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Supporting Safer Births in Guatemala During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Management Sciences for Health to Strengthen Pregnancy Care for Underserved Indigenous Women in Guatemala

Project builds on the organization’s pioneering work in Uganda and Kenya Arlington, VA—March 4, 2019—Management Sciences for Health (MSH) announ…

Women’s, Children’s, and Adolescents’ Health

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Responding to an Epidemic while Maintaining Antenatal Care in Guatemala

Pandemic Preparedness and Response

Prior to the COVID-19 outbreak, pregnant women participating in group antenatal care sessions met to share experiences, receive health information, form social bonds, and track the progress of their pregnancies

We Will Not Let Antenatal Care Services Falter

Pandemic Preparedness and Response

This is an image of a young Guatemalan woman, her hair in braids, looking back as she walks with a baby strapped to her back using a traditional wrap.

Insights from Guatemala: Improving Indigenous Women’s Maternal Health through a Blended Model of Care

Women’s, Children’s, and Adolescents’ Health

A healthcare worker moderates a Community Dialogues session for pregnant women and other community members in Guatemala as part of the the Healthy Mothers and Babies in Guatemala

Community Dialogues: How Indigenous Women Are Breaking Down Barriers, Transforming Maternal Health in Guatemala

Women’s, Children’s, and Adolescents’ Health

Women participate in group ANC session in Uganda

Person-centered group antenatal care in Eastern Uganda: Reaching women through pregnancy clubs

Women’s, Children’s, and Adolescents’ Health

Using Facebook Ad Campaigns to Raise Awareness About Antenatal Care in Guatemala

In 2021, MSH partnered with Meta to pilot a social behavior change communications ad campaign on Facebook to increase COVID-19 vaccine uptake. This ye…

Women’s, Children’s, and Adolescents’ Health

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Can a Human-centered Design Approach to Group Antenatal Care Improve Women’s Pregnancy and Birth Experiences?

Women’s, Children’s, and Adolescents’ Health

This image is a close-up of the hands of a midwife a midwife holding some educational materials.

Moving Toward a New Model of Care for Afghan Mothers: The Critical Role of Midwives in Providing High-Quality Antenatal Care

Primary Health Care

[Women participate in the opening ceremony of a Lea Mimba pregnancy club session at a health facility in Kenya.] {Photo by M4ID}

Putting Patients at the Center to Strengthen Primary Health Care

Primary Health Care

Pregnancy clubs: Group antenatal care in Uganda and Kenya

Women’s, Children’s, and Adolescents’ Health

Stories

Supporting Safer Births in Guatemala During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Management Sciences for Health to Strengthen Pregnancy Care for Underserved Indigenous Women in Guatemala

Responding to an Epidemic while Maintaining Antenatal Care in Guatemala

We Will Not Let Antenatal Care Services Falter

Insights from Guatemala: Improving Indigenous Women’s Maternal Health through a Blended Model of Care

Community Dialogues: How Indigenous Women Are Breaking Down Barriers, Transforming Maternal Health in Guatemala

Person-centered group antenatal care in Eastern Uganda: Reaching women through pregnancy clubs

Using Facebook Ad Campaigns to Raise Awareness About Antenatal Care in Guatemala

Can a Human-centered Design Approach to Group Antenatal Care Improve Women’s Pregnancy and Birth Experiences?

Moving Toward a New Model of Care for Afghan Mothers: The Critical Role of Midwives in Providing High-Quality Antenatal Care

Putting Patients at the Center to Strengthen Primary Health Care

Pregnancy clubs: Group antenatal care in Uganda and Kenya

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