Three Themes Guiding Our KM Work in 2024
The key to a successful KM program, we have learned, is to never sit on our laurels. We are continuously developing new, creative, and inclusive ways to improve this very important work.
The key to a successful KM program, we have learned, is to never sit on our laurels. We are continuously developing new, creative, and inclusive ways to improve this very important work.
New CCP research suggests that broader, more systematic tools are needed to understand factors that influence behavior in low malaria settings.
“He had a magical quality that made every person who met him remember him and something good he sparked in them,” says one colleague.
In Côte d’Ivoire, those who are educated about HIV-prevention medication are more likely to want to take a daily dose of pre-exposure prophylaxis (or PrEP).
New CCP research suggests that treating the COVID-19 vaccine differently than other routine vaccines may have contributed to vaccine doubts and low uptake rates.
With all eyes on the African soccer tournament, the Breakthrough ACTION project has created soccer-themed messages to promote COVID-19 vaccination and routine immunizations to audiences in four countries.
In the Philippines, CCP is working to understand why some women stop using contraception — and how to get them back on track.
Sharing failures and mistakes made in global health programs and learning from them can enhance problem-solving, encourage innovation by fostering a culture that supports taking calculated risks, and improve quality by preventing some future errors, new findings from the Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs
A CCP-led knowledge management program allows family planning peers in nearby countries to learn what works and avoid pitfalls of what doesn’t.
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