At One Namibian Hospital, Shorter Lines, Healthier Clients
In remote northern Namibia, Onandjokwe Hospital is becoming a national model for bringing health care to people where they live.
One Family’s Quiet Quest for Namibia’s HIV-Free Generation
A community health worker’s two daughters both share their mother’s air of calm, but only one shares her HIV status.
Winifred, a Health Worker On Call
She was known simply as Omusirishi —“the one who treats”—in my village.
Can Uttar Pradesh Improve Its Health Care Indicators with mSakhi?
In a state with one of the poorest health indicators, there’s an app that might help if the government invests more in it.
In Juba, Women Are on the Front Lines Fighting HIV—and the Stigma Still Attached to It
HIV peer group leaders and members dedicate their time and energy so children, women, and families around the world can get the HIV care they need.
Loan Program Brings Peace of Mind to Kenya’s Aspiring Frontline Health Workers
All Mercy Wangui Kariuki ever wanted to be was a nurse.
The Future of Health Financing
We’re working toward universal health coverage and unprecedented options for health care worldwide. But how will we afford it?
WASH Works, So What Are We Waiting For?
October 15 is Global Handwashing Day. That's great. But what if the only water you have to wash with is dark brown?
In Koulikoro, Malian Women with Fistula Find Compassion and Solidarity
I watched one health worker carefully chase mosquitoes from underneath the bed nets, so the women using them could rest.
Digital Health and the New World
I was a digital health novice before working with the informatics team at IntraHealth. Then they introduced me to mHero.