Exemplars in Global Health
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We're on a mission to identify, analyze and disseminate lessons from positive health outliers. Part of the Gates Foundation's Global Development Division.
Joined March 2020
🚨 New research alert 🚨 Learn how Rwanda achieved significant improvements to its primary health care (PHC) system – lowering service costs, expanding access, and improving outcomes.
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The Exemplar newsletter offers an inside look at what’s working in global health and the solutions that are accelerating progress. Sign up to stay informed:
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We make it easier for decision-makers to replicate large-scale global health successes through evidence-based narratives.
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We were honored to partner with @LastMileHealth and @mohs_sl on a low-cost monitoring system that delivered insights to improve Sierra Leone’s community health worker program. Read more ⬇️
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We make it easier for decision-makers to replicate large-scale global health successes through evidence-based narratives.
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Exemplars in Global Health is a resource for decision-makers to learn about proven solutions and data-driven health policies and programs.
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RT @DirOPSPAHO: During the Global Conference on Climate & Health in 🇧🇷, I highlighted the link between health and climate change. These ar….
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Anemia is both preventable and treatable. EGH research shows how several countries have made major progress on anemia among women of reproductive age by investing in women’s health and well-being. Learn more from Dr. Zulfiqar Bhutta of @SickKidsGlobal➡️
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Between 2006 and 2016, one in ten non-pregnant Ugandan women with anemia successfully overcame the condition. Six factors helped propel most of this health progress. Read the full Exemplars in Global Health study on anemia among women of reproductive age➡️
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They’re called small-quantity lipid-based nutrient supplements (#SQLNS). They combine nutrient-dense foods with milk powder, essential fatty acids, and 22 vitamins and minerals. Read more about their life-saving potential ⬇️.
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We make it easier for decision-makers to replicate large-scale global health successes through evidence-based narratives.
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They look like ketchup packets, but they have the power to help babies suffering from severe stunting. What are they?
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Exemplars in Global Health has transitioned to our new home at the @gatesfoundation. If you’re new here, allow us to introduce ourselves.
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What works in digital health? Patty Mechael, co-lead for the Exemplars in Global Health project exploring digital health tools, is inspired by innovations in Brazil. Learn about 5 countries paving the way: Brazil, Finland, Ghana, India, Rwanda ➡️
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Primary health care reform is possible, even in resource-constrained environments. New Exemplars in Global Health research, led by @Uni_Rwanda and @KEMRI_Wellcome, tracks @RwandaHealth's 18-year journey to rebuild its health system. Explore the findings➡️
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RT @gavi: We’re thrilled to announce that today’s Global Summit: Health & Prosperity through Immunisation saw a record number of donors ple….
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RT @TheLancet: In the past 50 years, childhood vaccines have saved an estimated 154 million lives* 💉🌏 . We cannot afford to backtrack on th….
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RT @gatesfoundation: Today, we announced a $1.6 billion pledge to support @Gavi. If Gavi isn’t fully funded, too many children could be le….
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Dr. Kamulegeya spoke with #Exemplars News about the value of public health and shaping policies that save lives.
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The epidemiologist shares lessons on vaccine uptake in low-resource settings
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Ugandan epidemiologist, Dr. John Kamulegeya, spent the first two weeks of his life in the ICU. Looking back, this changed everything for him⬇️
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Primary healthcare is the most inclusive, equitable, cost-effective, and efficient approach to improving health. It has the potential to save millions of lives – but how can countries implement successful systems? Find out at Exemplars in Global Health ➡️
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