A new analysis illustrates exactly how the World Health Organization’s Workforce Indicators of Staffing Needs (WISN) tool can provide the data that health systems managers and policymakers need to promote universal access to health care within their own countries.

In 2015, the Palestinian Ministry of Health has been saving an average of 10 million NIS (about US$2.6 million) per month by improving the health system’s processes for referring clients for specialized care to Israeli hospitals, thanks to technical support from the US Agency for International Development-funded Palestinian Health Capacity Project (PHCP), led by IntraHealth International.

During the past six years, the IntraHealth International-led global CapacityPlus project has helped 28 countries build the health workforces they need to improve health and well-being within their populations.

IntraHealth work on family planning was featured in Women of the World article, titled "Why 222 million women can’t get the birth control they need."

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A new five-year project will improve HIV care in South Sudan, including HIV testing and counseling, treatment, access to antiretroviral therapies, and services for children who live with HIV.

September 24, Chapel Hill, NC—IntraHealth International will host its first gala fundraiser at the Fearrington Barn in Pittsboro on October 9.

IntraHealth International will host its first gala fundraiser at the Fearrington Barn in Pittsboro on October 9.

Through a new $5 million award from the US Agency for International Development, IntraHealth International will help build a stronger, more equitably distributed health workforce to address HIV in Nigeria.

Reps. Nita Lowey (D-NY) and Ander Crenshaw (R-FL) introduced H. Res. 419, "Recognizing the Importance of Frontline Health Workers" yesterday in the US House of Representatives.