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How a Nurse-Midwife in Haiti is Harnessing Contraceptive Knowledge to Better Serve New Mothers

How a Nurse-Midwife in Haiti is Harnessing Contraceptive Knowledge to Better Serve New Mothers

When “Esther” was 16 years old, she gave birth at the University Hospital in Mirebalais, Haiti — a facility supported by Partners In…
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Knowledge for Health
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How to Actually Do Knowledge Management in Global Health

How to Actually Do Knowledge Management in Global Health

Let’s start with the basics
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Sarah V. Harlan
Thinking of Making a Whiteboard Animation? Read This First!

Thinking of Making a Whiteboard Animation? Read This First!

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Elizabeth Frazee Tully
Designing for Knowledge Exchange: Gardens, not Stained-Glass Windows

Designing for Knowledge Exchange: Gardens, not Stained-Glass Windows

Ongoing change is a fact, not a failure.
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Simone Parrish
To Click or Not to Click

To Click or Not to Click

The Art of a Good Title
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Elizabeth Futrell
Implementing Tech Solutions for Global Health Problems: What I Wish I Knew Two Years Ago

Implementing Tech Solutions for Global Health Problems: What I Wish I Knew Two Years Ago

In Tanzania, there is one doctor serving more than 18,000 people. To put this in perspective, in the U.S., there is a doctor for every 476…
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Lisa Mwaikambo
Changing Uganda’s Public Health Landscape One Flash Mob at a Time

Changing Uganda’s Public Health Landscape One Flash Mob at a Time

In 2011, a group of Ugandan public health students at Kampala’s International Health Sciences University began learning to salsa dance in…
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Elizabeth Futrell
Web Writing for Beginners

Web Writing for Beginners

Want more satisfied readers? Make reading worth their while.
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Simone Parrish
A Love Story: Social Media + Knowledge Management

A Love Story: Social Media + Knowledge Management

Somehow they found each other in this crazy world.
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Rebecca Shore
Adaptation as Innovation: Making Content Meaningful

Adaptation as Innovation: Making Content Meaningful

I’ve worked remotely for almost seven years now. This means that I can be in front of my computer during calls without being viewed as…
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Lisa Mwaikambo
Put Mothers in Charge: Ensure Access to Contraception

Put Mothers in Charge: Ensure Access to Contraception

Maternal health is fundamental to global health and development. After all, mothers are the source of all life. In order to have healthy…
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Elizabeth Futrell
eLearning in Nigeria 2014

eLearning in Nigeria 2014

10 Quotes from the Experts
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Jarret Cassaniti
KISS (Keep It Simple. Seriously.)

KISS (Keep It Simple. Seriously.)

5 Tricks I’ve Learned as a Global Health Technical Writer
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Elizabeth Futrell
Using Film to Convey Critical Reproductive Health Information to Those Who Need It Most

Using Film to Convey Critical Reproductive Health Information to Those Who Need It Most

K4Health thanks Josie Gallo, Content Development Manager at Medical Aid Films, for contributing this story. Josie’s passion is using film…
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Knowledge for Health
Four Simple Technologies That Can Facilitate “Brilliance”

Four Simple Technologies That Can Facilitate “Brilliance”

We were thousands of miles apart as we collaborated on a short animation about our work. And it was probably better that way.
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Elizabeth Futrell
People Before Technology. Always.

People Before Technology. Always.

Good Knowledge Management Means Putting People First
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Sarah V. Harlan
What I Learned from Working on the Ebola Response

What I Learned from Working on the Ebola Response

I am an extrovert. I like meeting people, learning about their passions and sharing stories. I am not surprised where I fall on the Myers…
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Amanda Puckett BenDor

Five Stories to Refresh Your Digital Health Knowledge Before the Global Digital Health Forum 2016

The annual Global Digital Health Forum is just around the corner. Now is the time to brush up on some of the trends in digital health…
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Knowledge for Health
Making the Case for Reflection at Work

Making the Case for Reflection at Work

Why After-Action Reviews Are Worth Your Time
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Elizabeth Futrell
Online Learning: Are There Really Differences Between Men and Women?

Online Learning: Are There Really Differences Between Men and Women?

It’s been longer than I am willing to admit, but once upon a time I used to play a lot of video games. In fact, I was really good. I…
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Amy Lee
Life and Death Knowledge Management: Addresses and Ebola

Life and Death Knowledge Management: Addresses and Ebola

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Simone Parrish
Tell Us Your Story. We Are Listening.

Tell Us Your Story. We Are Listening.

By Tara Sullivan, Director of the Knowledge for Health (K4Health) Project.
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Knowledge for Health
Roads Less Traveled: What Riding in an Ambulance Taught Me About Family Planning

Roads Less Traveled: What Riding in an Ambulance Taught Me About Family Planning

It sounded straightforward: A trip to the Philippines to interview and photograph people for Family Planning Voices, our storytelling…
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Sarah V. Harlan
The Changing HIV Landscape: A World AIDS Day Reflection

The Changing HIV Landscape: A World AIDS Day Reflection

As a college student, I co-led my university’s AIDS advocacy and service organization and spent one evening a week at a local residence for…
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Elizabeth Futrell
More Bang for Your Buck: How Open Source Software Spurs International Development

More Bang for Your Buck: How Open Source Software Spurs International Development

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guychalk
Two Parts of the Same World: Knowledge Management & Social and Behavior Change Communication

Two Parts of the Same World: Knowledge Management & Social and Behavior Change Communication

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Jarret Cassaniti
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