Multimorbidity and Knowledge Architectures: An Interdisciplinary Global Health Collaboration (KnowM): Qualitative Dataset, Zimbabwe (2021-2024)

Dixon, JORCID logo and Mundoga, FTORCID logo (2024). Multimorbidity and Knowledge Architectures: An Interdisciplinary Global Health Collaboration (KnowM): Qualitative Dataset, Zimbabwe (2021-2024). [Dataset]. UK Data Service. https://doi.org/10.5255/UKDA-SN-857310
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KnowM (2021-2024) was an interdisciplinary research collaboration to characterize the meaning, significance, and transformative potential of the concept of multimorbidity within a global health context, centred on a case study of Zimbabwe. It brought together stakeholders from across the Zimbabwe health system to critically interrogate the concept of multimorbidity and co-produce a formative agenda for responding to it in this setting. Data includes the health facility health facility survey (n=30 surveys), in-depth interviews (n=45 transcripts), and fieldnote summaries from participant-observation and other stakeholder engagements during the study (n=23 fieldnote summaries).

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Morbidity; Zimbabwe; Access to health services; Health; Ethnography

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