In 2014, the Federal Ministry of Health (FMOH), the Maternal and Child Survival Program-Newborns in Ethiopia Gaining Attention (MCSP-NEGA) project, and country partners developed a Demand Creation Strategy for MNCH-CBNC that focused on approaches to address the persistent low demand for community-based newborn care (CBNC). The design process included a review of global and local […]
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MCSP-trained providers in Mozambique stabilize a pregnant woman suffering from eclampsia and refer her for lifesaving care. […]
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MCSP’s Restoration of Health Service Project (RHS) in Liberia worked with the country’s Ministry of Health to improve the delivery of high-quality maternal and child health services and restore confidence in the health system following the Ebola outbreak. MCSP worked in 77 health facilities in three counties (Nimba, Lofa, and Grand Bassa) focusing on: Improving […]
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An MCSP study in India is using a healthcare service delivery model that links facility- and home-based care through a systematic approach. […]
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The Ministry of Health (MOH) in Ethiopia set a transformational agenda to improve the lives of women and children. To achieve this transformation Ethiopia has prioritized developing compassionate, respectful and caring health care providers. There are limited information on the status of mistreatment of women in Ethiopian health facilities. In 2016, the MCSP Strengthening BEmONC […]
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In Nigeria, faith-based communities are a close ally in MCSP’s fight to improve maternal and child health. […]
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The side event provided space to explore effective strategies that may be adapted to other development and humanitarian issues. […]
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This eight-page brief illuminates MSCP’s works with global stakeholders, governments, and partners in more than 30 countries to improve coverage and quality of high-impact, person-centered reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health care. […]
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Download the presentations and posters that capture our on-the-ground knowledge from the world’s most challenging regions for health. […]
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