Musa Manga

A systematic review of global interventions for sustainable strategies to reduce healthcare worker burnout and turnover in underserved areas of the United States

Abstract Background Healthcare worker burnout and turnover are pressing global concerns, exacerbated by systemic inequities, workforce shortages, and occupational stress. A range of interventions—including community-driven, hospital-based, and primary care-based strategies—have b...

Flooding-driven sanitation failure and enteric disease risk in urban informal settlements: Cholera as an illustrative case for climate-resilient sanitation in low- and middle-income countries

Climate change is intensifying rainfall extremes and urban flooding, amplifying public health risks in settings with fragile sanitation and drainage systems. In dense urban informal settlements, floods can overwhelm onsite sanitation and fecal sludge management systems, causing p...