Training Providers to Trust Rapid Malaria Test Results Could Improve Outcomes
“There’s much less trust in the negative rapid diagnostic test result than there is in the positive one,” says CCP researcher Kathryn Sugg.
“There’s much less trust in the negative rapid diagnostic test result than there is in the positive one,” says CCP researcher Kathryn Sugg.
A new social mobilization approach, led by The Challenge Initiative, has significantly increased the number of women receiving family planning services in health facilities.
A new CCP-led study suggests that youth-friendly interventions for pregnant adolescents could increase early prenatal visits, which could reduce malaria and improve birth outcomes.
“Providers said the training showed them new ways, and the importance, of understanding adolescents and young clients as people,” says CCP’s Alfayo Wamburi.
A CCP-led program in Bangladesh has developed creative ways to boost COVID-19 vaccine uptake among its young people.
Marla Shaivitz, CCP’s director of digital strategy, makes sense of what role artificial intelligence may play in the field in the future — and what is already happening now.
Working with the Mastercard Foundation, CCP is part of a five-year, $48-million project to prepare young Ethiopians for meaningful work.
A simplified version of Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) may help postpartum Ethiopian women become better equipped to adopt family planning.
Glass, a beloved member of the CCP staff for more than 30 years, including a recent 14-month stint as the center’s interim executive director, is retiring this week.
Older Indonesians helped their peers make the decision be vaccinated against COVID-19 as part of a CCP-led Breakthrough ACTION activity.
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