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  One of the most important parts of our work is making sure that findings are fully reported back to local stakeholders – this means all of the people involved in the research and collection of data, but also relevant people and groups who could be interested and/or affected by

This month we trained health care providers in two of the largest hospitals in Zambia. We took the NASG and experienced trainers from the US and Nigeria to share skills with midwives, doctors, nurses, anesthesiologists, and surgeons. Women who hemorrhage in these facilities will be re

This summer we are thrilled to have had a number of interns working on the NASG project in Zambia, Zimbabwe, and here in the San Francisco offices. Thank you to you all – your work is very much appreciated. Whilst we are sad to see the Regional Coordinator, Althea Anderson, MPH leave

Dr. Miller spent time in India working as a consultant with Pathfinder International. While there she trained in the use of the NASG as well as assisted with other work on the maternal health ‘Continuum of Care,’ including filming an educational video on the NASG for use in further tr

In February, Dr. Miller and the Safe Motherhood Program’s Project Director Elizabeth Butrick went to Zambia for an intensive three weeks in which they trained staff from all of the clinics involved in the study in the capital city of Lusaka. Nurses, midwives, and Sisters-in-Char

Throughout January to May Jessica Morris (Safe Motherhood Program Project Specialist) was based in the Copperbelt site in Zambia, followed in May through July by Yi-Ling Tan (Columbia MPH graduate). These interns assisted local project Coordinators with the running of the project, wor