New website highlights evidence for social and behavior change impact
This blog post introduces a website for social and behavior change (SBC) practitioners seeking evidence on the impact of SBC in a variety of health areas.
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Entries by Marcela
In Honor of World Breastfeeding Week: Interpreting Baby’s Cries
This blog post describes how insights on how the increasingly varied cries of growing infants can affect exclusive breastfeeding by their mothers.
Using SBC to Transform Gender Norms: An Intervention to Improve Family Planning and Reproductive Health
This blog post discusses how social and behavior change transforms gender norms and improve family planning and reproductive outcomes for women and men.
Message Framework for Advocating for SBC in Family Planning Programs Now Updated!
An updated message framework helps social and behavior change (SBC) practitioners better advocate for greater investment in SBC in family planning programs.
Designing for Provider Behavior Change: Developing Solutions to Provider-side Barriers to Quality Care
This blog post describes how Breakthrough ACTION used behavioral insights to develop provider behavior change solutions that lead to better quality of care.
Same Information, Different Order: Testing Before Consultation to Improve Protocol Adherence
This blog post describes how Breakthrough ACTION applied behavioral insights to improve malaria care providers’ adherence to national guidelines in Nigeria.
Getting Back to Good Health Faster
This blog post describes how Breakthrough ACTION used a human-centered approach to increase tuberculosis case detection and save lives.
Dealing with the worldwide panic about Coronavirus: Providing advice, fighting stigma, dispelling information
This blog post introduces social and behavior change resources on the Compass website that will help health professionals respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Press 1 for Yes, 2 for No. Using Interactive Voice Response for Social and Behavior Change Programs
This blog post describes how interactive voice response can reach populations with low literacy and internet use but have high mobile ownership.
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