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This article, from the October 2001 issue of Immunization Focus, describes one nongovernmental organization's experience of training with partners in countries. The article also includes examples of training initiatives developed by PATH's Children's Vaccine Program.

Publication date: 2001

Region: Global

PATH Today (Winter 2000)

Publication date: December 2000

Region: Global

Part of series: PATH Today

PATH Today (Fall 2000)

Publication date: September 2000

Region: Global

Part of series: PATH Today

Preventing Cervical Cancer in Low-Resource Settings (Outlook, vol. 18, no. 1)

For the latest Outlook issue on cervical cancer prevention, please see Progress in Preventing Cervical Cancer: Updated Evidence on Vaccination and Screening (Outlook, vol. 27, no. 2).

Author: Sherris JD, Herdman C

Publication date: September 2000

Region: Global

Part of series: Outlook

PATH Today (Spring 2000)

Publication date: May 2000

Region: Global

Part of series: PATH Today

Clean Delivery Kit Workshop Manual

Publication date: 2000

Region: Global

Clean Delivery Kit Workshop Report Introduction

Publication date: 2000

Region: Global

Giving Safe Injections: Introducing Auto-Disable Syringes: Training Manual

Author: Catlin M; Crook B

Publication date: 2000

Region: Global

Helping Young People Become Youth Advocates for Immunization

Author: Smith T; Wittet S

Publication date: 2000

Region: Global

Part of series: CVP Occasional Papers

Improving Access to Quality Care in Family Planning: WHO Medical Eligibility Criteria for Contraceptive Use [Russian]

The World Health Organization (WHO) , in collaboration with medical experts and women's reproductive health advocates from around the world, has developed medical eligibility criteria that give sound guidance on the safety of contraceptive methods for various categories of users. With WHO's permission, PATH translated this document into Russian. These evidence-based criteria are designed to increase access to contraceptive use for appropriate candidates, while maintaining required levels of safety. The document provides recommendations for appropriate medical eligibility criteria based on the latest clinical and epidemiological data and is intended to be used by policy makers, family planning program managers, and the scientific community. PATH accepts full responsibility for the quality of the translation. The English version can be found on the WHO website.

Publication date: 2000

Region: Eastern Europe

Nepal Clean Home Delivery Kit: Evaluation of the Health Impact

Author: Tsu V

Publication date: 2000

Region: Asia

Realizing the Full Potential of Childhood Immunization: How Health Professionals Can Make a Difference

This eight-page paper on local advocacy was written for doctors, nurses, and health educators. It provides practical suggestions for grassroots initiatives supporting immunization and incorporates the insights of co-author Dr. Robert Aston, an immunization advocate from the U.K.

Author: Wittet S; Aston R

Publication date: 2000

Region: Global

Part of series: CVP Occasional Papers

Tools for Expanding Emergency Contraceptive Pill Access Through Pharmacies

This notebook includes a number of resources about emergency contraception (EC): EC Pills Information Packet, Collaborative Agreements for Public Health, Framework, Model Legislation, Quality Assurance/Quality Improvement Document, Pharmacist Training Manual, Public Relations/Continency Plans, "Sweet Nothings" Radio Transcript, Reources, Presenters'slides, EC Materials for Diverse Audiences, EC Contraception Resources for Providers

Publication date: 2000

Region: North America and Europe

Meeting the Reproductive Health Needs of Refugees (Outlook, vol. 17, no. 4)