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The USAID Health Care Improvement Project gave maternal and newborn care training to the doctor who delivered this healthy baby at Malalai Hospital in Afghanistan. Photo by Annie Clark.

The USAID Strengthening Uganda's Systems for Treating AIDS Nationally project helps the Ministry of Health provide HIV/AIDS care, including ensuring that HIV supplies are available. Photo by Leslie Lugo.

A health worker conducts a post-natal consultation on the 'Journey to a Healthy Lifestyle' mobile clinic in the Philippines. The bus visits underserved and isolated areas to promote family health messages. Photo by Igor Dashevskiy.

A quality improvement advisor (center) talks with data collectors participating in a study to evaluate hospital and ambulatory care for chronic diseases in Georgia. Photo by Irakli Zviadadze.

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URC Mourns Melvyn J. Estrin, Chairman and CEO

The mission of University Research Co., LLC is to provide innovative, evidence-based solutions to health and social challenges worldwide.

The Center for Human Services is the non-profit affiliate of URC.

Global Health Special Issue Cover Featuring Actor Orlando Bloom

URC VP Dr. Refiloe Matji Featured in "USA Today" Special Issue
6/27/14

Dr. Faith Mwangi-Powell: Listening, Learning and Adapting to Drive QI in Kenya
6/25/14

A client accesses HIV testing at Moroto Regional Referral Hospital

Increasing Access to Healthcare Services in the Karamoja Sub-region, Uganda
6/24/14

Translating Research into Action (TRAction) Project Leads Research to Provide Care to Hard-to-Reach Children
6/18/14

URC Joins USAID’s Campaign to End Preventable Child and Maternal Deaths
6/17/14

The QI Team from Stann Creek District prepares their Plan-Do-Study-Act cycles.

Sharing What Works: International Collaboration Helps Belize Reduce Its Maternal Mortality Rate by 62%
6/13/14

Nurse Pedro saved this woman’s life using AMTSL techniques learned through Nutri-Salud.

Success Story: URC Project Training Saves a Mother’s Life
6/13/14

Kangaroo care is the practice of holding the newborn skin-to-skin with the parent for as many hours as possible every day. This helps regulate body temperature and provides emotional comfort.

Kangaroo Mother Care: A Low-Tech, High Impact Strategy for Saving Babies’ Lives
6/09/14

Looking To a Bright Future in Rwanda

Reproductive Health Innovations in Benin

Health Systems Strengthening in Ghana

USAID Translating Effective Practices for Research, Marketing and Design (TRANSFORM)