Chemonics International’s Post

The transformative impact of innovative healthcare tools is evident through the #USAID #TB platforms project in the Philippines. Collaborating closely with local governments and rural health units, they have extended their reach to remote communities for #TB screening and testing. This life-changing endeavor leverages ultra-portable X-ray/CAD and Truenat systems generously provided by Stop TB Partnership as part of the Introducing New Tools Project (iNTP). These stories of individuals who have experienced the profound benefits of these tools within their own communities serve as a testament to the power of innovation in healthcare. They underscore the importance of accessible and effective #TB testing and screening in even the most remote areas, ultimately contributing to the broader goal of eradicating TB. Read on to discover the inspiring narratives of those touched by this incredible initiative. https://lnkd.in/gv49iyX7 https://lnkd.in/gAUhkHW4 #endtb

Digital technologies and telemedicine have become an integral part of our lives. They offer a way to provide timely consultations in remote areas, monitor health conditions regularly, and address the challenges of a limited health workforce environment. Such services have proven to be immensely helpful in such circumstances. UNICEF Ukraine together with partners supported primary health care facilities involved in the home-visiting programme and equipped them with telemedicine devices to screen and identify possible health risks among small children to prevent disease complications and timely referral to family doctors and paediatricians. Ministry of health of Ukraine UNICEF Digital Technology UNICEF #DigitalHealth #Telemedicine #HealthcareTechnology

I am proud to share this @Chemonics International technical brief with insights from the @Surjer Hashi Network’s work in Bangladesh, advancing high-quality antenatal care and delivery services. Supported by my Chemonics colleagues at the @USAID Advancing Universal Health Coverage Project, SHN’s Maternal and Newborn Health Quality Improvement initiative has been a game-changer. The initiative uses a systematic and strategic approach to elevating care standards through facility-based quality improvement teams. 🔍 The four-step improvement model is proving to be a catalyst for change: 1️⃣ Gap Identification 2️⃣ Performance Monitoring 3️⃣ Innovative Change Idea Generation 4️⃣ Iterative Testing (via "Plan-Do-Check-Act" cycle) This comprehensive framework elevates current standards of care and serves as a testament to the feasibility and effectiveness of low-cost, health worker-driven improvement interventions and its contribution to #UHC. Let's celebrate the power of collaboration and innovation in healthcare: https://ow.ly/Mh8p30syGOB

I am proud to share this @Chemonics International technical brief with insights from the @Surjer Hashi Network’s work in Bangladesh, advancing high-quality antenatal care and delivery services. Supported by my Chemonics colleagues at the @USAID Advancing Universal Health Coverage Project, SHN’s Maternal and Newborn Health Quality Improvement initiative has been a game-changer. The initiative uses a systematic and strategic approach to elevating care standards through facility-based quality improvement teams. 🔍 The four-step improvement model is proving to be a catalyst for change: 1️⃣ Gap Identification 2️⃣ Performance Monitoring 3️⃣ Innovative Change Idea Generation 4️⃣ Iterative Testing (via "Plan-Do-Check-Act" cycle) This comprehensive framework elevates current standards of care and serves as a testament to the feasibility and effectiveness of low-cost, health worker-driven improvement interventions and its contribution to #UHC. Let's celebrate the power of collaboration and innovation in healthcare: https://ow.ly/I4sF30syGto

I am proud to share this @Chemonics International technical brief with insights from the @Surjer Hashi Network’s work in Bangladesh, advancing high-quality antenatal care and delivery services. Supported by my Chemonics colleagues at the @USAID Advancing Universal Health Coverage Project, SHN’s Maternal and Newborn Health Quality Improvement initiative has been a game-changer. The initiative uses a systematic and strategic approach to elevating care standards through facility-based quality improvement teams. 🔍 The four-step improvement model is proving to be a catalyst for change: 1️⃣ Gap Identification 2️⃣ Performance Monitoring 3️⃣ Innovative Change Idea Generation 4️⃣ Iterative Testing (via "Plan-Do-Check-Act" cycle) This comprehensive framework elevates current standards of care and serves as a testament to the feasibility and effectiveness of low-cost, health worker-driven improvement interventions and its contribution to #UHC. Let's celebrate the power of collaboration and innovation in healthcare: https://ow.ly/loFH30syIs8

I am proud to share this @Chemonics International technical brief with insights from the @Surjer Hashi Network’s work in Bangladesh, advancing high-quality antenatal care and delivery services. Supported by my Chemonics colleagues at the @USAID Advancing Universal Health Coverage Project, SHN’s Maternal and Newborn Health Quality Improvement initiative has been a game-changer. The initiative uses a systematic and strategic approach to elevating care standards through facility-based quality improvement teams. 🔍 The four-step improvement model is proving to be a catalyst for change: 1️⃣ Gap Identification 2️⃣ Performance Monitoring 3️⃣ Innovative Change Idea Generation 4️⃣ Iterative Testing (via "Plan-Do-Check-Act" cycle) This comprehensive framework elevates current standards of care and serves as a testament to the feasibility and effectiveness of low-cost, health worker-driven improvement interventions and its contribution to #UHC. Let's celebrate the power of collaboration and innovation in healthcare: https://ow.ly/SNmb30syTMr

Introducing BD Health App 📱, the largest library of SRHR indicators derived from various National Health Surveys of Bangladesh, including the Bangladesh Demographic and Health Survey (BDHS), the Bangladesh Maternal Mortality and Health Care Survey (BMMS), the Bangladesh Health Facility Survey (BHFS), and the Utilization of Essential Service Delivery Survey (UESDS). Powered by icddr,b, the BD Health App currently shares #information on over 130 #health indicators in Bangladesh gathered from national surveys dating back to 1993. This app offers users the opportunity to access #data on #SRHR indicators, including fertility and family planning, maternal and child health, maternal mortality, and child mortality. Among its features are indicator tables, charts, maps, and trend data derived from these surveys. It also provides access to #survey-specific information and quick download links as pdf to related publications. BD Health App was developed by the Apps and Analytics Team of the Maternal and Child Health Division (MCHD) at icddr,b and supported by USAID through the 'Research for Decision Makers (RDM) Activity'. #BDHealthApp #HealthApp #data #BDHS #BMMS #BHFS #UESDS #USAID

I am proud to share this @Chemonics International technical brief with insights from the @Surjer Hashi Network’s work in Bangladesh, advancing high-quality antenatal care and delivery services. Supported by my Chemonics colleagues at the @USAID Advancing Universal Health Coverage Project, SHN’s Maternal and Newborn Health Quality Improvement initiative has been a game-changer. The initiative uses a systematic and strategic approach to elevating care standards through facility-based quality improvement teams. 🔍 The four-step improvement model is proving to be a catalyst for change: 1️⃣ Gap Identification 2️⃣ Performance Monitoring 3️⃣ Innovative Change Idea Generation 4️⃣ Iterative Testing (via "Plan-Do-Check-Act" cycle) This comprehensive framework elevates current standards of care and serves as a testament to the feasibility and effectiveness of low-cost, health worker-driven improvement interventions and its contribution to #UHC. Let's celebrate the power of collaboration and innovation in healthcare: https://ow.ly/WALM30syOyS

I am proud to share this @Chemonics International technical brief with insights from the @Surjer Hashi Network’s work in Bangladesh, advancing high-quality antenatal care and delivery services. Supported by my Chemonics colleagues at the @USAID Advancing Universal Health Coverage Project, SHN’s Maternal and Newborn Health Quality Improvement initiative has been a game-changer. The initiative uses a systematic and strategic approach to elevating care standards through facility-based quality improvement teams. 🔍 The four-step improvement model is proving to be a catalyst for change: 1️⃣ Gap Identification 2️⃣ Performance Monitoring 3️⃣ Innovative Change Idea Generation 4️⃣ Iterative Testing (via "Plan-Do-Check-Act" cycle) This comprehensive framework elevates current standards of care and serves as a testament to the feasibility and effectiveness of low-cost, health worker-driven improvement interventions and its contribution to #UHC. Let's celebrate the power of collaboration and innovation in healthcare: https://ow.ly/JE8930sz5L1

I am proud to share this @Chemonics International technical brief with insights from the @Surjer Hashi Network’s work in Bangladesh, advancing high-quality antenatal care and delivery services. Supported by my Chemonics colleagues at the @USAID Advancing Universal Health Coverage Project, SHN’s Maternal and Newborn Health Quality Improvement initiative has been a game-changer. The initiative uses a systematic and strategic approach to elevating care standards through facility-based quality improvement teams. 🔍 The four-step improvement model is proving to be a catalyst for change: 1️⃣ Gap Identification 2️⃣ Performance Monitoring 3️⃣ Innovative Change Idea Generation 4️⃣ Iterative Testing (via "Plan-Do-Check-Act" cycle) This comprehensive framework elevates current standards of care and serves as a testament to the feasibility and effectiveness of low-cost, health worker-driven improvement interventions and its contribution to #UHC. Let's celebrate the power of collaboration and innovation in healthcare: https://ow.ly/hVxa30syJ9L