With the Ghana Ministry of Health eLearning Secretariat, the U. S. Agency for International Development’s flagship Maternal and Child Survival Program (MCSP), led by Jhpiego, has been deploying an eLearning platform called Moodle to midwifery and nursing schools across the country to

Baltimore, MD (Nov. 7, 2014)—Committed to preventing the spread of Ebola Virus Disease in West Africa, Jhpiego, an international health non-profit and Johns Hopkins University affiliate, is bringing together health officials and clinicians from across the region to Ghana for specializ

Inchaban, Ghana—As chief of this fishing village of 4,500 people, Nana Akosua Mfrasie II felt deeply her responsibility to the health and welfare of women and families in her community. So much so that she turned over three rooms in her palace to establish a Community-based Health Pla

Accra, Ghana—When Raina Dizoal finished her education at the Jirapa Midwifery Training School, she earned the distinction of being named best midwife to graduate from the Northern Sector—an honor she attributes in part to her clinical skills and time spent in the school's refurbished

As a community health nurse (CHN) running a small clinic in Ellembelle District, Ghana, Joseph Opoku Cobbinah knew how to deliver basic health care to the people who came to the Aidoo Suazo Community-Based Health Planning and Services (CHPS) compound. But his clients were few and far

Accra, Ghana – A mother waits her turn at the busy Community Based Health and Planning Services (CHPS) center in the village of Assakae, hoping she can get some help for her sick baby. Community Health Officer Mariama Bukari examines the feverish child and diagnoses simple malaria and

Accra, Ghana — When Martha Serwah Appiagyei and her instructional team began preparing nursing, midwifery and public health tutors in Ghana to be more effective teachers, they had some reservations about how participants would receive a computer-based component of the course.

Ahanta West District, Ghana -- When community health officer Joseph Appiah-Kubi considers the stock-outs of malaria testing kits at his rural health clinic in west Ghana and the difficulty in providing malaria treatment for pregnant women, he sees opportunities, not challenges.

In addition to our wealth of in-service training materials that assist health care providers in the prevention and control of malaria in pregnancy (MIP), Jhpiego also gets at the root of human resource needs by strengthening pre-service education. Our work with the Schools of Midwifer