who needed to go to clinic for follow-up suffered catastrophic financial losses due to the cost of treatment, transportation, and lost work, even with Rwanda's robust universal health insurance.
"Once you get the conversations started, you have to keep them going as you work toward a solution, step by step," Boatin added. "We're delighted to take a moment to celebrate the achievements, but we're also excited to dig back in and see how much further we can go with this crucial implementation science," he said.
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