Wilson Were

TL;DR: Poor quality of care (QoC) in many facilities becomes a paramount roadblock in the quest to end preventable mortality and morbidity.

TL;DR: Initial evidence indicated that the combination of mass distribution of LLIN to all children < 5 years or all households and nationwide distribution of ACT in the public sector was associated with substantial declines of in-patient malaria cases and deaths in Rwanda and Ethiopia.

TL;DR: Investment in strategic information and public health laboratory network capacity strengthening are key actions to expand services to successfully address those diseases in heavily impacted countries.

TL;DR: Oxygen treatment is required for the optimal management of many other conditions in adults and children, and is essential for safe surgery, anaesthesia and obstetric care, and deserves a higher priority on the global health agenda.

TL;DR: Wilson Were and colleagues explain why the global community should continue to invest in children’s health to complete the unfinished child survival agenda and tackle the emerging child health priorities.