We document and disseminate various results, trainings, and resources from our research, programs, and projects.
This document provides information about health system strengthening through several key areas of focus. These areas of focus include: innovating in research and design, learning through implementation research, strengthening health information systems, and making data available, accessible and usable.
This document provides an overview of JSI's newborn health work and includes descriptions of their prevention, promotion, and treatment efforts as well as descriptions of their research and programmatic innovations, pilot research programs and technical assistance, and nationwide program expansion efforts.
In 2015, Roll Back Malaria (RBM) through the RBM Malaria in Pregnancy Working Group announced a Global Call to Action to increase national coverage with Intermittent Preventive Treatment of Malaria in Pregnancy. As part of this effort, the Malaria in Pregnancy Working Group developed this infographic to highlight the impact of malaria in pregnancy interventions…
This document is an overview of HEPCAPS2's work with Ethiopia's Health Extension Program. The overview discusses reasons for implementation, components of the program, and anticipated challenges that may arise. JSI / HEPCAPS2 Project, 2015.
The main purpose of this review paper is to contribute to developing better policies and programs that enable public-private partnerships (PPPs) to contribute to better outcomes by understanding existing structures, experiences, and practices both globally and in Ethiopia. The results section of this report has two main sections: one of the sections focuses on findings…
To inform supply decisions, the Pharmaceuticals Fund and Supply Agency (PFSA) in Ethiopia uses a warehouse and logistics information management system developed by the USAID | DELIVER PROJECT in Ethiopia: the Health Commodity Management Information system (HCMIS). This project brief hightlights the impact the HCMIS has had on the public-sector supply chain in Ethiopia. JSI…
Without a reliable supply of contraceptives, family planning programs cannot provide quality services to clients. Critical to this is contraceptive security (CS)—where every person is able to choose, obtain, and use quality contraceptives. The Contraceptive Security Index measures countries’ level of CS through a set of 17 indicators covering five strategic areas for over 70…
Those who carry out supply chain management tasks often have no formal training in supply chain logistics. Many institutions utilize in-service training activities which take healthcare personnel away from their work, are expensive to implement, and often rely heavily on external technical assistance. In response, JSI's USAID | DELIVER PROJECT has enabled countries on three…
Decisionmakers in developing countries often face critical choices about how to strengthen commodity supply chains to yield more accessible, affordable, and higher quality health products and services. Economic evaluations—studies that compare costs and consequences of alternative supply chain investments—can inform their decisions, but are underutilized. This brief describes how the project used this framework to…
Launched in 2007, the Procurement Planning and Monitoring Report (PPMR) was created by JSI's USAID | DELIVER PROJECT to capture information on contraceptive stock and shipment statuses, and other contraceptive security issues, from family planning programs on a country-by-country basis. Reporting data regularly via the PPMR gives countries the unique opportunity to communicate updated data…
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