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Armed conflict disproportionately impacts children, leading to a shocking 48% of global under-five deaths. Yet, new research from rural Mali offers hope. Our latest landmark study published in the World Health Organization Bulletin underscores the need for sustained, community-based healthcare solutions. #GlobalHealth #ChildSurvival #ResearchForImpact Read more: https://ow.ly/pCL650TkTZo

Inscrivez-vous à notre prochain webinaire : « Accélérer la couverture sanitaire universelle et la survie de l'enfant : leçons de l'étude ProCCM au Mali». L'étude ProCCM (Gestion proactive des soins essentiels pour la communauté), mené par un consortium de chercheurs universitaires, le ministère malien de la santé et Muso, a suivi 135 149 personnes pendant trois ans dans 137 sites ruraux à Bankass, au Mali, et a cherché à répondre à une question universelle : quel est l'impact de la visite à domicile, l'une des plus anciennes institutions de la médecine ? Au cours de ce webinaire interactif, les intervenants synthétiseront les principaux résultats de l'essai et identifieront comment ces résultats peuvent être appliqués pour accélérer les efforts locaux, nationaux et mondiaux en matière de couverture sanitaire universelle, de soins maternels et de santé, et de survie des enfants. Inscrivez-vous: https://ow.ly/2Ja350Tglxz

Register for our upcoming webinar: "Accelerating UHC and Child Survival: Lessons from the ProCCM Trial in Mali." The Proactive Community Case Management (ProCCM) Trial, conducted by a consortium of academic researchers, the Malian Ministry of Health, and Muso followed 135,149 individuals over three years across 137 rural sites in Bankass, Mali and set out to answer a universal question: what is the impact of the house call, one of medicine’s oldest institutions? During this interactive webinar, speakers will synthesize key findings from the trial, and identify how the findings can be applied to accelerate local, national, and global efforts for UHC, maternal and health care, and child survival. Register here: https://ow.ly/2Ja350Tglxz

Du 28 au 29 août 2024, Muso a financé un atelier régional sur la revue semestrielle des Soins Essentiels dans la Communauté (SEC) dans la région de Koulikoro. Cet événement, organisé par la Direction régionale de la santé et de l'hygiène publique de Koulikoro avec l'appui technique de la Direction générale de la santé, avait pour objectif d’évaluer la mise en œuvre des activités des SEC. Il s’agissait de discuter des défis, des atouts et des innovations pour renforcer la performance des sites des Agents de Santé Communautaire (ASC). Plusieurs recommandations ont été formulées, parmi lesquelles : - Le partage des rapports de paiement des ASC à tous les niveaux ; - La dotation des anciens sites de soins en tablettes ; - Une meilleure implication des districts dans le processus de paiement des ASC. #ASC #Muso #HEALTHCANTWAIT

The Bulletin of the World Health Organization has published groundbreaking results that could reshape how we protect children in the midst of conflict. The study, conducted by a consortium of academic researchers, the Malian Ministry of Health, and Muso followed 135,149 individuals over three years across 137 rural sites in Bankass, Mali and set out to answer a universal question: what is the impact of the house call, one of medicine’s oldest institutions? During this interactive webinar, speakers will synthesize key findings from the trial, and identify how the findings can be applied to accelerate local, national, and global efforts for UHC, maternal and health care, and child survival. Register here: https://ow.ly/2Ja350Tglxz

The Bulletin of the World Health Organization has published groundbreaking results that could reshape how we protect children in the midst of conflict. The study, conducted by a consortium of academic researchers, the Malian Ministry of Health, and Muso followed 135,149 individuals over three years across 137 rural sites in Bankass, Mali and set out to answer a universal question: what is the impact of the house call, one of medicine’s oldest institutions? During this interactive webinar, speakers will synthesize key findings from the trial, and identify how the findings can be applied to accelerate local, national, and global efforts for UHC, maternal and health care, and child survival. Register here: https://ow.ly/2Ja350Tglxz

We’re excited to announce that our landmark research trial on the impact of home visits by Community Health Workers on child survival has been published in the latest issue of the World Health Organization (WHO) Bulletin! Dive into the findings to learn more about what we discovered: https://lnkd.in/ebF_tzAp #GlobalHealth #ChildSurvival #ResearchForImpact