Jacaranda is partnering with the Ghana Health Service (GHS) to test how PROMPTS could support government health priorities, which include using digital tools to improve quality of care and efficiency in health sector spending. In 2022, Jacaranda launched an operational study in partnership with the Dodowa Health Research Centre to assess the feasibility and acceptability of PROMPTS for mothers and frontline providers, and what contextual adaptations would be needed to meet their needs. With a successful operational study, our aim is that GHS scale the program nationally, in partnership with other service delivery providers.
We support county governments to co-own and co-finance our solutions, as a pathway to long-term sustainability. Over the last seven years, Jacaranda has earnt increasing government recognition and buy-in by proving its solutions can deliver impact on government health priorities and by routinely sharing data that helps them do more with their resources.
Kenyan county governments cover 65% of the costs for the MENTORS program
Jacaranda’s model of care has been endorsed by national government
Jacaranda’s accredited EmONC modules have been incorporated into the National Mentorship curricula.
mothers reached
skilled nurse champions
partner health facilities
county government partners
Our operational study, taking place in the Greater Accra Region, will test the feasibility of PROMPTS to support Ghanaian mothers and answer some critical questions about how our technology can be quickly, and cost-effectively replicated in new geographies.
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Disclaimer
This website discusses pregnancy and motherhood. While we use the term “mother” to mirror the language of the community we are collaborating with, we also acknowledge that not all pregnant people identify as “mothers.” We would like to recognize that pregnancy and motherhood can be experienced by people of all genders.
