Publications

Oct
10

IMCHA newsletter - 10 October 2020

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Sep
25

Innovating For Maternal And Child Health In Africa (IMCHA) Summative Evaluation

The research teams, the HPROs and IMCHA management generated a large number of materials that document the IMCHA initiative, some of excellent quality. A considerable number of documents were still in preparation at the time of the evaluation. The IMCHA website, managed by the East Africa HPRO has strong branding, however it is not regularly update...
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Sep
09

IMCHA newsletter 9 September 2020

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Sep
09

Dossier D’information Sur L’application Des Connaissances Et L’influence Sur Les Politiques Et Pratiques

Le dossier d'information sur l'application des connaissances a été préparé dans le cadre de l'évaluation sommative de l'initiative ISMEA, qui vise à améliorer la santé des mères, des nouveau-nés et des enfants en renforçant les systèmes de santé, avec comme point d'entrée les soins de santé primaires. L'ISMEA a été lancée en mars 2014 par le Centre...
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Aoû
21

Saving Malawi’s most vulnerable newborns with implementation research

Malawi's progress in reducing deaths in children under five years (between 1992 and 2016) is spectacular: a drop of 73% (from 234 deaths per 1,000 live births to 63 deaths). Over the same period, however, deaths during the first month of life held firm at 27 per 1,000 live births ― one of the highest rates in the world. Malawi also has the world's highest rate of premature births (babies born before the 37th week of pregnancy). More than half of these babies will develop respiratory distress syndrome, which increases the risk of serious infections such as neonatal pneumonia and sepsis.

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Aoû
21

Strengthening maternal and child health in conflict-affected South Sudan

IDRC-supported research has been underway in South Sudan and northern Uganda since 2015 to improve maternal and child health. In these post-conflict settings, researchers are strengthening local health systems, reducing barriers to access, empowering women, and mobilizing communities to take action on their health needs.  

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Aoû
01

Gender Intentional Strategies to Enhance Health Social Enterprises in Africa

The purpose of this toolkit is to guide health social enterprises working with community health workers (CHWs) in Africa to design gender intentional strategies. The intended users of this toolkit are health social enterprise leaders. It is also highly relevant for non- profit organizations, governments, investors, donors, and other stakeholders engaged in the broader field at the intersection of gender equality, social entrepreneurship, and maternal and child health (MCH) in Africa. 
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Nov
01

IMCHA Research Digest June - November 2020

IMCHA research team "Quality improvement for maternal and newborn health at district-level scale in Mtwara Region Tanzania" studied how to improve the quality improvement methodology whereby stakeholders identify problems in their own contexts and create strategies to improve them.

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EA-HPRO IMCHA evaluation report

Southern Hemisphere was commissioned in April 2020 to conduct an evaluation of the work of the EA–HPRO. The overall purpose of this evaluation was to document the EA-HPRO model, and assess the value of this model of engagement and knowledge translation and policy engagement in evidenceinformed decision-making and scale up. 

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Mar
17

Implementation research methods: an extension tool in health education and information

Mozambique has high maternal (451.6 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births in 2017) and new-born mortality rates.1 The Alert Community for a Prepared Hospital care continuum, is a project promoted by the Faculty of Health Sciences (FHS) of UniLúrio (Lúrio University) in Nampula, Northern Mozambique and the University of Saskatchewan (Canada), in partnership with Nampula Provincial Health Directorate, the Marrere Health Centre (MHC) and the Marrere General Hospital (MGH), the Natikiri Administrative Post (NAP) and other non-governmental organizations with health sector activities in Nampula.

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