Sierra Leone
Partnership management, evaluation and learning to support the Improving Reproductive, Maternal and Newborn Health programme, Sierra Leone
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Sierra LeoneWe carried out a rapid assessment of provision of services and reproductive health care-seeking behaviour for UNFPA
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Sierra LeoneStrengthening financing, management and delivery of sustainable health services to improve reproductive and child health outcomes
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Sierra LeoneConducting PEER studies to inform the design of family planning and reproductive health services
Improving access and delivery of maternal, newborn and child health services by designing and testing innovations
Using quality data to inform decision makers and health service providers to catalyse change and improve quality of care
Supporting laboratories through improving data management, information flows and laboratory system coordination to ensure prompt turnaround
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Sierra LeoneNews
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Tuesday, 22 Dec 2020Since the outbreak of the Ebola Virus Disease in Sierra Leone in May 2014, the virus has claimed thousands of victims. Throughout the outbreak, Options provided vital support to the health system as part of the response.
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Tuesday, 22 Dec 2020Young people took the lead in sharing safe clinic messages with market women in Matru Jong, Bonthe District, to help build trust in the health system.
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Tuesday, 22 Dec 2020The UK government has awarded Options with a silver medal for its work in responding to the Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone. This news comes in the wake of the country being declared Ebola free by the World Health Organisation earlier this month.
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Tuesday, 22 Dec 2020Sierra Leone has recently confirmed that the Pujehun Government Hospital is ready and able to provide emergency obstetric and newborn care (EmONC) services. This is the first facility that has been certified since the outbreak of Ebola in 2014.
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Tuesday, 22 Dec 2020Laboratories played a critical role in the diagnosis and treatment of Ebola in Sierra Leone, and contributed to the eventual control of the epidemic.
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Tuesday, 22 Dec 2020By Sallieu Sesay, Communications Consultant for MamaYe in Sierra Leone.
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Tuesday, 22 Dec 2020When MamaYe was launched back in 2010, the vision was for it to be owned by the people and that the campaign would become a new way of life, where African men and women would see that their actions can make a difference and save lives. This has truly been the case in Koinadugu.
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Tuesday, 22 Dec 2020"‘Be bold for change’ means that you are familiar with the issues and you are able to better talk about them targeting appropriate decision makers and other stakeholders using available evidence that will convince them to act for a change."
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Tuesday, 22 Dec 2020Over the past 4 years we've supported the Government of Sierra Leone to improve the reliability & quality of it's health management information system. Reliable data is now being used to inform evidence-based actions to deliver better services & improve the health of women, adolescents & children.
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Tuesday, 22 Dec 2020Despite the Ebola outbreak, more mothers, babies and young people now visit health services at private and public sector facilities.
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Tuesday, 22 Dec 2020Laboratory strengthening during the Ebola epidemic in Sierra Leone.