To stop the last plague outbreak – and prevent future outbreaks – MCSP is strengthening the infection prevention and control skills of Malagasy providers . […]
Location: Africa
Formative Research to Identify Factors that Impact the Use of Sexual and Reproductive Health Services by First-Time/Young Parents in Two Regions of Madagascar
In Madagascar, MCSP is developing and testing an intervention to increase access to and use of essential antenatal care, maternal and newborn care, and family planning services that will create enabling environments and strengthen youth assets, so first-time parents and parents-to-be understand their sexual and reproductive health (SRH) choices and access services that are responsive […]
Burkina Faso
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Collective Impact for Universal Coverage: Liberia’s Health System on the Rise
Blog in a Health Systems Global series on how health policy and systems research is fundamental to achieving universal health coverage by 2030. […]
Caring for Rwanda’s Survivors of Gender-Based Violence
USAID piece on MCSP work shows how health impacts go beyond physical healing. […]
December 15th: MCSP & UNICEF Community Health Information Systems Webinar
Join us for a webinar featuring community health information systems from Rwanda and Mozambique. […]
In Mozambique, Nurses are Using Health Information to Make Lifesaving Decisions
MCSP is helping health care providers in Mozambique identify complications and make rapid, lifesaving decisions. […]
Assessment of Maternal and Perinatal Death Surveillance and Response Implementation in Ebonyi and Kogi States, Nigeria
MCSP and Save the Children, together with several Nigerian professional associations, set out to document experiences to date in implementing maternal death review, perinatal death review, and/or integrated maternal and perinatal death surveillance and response (MPDSR) processes in Nigeria. The study sought to identify factors that have facilitated or inhibited the uptake and sustainability of […]
Situation of Routine Immunization in Urban Poor Areas of Kisumu City, Kenya
In Kenya, according to a 2013 assessment, approximately 353,000 people are unimmunized, and DPT3 coverage in the poorest wealth quintile is 10% lower than in the highest quintile. A situation analysis of routine immunization (RI) in Kisumu City was conducted to assess the immunization status of children, and to understand the challenges and barriers to […]
In Rwanda, an Abandoned Child Is Saved From Malnutrition and Dehydration
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