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Advancing Knowledge to Inform Program Design
Minki Chatterji, research director for the SHOPS project, oversees the project’s research portfolio, which includes global research, process and impact evaluations, formative research, provider censuses, and qualitative behavioral research. A demographer by training, she has more than 10 years…
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Country : Haiti, India, Madagascar, Nepal, Pakistan, Senegal, Tanzania
Health Area: Child Health, Family Planning, HIV, Malaria, Maternal Health
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National Scale-up of Zinc Promotion in Nepal: Results from a Post-project Population-based Survey
The World Health Organization and the United Nations Children’s Fund recommend using a new oral rehydration solution (ORS) plus zinc supplementation for 10-14 days for the treatment of diarrhoea in children aged less than five years. The Social Marketing Plus for Diarrhoeal Disease Control:…
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Country : Nepal
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Nepal (2008): Zinc TRaC Survey
This zinc-used focused household survey was conducted in July-October 2008 with a total of 3550 respondents in POUZN program districts in order to provide quantifiable data to assist program managers to monitor and evaluate the POUZN program in Nepal. The study provided guidance for the…
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Country : Nepal
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Understanding the Association between Wealth, Long-Acting Contraception, and the Private Sector
An analysis of 14 Demographic and Health Surveys revealed that wealthier women are more likely than poorer women to use long-acting or permanent contraceptive methods instead of short-acting methods. They are also more likely to obtain these methods from the commercial sector. However, in some…
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Engaging the Private Sector to Introduce and Scale Up Zinc Programs to Prevent and Treat Diarrhea among Children <5
In this presentation, MacDonald discusses how to engage the private health sector to increase the use of zinc to prevent and treat diarrhea in children under five. In her presentation she concludes that the mass media can significantly increase awareness among caregivers and private sector…
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Country : Nepal
Health Area: Child Health
Project: SHOPS
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Clinical Social Franchising Compendium
The 2013 edition of the Clinical Social Franchising Compendium profiles social franchises in over 40 countries. In the 60 programs where data was available, there was an aggregate enrollment of 75,438 healthcare, diagnostics, pharmacy, outreach, and administrative personnel. They specialized in…
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Tanzania Zinc Case Study
This document is part of a series of fourteen case studies in eleven countries that have tried to scale up ORS and zinc. These case studies document both successful and unsuccesful programs and contribute to our understanding of efforts to deliver proven interventions for childhood diarrhea.…
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Country : Tanzania
Health Area: Child Health
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Nepal Zinc Case Study
This document is part of a series of fourteen case studies in eleven countries that have tried to scale up ORS and zinc. These case studies document both successful and unsuccesful programs and contribute to our understanding of efforts to deliver proven interventions for childhood diarrhea.…
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Country : Nepal
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Building Partnerships with the Commercial Private Sector to Introduce Zinc for Treatment of Pediatric Diarrheas in Nepal and Pakistan
A brief overview of SHOPS work to create partnerships with zinc manufacturers to treat pediatric diarrheas in Nepal and Pakistan.
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Technical Area: Pharmaceutical Partnerships and Social Marketing
Inappropriate Pediatric Diarrhea Treatment: Challenges in Nepal, Benin, and Madagascar
A panel presentation by Kathryn Kohler Banke of the SHOPS project for the Global Health Council conference 2011.
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What is the Market Development Approach?
- What is the Market Development Approach (MDA) Process for Family Planning, and Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health? Brief #1 of 4 in a series on the MDA
- What is the Market System Framework and Its Role in Developing Family Planning, and Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health Markets? Brief #2 of 4 in a series on the MDA
- What are Key Terms Used in a Market Development Approach for Health? Brief #3 of 4 in a series on the MDA
- The Meaning and Importance of Stewardship in Developing Family Planning, and Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health Markets. Brief #4 of 4 in a series on the MDA
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