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As climate change increasingly shapes population health outcomes, health systems must adapt in ways that are both sustainable and context-specific. In this blog, Baraka Mu'azu reflects on her experience of the Sustainable Health Care (SHC) module and how its systems-based approach has informed her work at the intersection of climate and public health policy in Nigeria.

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