The purpose of this one-week forum is to share professional and country-based experiences in providing implants or advocating and programming for the availability, accessibility, and use of implants.
Number of participants: 132
Number of participants' countries: 31
Number of contributions: 5 contributions
% of contributions from developing countries: 80%
Number of countries contributing: 4 countries
Purpose:
The purpose of this one-week forum is to share professional and country-based experiences in providing implants or advocating and programming for the availability, accessibility, and use of implants.Objectives:
To cover essential knowledge about implants for policy makers, program managers and service providers, programmatic considerations including cost and scale-up of programs, and country experiences.
Questions:
Questions:
Day 2 Summary:
Questions:
Day 3 Summary:
Questions:
Day 4 Summary A:
Day 4 Summary B:
Questions:
Day 5 Summary A:
Day 5 Summary B:
N of surveys completed - 7
% who have passed content to others - 29%
% who have or will use in their work - 100%
% very satisfied with forum content - 67%
Suggestions for improvement:
Click here for related resources and references in the community library
Family Health International, Engenderhealth, Pathfinder International, Knowledge for Health Project, based at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health’s Center for Communication Programs (JHU/CCP)
Dr. Irina Yacobson, Assistant Medical Director in the Applied Research Department at Family Health International
Dr. Roy Jacobstein, Clinical Director of the Respond Project at EngenderHealth
Dr. Mengistu Asnake, Deputy Country Representative at Pathfinder International/Ethiopia
Family Health International, Engenderhealth, Pathfinder International, Knowledge for Health Project, based at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health’s Center for Communication Programs (JHU/CCP)
Ashley Isabelle Spence, JHU/CCP