Resource Type: Fact sheet

  • Strengthening Integrated Delivery of HIV/AIDS Services (brief)

    September 2021 — An estimated 1.9 million people are living with HIV in Nigeria, the second-highest number globally. In September 2011, the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) awarded FHI 360 the Strengthening Integrated Delivery of HIV/AIDS Services (SIDHAS) project to help address this issue…

  • Youth Social and Behavior Change Communication (SBCC) Strategy – HIV and Contraception

    July 2018 — This strategy supports the Government of Tanzania’s efforts to improve the adoption and maintenance of health behaviors among young people in Tanzania. It implements a multichannel, branded program to create a “360-surround-sound” effect reinforcing key messages. Community- and individual-level activities are designed to encourage discussion and to enable individual and collective decision…

  • NAWEZA: An Integrated Social and Behavior Change Strategy to Engage and Support Adult Audiences to Take Action for their Health and Well-being

    June 2020 — This strategy supports the Government of Tanzania’s efforts to improve the adoption and maintenance of health behaviors among adults in Tanzania. The USAID Tulonge Afya project assists the Ministry of Health, Community Development, Gender, Elderly, and Children and implementing partners with building capacity to develop and implement integrated interventions and messages that…

  • Afya Uzazi Surge Model for RMNCH Service Delivery

    June 2021 — To address persistently low rates for antenatal visits and delivery at facilities with skilled birth attendance among women in six subcounties in Kenya, the Afya Uzazi project developed an integrated activity that merged high-frequency monitoring and data use for intensified community and client engagement. The “surge” initiative used weekly staff data reviews to…

  • Policy Brief: Disability Screening Instruments from Low- and Middle-Income Countries

    May 2019 — This brief summarizes findings from the Education Equity Research Initiative’s review of low-cost screening instruments that are currently being used or have the potential to be used in low- and middle-income countries to identify children with disabilities. It covers screening instruments that could be applied at the individual level for identification or…

  • The National Institute for Work and Learning at 50

    April 2021 — FHI 360 looks back at the National Institute for Work and Learning’s activities in 2020, which marks a half century of our involvement in preparing different segments of the U.S. population – including the most marginalized – for critical work and learning experiences. Staying not just relevant, but leading changes in the…

  • Market Development and Product Introduction (fact sheet)

    This factsheet offers a high-level overview of the current work of FHI 360’s Market Development and Product Introduction (MDPI) initiative. It provides a brief introduction to FHI 360’s MDPI expertise across the organization and establishes the broader goal of the MDPI initiative. The fact sheet also maps MDPI capabilities to products and therapeutic areas and…

  • Better Health Program – Vietnam

    March 2021 — This brochure is an overview of FHI 360’s management of the Vietnam program of the Global Better Health Programme, which is part of the Prosperity Fund led by the U.K. government’s Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office to strengthen health systems. Objectives for Vietnam include strategies for noncommunicable diseases, health education and training,…

  • Fast Health Care Interoperability Resources

    The brief identifies a standard for exchanging data between health care systems, specifically fast health care interoperability resources (FHIR) and its features. The document also indicates how FHIR works, benefits of this system specifically to Vietnam and what is currently happening to evaluate software to enhance the country’s electronic health information.

  • A Common Language for Health: Improving Electronic Health Record System Interoperability

    This brief looks at the challenges of establishing a common terminology for electronic health records across several systems. It highlights SNOMED CT as the technology that can provide uniformity and a large vocabulary of terms. The brief explains the benefits of this technology and the current situation in Vietnam regarding electronics records.

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