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At Fusion, Greenlee was ready to hammer out a deal with Erica. "You're going to need a big hammer," commented Madison. Randi entered and said she saw Erica downstairs eating at ConFusion. When an angry Greenlee left, Randi called Madison on her loyalty to Greenlee. Jackson found Erica at ConFusion and asked what she was doing. Erica was keeping everyone waiting, calling it a negotiation tactic. Greenlee came down to greet Erica but kept her cool. Together, the three went upstairs.
At the Chandler mansion, Adam went to take his pills when it appeared he was suffering a heart attack. Adam opened his eyes to see David standing above him. "Looks like you're a dead man," David remarked. Ryan nearly walked in on them but Emma prevented him from doing so. Then, David grabbed Adam and dunked his head in the water in the ice bucket. David pulled back from drowning Adam and said they needed to talk. Just then, Annie knocked and found the door was locked. David advised Adam to focus on his family and offered his medical expertise. Adam wanted to know what was in it for David. David responded that he needs sanctuary from the Martins, and advised Adam to change his diet and above all, no sex for the time being. Meanwhile, a frantic Annie recruited Scott and he busted through the door. Adam was alone and said he was just asleep. Annie wanted to get amorous but Adam told her, "Not tonight," and walked out. Annie told Scott that Adam wasn't tired. "This is about Brooke English!" she exclaimed. Just then, Brooke arrived at the mansion, bag in hand. Annie put her jealousy aside and appeared grateful to Brooke for everything she has done. Brooke wasn't buying Annie's act and laid it on the line that she would be acting as JR's eyes and ears in the mansion. Brooke then had Scott help her with her bag while Annie glared. Meanwhile, Adam found David in the attic. "Welcome to my office," David smiled.
At the PVPD, Opal was checking on Tad, who was ready to take Damon home with him. Damon was grateful but Opal and Jesse were concerned. When Damon brought up the subject of his dad, Tad said they had to have a talk. "Why would my mom stay away from Pine Valley because of you?" Damon asked as Tad started to explain. Tad revealed his past with Hillary, but Damon got the call to report for his community service. After Damon left, Jesse told Tad that he was convinced Damon was Tad's kid. Jesse then took the cup Damon was holding and suggested a DNA test.
Erica, Greenlee and Jack arrived at Fusion. Erica said, "Let's do this in my office." When Erica opened her office door, she found Greenlee's things there. "I thought we'd change things up," Greenlee smiled. "I didn't think you'd mind." Their civility went promptly out the window. Jackson suggested they share the space. "No!" both women replied. Jack tried to mediate, to no avail. He then suggested a competition. Erica didn't like the idea but Greenlee did. In fact, she upped the ante: Whoever's new cosmetics line was more successful wins control of the company. Opal arrived and advised Erica against a competition but Erica went for it. Jackson declared that resources and staff would be split 50/50, and the winner takes the company and the loser takes a walk. After Greenlee and Jackson left, Erica told Opal that Greens just handed her the company on a silver platter. In the hall, Greenlee thanked her father for his assistance, and added that she was not getting an annulment from David.
Ryan took Emma to ConFusion, where Madison asked if he was really over Greenlee. She apologized for her frankness but Ryan said it was okay. Ryan then asked Madison to join them. Later, Emma saw Greenlee enter and ran over and hugged her. Greenlee promised to come by and visit soon. Then, Greens told Madison about the upcoming changes and asked Madison to be on her team.
Tad, Krystal, Opal and the girls had breakfast. Damon arrived, having fixed a broken toy. Damon said he was off to the hospital to perform his community service. Before Damon left, Tad read him the riot act and sternly warned him not to mess up this second chance. Opal and Krystal wondered why Tad was so tense. Once alone, Tad confided to Krystal that Damon could be his son. She was shocked. Tad explained his last encounter with Hillary, and that she's not returning his calls. Tad added that he didn't share this possibility with Liza. Just then, Liza arrived and Krystal excused herself. Tad made a hasty retreat, and Liza went to Krystal and asked what was going on. Krystal played dumb and Liza left. Afterward, Opal warned Krystal to watch out for Liza.
At the PVPD, Angie told Jesse that she may have to fire their son. She pointed out that Frankie needs to do really well in his next procedure or she'd be accused of nepotism by keeping him on-staff. Jesse assured her that Frankie would do fine.
At the hospital, Randi met Frankie. She was concerned that he was in pain. Frankie said he couldn't take his meds before a procedure, then changed the subject to her job. They kissed and Randi left for work. Angie arrived and tried to reassure Frankie that he'd do fine. Frankie still blamed himself for losing a patient earlier in the year. Angie was then paged to the E.R. Frankie contemplated taking a pill outside the O.R., but didn't.
At Fusion, Greenlee warned Madison to choose her allies wisely. "It's either me or Erica," Greens warned. Madison pointed out that Erica helped her during a tough time. Randi arrived, and Greenlee made a crack about Randi making her own hours.
In the Chandler attic, Adam brought David some breakfast. Halfway through eating it, David wondered if Adam poisoned his food. Adam blamed David for the drugging which led to Stuart's shooting. David blamed Adam's doping on Gayle, who was obsessed with David. He freely admitted that he was a bastard but vowed he could correct Adam's heart problem, if given the chance. David then stated that what happened to Stuart was a tragic accident, but he was not the one to blame. Adam began to have another episode. David stabilized him, then David ordered a steak for lunch.
Tad went to the hospital with a peace offering for Damon: a chocolate bar. He apologized for coming down so hard on the teen earlier. The guys then had a nice chat, and Tad opened up about his past. After their warm conversation, Tad left and accidentally said, "See you at home, son." Then, Tad went to collect his DNA test results.
Greenlee received a text message summoning her to the Chandler mansion. Adam had no idea what she was doing there, then realized he'd left his cell phone up in the attic. When he ran to fetch it, David appeared to Greenlee. "Miss me?" he smiled. They quickly caught up, and David disappeared before Adam returned. When Adam asked, "Where is he?" Jesse arrived, looking for David. Jesse ordered a lockdown. Greenlee quickly stated that they were just having a meeting, as Adam was going to invest in Fusion. Adam confessed that David was there earlier, but he stole some money and ran off. Jesse then asked for permission to search the property.
After the procedure, Frankie won raves for his performance. Angie was thrilled and called it a huge step forward for her son. Alone, Frankie threw his pills in the trash. Later, while emptying the receptacle, Damon found the pills and slipped them in his pocket. Angie witnessed the act.
Tad opened the DNA test results and confirmed to Krystal that Damon is his son. Tad was furious with Hillary for keeping his boy from him. Krystal was confident that Tad would find a way to get through to Damon.
Damon tried to convince Angie that he wasn't swiping the pills. Angie decided to go easy on him after seeing Frankie's name on the prescription bottle. She left an urgent message for her son. Damon then requested time alone with Tad and told him about what had happened with Angie. Tad agreed to talk to Angie, then left an infuriated message for Hillary. As promised, Tad spoke with Angie about Damon. Frankie then approached Angie, who confronted him with the pills and chastised him for disposing of them so carelessly. Damon was jealous when Frankie and Angie shared a warm moment.
At ConFusion, Ryan told Jake that he just bought the casino. Jake was stunned to find that a provocatively dressed Amanda was working at ConFusion. Jake had a bad reaction to a patron who hit on Amanda. They chatted about her desire to return to work and Jake warmed to the idea. Ryan approached Madison, who was convinced that Greenlee was about to fire her. When she explained her predicament (she'd failed to confirm a location for Greenlee's upcoming shoot), he offered use of the casino. Madison then suggested to Amanda that she pitch herself to Greenlee as the new face of Fusion. Madison and Ryan went to the casino, where she expressed shame about her past behavior there. Ryan told Craig, the casino manager, to assemble the staff for a meeting.
At the Chandler mansion, Jesse entered the tunnels in search of David, much to Greenlee's chagrin. Greens threatened to take down Adam if David got caught. In the attic, David evaded detection by one of Jesse's men. Jesse warned Greenlee that he was going to find David, no matter what it took. Adam excused himself to take a nap. Greens went up the attic and found David. He kissed her a little too sincerely, then downplayed its significance to Greenlee, who left. Madison went to Fusion to deal with Greenlee and the change of location; Greens got into Madison's vision for the shoot at the casino (even fantasizing about herself and Ryan together at the casino). David went downstairs and told Adam that he wanted him to get the charges against him dropped before slipping back into the tunnels.
Jesse told Tad that he was going off in search of Hillary.
Jack brought papers to Erica for her signature. The old chemistry was burning strong when Erica made a vindictive comment about Greenlee. Randi informed Erica that Greenlee had changed the location of her photo shoot. Erica phoned Val and told him to get the casino manager on the phone. Erica was stunned to learn that Zach had sold the casino to Ryan.
Angie and Krystal discussed Tad's discovery that Damon is his son. Angie caught Damon fooling around with a cute hospital volunteer in a closet. She gave him a talking-to. Krystal then confided in Angie that she thinks Liza feels threatened by her.
Liza came to see Tad, who was about to leave for Ohio. Liza broke the news that Hillary had gone to Europe for an undisclosed length of time. Tad was upset with Liza for interfering. Liza was stunned when Tad divulged that Damon is his biological son. Liza was jealous when Tad admitted that he'd told Krystal before telling her. The conversation ended badly. Liza left and phoned Damon to cancel their lunch. He was bummed and confided in Colby. Krystal got home and Tad ranted to her about the Damon/Hillary/Liza situation. Colby confronted Liza at ConFusion about why she'd ditched Damon. Liza told her daughter to stay away from Damon. Angie threatened to call Damon's parole officer if his attitude didn't improve.
David gave Adam a check-up and asked Adam if he'd thought about the deal he proposed. "The answer is no," said Adam, explaining that David was asking for too much. Annie tried to enter; Adam covered. David warned Adam that Adam needed David's medical services. David left and Annie entered, insisting that she'd heard another voice. Heeding David's medical advice, Adam resisted Annie's advances, deepening her insecurities. In the morning, Annie reeled when she encountered Brooke in the parlor and Brooke elaborated all the changes she had made to Adam's diet (via a chat with Lucretia) to safeguard his health. Annie tried to one-up Brooke by serving him the foods that he likes. When Annie left the room, Adam asked Brooke to keep Annie busy. Annie went into the tunnels, convinced that Brooke is after Adam. David was forced to take cover. Brooke pressed Adam to admit to her that he's got health problems that he hasn't disclosed. Annie overheard the tail end of Adam and Brooke's conversation and it supported her theory that Adam was cheating on her.
Greenlee and Madison arrived at the casino. Greens was impressed and told Madison that she still had a job. Ryan sidled up and told Greens that he was the casino's new owner. Ryan and Greenlee managed to have a nice conversation. Erica called Ryan to dig for info on the photo shoot. Greens grabbed the phone away and the ladies snipped at each other. Post-call, Ryan advised Greenlee against fighting with everyone for her own happiness. She praised David to Ryan for saving her life. Meanwhile, Jack defended Greenlee to Erica. Jack and Erica continued their flirtation and came close to kissing.
Tad and Krystal had a heart-to-heart about Damon being his son, Liza's reaction, and what to do next. Krystal told Tad Liza about Liza's jealousy of the relationship Tad and Krystal share. Krystal said, "Liza has fallen hard," referring to her love for Tad. Tad tried to deny it, claiming that they're just friends, and said he couldn't deal with this now in the wake of discovering he has a son with Hillary. After he had an argument with Angie, Damon came back to the house to have lunch. Tad basically advised Damon to buck up and do his job because it's his only way out of the mess he created. Tad informed Damon about his parents having left the country for an extended trip and offered to track them down. Damon refused and left upset. Liza warned Colby to stay away from Damon. Colby didn't understand why her mother was so against Damon. Liza blamed it on Damon being damaged goods thanks to his parents. After some arguing, Liza admitted to her faults as a parent, apologized, and the two had a nice mother-daughter moment.
Annie came close to finding David in the tunnels, but became scared and ran into the room where Adam and Brooke were having a private conversation. Annie tried to find out what they were trying to keep her in the dark about, but Adam told her it was about business and questioned why she was in the tunnels. Annie came up with a long-winded excuse and Adam left to go see JR. Brooke accused Annie of spying, which Annie quickly denied. Brooke offered up the idea that the two of them should begin work on Tempo. As Brooke explained her vision for the cover, Annie imagined Brooke and Adam conspiring to get her out of his will.
At the hospital, Angie came into JR's room without a mask, which was good news for JR. She informed him that the transplant was successful, but he still needed to rest. Upon his arrival at the hospital, a joyful Adam asked JR to move back into the mansion when he leaves the hospital. JR agreed, talking about it being his second chance and how he wasn't going to let anyone or anything ruin it for him, including Annie. This infuriated Adam, causing him to tell JR that he should be grateful to Annie. JR demanded to know what Adam was talking about. Angie came in to stop the fight. Outside JR's room, Angie expressed concern over Adam's health, but Adam refused to say anything about his chest pains.
Back at the Chandler mansion, David overheard Annie confiding in Scott. Annie then received a phone call from JR, who wanted her to come to the hospital alone. Adam returned to the mansion to tell David to leave. David confessed to what he heard Annie say about her merit trust to Scott and told Adam his wife was two-faced. The news was so upsetting to Adam it caused him to have severe pains in his chest. David tried to convince Adam that he needed to have him around. David offered to give him medical attention, but more importantly he could keep Adam aware of everything going on in the mansion.
After a short verbal standoff between Liza and Krystal, Liza apologized to Tad for going to Hillary. The two hugged, but Tad pulled away. He told her he couldn't continue to walk on eggshells around her because of her jealousy. He suggested they cool things down. Colby assured Damon she would get her father to find him a different job at the hospital, but Angie overheard and said there would be no preferential treatment for Damon. Damon, feeling abandoned, stole a bottle of pills from a cart. Angie noticed him walking away and yelled to him to stop.
At the hospital, JR informed Annie he would be moving back into the mansion, but first he had some ground rules to lay down. JR continued to press her buttons, calling her a liar. Finally, she yelled, "I saved your life!" JR, still confused, pressed the issue. Annie stunned JR when she said, "I was your bone marrow donor. If it wasn't for me, you'd be dead."
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Girona Apartment is a pleasant, quiet and spacious apartment which has been entirely refurbished early 2010. It perfectly combines historical features of a modernist building like wooden beams, original floor tiles and doors, with contemporary paintings and vivid colours. The large blackboard in the kitchen is both practical and funny. Thanks to its location in the heart of the elegant Eixample neighbourhood with its impressive 19th century modernist houses, this flat offers the ideal location both to live the daily life among the locals and to explore the city and its historic spots on foot. The apartment is located on Girona street, only two blocks away from Urquinaona Square and the famous Gran Via avenue. Plaza Catalunya and the Old City with the Ribera and Sant Pere area are only a few steps away. All around you will find the elegant and practical shops, restaurants and bars so typical of the Eixample district. You will arrive at the underground stops Urquinaona (red and yellow lines) and Tetuan (purple line) within a five minute walk, though this location is also great to reach many places on foot. This 80 m2 apartment is situated on a fourth floor (without elevator). There is lots of natural daylight, with sun coming in in the bedrooms in the morning and in the livingroom in the afternoon. The spacious livingroom with sitting and dining area is pleasant and comfortable and has been decorated with taste. It has been separated from the fully equipped kitchen by a wall with an open window, handy when laying the table. Both bedrooms have large wardrobes to store your personal belongings. The main bedroom has a double bed, the second one includes a single bed. They are both very quiet, because a lovely original glass gallery separates them from the already few noise there is in the inner courtyard. The practical bathroom offers a bath/shower combination.
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This post by David J. Olson and Andrew Piller originally appeared on the Impatient Optimists blog. Last month's International Conference on Family Planning, which took place in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, brought global attention to the progress being made within Ethiopia to improve the country's maternal and child health indicators and increase contraceptive prevalence. In their piece, Olson and Pillar give an overview of their recent journal article that presents the factors for success in Ethiopia's family planning program. The full article, published in the December 2013 issue of Studies in Family Planning, is available online in full text and PDF.
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When global family planning practitioners gathered in November for the Third International Conference on Family Planning, there was a timely relevance for meeting in Ethiopia. Over the last two decades, Ethiopia has become a family planning success story, one of only a handful of countries in Africa to achieve that status.
Positioning of population and family planning at the center of development is critical.In 2000, Ethiopia's contraceptive prevalence rate for modern methods was only 6.3 percent, which, at that time, was lower than any other country in Eastern and Southern Africa except Eritrea. By 2011, the rate had increased to 27.3 percent. Over the same period, the total fertility rate (the average number of children born to a woman in her lifetime) had decreased from 5.5 to 4.8.
Our article, "Ethiopia: An Emerging Family Planning Success Story," is available in the December 2013 issue ofStudies in Family Planning, published by the Population Council. This new report chronicles the history of that success, identifies four key factors that produced those successes, and details how these factors interacted to expand access and desire to use contraceptives.
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I'm excited to be attending the 5th Annual mHealth Summit this year in the National Harbor. Along with spending time at the K4Health Booth (Exhibition Hall C, #1016), I'm thrilled to be attending some really great events and special sessions. The ones on the top of my list are:
Don't forget to stop by and see us at the mHealth Summit Booth #1016, follow us @K4Health and follow the mHealth Summit activities with #mHealth13.
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On December 2, K4Health contributed to the buzz for the upcoming mHealth Summit during a Tweetchat using #mHealth13, the hashtag for the conference. The Summit is in its fifth year and continues to "advance collaboration in the use of wireless technology to improve health outcomes, reduce costs and create a new paradigm in health care delivery both in the United States and abroad." Last year, with the assistance of the mHealth Working Group and many other global health entities, the mHealth Summit added a Global Health track.
As a knowledge management project in the Office of Population and Reproductive Health (PRH) at the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), K4Health has had a vested interest in moving the research and practice of mobile health (mHealth) forward to reach more of our target audiences. K4Health has a strong commitment to mHealth, and we are thrilled to attend this year's mHealth Summit for the third year in a row. As a chair to the mHealth Working Group, K4Health has continued to be a convener in the space of mHealth.
Not only have we increased our mHealth outputs such as the App for Contraceptive Eligibility (ACE) which was featured last year at the mHealth Summit, we have also added many different tools to assist program planners with creating mHealth elements to their global health projects and programs. These tools are:
K4Health will be at Booth #1016 in Hall C this year in the Exhibition Hall to engage with the nearly 5,000 attendees and 300 exhibitors. We will be available to answer questions, give demos, talk about what we do and find out how to improve the work we do with all the great presentations throughout the three days.
This post by Amy Tsui, PhD, Director of the Bill and Melinda Gates Institute for Population and Reproductive Health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, originally appeared on the website for the International Conference on Family Planning. In it, Amy shares her reflections on the recent conference, which brought together more than 3,300 people from over 120 countries. For more coverage of the International Conference on Family Planning, visit the USAID Newsroom and K4Health partner sites FHI 360's ICFPLive, MSH at the 2013 International Conference on Family Planning, IntraHealth International, and the Johns Hopkins Bloomber School of Public Health Center for Communications Programs.
International Conference on Family Planning
In November 2009 I walked from the hotel compound with a young woman recruited to help support our first international conference on family planning held in Kampala, Uganda. "How do I get involved in family planning?" she asked. "I want to learn more about this field. It is so positive. Not like HIV." Uganda then had been weathering an HIV epidemic, which saw more than 120,000 new infections each year, more than half being women and children. They were the same groups who stood to benefit from family planning. Indeed a third of married women in Uganda were assessed in 2011 as seeking to delay or stop childbearing but not contracepting—a staggering 1.11 million women. Women reported that on average 1.5 of all their births were not wanted at the time.
An astounding 1,200 conferees made it to the Kampala meeting, when we were expecting 300. In 2011, when our second international conference was being held in Dakar, Senegal, 2200 conferees appeared; and last week, more than 3,300 from more than 120 countries made it to Addis Ababa, the "mother" of all such family planning conferences. The atmosphere in the stunning African Union Conference Center was palpably uplifting—sessions were full and lively with productive exchanges. Many notable events took place—high level meetings of ministers, with new pledges to commit resources to family planning from Benin, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Guinea, Mauritania, and Myanmar, countries whose support a year ago would never have been anticipated.
Ann Hendrix-Jenkins discusses mHealth with a colleague at the International Conference on Family Planning mHealth Networking Breakfast.
mHealth enthusiasts are, well, enthusiastic—as demonstrated by the big turnout for our 7 a.m. mHealth session on day three of the International Conference on Family Planning in Addis Ababa. Perhaps the delicious Ethiopian coffee helped drive the rich dialogue that ensued! As I sipped and listened, the dynamic of the participatory session helped me learn in two ways. First, I heard about the individual projects people were working on, and second, the questions and answers between the program managers revealed additional nuances. These are the nuts and bolts of programming that managers contend with every day but rarely get shared—often because it is experiential and fleeting. But in retrospect, many of the more elusive aspects of this work are what separate the successful efforts from the others.
As part of these conversations, and others as the conference, a few themes emerged…
This post by Ellen Starbird, originally appeared on the USAID Impact Blog. Starbird discusses her impressions of the recent International Conference on Family Planning and the importance of having women in leadership roles in family plannng. She mentions the USAID/Bangladesh Mission specifically, whose work with K4Health on an eHealth pilot was recently highlighted on the same blog.
For more coverage of the International Conference on Family Planning, visit the USAID Newsroom and K4Health partner sites FHI 360's ICFPLive, MSH at the 2013 International Conference on Family Planning, IntraHealth International, and the Johns Hopkins Bloomber School of Public Health Center for Communications Programs.
I've just returned from the International Conference on Family Planning in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, where thousands of leaders and experts came together to discuss how to improve access and choice in family planning services across the globe. One of the highlights of the conference for me was speaking on a panel about the role women leaders can play in this arena.
I don't think you have to be a woman to be committed to achieving equity in access to family planning services. There are countless men in leadership roles that are deeply committed to expanding equity across the board, including in access to family planning. That said, I think having women in leadership positions is incredibly important.
Mother and child at a health clinic in Ethiopia. Photo credit: USAID
We often talk about women leaders as role models for girls. Certainly having women in leadership roles lets girls see someone who looks like them doing things they might dream of doing and helps validate those dreams. But women in leadership positions are role models for boys too—that women belong in leadership positions, that having women in these roles is normative. Having women in leadership roles in government is an especially public acknowledgement of legitimacy.
Governments have a responsibility to treat their citizens equitably, which means they have a special role to play in addressing disparities, whether that is as a direct provider of health services or by making it attractive for the private sector to serve the underserved or both. When governments prioritize making it possible for poor women, rural families, adolescents, and racial or ethnic minorities to exercise their right to choose the number, timing, and spacing of their children by expanding access to high quality, voluntary family planning information, services, and methods, they send a message about their commitment to equity and rights.
Leah D. Gordon, Knowledge Management Specialist for MEASURE Evaluation, recently posted on the Evaluate blog about the recent V Reunión de RELACSIS in Mexico City, Mexico. She discusses "witnessing true knowledge management in practice that incorporates people, process and technology" and the transformative power it can have on health systems. RELACSIS is an excellent example of a regional knowledge network where successes are offered as models for adaptation, and lessons are shared candidly. What regional knowledge networks have you been involved with? Tell us in the comments.
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This week, I had the unique opportunity to join the V Reunión de RELACSIS in Mexico City, Mexico that brought 80 people together from 25 Latin American and Caribbean countries. Attendees were mostly public health professionals who determine how best to implement practices that will strengthen and improve their country's health systems. Many components of the health information system were discussed from electronic patient record keeping, to medical coding, to national epidemiological data.
Health Information System – a set of components and procedures organized with the objective of generating information that will improve health care management decisions at all levels of the health system –Lippeveld et al. 2000
The most lively discussions were prompted by exchange of how-to knowledge — how records are kept; how coding is taught; how epidemiological data is collected; and how to communicate data to policy makers. This was a meeting of professionals who share ground-truth experiences. Presenters equally shared practices that worked well and not so well, mentorship experiences and standard operating procedures.
In this recent interview in Wired magazine, visionaries Paul Farmer and Melinda Gates highlight the critical role of knowledge exchange in improving health outcomes. Citing human-centered design, defined by Gates as "meeting people where they are and really taking their needs and feedback into account," as the innovation changing the most lives in the developing world, Gates and Farmer explore the vast potential of mobile technology for health.
Melinda Gates and Paul Farmer. Credit: Marton Perlaki
Paul Farmer and Melinda Gates have a lot in common. They're both Duke University alums, and they're both devoted to improving health around the world, especially in places with few resources. As cochair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Gates is particularly dedicated to empowering women and girls, which in turn benefits the health and prosperity of entire communities. Farmer splits his time between Boston (where he runs the Department of Global Health and Social Medicine at Harvard Medical School), Haiti, and Rwanda. He's founding director of Partners in Health, an international nonprofit that delivers health services to the rural and urban poor in a dozen countries. Gates and Farmer don't often work together, but their work certainly unites them. In New York City for UN meetings, the two friends talked to WIRED about the best ways to improve health all over the world.
WIRED: What innovation do you think is changing the most lives in the developing world?
MELINDA GATES: Human-centered design. Meeting people where they are and really taking their needs and feedback into account. When you let people participate in the design process, you find that they often have ingenious ideas about what would really help them. And it's not a onetime thing; it's an iterative process.
"We seek simple, well-focused, understandable information, in small quantities, in a local context/language, and on a regular basis." -- Community-level healthcare provider (and K4Health Needs Assessment/Net-Map participant)
"We seek simple, well-focused, understandable information, in small quantities, in a local context/language, and on a regular basis."
-- Community-level healthcare provider (and K4Health Needs Assessment/Net-Map participant)
Outside the Saadamoo Health Post in Holeta, in the Oromia Region of Ethiopia.
As shown in our Knowledge for Health (K4Health) needs assessment and network mapping study in Ethiopia, family planning (FP) providers at the local level need tailored, contextual information to use in their daily work (Harlan et al, 2013). They may be bombarded with information about FP policy, research results, and clinical practice—or, on the flipside, they may lack these materials completely. Finding the right balance is a key element of what some refer to as "social knowledge management" (SKM). SKM puts people at the center of knowledge exchange, and focuses on a systematic approach to continual learning that improves health outcomes. SKM can help not only with national-level systems—such as web portals and other tools to connect those who have access to this technology—but it can rely on social exchange and networks to encourage learning and sharing at the community level.
Last week, I attended the International Conference on Family Planning in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Before the conference began, I was able to visit the Holeta Health Center and the Saadamoo Health Post, in the Oromia Region of Ethiopia. Each kebele (neighborhood) in Ethiopia has a health post that serves the community in family planning, HIV/AIDS, child health, sanitation, and more. Each health post employs two female Health Extension Workers (HEWs), who spend part of their time at the health post seeing patients, and the remainder visiting community members in their homes. The Health Extension Program—launched in 2003 by the government—has been instrumental in helping Ethiopia achieve phenomenal improvements in infant health and contraceptive prevalence over the past decade. Use of modern contraception has risen dramatically from 6% in 2000 to 27% in 2011. However, more remains to be done: The total fertility rate remains high at 4.8 children per woman (and is even higher in rural areas), and 25% of women have an unmet need for contraception (source: Central Statistical Agency and ICF International 2012).
After visiting the main Holeta Health Center—which includes a number of mid-level providers offering antenatal care, family planning, maternity care, infant care, immunizations, HIV testing and treatment, pharmaceuticals, and a host of other services—we visited the Saadamoo Health Post, which serves a rural community, and is located just a few kilometers from the main health center. When we arrived, the two HEWs described the care they provide at the community level. As they were demonstrating some of the materials that they use for counseling women and couples about their FP options, I asked them both the same question: "When a client asks you something you don't know, where do you go to find the answer?"
Last week the Knowledge Brokers' Forum listserv included a post by Maya Indira Ganesh about a new book called Visualising Information for Advocacy written by Tactical Technology Collective. Tactical Tech is an international NGO based in Germany and India; its mission is:
To advance the skills, tools and techniques of rights advocates, empowering them to use information and communications to help marginalised communities understand and effect progressive social, environmental and political change.
The book is available for free for non-profits in exchange for promotion through an event, blog post or book review. I made the request for the book and eagerly dove into it when it arrived, and began to think about ways to repay Tactical Tech. I took notes as I usually do when tasked with an assignment but soon realized a traditional text-based promotion of the book would not do it justice. Instead I wanted to visually represent how the lessons in the book would be useful to the K4Health Blog's audience. One of the key ingredients would have to be the telling of a story.
In a recent K4Health post on data visualization, Erica Nybro and Libby Skolnik discuss the importance of developing a narrative.
If our informal working group had one shared conclusion, it was this: data visualization relies, first and foremost, on identifying your story and understanding your audience. Putting a spreadsheet of data into Excel and pushing the "bar chart" icon does not tell a story. It is not enough to send a report full of tables to a graphic designer and expect a meaningful infographic to emerge. It is our job, as health researchers and communicators, to first examine our data, and identify the surprises, the patterns, or trends.
Visualising Information for Advocacy supports this conclusion and provides examples of effective campaigns and the steps to build your own. While I am not setting out to foster large scale social change, I am trying to raise your awareness about the book. I bounced ideas off co-workers and thought about how to visually convey the book's message to you. As I experimented, I wasn't sold on the usefulness of a visual representation and thought about abandoning the idea. I went so far as to think that it would be quicker and easier to end this post with a message that a visual representation wasn't right for this message, or that I tried and failed. In the end, I took advice from the book and came up with the cartoon below.
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