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Case Study

2024-12-04

Smoothing the way for safer deliveries: HJFMRI supports CHAMPS renovation of Kenya hospital maternity ward

2024-12-04

Smoothing the way for safer deliveries: HJFMRI supports CHAMPS renovation of Kenya hospital maternity ward

The CHAMPS data to action program team paves way to improvements for safer labor and delivery at JOOTRH hospital in Kisimu, Kenya.

News Article

October 16, 2024

High hopes for the smallest patients: HJFMRI-supported surveillance research drives initiatives to reduce infant mortality in Kenya

The CHAMPS data to action program team conducted training for neonatal intensive care nurses on antenatal care approaches to improve outcomes for newborns.

Case Study

2024-10-16

High hopes for the smallest patients: HJFMRI-supported CHAMPS surveillance research drives initiatives to reduce infant mortality in Kenya

2024-10-16

High hopes for the smallest patients: HJFMRI-supported CHAMPS surveillance research drives initiatives to reduce infant mortality in Kenya

The CHAMPS data to action program team conducted training for neonatal intensive care nurses on antenatal care approaches to improve outcomes for newborns.

Project team supervising progress of the “Mobile Mortuary”

Case Study

HJFMRI Helps Provide Resources for Minimally Invasive Tissue Sampling (MITS)

Learn more about the Mobile Mortuary, a hygienic, ethical, and safe way to perform minimally invasive procedures, which went into effect July 2021.

A large group of HJFMRI teams stands in front of a HJFMRI building

Case Study

Extending HJFMRI Support to Western Kenya

Learn more about the establishment and impact of the HJFMRI Western Kenya Office in Kisumu, Kenya.

Microbiologist from Navy Medical Research Unit #3 inspects a sample at The National Institute of Public Health of Djibouti

Case Study

Expanding our Network with CAMRIS International LLC

Learn more about how HJFMRI collaborates around the world with CAMRIS International LLC to support public health-focused research programs.