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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.
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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.
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Blueprint for Applying Behavioral Insights to Malaria Service Delivery

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This document seeks to bridge silos by outlining steps for approaching provider behavior change to facilitate coordination in malaria service delivery.
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From Vision to Action: Guidance for Implementing the Circle of Care Model

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This resource provides guidance for implementing the Circle of Care Model and developing social and behavior change for service delivery initiatives.
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Advancing Postpartum Hemorrhage Care Approach in Madagascar

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The research briefs and a research article on this page describe the development of solutions to prevent, detect, and treat postpartum hemorrhage in Madagascar.
After services: SBC boosts adherence and maintenance

Circle of Care Model: After Stage

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This brief helps service providers understand how to use social and behavior change to encourage sustained healthy behaviors after service delivery.
During services: SBC improves the client-provider interaction

Circle of Care Model: During Stage

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This brief helps service providers understand how social and behavior approaches can improve client–provider interaction.
Before services: SBC motivates clients to access services

Circle of Care Model: Before Stage

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