Case studies from Health Partnerships focusing on all aspects of project work from M&E to clinical care.
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12 September 2017
Building a strong interdisciplinary team is vital when each discipline has skills and experience to offer the partnership as well as the patients in their care....
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5 September 2017
Recognising health system challenges requires an approach where a culture is developed in which it is acceptable to talk frankly about them, so that they can be addressed...
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5 September 2017
The collaboration between NHS Highland and partners in Ghana and Zambia who are reducing health harm caused by alcohol....
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5 September 2017
The partnership between Royal College of Midwives and Ugandan Private Midwives Association detail how they aligned their project plans....
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1 September 2017
International development donors, such as DFID, are increasingly asking us to demonstrate and explain the impact of our work in value for money terms....
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12 September 2017
Dr Lisk, UK Health Partnership Coordinator, describes data gathering for project M&E from Epilepsy Association of Sierra Leone clinics, health centres, and hospitals...
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3 August 2017
The Palestinian Ministry of Health has identified deficiencies in primary care for children in the West Bank. Health service managers and local and visiting tutors have...
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12 September 2017
By training colposcopists & supporting a country-wide cervical screening programme, this is attempting to reduce mortality rates due to cervical cancer in Nepal's women....
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3 August 2017
Due to the large burden of disease in Africa, there is a need for culturally appropriate, holistic palliative care...
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3 August 2017
In the rural Upper West Region of Ghana, levels of harmful alcohol use are on the rise. Alcohol dependency affects the young and the old, both men and women, and can...
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2 August 2017
Kenya, Uganda, Ghana, Nigeria and Sierra Leone are a long way from meeting Millennium Development Goal 4 - reduction of under-five mortality...
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