Martin Grauduszus, Lennart Koch, Stefanie Wessely, Christine Joisten
School-based promotion of physical literacy: a scoping review
Frontiers in public health
applying positive outlier lens one effective approach generating evidence inform global health policy program funding decisions exemplars global health egh program studies positive outlier countries made extraordinary progress health outcomes despite limited resources disseminates successes multiple types outputs date egh studied studying 14 global health topics 28 countries paper aims identify findings summarized themes subthemes appear among completed egh studies developed conceptual framework used content analysis approach identify top thematic areas appear drivers programmatic success across egh studies completed june 2020may 2023 egh studies n 31 spanned six topics including underfive child mortality n 6 childhood stunting n 5 community health workers chw n 4 vaccine delivery n 3 covid19 response n 6 newborn maternal mortality reduction n 7 across 19 countries subsaharan africa latin america south central asia caribbean regions top drivers success defined critical catalytic achieving intended outcome eight key drivers identified 1 efficient data collection use decisionmaking 2 strong political commitment health leadership 3 effective stakeholder coordination 4 local connected capacitated workforce 5 intentional womens empowerment engagement 6 effective adoption implementation national policies 7 effective sustainable financing 8 equitable efficient outreach targeting crosscutting drivers span broad range development outcomes sectors populations indicate need effectively integrate people systems sectors improve global health outcomes findings study aim support peer learning among countries support evidencebased decisionmaking funders policymakers key stakeholders