid	22
changes made indicated	22
appropriate credit is	22
this work non	22
any changes made	22
the general population	21
democratic republic of	21
of health services	20
income and middle	20
externally peer reviewed	20
control and prevention	20
there is no	20
and affordability of	19
the quality of	19
access to healthcare	19
the need for	19
such as the	19
maternal and newborn	18
as a result	18
publication not required	18
of health systems	18
of terrorist attacks	18
for disease control	18
for publication not	18
patient consent for	18
health system capacity	18
disease control and	18
response to the	18
consent for publication	18
the effect of	17
essential cvd medicines	17
of the disease	17
in dromedary camels	17
contributed to the	17
may not be	17
public health emergency	17
the new findings	16
of chws in	16
and control of	16
the effectiveness of	16
personal protective equipment	16
of middle east	16
need to be	16
during the pandemic	16
review of the	16
preparedness and response	16
the effects of	16
a lack of	16
of community health	16
migrant workers in	16
the ebola outbreak	16
and child health	16
in this paper	15
diabetes and hypertension	15
in the public	15
effects of the	15
to respond to	15
the ev gh	15
data from the	15
a total of	14
wearing a face	14
the world bank	14
response to covid	14
what are the	14
maternal and child	14
involved in the	14
health security in	14
needs to be	14
of essential cvd	13
agency in the	13
the majority of	13
the world health	13
use of health	13
as part of	13
the lack of	13
in the global	13
the democratic republic	13
changes in the	13
more likely to	13
in lics and	13
duty of care	13
a public health	13
this research from	13
research from any	13
anxiety and depression	13
grant for this	13
for this research	13
health services in	13
by the who	13
in the field	13
of health and	13
the pure study	13
understanding of the	13
health workers in	13
a specific grant	13
report of the	13
the case of	13
from any funding	13
well as the	13
tailored technical support	13
not declared a	13
for global health	13
in relation to	13
republic of congo	13
commercial or not	13
health system strengthening	13
declared a specific	13
any funding agency	13
and social distancing	13
of the outbreak	13
funding agency in	13
specific grant for	13
do not have	12
the general public	12
funding the authors	12
we do not	12
part of the	12
transmission of covid	12
at the time	12
al hol camp	12
and newborn health	12
and mental health	12
effect of the	12
the potential to	12
the right to	12
in the country	12
evd and fcp	12
health care system	12
at least one	12
global health degrees	12
international health regulations	12
to support the	12
of the world	12
to be a	12
and public health	12
health system resilience	12
to ensure that	12
authors have not	12
a result of	12
and human rights	12
the response to	12
ministries of health	12
of health system	12
a health system	12
and global health	12
income security in	12
of the pandemic	12
the authors have	12
the middle east	12
people living in	12
included in the	12
sustainable development goals	12
global health research	12
the time of	12
have not declared	12
the international health	12
health service utilisation	11
in response to	11
related to the	11
workers in kuwait	11
according to the	11
health system governance	11
it is not	11
cvd medicines were	11
the absence of	11
persons with disabilities	11
of the ebola	11
would like to	11
the need to	11
the incidence of	11
world health organisation	11
a review of	11
the fact that	11
symptoms of anxiety	11
in the past	11
face mask in	11
the national health	11
ebola outbreak in	11
risk factors for	11
members of the	11
three types of	11
the scope of	11
the end of	11
systematic review and	11
the activities of	11
be able to	11
mask in the	11
supply of medicines	11
of the global	10
health and social	10
of maternal and	10
in times of	10
higher risk of	10
systematic review of	10
the united nations	10
a number of	10
global health and	10
scope of practice	10
of face masks	10
associated with the	10
the severe acute	10
to improve the	10
masks in the	10
of health security	10
a focus on	10
face masks in	10
at all stages	10
spatial lifecourse epidemiology	10
chws in ghana	10
terrorist attacks on	10
the evd outbreak	10
high risk of	10
the public were	10
the availability and	10
some of the	10
health systems and	10
that can be	10
perceived ebola threat	10
the prevention and	10
of infectious diseases	10
of the fcp	10
that it is	10
response to a	10
to the covid	10
of ebola virus	10
it is possible	10
based on a	10
in case of	10
of the who	10
in the early	9
in the democratic	9
data availability statement	9
each of the	9
the needs of	9
were involved in	9
during the ebola	9
for health security	9
in saudi arabia	9
or the public	9
health information system	9
on the ground	9
global health the	9
most of the	9
that there is	9
for migrant workers	9
the ebola epidemic	9
of cvd medicines	9
health workers and	9
resilient health systems	9
pan american health	9
of the primary	9
the benefits of	9
of healthcare reform	9
impact of covid	9
has the potential	9
internally peer reviewed	9
in the world	9
in the use	9
fcp health zones	9
of the national	9
across the globe	9
essential health services	9
quality of care	9
are the new	9
american health organization	9
during the outbreak	9
public health emergencies	9
the who roadmap	9
the current pandemic	9
in partnership with	9
the al hol	9
integrated health system	9
part of a	9
determinants of health	9
likely to be	9
activities of chws	9
all authors contributed	9
it is important	9
is important to	9
of mobile phones	9
a global health	9
age and sex	9
national and global	9
outbreak in west	9
of the virus	8
ev gh programme	8
around the world	8
health security and	8
there has been	8
and management of	8
in the general	8
approved the final	8
health impact of	8
antenatal care visits	8
pneumonia and diarrhoea	8
workers in the	8
in south africa	8
of ill health	8
of the epidemic	8
ministry of public	8
the st century	8
the sustainable development	8
antimicrobial use in	8
implementation of the	8
estimates of the	8
the who and	8
many of the	8
in public health	8
the event of	8
and fcp health	8
in the event	8
when there is	8
on the other	8
of human rights	8
children under years	8
infection prevention and	8
authors contributed to	8
is needed to	8
data are available	8
contact with the	8
the state council	8
of cesarean sections	8
on maternal and	8
lessons from the	8
center for disease	8
women and their	8
the field of	8
transmission of sars	8
global health governance	8
emerging infectious diseases	8
of wearing a	8
on the global	8
in lmics and	8
like to thank	8
ev gh alumni	8
an investment case	8
in the design	8
affected by the	8
to participate in	8
to healthcare services	8
evd outbreak in	8
and health systems	8
risk of cvd	8
only a few	8
of availability and	8
the delivery of	8
interrupted time series	8
focus on the	8
and or the	8
a range of	8
the health sector	8
in the usa	8
risk of infection	8
aspects of health	8
of the study	8
of the literature	8
the healthcare system	8
primary health care	8
health care in	8
we would like	8
to maternal healthcare	8
is already known	8
is essential to	8
the manuscript at	8
face mask use	8
likely to report	8
development of a	8
we argue that	8
in the study	8
there have been	8
emergency preparedness and	8
health as a	8
in a commune	8
the implementation of	8
this is not	8
maternal healthcare services	8
the final version	8
health and safety	8
and do not	8
urban and rural	8
mental health symptoms	8
cases and deaths	8
may not have	8
of the community	8
to do so	8
at risk of	8
health policy and	8
for health system	8
of user fee	7
much of the	7
of severe acute	7
the cost of	7
models of care	7
measures such as	7
writing of the	7
for detection of	7
cuban health security	7
in the first	7
in line with	7
in the covid	7
died from ebola	7
department of health	7
dissemination plans of	7
a reduction in	7
health coverage in	7
neighbouring health zones	7
what do the	7
the global south	7
compared with those	7
towards universal health	7
and systems research	7
well as in	7
to reduce the	7
access to medicines	7
the presence of	7
were not involved	7
millennium development goals	7
and response to	7
de salud publica	7
over the past	7
global health is	7
new york city	7
of migrant workers	7
global health training	7
have access to	7
compared with other	7
in the health	7
dromedary camels in	7
visits for pneumonia	7
of chws to	7
this is the	7
show that the	7
for universal health	7
policy and systems	7
global health community	7
the acodd members	7
health systems to	7
infectious disease outbreaks	7
of the impact	7
was associated with	7
the beginning of	7
republic of the	7
what is already	7
online supplemental appendix	7
can be used	7
the other hand	7
for the future	7
the relationship between	7
of this research	7
for people living	7
may be a	7
the most important	7
wear a face	7
led to a	7
health and human	7
lics and middle	7
return on investment	7
public were not	7
security in cuba	7
of household transmission	7
vector control interventions	7
all of the	7
the manuscript and	7
the literature on	7
to mitigate the	7
were defined as	7
depression and anxiety	7
from the global	7
to better understand	7
indirect effects of	7
a higher risk	7
of the high	7
the past years	7
all three types	7
a scoping review	7
a history of	7
those of the	7
of medicines for	7
to test health	7
new findings imply	7
an integrated health	7
patient and public	7
were associated with	7
the concept of	7
in the camp	7
maternal and perinatal	7
the provision of	7
on how to	7
it is also	7
of an outbreak	7
impact of event	7
of the evidence	7
a few months	7
people living with	7
were more likely	7
the level of	7
ministerio de salud	7
associated with a	7
from the national	7
of the social	7
of the congo	7
the global north	7
of this study	7
of the three	7
the h n	7
traditional birth attendants	7
from the pure	7
do the new	7
public involvement patients	7
of persons with	7
low and middle	7
of anxiety and	7
the threat of	7
or dissemination plans	7
in health care	7
broader global health	7
office for the	7
the global response	7
and access to	7
manuscript at all	7
review and meta	7
with a focus	7
people with disability	7
a variety of	7
to report symptoms	7
the us embargo	7
of the current	7
it is the	7
cumulative risk assessment	7
the research programme	7
of event scale	7
the mental health	7
it has been	7
the basis of	7
to the ebola	7
effects of terrorist	7
centers for disease	7
cost of living	7
and public involvement	7
spread of the	7
among the general	7
for other countries	7
to account for	7
in health systems	6
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mobile phones in	6
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of health workers	6
the introduction of	6
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women and children	6
the fcp was	6
on the basis	6
global health initiatives	6
to the study	6
time of writing	6
global public health	6
and health outcomes	6
is a need	6
the ongoing covid	6
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and reviewing of	6
health systems research	6
national health information	6
the reform of	6
income countries and	6
health service delivery	6
to address the	6
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other infectious diseases	6
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security in times	6
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the start of	6
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number of attacks	6
health in the	6
to health facilities	6
health system and	6
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the current global	6
depression and ptsd	6
coordination of humanitarian	6
patients and or	6
of maternal healthcare	6
does the material	6
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by the covid	6
outbreak in the	6
to test the	6
as shown in	6
public health interventions	6
to be the	6
data on the	6
health services during	6
of acodd members	6
on the use	6
user fee exemption	6
social distancing and	6
armed conflict on	6
risk of malaria	6
for international students	6
and clinical managers	6
of response to	6
for the coordination	6
health systems in	6
within the context	6
the capacity to	6
mental health impact	6
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health system is	6
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analysis of the	6
high prevalence of	6
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community case management	6
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united nations office	6
authoritarian management style	6
research and development	6
middle income countries	6
for middle east	6
finance and clinical	6
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ebola threat and	6
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health system perspective	6
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definition of global	6
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parts of the	6
affordability of essential	6
the ebola virus	6
the detection of	6
any of the	6
to the best	6
use of face	6
the head office	6
in the uk	6
in the current	6
the west african	6
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a list of	6
context of the	6
chinese center for	6
health system building	6
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disease control activities	6
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only health zones	6
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health security activities	6
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to determine how	6
emergency of international	6
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the ability to	6
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those who are	6
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the collective agency	6
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to global health	6
the most vulnerable	6
women and newborns	6
in light of	6
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basic health insurance	6
health security agenda	6
risk of transmission	6
local health systems	6
technical support to	6
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of humanitarian affairs	6
global pool of	6
in the future	6
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on global health	6
of healthcare services	6
age and comorbidity	6
the health and	6
the next pandemic	6
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context of a	6
the novel coronavirus	6
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external quality assessment	6
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reviewing of the	6
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of infectious disease	6
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of mental health	6
a major challenge	6
the early stages	6
factors associated with	6
levels of the	6
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in the st	6
and can be	6
this study is	6
maternal and neonatal	6
onset of symptoms	6
the value of	6
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in the region	6
impact on the	6
test health system	5
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the virus that	5
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virus that causes	5
the university of	5
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many other countries	5
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disease prevention and	5
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the set of	5
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a qualitative study	5
the study and	5
malaria vector control	5
approach to health	5
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public health service	5
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those who did	5
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care system reform	5
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essential medicines for	5
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global health network	5
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of public hospitals	5
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of anc visits	5
relationship between the	5
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previous publications from	5
experience in the	5
types of cvd	5
external situation report	5
compared with the	5
sense of security	5
use of mobile	5
supported by the	5
cesarean sections is	5
relative to the	5
effects of a	5
case fatality rate	5
armed conflict location	5
to control the	5
round of healthcare	5
was defined as	5
paradigm shift in	5
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online supplementary appendix	5
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is difficult to	5
safety and health	5
who research roadmap	5
is possible that	5
case fatality ratio	5
false sense of	5
support from the	5
in other countries	5
lessons learnt from	5
of depression and	5
cvd medicines was	5
similar to the	5
the management of	5
control health zones	5
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one million chw	5
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by the us	5
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was supported by	5
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best of our	5
case of sickness	5
of the us	5
access to quality	5
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the availability of	5
guinea worm eradication	5
contributors all authors	5
of services delivered	5
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of coronavirus disease	5
and middleincome countries	5
other parts of	5
of the evd	5
of people in	5
cases in the	5
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infectious disease control	5
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better understand the	5
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r d blueprint	5
international crisis group	5
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access to maternal	5
basic public health	5
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newborn health professionals	5
coronavirus in dromedary	5
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case management and	5
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primary case was	5
context of response	5
in the transmission	5
the chinese center	5
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support the development	5
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respiratory syncytial virus	5
primary healthcare centres	5
groups of individuals	5
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