Health Worker Training Helps More Sick Newborns Survive in Uganda
This hospital is making changes to reduce preterm births—and it’s paying off.
I’m a Nurse in South Sudan and I Connect Sex Workers to HIV Care and Treatment
Violence, stigma, and other challenges I see every day as I provide HIV care to people in my community.
6 Ways South Sudan Is Using Data to Tackle Its HIV Epidemic—and Prepare for Future Pandemics
Here's what I'm most proud of in helping shape the future of health care in this country.
Health Workers in Kenya Use New Negotiation Skills to Improve Their Working Conditions
The partnership between health worker unions, government leaders, and others prevents strikes and keeps health services available.
For Stronger HIV Services in South Sudan, This Team Looks to the Data
How digital health and data collection are improving health care in the country, despite the many challenges.
What Does It Take to Keep HIV Services Available in Tanzania during COVID-19?
Lucy Mphuru on how her team exceeded targets despite the pandemic.
The View from a District Command Post during Rwanda’s Second Wave of COVID-19
Here’s how health workers brought infections down.
Dr. Peris Kariuki: A Voice and Vision for Nursing Leadership
Part of my leadership role includes advocacy.
Mary Akai Supat: A Voice and Vision for Nursing Leadership
I don’t think nursing is a job that is coveted by many, but to me, it's a calling.
Alice Boit: A Voice and Vision for Nursing Leadership
Most of our nurses in Kenya are going abroad. If I could tell policymakers one thing, it would be this.
