Congratulations to...
...Cheryl Johnson, Karen Hatzold and their colleagues at the STAR Initiative, Unitaid and the World Health Organization (WHO) on publication, for World AIDS Day 2018, of Knowing your status – then and now: Realizing the potential of HIV self-testing. The report summarizes the evolution of HIV-self test programming and details the achievements of Unitaid's STAR Initiative. By November 2018 the STAR Initiative had distributed 2.3 million HIV self-test kits in six African countries.
...Muhammad Jamil and teams at the World Health Organization Department of HIV/AIDS and the International Labour Organization on publication of the policy brief HIV self-testing at the workplace. The brief highlights the potential of the workplace as a site for HIV self-testing.
...Rachel Baggaley, Heather Ingold, Cheryl Johnson, Anna Laura Ross and Muhammad Jamil and teams at WHO and Unitaid on publication of Unitaid's fourth (2018) edition of Market and technology landscape: HIV rapid diagnostic tests for self-testing. The report charts increases in the distribution of HIV self-tests and projects significant growth in the global market in both public and private sectors through and beyond 2020.
...the Key Populations and Innovative Prevention team at the World Health Organization Department of HIV/AIDS on publication of HIV self-testing strategic framework: A guide for planning, introducing and scaling up. The framework covers preparing for introduction of HIV self-testing, implementing services, monitoring and optimizing implementation.
...Mario Festin, Asa Cuzin-Kihl and the team at the World Health Organization Department of Reproductive Health and Research (WHO/RHR) on publication of the WHO concise guide to implementing and scaling up family planning service improvements. The publication is a step-by-step practical guide with advice drawn from, and linked to, WHO/RHR's extensive publications on scaling-up innovations.
...Julie Samuelson and the team at the World Health Organization Department of HIV/AIDS on publication of the 2018 edition of the WHO progress brief: Voluntary medical male circumcision for HIV prevention. The brief estimates that by 2017 VMMC had already averted 230,000 HIV infections.
...Shona Delai and the team at the World Health Organization Department of HIV/AIDS on publication of Module 12, Adolescents and young adults, of the WHO implementation tool for pre-exposure prophylaxis of HIV infection. The new module covers factors that influence HIV susceptibility among young people, clinical considerations, ways to improve access and service utilization, and inclusive monitoring approaches. WHO plans modules on monitoring and evaluation and on regulatory frameworks for publication in 2019.
...the K4Health Project at the Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs and the World Health Organization (WHO) Department of Reproductive Health and Research on publication of the third edition of Family planning: A global handbook for providers. The updated handbook offers family planning providers worldwide practical guidance on contraceptive methods and related topics, based on the latest WHO guidance. You can download chapters, order copies and keep posted on new translations at www.fphandbook.org. Thanks to the many experts at WHO and around the world who contributed to this update.
...Gabrielle Appleford and colleagues at Marie Stopes International on publication of Brokering accreditation in Kenya's AMUA social franchise network. The report explores what the African Health Markets for Equity project has learned about the conditions necessary for national health insurance schemes in Kenya to work for the poor.
...Claudia Garcia-Moreno, Avni Amin and the Department of Reproductive Health and Research at the World Health Organization on the launch of Strengthening health systems to respond to women subjected to intimate partner violence or sexual violence: A manual for health managers. Launched to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women in 2017, the manual supports healthcare managers to develop health systems that respond to the needs of women subjected to violence. It is the companion to Health care for women subjected to intimate partner violence or sexual violence: A clinical handbook, published in 2014 and adopted by countries and health-care systems around the world.
...Marek Harsdorff, Moustapha Kamal Gueye and the team from the Green Jobs Assessment Institutions Network (GAIN) on the launch of the GAIN training guidebook, How to measure and model social and employment outcomes of climate and sustainable development policies. Published by the International Labour Organization, the guidebook supports academic and on-the-job training for analysts charged with assessing the impacts on employment of the shift to greener economies. (The short answer is: "more jobs"!)
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