On February 28th, MCSP hosted the first of a two-part webinar series to share the Program’s global and country-level learning for human capacity development efforts. Entitled “Mentoring Implementation Lessons from Rwanda, Laos and Ethiopia,” the webinar summarized MCSP’s global guidance on mentoring based on a literature review and results from a survey of 23 countries […]
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This case study describes a mentorship approach used in Lao PDR to support the Ministry of Health’s reproductive, maternal, newborn, and child health (RMNCH) strategy by providing in-service capacity strengthening to skilled birth attendants (midwives, nurses, doctors and other health staff). […]
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How does a young Indian mother become empowered? With knowledge about and access to family planning. […]
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In Burma, robust linkages between community volunteers and health staff are building health system capacity. […]
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What do a bedridden mother, a married couple, and a 13-year-old yogi in northeastern India have in common? […]
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A positive experience with an MCSP-trained volunteer led Ko Maung Tun to be an advocate for early detection and treatment of TB in his community. […]
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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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USAID/Nepal asked MCSP to coordinate a large, nationally representative survey to obtain a more definitive picture of private sector outpatient care for possible severe bacterial infection (PSBI) among newborns and young infants. Study partners included the Child Health Division of the Ministry of Health and Population, USAID, and New ERA. The survey aimed to document […]
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Sometimes it doesn’t take years of experience to make an impact – it can happen almost immediately. […]
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