Mother, father, and young son in Côte d’IvoireMwangi Kirubi
Provider Behavior Ecosystem Map website

Provider Behavior Ecosystem Map

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This tool helps family planning and reproductive health program designers think more holistically about provider behavior change.
Cover art for Tested Solutions for Fever Case ManagementBreakthrough ACTION

Applying Behavioral Science to Fever Case Management in Nigeria

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This page contains resources Breakthrough ACTION-Nigeria developed to help health care providers adhere to fever case management guidelines.
SBC Flow Chart DRC

SBC Flow Chart: DRC Spotlight

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This Spotlight describes how SBC solutions were applied to increase use of health services and household family health practices in the DRC.
A group is engaged by a community leader in ZambiaUSAID

Malaria SBC Toolkit for Community and Faith Leaders

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This free online toolkit has resources to help users integrate an organization’s existing strengths, connections, and activities with key malaria resources that can save lives.
Malaria SBC Evidence Journal Club YouTube playlist

Malaria SBC Evidence Journal Club

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SBC practitioners from around the globe discussed articles about the impact of malaria SBC. The article, recordings, and discussion recaps are shared here.
Provider looking at the decision tree

Advancing Postpartum Hemorrhage Care (APPHC)

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These resources describe efforts to generate and test solutions that address key barriers to postpartum hemorrhage prevention, detection, and treatment.
Mother holding newborn babyLindsay Mgbor/Department for International Development (CC BY 2.0)

Advancing Postpartum Hemorrhage Care Approach in Malawi

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These resources describe social and behavior change efforts to reduce maternal deaths from postpartum hemorrhage in Malawi.
Nurse helping a mother breastfeed a newbornCatherine Asava/Webuye Subcounty Hospital

Understanding the Health Care Experiences of Newborns and Young Children in Kenya

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These resources describe the co-design process (with families and providers) to create a set of interventions that promote positive care experiences.