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Meningitis Vaccine Project (MVP) website Newly redesigned and expanded, site provides information and resources from MVP's work to eliminate meningitis as a public health problem in sub-Saharan Africa. |
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Interpersonal Communication and Counseling for Clients on Tuberculosis and HIV and AIDS This training curriculum for tuberculosis (TB) health care workers introduces principles of interpersonal communication and counseling on TB and HIV and provides practical experience in TB and HIV counseling skills in a three-day workshop. |
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Convergence of HIV and Sexual and Reproductive Health Services for People Living With or Most at Risk of HIV: A Toolkit for Building Capacity This toolkit provides practical guidance for building the capacity of various institutions to converge (or integrate) HIV and sexual and reproductive health services strategically. Developed in India, the toolkit is designed for program managers of nongovernmental organizations and community-based organizations; health care providers in the public sector at the national, district, and facility levels; and those running private-sector programs. |
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Directions in Global Health This December issue of Directions features PATH’s work to optimize vaccine supply systems, advance development of malaria vaccine candidates, prevent postpartum hemorrhage to save mothers’ lives, address health needs in Tanzania, and use monitoring and evaluation systems to further PATH’s mission. It also highlights two prestigious awards that PATH recently received. |
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Maximizing the Benefits of Public-Private Partnerships This document describes PATH's approach to maximizing the availability, accessibility, and affordability of global health technologies through private-sector collaboration. This edition is a condensed version of the 12-page document, Bringing New Health Technologies Within Reach for Everyone. It is supported by five case studies illustrating how PATH has applied this approach to a food-fortification technology, human papillomavirus screening, Japanese encephalitis vaccines, malaria vaccines, and the Uniject® prefilled injection device. |
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PATH in India This 12-page brochure describes PATH's country program in India, including work in maternal and child health, reproductive health, epidemic diseases, and technologies to improve health. |
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Procurement Capacity Toolkit, Version 2 As more developing countries take on responsibility for purchasing health commodities, requisite capabilities—such as decision-making, planning, and technical skills—often require strengthening. To address this need, PATH developed the comprehensive toolkit to help build the capacity of those responsible for and involved in the supply of reproductive health products. |
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Helping PEPFAR Partners Manage Health Care Waste: Practical Approaches and Lessons Learned From Uganda and Nigeria Under the Making Medical Injections Safer project, PATH has supported ministries of health and environment to develop the systems needed for effective health care waste management. This paper describes the process, tools, and strategies used to successfully engage PEPFAR partners in Uganda and Nigeria to improve health care waste management. |
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Country-specific Approaches for Infant Feeding and HIV Activities This fact sheet summarizes the Infant & Young Child Nutrition Project's approach to designing and implementing infant feeding and HIV activities. |
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Optimize: Immunization Systems and Technologies for Tomorrow Optimize, a collaboration between the World Health Organization and PATH, has been given a unique mandate to think far into the future: to put technological and scientific advances to work, helping define the ideal characteristics and specifications for health products; and to create a vaccine supply chain that is flexible and robust enough to handle an increasingly large and costly portfolio of vaccines. This brochure provides an overview of Optimize's areas of focus and activities. |
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