We work to help our clients achieve results that improve health systems, services, and, ultimately, people’s lives.
The TB Data, Impact Assessment, and Communications Hub project works to improve and harness existing tuberculosis (TB) data and knowledge sharing on TB worldwide. TB DIAH project: Strengthens collection, analysis, and use of routine and nonroutine TB data. Improves performance-based monitoring and evaluation (M&E) frameworks and information gathering. This includes improved design and implementation of…
JSI will conduct medical record reviews of Ryan White clients receiving outpatient/ambulatory health services (OAHS) through the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program under a sub-contract with Abt Associates Inc. The primary purpose of this multi-year, multi-phase evaluation project is to provide the Human Resources and Services Administration HIV/AIDS Bureau (HRSA/HAB) with data to determine the quality…
JSI is supporting the preparations and/or national introduction of the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) vaccine in Cameroon, Kenya, and Malawi. HPV is linked to cervical cancer and vaccination efforts focus on reaching pre-adolescent/adolescent girls (i.e. between 9-14 years old). Through funding from Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, JSI, in close collaboration with the Ministry of Health,…
JSI is continuing to work with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health's Healthcare Associated Infection (HAI) program conducting on-site infection prevention preparedness assessments in selected outpatient healthcare facilities. JSI is also responsible for developing an infection prevention and control toolkit for use in outpatient healthcare settings and generating site reports summarizing the results of the…
Despite reported improved coverage rates over the past several years, Mozambique still experiences wide inequities in coverage across and within provinces, and the improvements have stagnated recently. Additionally, significant inconsistencies in coverage rates exist between administrative data, WUENIC estimates, and the recent household Malaria, HIV/AIDS, and Immunisation Indicator Survey (IMASIDA) which cast doubt on immunization…
As health care increasingly moves towards value-based care, community health centers are actively making changes to how they deliver care to patients and their communities. There is growing recognition that leveraging data to identify and address medical, behavioral, and social needs through a population health management approach is a promising way forward in the path…
JSI leads the external evaluation of George Washington University’s (GWU) Atlantic Fellows for Health Equity (AFHE) Fellowship Program during the initial phase of its operation as part of the Atlantic Philanthropies' (Atlantic) Atlantic Fellows Program. JSI’s external evaluation assesses GWU’s institutional capacities position it to fulfill its goals, tracks program effectiveness over time, and informs…
JSI is working with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH), Bureau of Health Care Safety and Quality to implement data validation, technical assistance, and quality improvement coaching at Primary Stroke Service facilities in Massachusetts. JSI will perform on-site visits to validate PSS data elements and regulatory requirements. JSI will also provide quality improvement coaching…
JSI has been contracted by ABCD, Inc., to conduct a program evaluation of their 3 Steps in 30 Days HIV and Substance Use prevention program. This program builds on their previous HIV prevention and substance use prevention work with young women of color. This program will offer prevention education to young women and men of…
JSI is working to address the challenge of low immunization coverage in urban areas of Indonesia by gaining a nuanced understanding of factors that affect the demand for, barriers of access to, and use of immunization services. JSI is supporting the development of a sustainable strategic action plan in collaboration with Universitas Indonesia. JSI aims…
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