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Patient-Centered Care: It’s Not Just a Buzzword

Patient-Centered Care: It’s Not Just a Buzzword

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The AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting inspired this blog on the benefits of Abt’s approach to including patient perspectives in health care delivery.
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Self-reported diabetes or hypertension diagnoses and antenatal care among child-bearing women in rural Bangladesh: A cross-sectional study

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Findings from a study of nearly 5,000 recently pregnant women in Bangladesh underscore the importance of universal screening for diabetes and hypertension.
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Collaborative Approaches for Preventing Child Abuse in the U.S.

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Latrine Businesses Prove Vital to Nutritional Health

Latrine Businesses Prove Vital to Nutritional Health

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Abt’s Ashfaq Enayetullah explains how commercial engagement furthers sanitation goals of our Feed the Future activity in Bangladesh and improves nutrition.
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Housing Demand and Neighborhood Choice with Housing Vouchers

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Getting to 95+: Culture of Learning, Data-Use Drives Demand for HIV Services in Mozambique

Getting to 95+: Culture of Learning, Data-Use Drives Demand for HIV Services in Mozambique

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By taking a fully integrated approach to data use and adaptation, the USAID ECHO project is closing in on 95-95-95 targets in only two years, amid cyclone, floods, and COVID.
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Shortage and Task Shifting of Healthcare Workers

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Qualitative Study to Enhance the NYCgov Poverty Measure

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This report from Abt provides qualitative context to New York City’s poverty data, describing challenges the city’s citizens face.
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From Adaptation to Integration: Sustained Malaria Control Through PMI Evolve

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Through the US President's Malaria Initiative, Abt helped protect nearly 40 million people in 2025 while pioneering integrated community health campaigns that brought essential services directly to remote areas.
ELS@H: Cutting-Edge Research Is Informing the Early Education Field

ELS@H: Cutting-Edge Research Is Informing the Early Education Field

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Researchers and policymakers are trying to understand and build on the benefits of early learning programs. New research was needed to identify the short- and long-term effects of early learning experiences—from social, emotional, and cognitive, to how…