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Increasing Access to Maternity Services in Rural Bangladesh: Sustainable Facility-Community Links
Report from EngenderHealth’s Fistula Care project, which partnered with two private hospitals in Bangladesh to improve access to essential maternal health services for women in rural, underserved communities.
Living With Obstetric Fistula: Qualitative Research Findings from Bangladesh and the Democratic Republic of Congo
Few studies have examined what the social consequences are for women with fistula or how the broader social structure in which these women live affects the way they are treated. In this regard, qualitative research was carried out in the countries…
Obstetric Fistula Case Identification Checklist - English
This obstetric fistula care checklist can be used to help determine whether or not a patient is suffering from obstetric fistula and if they should be referred to a hospital. Included is a list of hospitals and contacts where obstetric fistula services…
Obstetric Fistula Case Identification Checklist - Bangla
This obstetric fistula care checklist can be used to help determine whether or not a patient is suffering from obstetric fistula and if they should be referred to a hospital. Included is a list of hopsitals and contacts where obstetric fistula services…
Factors Affecting Acceptance of Vasectomy in Uttar Pradesh: Insights from Community-Based, Participatory Qualitative Research - Project Brief
The RESPOND Project partners EngenderHealth and Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Center for Communication Programs (JHU•CCP) are providing technical assistance to the Government of Uttar Pradesh to expand awareness of, acceptance of, and…
Job Aid: Diagnosis of Obstetric Fistula
This tool can be used by healthcare practitioners to diagnose obstetric fistula in women who are presenting with leakage of urine at a primary health center.
A Low-Cost Ambulance Network to Improve Access to Maternity Services in Dhaka, Bangladesh
In 2008, the Ad-din Hospital recognized that many women in Dhaka were failing to access emergency obstetric care and established a low-cost ambulance service. Using mobile phones and global positioning system (GPS) tracking, Ad-din manages a fleet of 66…
Un Réseau de Services d’Ambulances à Bon Marché Pour Améliorer l’Accès aux Services de Maternité à Dacca au Bangladesh
In 2008, the Ad-din Hospital recognized that many women in Dhaka were failing to access emergency obstetric care and established a low-cost ambulance service. Using mobile phones and global positioning system (GPS) tracking, Ad-din manages a fleet of 66…