We document and disseminate various results, trainings, and resources from our research, programs, and projects.
This AIDSFree produced excel-based tool will assist VMMC campaigns in efficiently evaluating the current health care waste management practices at campaign sites.
This Module 1 of the MEASURE training on routine health information systems introduces the concept of RHIS and basic practice. Participants will acquire basic knowledge of RHIS core competencies to conceptualize, design, develop, govern, and manage RHIS. They will use the information the RHIS generates to improve public health practices and service delivery. Module 1 also maps…
As countries strengthen their data infrastructures, global health professionals increasingly need data from multiple sources for monitoring programs and for preventing and controlling the spread of epidemics. These data sources are routine health information systems (health facility and community-based information systems) and nonroutine sources (household and other population-based surveys, census, civil registration and vital statistics…
The regular use of reliable information from a well-designed routine health information system (RHIS) is indispensable for ensuring and sustaining improvements in health system performance. Using reliable information from RHIS over time is an important aid to improving health outcomes, tackling disparities, enhancing efficiency, and fostering innovation. In the work of the Commission on Information…
The dissemination and use of data generated by a routine health information system (RHIS) have traditionally been limited to the health system. The community is not typically viewed as part of the health system and is not seen as a consumer or user of health data. As a result, the community is disengaged and does…
This case study looks at how Bangladesh established the eMIS and the initial changes in data management as well as service delivery that have resulted from implementing the system. JSI/MEASURE Evaluation. 2018.
This AIDSFree produced strategy articulates how we will advance PEPFAR’s gender strategic areas at global and country levels by meaningfully addressing gender inequalities to achieve better HIV prevention, care, and treatment outcomes.
This AIDSFree produced story book highlights the voices of the girls—and their families—supported by the AIDSFree JUA program.
This AIDSFree report describes findings from an in-depth study that documented existing models of differentiated ART distribution and their associated barriers and enablers in three countries: South Africa, Uganda, and Zimbabwe. 2018.
Mothers and families of adolescent girls in Kenya often hold this negative attitude towards their pregnant daughters, which is compounded by concerns and stigma related to HIV. This attitude is a widespread problem, as adolescent girls and young women are disproportionately affected by HIV—over half of new infections in Kenya are among adolescents and young…
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