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Nomura Asset Management Appoints Chief Investment Strategist Original

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By Rachel Waxman
| Business Wire
Nomura Asset Management Appoints Chief Investment Strategist Veteran Strategist to Lead Content Commercialization, Strengthen Wealth Advisor Relationships and Collaborate with Institutional Clients PHILADELPHIA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nomura Asset Management today announced the appointment of Andrew “Andy” Goldberg as Chief Investment Strategist of Nomura Asset Management International1, a newly created role designed to elevate the firm's global thought leadership position and accelerate growth...
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Effectiveness of Capacity-Building and Quality Improvement Interventions to Improve Day-of-Birth Care in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo

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By Marcel Mbwanya, Patricia Gomez, Patricia Gómez, Rachel Waxman, Hannah Tappis
| GHSP Journal
Key Findings This study of 16 health facilities providing maternity care in Kinshasa, DRC, suggests that a low-dose, high-frequency capacity-building approach coupled with continuous mentoring and quality improvement interventions is effective in changing provider performance and improving quality of care and outcomes.
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Effectiveness of Capacity-Building and Quality Improvement Interventions to Improve Day-of-Birth Care in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo

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By Patricia Gomez, Patricia Gómez, Rachel Waxman, Hannah Tappis, Marcel Mbwanya
| GHSP Journal
This study of 16 health facilities providing maternity care in Kinshasa, DRC, suggests that a low-dose, high-frequency capacity-building approach coupled with continuous mentoring and quality improvement interventions is effective in changing provider performance and improving quality of care and outcomes. Early neonatal death rates significantly decreased by 9% across all facilities, and client satisfaction, as measured by the mean person-centered maternity care score, improved by 58%.
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