by Jessie Forsyth | Dec 22, 2023 | Health Practitioners, Health Systems
by Argentina Munguambe and Jessie Forsyth As 2023 comes to an end, our project is redoubling efforts to ensure that women and adolescent girls can access abortion care safely. Mozambique is proud to have safe abortion enshrined in law. Resulting from long advocacy...
by Jessie Forsyth | Oct 31, 2023 | Health Infrastructure, Health Practitioners
by Jessie Forsyth and Argentina Munguambe Strengthening the quality of prenatal care that women receive in rural communities is an ongoing challenge in Inhambane. We know that distance poses barriers to accessing care, as do a range of other factors. These include:...
by Jessie Forsyth | Oct 26, 2023 | Health Practitioners
Training in newborn resuscitation, Massinga Our health systems strengthening coordinator, Argentina Munguambe, shared an especially inspiring story recently. In September, our continuing education sessions for health workers focused on emergency newborn care....
by Jessie Forsyth | Feb 27, 2023 | Health Practitioners, Health Systems
By Jessie Forsyth with Geromina Gouleau, Project Intern In February, our project carried out a week-long training initiative focusing on the provision of gender-sensitive, humanized care, for 20 health workers and managers from the 7 new health facilities built by the...
by Jessie Forsyth | Dec 28, 2022 | Health Infrastructure, Health Practitioners
The Mozambique-Canada Maternal Health Project is happy to bring 2022 to a close with another successful round of clinical continuing education for women’s health. This time, the aim was to improve breast and cervical cancer prevention in Inhambane province. Health...
by Jessie Forsyth | Nov 30, 2022 | Health Practitioners, Health Systems
Since successfully completing the construction of new health infrastructure – four rural maternity clinics, three large maternity waiting homes and three small maternity waiting homes – the project has been working to make each new health facility a model of...
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