MCSP is engaging communities and strengthening the ability of its members to work together to address social and health concerns. […]
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MCSP is engaging communities and strengthening the ability of its members to work together to address social and health concerns. […]
In Burundi, utilizing peer support groups to help bridge the supervision gap. […]
One reasons pregnant women shun health facilities is the inability to pay for needed healthcare services. In Nigeria, MCSP is working to change that. […]
Community engagement rebuilds peoples’ belief and trust in their own health systems, which is fundamental to stronger demand and utilization of health care services. […]
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We cannot separate the conversations between health systems, universal primary health care, and community health. […]
Efforts in Sierra Leone can be modeled in other countries as a way toward sustainable financing for community health. […]
Communities that are invested in the health of their members are more resilient and able to problem solve to maintain improvements in their health outcomes. […]
Generating local solutions to improve access to health care services should be a key cornerstone to strengthening a health system. […]
In rural parts of this West African country, an app is helping people get the health care they need quickly and efficiently. […]