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Before services: SBC motivates clients to access services

Circle of Care Model: Before Stage

This brief helps service providers understand how to use social and behavior change approaches to motivate clients to access the health services they need.

SBC for Service Delivery Community of Practice

Social and Behavior Change for Service Delivery Community of Practice

Breakthrough ACTION English, French Provider Behavior Change, Service Delivery Social and Behavior Change Communication Breakthrough ACTION

This page describes Breakthrough ACTION’s Social and Behavior Change for Service Delivery Community of Practice. Interested parties can sign up to join.

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Examining Provider Behavior Change Opportunities

Breakthrough RESEARCH English Provider Behavior Change Literature Review, Presentation Slides Behavioral Science Breakthrough RESEARCH

This paper reviews evidence on the promise of behavioral economics to improve outcomes through provider-facing interventions in five critical health areas.

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Providing Evidence to Inform Social and Behavior Change for Family Planning in Francophone West Africa

Breakthrough RESEARCH English, French Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Francophone West Africa, Niger, Togo Family Planning / Reproductive Health, Gender, Provider Behavior Change Fact Sheet/Brief Monitoring and Evaluation, Social and Behavior Change Communication Breakthrough RESEARCH

This suite of research activities look at SBC approaches to address behavioral determinants and improve family planning and reproductive health outcomes.

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Social and Behavior Change Research Spotlights

Breakthrough RESEARCH English, French Burkina Faso, India, Pakistan, Tanzania Integration, Maternal and Child Health, Provider Behavior Change Fact Sheet/Brief, Presentation Slides, Webinar, Website Audience Segmentation Breakthrough RESEARCH

These research spotlights highlight how three SBC initiatives are filling priority evidence gaps for integrated SBC and PBC programming.

It takes a village: A shared agenda for social and behavior change in family planning

Shared Agendas for Social and Behavior Change in Family Planning

Breakthrough ACTION English, French Francophone West Africa Family Planning / Reproductive Health, Service Delivery, Youth Presentation Slides, Webinar, Website Breakthrough ACTION

This page has tools to help galvanize global coordination in social and behavior change programs for family planning and inform SBC investment decisions.

Improved health outcomes: Before (SBC motivates clients to access services), during (SBC improves the client-provider interaction), and after services (SBC boosts adherence and maintenance)

Circle of Care Model

Breakthrough ACTION English, French Provider Behavior Change, Service Delivery Implementation Guidance, Model/Framework, Video/Animation Audience Segmentation Breakthrough ACTION

The Circle of Care is a holistic model that shows how social and behavior change can be applied across the service continuum to improve health outcomes.

A community health worker providing family planning services and options to a woman in Uganda

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Answering Critical Social and Behavior Change Questions to Advance the Field and Improve Population-Based Behavior Change

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This blog post offers critical questions social and behavior change (SBC) professionals need to ask to develop effective integrated SBC programming.

A nurse providing antenatal counseling to a pregnant woman in Uganda

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Developing a Social and Behavior Change Research Agenda

Breakthrough RESEARCH English, French Integration, Provider Behavior Change Fact Sheet/Brief, Presentation Slides, Webinar Knowledge Management, Monitoring and Evaluation Breakthrough RESEARCH

This page contains resources to help social and behavior change (SBC) professionals understand provider behavior change and integrated SBC programming.