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Jhpiego is an international, non-profit health organization affiliated with The Johns Hopkins University. For 50 years and in over 155 countries, Jhpiego has worked to prevent the needless deaths of women and their families.Jhpiego Corporation has been providing technical support to the Ministries of Health in partner countries across the globe in a variety of technical areas including cervical cancer treatment and prevention, community health, HIV and AIDS, maternal and newborn health, health workforce capacity development family planning, malaria, and IPC/WASH.
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Jhpiego is an international, non-profit health organization affiliated with The Johns Hopkins University. For 50 years and in over 155 countries, Jhpiego has worked to prevent the needless deaths of women and their families.Jhpiego Corporation has been providing technical support to the Ministries of Health in partner countries across the globe in a variety of technical areas including cervical cancer treatment and prevention, community health, HIV and AIDS, maternal and newborn health, health workforce capacity development family planning, malaria, and IPC/WASH.
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The Quality Improvement (QI) Support adhoc will support the implementation, coordination, and monitoring of QI activities across health facilities and communities, with a focus on strengthening routine government systems for On Site Support, data use, and continuous quality improvement in service delivery. This role is designed to strengthen government-led QI implementation, support transitioning, and build the capacity of government teams to coordinate and manage QI programs, while sustaining supervision, data use, and improved service quality.
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The Quality Improvement (QI) Support adhoc will support the implementation, coordination, and monitoring of QI activities across health facilities and communities, with a focus on strengthening routine government systems for On Site Support, data use, and continuous quality improvement in service delivery. This role is designed to strengthen government-led QI implementation, support transitioning, and build the capacity of government teams to coordinate and manage QI programs, while sustaining supervision, data use, and improved service quality.
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The High-Impact Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (HI-MNCH) Project, funded by the U.S. Department of State, aims to reduce preventable maternal, newborn, and child deaths in Myanmar by delivering a targeted package of proven, lifesaving MNCH interventions. The project strengthens access to quality MNCH services at both community and facility levels through on-the-job training, supportive supervision, direct beneficiary support, and focused technical assistance. HI-MNCH enhances the quality, continuity, and effectiveness of care across the antenatal, birth, postnatal, infant, and child health continuum—contributing to reduced preventable...
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Maternal and Perinatal Mortality are Obstetric and Neonatal tragedies worldwide. Of the global Maternal Mortality occurrences, the vast majority occur in low-resource settings and Nigeria accounts for nearly 20% of the global death. The lifetime risk of dying in Nigeria is 1 in 22 during pregnancy, childbirth or postpartum period compared to 1 in 4,900 in most developed countries. The causes of maternal mortality include pre-eclampsia/eclampsia (PEE), obstructed labor, postpartum hemorrhage, puerperal sepsis and abortion complications.
These causes are preventable when labour is supervised by Skilled Birth Attendants (SBAs)....
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Maternal and Perinatal Mortality are Obstetric and neonatal tragedies worldwide. Of the global Maternal Mortality occurrences, the vast majority occur in low-resource settings and Nigeria accounts for nearly 20% of the global death. The lifetime risk of dying in Nigeria is 1 in 22 during pregnancy, childbirth or postpartum period compared to 1 in 4,900 in most developed countries. The causes of maternal mortality include Pre-eclampsia /Eclampsia (PEE), obstructed labor, postpartum hemorrhage, puerperal sepsis and abortion complications.
These causes are treatable and preventable when labour is supervised by Skilled Birth...
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Maternal and Perinatal Mortality are Obstetric and neonatal tragedies worldwide. Of the global Maternal Mortality occurrences, the vast majority occur in low-resource settings and Nigeria accounts for nearly 20% of the global death. The lifetime risk of dying in Nigeria is 1 in 22 during pregnancy, childbirth or postpartum period compared to 1 in 4,900 in most developed countries. The causes of maternal mortality include Pre-eclampsia /Eclampsia (PEE), obstructed labor, postpartum hemorrhage, puerperal sepsis and abortion complications.
These causes are treatable and preventable when labour is supervised by Skilled Birth...
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Maternal and Perinatal Mortality are Obstetric and neonatal tragedies worldwide. Of the global Maternal Mortality occurrences, the vast majority occur in low-resource settings and Nigeria accounts for nearly 20% of the global death. The lifetime risk of dying in Nigeria is 1 in 22 during pregnancy, childbirth or postpartum period compared to 1 in 4,900 in most developed countries. The causes of maternal mortality include Pre-eclampsia /Eclampsia (PEE), obstructed labor, postpartum hemorrhage, puerperal sepsis and abortion complications.
These causes are treatable and preventable when labour is supervised by Skilled Birth...
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Maternal and Perinatal Mortality are Obstetric and neonatal tragedies worldwide. Of the global Maternal Mortality occurrences, the vast majority occur in low-resource settings and Nigeria accounts for nearly 20% of the global death. The lifetime risk of dying in Nigeria is 1 in 22 during pregnancy, childbirth or postpartum period compared to 1 in 4,900 in most developed countries. The causes of maternal mortality include Pre-eclampsia /Eclampsia (PEE), obstructed labor, postpartum hemorrhage, puerperal sepsis and abortion complications.
These causes are treatable and preventable when labour is supervised by Skilled Birth...
