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CHAI supported the Lagos State Primary Healthcare Board with the development and implementaiton of a data quality improvement plan as part of a broader effort to increase data quality for decision-making and program implementation.
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In 2021, a CHAI-led analysis of health facility data revealed suboptimal performance of peer-led learning across facilities in Niger state, Nigeria, which contributed to low routine immunization performance. Based on the findings, CHAI helped the state to develop strategies to mitigate the poor performance of its peer-led learning program.
Read moreCHAI developed an electronic Short Message Service (SMS) reporting platform to improve monitoring, visibility, and sustainability of peer-led learning sessions in Kano state, Nigeria.
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To celebrate International Women’s Day 2022, we are sharing the stories of women who have previously been featured on our blog. We are impressed by their impact and their resilience and think you will be too.
Read moreCHAI- adapted for use in Nigeria, a pictorial educational booklet, initially developed by the nonprofit Global Oncology (GO), for use in Malawi and Rwanda, to support cancer patient education of treatment side effects to encourage treatment adherence.
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After an immunization session, Musa*, a health worker in Kano State, Nigeria, typically emptied contents of his portable vaccine carrier into the solar direct-drive (SDD) freezer in his clinic without much thought about sensitivities of the vaccines. In some cases, he stored diluents outside the freezer. Unknown to Musa, this action can cause vaccines to...
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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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In a corner of the emergency pediatric unit a four-year-old boy with pneumonia was struggling to breathe despite using an oxygen concentrator. The hospital technician was called to check on the machine and discovered it was broken—the concentrator had been pumping ambient air.
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This report helps donors and buyers in public health better understand the offerings of respiratory equipment suppliers based in sub-Saharan Africa.
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The strawberry-flavored formulation of the WHO’s recommended first-line treatment for HIV is designed to overcome many of the barriers that stop young children taking their medication properly.
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