Health systems in India: analysing barriers to inclusive health leadership through a gender lens

Jasmine Gideon · Sumegha Asthana · Ramila Bisht

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Using India as a case study, Jasmine Gideon and colleagues argue that considering how gender perspectives operate within health systems and society can help achieve more inclusive health leadership

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