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Opinion: Four Ways Ukraine’s Health Care System Has Weathered the War

We believe other countries can learn from Ukraine’s efforts to establish a working health supply chain, make medicines affordable, and stay vigilant against ongoing diseases among persistent crises.

By: Viktor Liashko, Maryna Slobodnichenko, and Marian Wentworth

Management Sciences for Health Welcomes Kathryn Erskine as Chief People and Culture Officer

Erskine joins MSH from DAI, where she served as Vice President of People, overseeing the human resources function for more than 5,000 global staff.

Achieving Universal Health Coverage in Urban Settings: Incentives, Challenges, and Opportunities

This webinar, co-hosted by Management Sciences for Health and the Joint Learning Network (JLN) for Universal Health Coverage, will address emerging issues in urban health in India, Malaysia, and Bangladesh. Panelists will discuss innovative financing strategies for population health in urban areas, approaches to reducing out-of-pocket expenses, and how to leverage development finance to expand access and improve efficiency in healthcare delivery. Participants will also be able to engage in a Q&A session during the latter half of the webinar.

View Page: Quality of care – Skills to save lives
Health worker training in Afghanistan
Quality of care – Skills to save lives
View Page: Eight Years of SAFEMed: Building a More Resilient Health System in Ukraine
SAFFEMed EOP Event Group Photo
Eight Years of SAFEMed: Building a More Resilient Health System in Ukraine
View Page: El modelo de atención prenatal grupal de MSH se integra en las normas de atención médica de Guatemala
Mother and baby at Utz Nan event
El modelo de atención prenatal grupal de MSH se integra en las normas de atención médica de Guatemala
View Page: MSH’s Group Antenatal Care Model Integrated into Guatemalan Health Care Norms
Mother and baby at Utz Nan event
MSH’s Group Antenatal Care Model Integrated into Guatemalan Health Care Norms
View Page: Eight Years of Driving Change: Voices from Ukraine’s Path to Safe and Affordable Medicines
Eight Years of Driving Change: Voices from Ukraine’s Path to Safe and Affordable Medicines
View Page: Guatemala’s Alcohol Tax Helps Advance Reproductive and Maternal Health
Pregnant women receiving health info during COVID-19 pandemic
Guatemala’s Alcohol Tax Helps Advance Reproductive and Maternal Health
View Page: Locally Led, Data Driven: Ethiopia Endorses NSCA 2.0 to Institutionalize Health Supply Chain Maturity
A pharmacist in Ethiopia going through his books.
Locally Led, Data Driven: Ethiopia Endorses NSCA 2.0 to Institutionalize Health Supply Chain Maturity
View Page: Management Sciences for Health Welcomes Dr. John Paul Clark to its Board of Directors 
John Paul Clark
Management Sciences for Health Welcomes Dr. John Paul Clark to its Board of Directors 
View Page: Ethiopia Advances Health Procurement Reform with Multi-Vendor Sourcing Strategy
A forklift worker in a warehouse in Ethiopia. Photo Credit: Jiro Ose
Ethiopia Advances Health Procurement Reform with Multi-Vendor Sourcing Strategy
View Page: Innovation in Motion: SAPICS 2025 and the Future of Supply Chains
2025 SAPICS banner
Innovation in Motion: SAPICS 2025 and the Future of Supply Chains
View Page: Stronger Planning, Stronger Access: SCS Supports Ethiopia’s Health Commodity Supply Review
A hospital employee updates a health database in Ethiopia. Photo credit: Jennifer Gardella for MSH
Stronger Planning, Stronger Access: SCS Supports Ethiopia’s Health Commodity Supply Review
View Page: Stronger Primary Health Care, Healthier Communities: How Local Leaders Are Driving Change 
Group of people gather in front of a health center building in Rwanda
Stronger Primary Health Care, Healthier Communities: How Local Leaders Are Driving Change