IHI, HSDF and Lagos state quality improvement (QI) mentors jointly facilitate the Maiden Edition of the Maternal Health Quality Improvement Collaborative Learning Session on Project Aisha
Practical Session on Using Process Maps to Identify Bottlenecks and Develop Change Ideas
The 3-day peer learning event seeks to establish a maternal health Quality Improvement (QI) collaborative and develop quality improvement competency of selected general hospitals, private hospitals, and Primary Health Care (PHC) facilities within Lagos state. Among other things, participants will learn how to use QI tools and techniques in delivering tangible improvements within their facilities.
In her opening remarks, the Director of Nursing Services, Lagos State Primary Healthcare Board, Mrs. Oyesanya Olasumbo, stated –
At the end of this event, we hope that participants will become better professionals equipped with the requisite skills and knowledge to improve their individual performance as well as the quality of care delivered at their respective facilities.
Project Aisha leverages women’s voices to tackle barriers to safe childbirth. The MSD-funded project aims to reduce maternal deaths and obstetric complications, by addressing the systemic drivers of maternal deaths within the health system.
Practical Session on Using Process Maps to Identify Bottlenecks and Develop Change Ideas
Grants and Business Development Specialist
We are seeking a highly motivated and experienced Grants and Business Development Specialist to join our organization. The successful candidate will be responsible for identifying funding opportunities, developing grant proposals, and fostering partnerships with potential donors and stakeholders (regional and global). This role plays a vital part in securing funds and resources to support our organization’s mission and projects.
The consultant (working with the Accelerator team) will collect results from the tool, organize a meeting with stakeholders to discuss results from the tool, and produce a report on key findings and recommendations from the tool to be shared publicly.
We are currently in search of an experienced Public Health professional in Senegal to work on the anticipated Nutrition Capacity Development and Financing Platform and provide technical assistance to elevate nutrition financing and strengthen local capacity to support these efforts. The Associate must be bilingual (English and French).
