From vision to reality: Unlocking health prosperity and universal health coverage in Nigeria
Options celebrates its 30th anniversary in Nigeria, wrapping up a year of global events to mark this important milestone
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Jeremiah Makula
Jeremiah is a medical doctor and public health specialist based in Tanzania. Currently Jeremiah serves as Deputy Regional Lead for the UKAid-funded Women’s Integrated Sexual Health (WISH) programme,…
30 years of impact: Quality of care for reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health at Options
We work with governments to drive improvements in reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health globally.
Strengthening national ownership for quality improvement of family planning services
Women’s Integrated Sexual Health (WISH) programme in Bangladesh, Pakistan, Zambia, Malawi, Madagascar, Uganda and Tanzania.
Improving the quality of skilled birth attendants/skilled health personnel and family planning providers
Technical brief: Evidence from clinical training sites in Madhesh and Lumbini Province, Nepal
Using quality of institutional care (QuIC) assessments to strengthen emergency obstetric and newborn care services
In Kenya, around 5,000 maternal deaths, nearly 29,000 newborn deaths and over 31,000 stillbirths occur each year because of the poor quality of health care. This brief demonstrates…
Simple intervention leads to increased quality of care in hospitals
Options has been working to improve quality standards in 28 hospitals in Tanzania.
Key innovations to increase access to quality maternal health care
We look at some of MANI’s key innovations, to increase the number of women delivering with a skilled birth attendant and accessing life-saving care.