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Strengthening Supply Chain and Pharmaceutical Systems for Sustained Health Impact
For more than three decades, Management Sciences for Health (MSH) has partnered with countries to build high-performing supply chains that ensure reliable access to safe, effective, quality-assured medicines and people-centered pharmaceutical services. MSH takes a holistic approach that fosters country-led innovation, whole-of-society engagement and collaboration, private-sector engagement, and effective leadership and governance. This ensures both reliable, affordable access to and sustainable delivery of medical products when and where they are needed and their appropriate use to save lives and improve health.
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Safe, Affordable, and Effective Medicines for Ukrainians (SAFEMed) Activity – July 2026 Monthly Newsletter and Success Story
We are pleased to share the July 2026 Newsletter of the Safe, Affordable, and Effective Medicines for Ukrainians (SAFEMed) Activity, funded …
Strengthening Community TB Prevention Through TB Survivor Clubs in Ethiopia: Lessons from the Eliminate TB Project
Telephone Mentoring During Conflict: Supporting TB Program Continuity in the Amhara Region of Ethiopia
Building a Healthier Tomorrow in Bangladesh: The Legacy of the Healthy Women, Healthy Families Project
Healthy Women, Healthy Families Learning Workshop Report
The MSH-led Healthy Women, Healthy Families (Shustha Ma, Shustha Poribar) project held a learning capturing workshop in June 2024 to gain insight on t…
Healthy Women, Healthy Families (Shustha Ma, Shustha Poribar) Factsheet
Evaluation Findings of the Healthy Women, Healthy Families Project — Bangladesh
Pregnancy Intention and Contraceptive Use among HIV-positive Malawian Women at 4-26 Weeks Post-partum: A Nested Cross-sectional Study
We investigated factors associated with unintended index pregnancy, unmet contraceptive need, future pregnancy intention and current contraceptive …
Factors Associated with Unmet Need of Family Planning and Its Impact on Population Growth in Bangladesh
Abstract In Bangladesh, fertility was high in the 1950s and declined to fewer than five births per woman in the early or mid-1990s like other developi…
Endline Report: Assessing Effectiveness of a Person-Centered Group Care Model among First-time Mothers and Their Husbands for Improving Quality and Use of Maternal, Neonatal and Family Planning Services — Bangladesh
Stronger Health Systems. Stronger Women And Children.
Integrating health services ensures healthier mothers and children and leads to a more efficient, effective, and sustainable health system. MSH works …
Increasing Indigenous Women’s Use of Antenatal Care by Engaging Communities
Methods Used in Prevalence Studies of Disrespect and Abuse during Facility Based Childbirth: Lessons Learned
Several recent studies have attempted to measure the prevalence of disrespect and abuse (D&A) of women during childbirth in health facilities. Variati…
Effects of Birth Spacing on Maternal, Perinatal, Infant, and Child Health: A Systematic Review of Causal Mechanisms
Abstract This systematic review of 58 observational studies identified hypothetical causal mechanisms explaining the effects of short and long interva…
