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Advancing Gender Equity in MSH Nigeria Projects
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MSH Nigeria is leading an initiative to address the gender inequalities that affect Nigerian women and may limit the health impact of MSH’s projects.
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Promoting South-to-South Dialogue on Women in Health Leadership
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Nearly 400 health professionals (men and women) from 74 countries participated in a "Women in Leadership" online seminar discussing topics such as the qualities of women's leadership, obstacles and challenges faced by women leaders, what makes a mentoring program succeed, and more.
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Improving Maternal Care through Option B+ in Busia, Eastern Uganda
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Midwives such as Lydia Nakalyango are integrating Option B+ for prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV in health facilities in Busia, Eastern Uganda.
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In The Name of Culture: A Reflection on International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting
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"Culture can be a powerful positive force in our lives if we dare to challenge it," blogs Dr. Belkis Giorgis. "Women cannot individually take on culture. Armed with evidence, a collective decision to challenge culture can bring about transformation of harmful practices. As public health leaders, we can help by empowering communities to reclaim and transform traditions."
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WOMEN LEAD: A Conversation with Dorothy Onyango: Empowering Women with HIV and Youth
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MSH spoke with Dorothy Onyango about the Kenyan civil society organization she founded to support HIV-positive women, her role as a leader, and how women are contributing to moving towards an AIDS-free generation.
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Voices of Women Health Leaders: Dr. Josephine Kibaru-Mbae on Women in Leadership and Governance
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World Bank Grants $2.2 Million toward Tanzania's National Health Laboratory Business Plan
One way to know an institutional capacity building training was successful? The organization's resource base diversifies--in this case, a $2.2 million grant from World Bank.
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Electronic Dispensing Tool Relieves Paperwork Burden for Healthcare Providers in Namibia
When a pharmaceutical information management tool was adopted in Namibia, health service delivery improved, and so, too, the burden on healthcare workers.
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Join MSH at the 2014 Integrated Community Case Management (iCCM) Evidence Review Symposium
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MSH staff will be attending and presenting at the Integrated Community Case Management (iCCM) Evidence Review Symposium in Accra, Ghana, hosted by UNICEF and partners, March 3-5, 2014.
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MSH and LIVESTRONG Co-Sponsor Congressional Study Tour
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Management Sciences for Health (MSH) and the LIVESTRONG Foundation cosponsored a Congressional staff study tour to Uganda and Rwanda to examine the countries’ health systems, particularly how the countries are addressing chronic diseases.
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MSH Appointed a Continuous Professional Development Provider in Kenya
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MSH has been appointed as a Continuous Professional Development (CPD) provider by the Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Board (KMPDB), the first time courses offered through our programs have been recognized by a regulatory body, and the first time that KMPDB is accrediting leadership and management courses for CPD.
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Anti-Homosexuality Act is a Step Backward for Uganda
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MSH Calls for Access to Health Care for All in Nigeria; Says New Same Sex Marriage Prohibition Law Will Have Serious Impact on Health
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Supply Chain Management System Wins World Bank Science of Delivery Award
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