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We Need Better Service Experience to Build Resilient Health Systems - Vimarsana News

We Need Better Service Experience to Build Resilient Health Systems

As improved and sustained health outcomes rely on the decisions of people to seek and continue care, restoring trust in health systems is critical. Improving the service experience (SE) can help chart a path to building resilient health systems for the future.

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Transforming Gender Norms to Achieve Global Equality - Vimarsana News

Transforming Gender Norms to Achieve Global Equality

In this interview, we speak to Chioma Oduenyi about her incredible work within global equality and her recent Heroines of Health award.

Saving Lives: Focusing on Outcomes to Improve Maternal and Newborn Healthcare Quality - Vimarsana News

Saving Lives: Focusing on Outcomes to Improve Maternal and Newborn Healthcare Quality

Poor quality care is now a bigger barrier to reducing mortality than insufficient access to healthcare, said Dr. Margaret Kruk, Chair of The

'Maybe We Can Turn the Tide': An Explanatory Mixed-Methods Study to Understand How Knowledge Brokers Mobilise Health Evidence in Low- and Middle-Income Countries - Vimarsana News

'Maybe We Can Turn the Tide': An Explanatory Mixed-Methods Study to Understand How Knowledge Brokers Mobilise Health Evidence in Low- and Middle-Income Countries

Rodriguez); Jhpiego/Maternal and Child Survival Program ( Howell, Reynolds); Ghent University ( Willems) "'An e-mail never made me change the way I do things', a colleague once said. Implicit in this statement is the idea that passively receiving information alone is unlikely to motivate change. How might this observation inform the way we approach disseminating the best available evidence?" - Theresa C. Norton Insufficient evidence use in health care, which can lead to poor health outcomes, including preventable deaths, is a particular issue in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). One ...