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Working in Uganda

Working in Malawi

PERFORM2Scale takes a successful health systems intervention and up-scales it for sustainable impact – learn how

PERFORM2Scale takes a highly effective, management-strengthening intervention and up-scales it for use in other health systems.

The original PERFORM project used action research to improve health systems’ performance. It strengthened the capacity of district health managers, helping them to develop human resource management and health systems strategies to improve performance.

PERFORM2Scale is building on the success of that intervention, and is scaling up this approach in Ghana, Malawi and Uganda.

Ghana

PEFORM2Scale’s activities in Ghana are being led by the School of Public Health, University of Ghana (SPHG) with support from the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute (Swiss TPH).

Malawi

In Malawi, REACH Trust is being supported in the delivery of PERFORM2Scale by the Centre for Global Health, Trinity College, Dublin and, Maynooth University, Ireland

Uganda

Makerere School of Public Health is leading on PERFORM2Scale in Ghana with support from Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine.

Latest News

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PERFORM2Scale in Uganda: A DHMT member’s view

Dr Innocent Nkonwa talks about the impact of PERFORM2Scale in his district

24 Aug 2021

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PERFORM2Scale in Malawi - Resource Team member interview

Interview with Dr Bongani Chikwapulo, Chief Quality Management Officer at the Malawi Ministry of Health, about PERFORM2Scale's impact on and potential for leadership in Malawi's health system

29 Jun 2021

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PERFORM2Scale in action - Ghana Resource Team member

Solomon Boamah Amponsah talks about his involvement with PERFORM2Scale and its potential in Ghana.

24 Jun 2021

Managers are health workers too

'Managers are health workers too' argues this blog post, and we are supporting them in supporting other health workers

07 Apr 2021

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PERFORM2scale Twitter

How is district-level health system decision making shaped by power dynamics in different decentralised contexts? This new paper from PERFORM2Scale explores the issue in Ghana, Malawi & Uganda. @100KIT @marysekok @Mairead_Finn @agyemsam89 @PerformSPHG https://t.co/1jYGooAeMu

18 hours 15 min ago

District health management capacity strengthening efforts need to transcend individual competencies and take on more systemic approaches. This paper explores how contextual, organisational & individual factors impact. https://t.co/mXdGqsZehu

1 day 18 hours ago

RT @Afidep: Did you miss the first webinar of the #EvidenceCapacitiesWebinarSeries? Watch recording of the insightful conversation on capacity #development for #evidence use in #Africa: https://t.co/oCqC74r9uq with Afidep’s @LeylaHAbdullah1 with other panelists at #AfricaEvidenceWeek2021 https://t.co/4m1rsyA5UT

2 days 14 hours ago

RT @Laurenz_ml: Use and effectiveness of policy briefs as a knowledge transfer tool: a scoping review https://t.co/LCXBSg5nyV https://t.co/YKd8NivU7a

2 days 14 hours ago

Day 5 of our virtual consortium workshop rolls into town and this morning we're looking at our publication plans - updating our schedule, prioritising papers and organising the work! (Read our existing papers and other resources on our website - https://t.co/bRW5vvOL3K) https://t.co/lZVhtAcwM1

2 days 16 hours ago

A prize for the person who can guess what this was meant to be (Disclaimer: there is no prize, just for fun!) https://t.co/JPPDpBQ3xV

2 days 17 hours ago

RT @RebeccaMurphyIE: Day 4!! This morning, Irish partners @tcdglobal @All_Institute lead a session on the dynamic capacity strengthening work completed over the last 5 years!! @PERFORM2scale @Thomasena_ @StephanieJHuff https://t.co/4gm2BdHTlJ

3 days 16 hours ago

Welcome to day 4 of the @PERFORM2scale virtual consortium workshop. This morning we're covering Capacity Development and Research Uptake - two really important strands of our work. First up, Capacity Development... @100KIT @LSTMnews @TCDCGH @All_Institute @SwissTPH @lstm_ccr https://t.co/M25hSZlCKx

3 days 16 hours ago

RT @ReBUILDRPC: With @SreytouchVong of the original ReBUILD consortium https://t.co/YgiapZfcZL

3 days 17 hours ago

RT @ReBUILDRPC: Health systems are an important outcome of state-building, but some argue are also a driver of the state-building process itself. What evidence is there, and how do we measure it? This brief explores the issue. @sophie_witter @bmohunter @IGHD_QMU https://t.co/0aeA8cdmg0

3 days 17 hours ago

Thank you to everyone who has attended today's DHMT / Resource Team / NSSG webinar. As well as being lovely to hear from many of you it's been enlightening, interesting and given us - as researchers - much food for thought. @100KIT @LSTMnews @SwissTPH @All_Institute @TCDCGH https://t.co/Z257clHuTf

4 days 11 hours ago

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