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Linking newborn screening to essential sickle cell disease care in Uganda: a spatial hub-and-spoke network analysis of access, readiness, and strengthening priorities

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Authors: Paasi, George; Ndeezi, Grace; Namazzi, Ruth; Mupere, Ezekiel; Munabi, Ian Guyton; Idro, Richard; Olupot-Olupot, Peter; +1 Authors

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.20573711

Linking newborn screening to essential sickle cell disease care in Uganda: a spatial hub-and-spoke network analysis of access, readiness, and strengthening priorities

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Workflow, analysis outputs, supplementary materials, and validation scripts for a spatial hub-and-spoke network analysis linking geocoded newborn sickle cell disease screening sites to eligible SCD care hubs in Uganda. The repository supports assessment of route feasibility, receiving-hub readiness, hub workload, weak linkages, service-readiness gaps, and strengthening priorities for phased screening-to-care implementation.

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