Misinformation on COVID-19 in rural Nigeria was widespread. Rumours included that only those in cities, Egyptians, the rich, or people over 40 could get sick. In addition, rumours spread that alcohol consumption could prevent COVID-19 (based on the use of alcohol hand sanitiser), or that eating raw garlic could prevent it.
This review offers insight into the opinions and myths surrounding the real causes of cholera diseases.
These materials were developed to create awareness on modes of transmission, symptoms and how to access care.
This video. posted on Twitter, shows a service provider explaining several methods of contraception for women in the post pregnancy period.
This brief provides rigorous evidence-based insights to implementers and researchers of social and behavior change (SBC) programs that seek to improve community knowledge, attitudes, norms and behaviors for improved health of women and their young children.
The Open Data Kit (ODK) Is a suite or open source tools that help organizations collect and manage data. It enhances the quality of data and reduces tum-around lime In data collection and analysis.
This report, for the period January-December 2019, reports on various aspects of the project.
Quality FP services entail meeting the reproductive health needs of the individuals and couples using the Bruce Jain Quality Improvement (QI) framework. This framework is made up of six elements, relevant to improving the quality of care in family planning services.
Access to quality and affordable Family planning {FP) services is crucial in improving Maternal and Child health (MCH) indices in Nigeria. High quality FP services is a key determinant of contraceptive uptake, and availability of a full range of commodities enables a woman to make an informed decision and increases contraceptive uptake and continuation.
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