Resources

Population-wide drug-based strategies are potentially powerful accelerators for malaria elimination. This report explores their role in reducing malaria parasite prevalence and explains the differences between the strategies that have been evaluated. It reviews results from PATH-supported research into population-wide drug-based strategies in three malaria-endemic countries in Africa.

This report makes recommendations for policy and procedural changes that may improve supply chain performance, leading to better immunization and health outcomes in Uganda.

In partnership with Congolese policymakers and civil society organizations, PATH is working to improve health through advocacy at the national level and in key provinces.

This fact sheet outlines the importance of tackling respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), the top cause of newborn lower respiratory infections worldwide. It highlights the need to prepare for incoming RSV interventions (including vaccines for maternal immunization and antibodies given at birth) and to work across vaccine and prenatal care arenas.

This case study explores PATH’s effective scale-up of a Digital Immunization Registry System (ImmReg) in Vietnam. The web-based application is accessed by health workers via computers and smartphones to record and manage immunization data. ImmReg also sends Short Message Service (SMS) reminders to caretakers of children due for vaccinations.