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Antimicrobial use in a pediatric hospital in Kenya: a point prevalence survey to inform antimicrobial stewardship
By: Joseph Mbuthia, Nkatha Gitonga, Winnie Akoth, Susan Mutua, Ndinda Kusu, Tamara Hafner, Mohan P. Joshi, Martha Embrey Publication: Frontiers in Tropical Diseases, 4 March…
National consumption of antimicrobials in Tanzania: 2020–2022
By: Siana Mapunjo, Romuald Mbwasi, Emmanuel Alphonce Nkiligi, Aneth Wilbroad, Emiliana Nyafungo Francis, Kelvin Msovela, Talhiya Yahya, Rose Mpembeni, Emmanuel Masunga, Kelvin Nkungu, Samir Saitoti,…
National-Level Consumption of Antimicrobials in the Veterinary Sector in Uganda: A Report on Analysis of Import Data for 2021
By: Marion Murungi, Patrick Vudriko, Helen Byomire Ndagije, Diana Nakitto Kesi, Allan Serwanga, Kalidi Rajab, Leonard Manirakiza, John Paul Waswa, Hassan Kasujja, Mark Barigye, Ddembe…
Assessment of the implementation of antimicrobial stewardship programs in selected healthcare facilities in Kenya
By: Nkatha Gitonga, Mitchel Okumu, Oscar Agoro, Ndinda Kusu, Joseph Mukoko, Helen Wangai, Tamara Hafner, and Mohan P. Joshi Publication: Frontiers in Tropical Diseases; 12…
Strengthening Nigeria’s Response to Antimicrobial Resistance
Malaria Prevention Initiative Delivers Positive Results for Infants and Children in Katsina
Webinar: Achieving Universal Health Coverage in Urban Settings: Incentives, Challenges, and Opportunities
By Anupama Sharma, Dr. Atul Kotwal, Dr. Somil Nagpal, Dr. Dinash Aravind, Dr. Madan Gopal, Dr. Rahul S Reddy Kadarpeta On February 7, Management Science…
Building a Healthier Tomorrow in Bangladesh: The Legacy of the Healthy Women, Healthy Families Project
The Healthy Women, Healthy Families project showcases the impactful group-based antenatal and postnatal care model supporting first-time parents in Bangladesh. This resource highlights how this…
Empowering First-Time Parents in Bangladesh: A Journey Through Group Care
A Simple Yet Transformative Model is Changing the Lives of Young Families In the dense, fast-moving neighborhoods of Tongi, Bangladesh, young women often navigate pregnancy…
Rapport final du programme ACCESS : Six ans de progrès en santé publique à Madagascar
Pendant six années, le programme Accessible Continuum of Care and Essential Services Sustained (ACCESS) a œuvré dans 14 régions de Madagascar pour atteindre son objectif…
