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Uzbekistan Launches New TB Funding Mechanism
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Uzbekistan is moving from paying TB hospitals based on occupied beds to compensation based on the number of patients treated.
Public and Private Sectors Partner to Increase Access to Healthcare in Senegal
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USAID’s Abt-led SHOPS Plus helped link Senegal’s public and private sectors by linking private healthcare providers to community-based insurance plans.
2026 Ohio Deflection Association Summit
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Join Dr. Allison Dymnicki to explore data-driven deflection: What’s working, what’s next?
With Data, Nurses Guide Communities to Slash Malaria Cases
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In the DRC, Abt trained frontline health workers to collect, analyze, and share malaria data with community members to bring local voices into problem-solving.
Demystifying A.I.: A Tool for Social Impact
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping how we live, work, and interact with technology. As AI’s capabilities expand, so do its ethical and societal implications. In this master class, Dr. Nora Connor, Abt Global’s director of data science and AI, explores how AI evolved and how we can ensure its use for good.
Shreveport Guaranteed Income Program Final Evaluation Report
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This report shares encouraging final evaluation findings from the Shreveport, La., Guaranteed Income Pilot, which gave single parents $660 a month for a year.
Collaboration Improves Health Insurance Coverage in Nigeria
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Abt helped two Nigerian agencies collaborate to increase access to health insurance.
Mapping New Hampshire’s Early Childhood System
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Abt Global conducted analyses of services for families and young children across the state of New Hampshire to inform the development of enhanced supports.
What AHRQ Learned While Working to Transform Primary Care
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Through EvidenceNOW, we have new insights on effective strategies to support and strengthen the essential work of primary care.
Risk factors for reinfection with the SARS-CoV-2 Omicron variant among previously infected frontline workers
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A new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention study confirms that mask use, vaccinations, and boosters reduce the risk of COVID-19 reinfection.