We at the Center for Public Health and Development (CPHD) were incredibly proud to participate in the annual @TheKOGSSociety conference for the second consecutive year. It was an honor, and it truly reinforced our deep-seated commitment to making sure fewer mothers and newborns die, both here in Kenya and beyond. Our mission is clear: we […]
Our recent analysis of our AI-supported Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health (MNCH) learning platform has yielded some crucial insights. We’ve found that for these digital health tools to truly stick and make a lasting impact, we need to ensure they are backed by strong institutions, clear policy, and tools that are co-designed with the people
In a significant step towards improving maternal health outcomes, particularly in underserved regions, the Center for Public Health and Development (CPHD) successful contaced the National Obstetrics Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) Training Package. This initiative is equipping midwives and nurses with crucial real-time imaging skills, enabling earlier detection of complications and more informed decision-making during childbirth. The
The Center for Public Health and Development (CPHDEV), in collaboration with #COLAB, recently conducted vital hands-on training for healthcare workers across Kenya, focusing on critical oxygen therapy techniques. This initiative aims to significantly improve patient outcomes, particularly for some of the most vulnerable populations: pregnant women, newborns, and chronic patients. The training, held on March
We at the Center for Public Health and Development (CPHD) were incredibly proud to participate in the annual @TheKOGSSociety conference for the second consecutive year. It was an honor, and it truly reinforced our deep-seated commitment to making sure fewer mothers and newborns die, both here in Kenya and beyond. Our mission is clear: we
