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The research examines strategies for the adoption and acceptance of mobile health clinics in rural Senegal and Egypt.

March 12, 2026Open Access

Mobile Health Clinics in Rural Senegalese Communities: Strategies and Acceptance in an Egyptian Context

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The research examines strategies for the adoption and acceptance of mobile health clinics in rural Senegal and Egypt.
Mixed-methods approach including surveys and focus group discussions
Engagement with stakeholders from both Senegal and Egypt
Analysis of community perspectives on mobile health clinics
Identified effective approaches for MHC adoption in rural areas
Highlighted the importance of community engagement and partnership-building
Provided insights for policymakers to enhance MHC success

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Mobile health clinics (MHCs) have been increasingly implemented in rural communities across Africa to address healthcare disparities. A mixed-methods approach was employed, including surveys and focus group discussions with stakeholders from both countries. The study highlights effective approaches for MHC adoption and acceptance, offering insights for policy-makers and implementers. Policy-makers should prioritise community engagement and partnership-building to enhance MHC success in rural contexts.

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Musa Hassan

Ali Shaban

Ahmed El-Sayed

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American University in Cairo

South Valley University

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