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Maternal Mortality Reduction Program Assistant Training

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January 27 , 2012

Maternal Mortality Reduction Program Assistant Training

PIH Lesotho’s Maternal Mortality Reduction Program trains specialized village health workers, known as Maternal Mortality Reduction Program Assistants (MMRPAs) to accompany pregnant women, ensuring that women attend all prenatal health facility visits, plan for safe delivery at a health facility, and receive postnatal care.

Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV

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November 07 , 2011

Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV

PIH trains its community health workers in Rwanda to help women with HIV learn to stay healthy and prevent passing HIV to their babies during pregnancy, delivery, and postpartum (preventing mother-to-child transmission or PMTCT). Rwanda Ministry of Health protocols are followed.

Family Planning: A Unit of the PIH Community Health Worker Training Series - Rwanda

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October 10 , 2011

Family Planning: A Unit of the PIH Community Health Worker Training Series - Rwanda

PIH trains its community health workers in Rwanda to discuss with women and men the benefits of family planning, the social and cultural obstacles surrounding family planning and how to address them, and specific birth control methods, their benefits, limitations, and side effects.

Training of Trainers: A manual for training facilitators in participatory teaching techniques

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October 03 , 2011

Training of Trainers: A manual for training facilitators in participatory teaching techniques

PIH trains its trainers to provide participatory training based on the principles of adult education. This training of trainers (TOT) gives trainers practice with various participatory facilitation methods and prepares trainers to plan and implement trainings effectively.

Reproductive Health: A Unit of the PIH Community Health Worker Training Series - Rwanda

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September 19 , 2011

Reproductive Health: A Unit of the PIH Community Health Worker Training Series - Rwanda

PIH trains its community health workers in Rwanda to help women learn to stay healthy during pregnancy, make sure they attend prenatal visits and do Voluntary Counseling and Testing (VCT), help them plan to give birth at the hospital, and visit them after the birth to make sure the mother and new baby are healthy.

The PIH Guide to Chronic Care Integration for Endemic Non-Communicable Diseases

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March 30 , 2011

The PIH Guide to Chronic Care Integration for Endemic Non-Communicable Diseases

By Editors: Gene Bukhman and Alice Kidder

Produced by Partners In Health; Department of Global Health and Social Medicine, Harvard Medical School; Program in Global Non-Communicable Disease and Social Change.

Manual of Ultrasound for Resource-Limited Settings

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Manual of Ultrasound for Resource-Limited Settings

This guide is intended to be a resource for health care providers who use clinician-performed, point of care ultrasound while working in resource poor settings. This book is a concise review of bedside, clinician-performed ultrasound, with focus on specific diagnostic questions and disease processes common in the developing world.

Community Health Worker Cholera Training

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January 10 , 2011

Community Health Worker Cholera Training

Since the 2010 cholera outbreak and subsequent epidemic in Haiti, PIH has trained its community health workers to recognize the signs and symptoms of cholera, treat it with oral rehydration solution, refer cases to the health center immediately, and teach community members how to avoid contracting cholera through proper hand washing, water treatment, and household sanitation.

Sak Vid Pa Kanpe: The Impact of U.S. Food Aid on Human Rights in Haiti

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December 21 , 2010

Sak Vid Pa Kanpe: The Impact of U.S. Food Aid on Human Rights in Haiti

This report presents the findings of a study on the right to food in Haiti jointly undertaken by four organizations, based on a survey undertaken in the town of Hinche and additional desk research and interviews.

Management of MDR-TB: A field guide

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December 01 , 2009

Management of MDR-TB: A field guide

By Hind Satti and Kwonjune Seung; World Health Organization

This guide was created to help health workers diagnose MDR-TB, initiate second-line anti-TB drugs, and monitor MDRTB treatment.

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