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Check out these testimonials from DHMT members from Ghana who have taken part in the PERFORM2scale programme. Read how they have been supported by the initiative in their everyday work. @PerformSPHG Ghana Health Service perform2scale.org/testimonials-f…

Missed our end-of-project webinar - Lessons from PERFORM2Scale: Experiences of district-level management strengthening at scale? Watch now on our website. Hear our main findings & panel discussion with those involved from Ghana, Malawi & Uganda. perform2scale.org/the-perform2sc…

NEW PAPER from PERFORM2scale Using a theory of change in monitoring, evaluating and steering scale-up of a district-level health management strengthening intervention in Ghana, Malawi, and Uganda Maryse Kok Tim Martineau Rebecca Murphy KIT perform2scale.org/using-a-theory…

NEW PAPER - Assessing the scalability of a health management-strengthening intervention at the district level: a qualitative study in Ghana, Malawi and Uganda Susan Maryse Kok Tim Martineau LSTM KIT perform2scale.org/assessing-the-…

NEW PAPER - Assessing the scalability of a health management-strengthening intervention at the district level: a qualitative study in #Ghana, #Malawi and #Uganda Susan Maryse Kok Tim Martineau LSTM KIT Laura Ghiron perform2scale.org/assessing-the-…

We've five posters at #HSR2022 - pop along to see them in person perform2scale.org/news/perform2s…

It’s poster time at #hsr2022! Check out the @perform2scale posters in person or online!

Hearing directly from Henry Bugembe - an inspiring #CHW from #Uganda on CHWs critical role in the #COVID response Health Systems Global #HSR2022 #equity #responsiveness

Thanks to everyone who ACTIVELY took part in our #HSR2022 presentation today. Also thanks to our speakers who gave such rich insights into #scaleup in Malawi, Ghana & Uganda - Malawi Quality Management Directorate-MoH Okware Joseph Kingsley University of Ghana perform2scale.org

Using a theory of change in monitoring, evaluating & steering scale‑up of a district‑level health management strengthening intervention in Ghana, Malawi & Uganda - a poster from PERFORM2scale recently presented at #HSR2022. Read it here perform2scale.org/using-a-theory… Maryse Kok

Congratulations to Susan, member of the PERFORM2scale team, on successfully defending her PhD today. Good luck for the future!

Child marriage persists in many countries. This recently published study, part of the Yes I do project, aimed to explore the drivers of #childmarriage in #Ethiopia, #Indonesia, #Kenya, #Malawi, #Mozambique and #Zambia. Read the paper here: bit.ly/3pdQ3UZ

The need for a gender lens on #CHWs loud & clear at #WHA - health services would collapse without this trusted vital cadre - women’s work and leadership key here & foundation of health system - we need gender transformation, decent pay, decent work & protection from violence.

ReBUILD's Wesam Mansour and Joanna Raven present posters and chat to visitors at LSTM' mini symposium on community health system resilience Read the posters yourself here... rebuildconsortium.com/resources/part… and rebuildconsortium.com/resources/chw-… Sally Theobald

Hearing from Linet okoth and Rozi McCollum at the LSTM communtiy health symposium about the exciting NIHR-SHINE research programme on #CHWs and #mentalhealth in #Kenya and #Malawi 👏🙏

🚨New Article Alert!🚨 Discover how #CommunityHealthWorkers play a vital role in epidemics, conflicts, and natural disasters. Their unique position bridges communities and health systems, improving access for vulnerable groups. Read more here: bit.ly/3W7kbOO

Health is the human face of climate change - Dr Onyango WHO AFRO speaks at the #CHAC conference in Zimbabwe LSTM

Health workers are critical to climate resilient health systems - we need to support them. Joanna Raven presents at #CHAC2024 in Zimbabwe LSTM

Excellent morning at the LSTM #125symposium in Liverpool, UK. We heard a lot of health systems talk, with plenty of ReBUILD input alongside colleagues from the new Institute for Resilient Health Systems (introduced by Maryse Kok and Jacinta Nzinga). ReBUILD's Wesam Mansour and

And delivering the morning's keynote speech was Sushil Baral- बटुवा of HERD International who painted a portrait of resilience in #Nepal. He took us from his early career as a rural community health worker (working out of a former cowshed), through to his realisation that building health system