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Overview The Clinton Health Access Initiative, Cameroon (CHAI Cameroon) is a Not-For-Profit Organization that began working in Cameroon in 2007 and supports the Government of Cameroon at both national and sub-national levels to develop and implement scalable solutions that improve access to lifesaving health services. As part of its commitment to staff welfare and to...
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CHAI's latest market memo examines integrated HIV, syphilis, and hepatitis B screening in antenatal care across 16 countries and what it means for triple elimination.
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A CHAI-led study assessing the availability of cancer care services in Cameroon urges for more investments to improve the quality of care
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This toolkit assists immunization programs to assess, diagnose, and solve vaccine procurement challenges
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This is the current list of sessions that CHAI is participating in at AORTIC 2023. Please also note that this page is continuously being updated as participants and sessions are confirmed. Presentation links will be updated when recordings are available, so check back regularly. Oral Abstract Presentations Screening test and histopathologic outcomes in a five-country...
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CHAI's 2021 Annual Report is out now. In it, we recognize the incredible efforts of our staff during a difficult year.
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Ahead of plans to introduce the hepatitis B vaccine, CHAI Cameroon piloted integrating tuberculosis and polio vaccinations within 24-hours of child birth.
Read moreCameroon has one of the largest zero-dose population in the world. Using geospatial analysis, CHAI helped the ministry of health to locate and determine a more accurate number of unvaccinated and under-vaccinated children.
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CHAI, with support from UBS Optimus Foundation (UBSOF) and The American Cancer Society (ACS), has been working with the Cameroonian National Cancer Program to improve access to quality pediatric care in the country.
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On Nov. 15, 2021 CHAI, MedAccess, and SD Biosensor announced a partnership to increase access to rapid diagnostic tests for syphilis and HIV.
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