When Knowing the Protocol is Not Enough: Behavioral Design for Provider Behavior Change in Malaria Diagnosis and Treatment in Nigeria
Breakthrough ACTION English Nigeria Malaria, Provider Behavior Change Case Study Behavioral Science, Human-centered Design Breakthrough ACTIONThis case study shows how provider environment and experiences impact malaria testing and treatment guideline compliance in Nigeria and offers three insights.
Leveraging Connections Between Client and Provider Behavior: Behavioral Design for Provider Behavior Change in Zambia
Breakthrough ACTION English Zambia Maternal and Child Health, Provider Behavior Change Case Study Behavioral Science, Human-centered Design Breakthrough ACTIONBased on Breakthrough ACTION’s work in Zambia, this case study examines how health care providers' environments impact their ability to provide quality care.
Seeking Breakthroughs in SBC at the Intersection of Family Planning and Intimate Partner Violence – Expert Consultation Materials
Breakthrough ACTION English, French Bangladesh, Ghana, Kenya Family Planning / Reproductive Health, Gender Fact Sheet/Brief, Interactive, Presentation Slides, Webinar, Website Audience Segmentation, Behavioral Science, Human-centered Design Breakthrough ACTIONBreakthrough ACTION hosted an expert consultation on intimate partner violence and family planning. This page hosts downloadable presentations and research.
Leveraging Human-Centered Design for Family Planning
Breakthrough ACTION English, French Family Planning / Reproductive Health Fact Sheet/Brief Human-centered Design Breakthrough ACTIONThis brief highlights opportunities and recommendations for using human-centered design (HCD) in family planning programs based on the existing evidence.
Social and Behavior Change Flow Chart
Breakthrough ACTION English Guinea, Guyana, Jamaica, Nigeria Integration, Malaria, Service Delivery, Tuberculosis Toolkit Behavioral Science, Human-centered Design Breakthrough ACTIONUsing human-centered design principles, the SBC Flow Chart asks users to adopt a beginner's mind to identify new insights to solve public health problems.