This project used mixed methods to generate insights to improve the uptake and provision of quality antenatal care and primary healthcare services in the three supported states.
This multi-component research uses an explanatory mixed method approach to 1) identify barriers, enablers, and contextual factors influencing the acceptability and uptake of preventive and curative behaviours related to RMNCAH+N plus, immunization, and malaria intervention services; and 2) provide recommendations for developing and implementing an evidence-based SBC strategy and Advocacy, Communication, and Social Mobilization (ACSM) materials to promote behaviour change and improve health outcomes in the selected 21 States.
This study used a mixed-methods approach to assess 1) the use of the PRRSM Strategy (a Zero-Dose Strategic Support) to optimize the Measles Conjugate Vaccination campaign in 13 Nigerian States and 2) pre-campaign preparations, campaign implementation and documented lessons learned during the measles campaign pre-, intra-, and post-implementation processes to provide recommendations for an effective campaign implementation in Nigeria.
This cluster-randomized Type 2 trial aims to provide tailored life-skilled education and psychosocial support to internally displaced persons (IDPs) via in-person and mobile-enabled groups to strengthen the psychosocial well-being, coping abilities, and integration into host communities of IDPs in Northern Nigeria
This is a single-arm evaluation of the impact of the HealthLearn newborn care course on newborn care clinical practice among healthcare workers who participated in the course.
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