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JSI: Promoting and Improving Health
JSI and its staff are dedicated to improving the health of individuals and communities throughout the world. We believe that all people are entitled to accessible, appropriate quality health care. To make this vision a reality JSI applies practical and innovative solutions in management, research, education, information and training.

WHAT'S NEW AT JSI

JSI rehabilitating health facilities for maternal and newborn health services in Liberia
Video testimonials dispell cancer-related myths, stigma
Region I Infertility Prevention Project Launches Free Online Course about Chlamydia & Gonorrhea
Inaugural Class of the President's Young Professional Program Graduate in Liberia
New Publication: Getting Products to People--John Snow Inc. Releases Supply Chain Framework

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FEATURE PUBLICATIONS

Getting Products to People: The JSI Framework for Integrated Supply Chain Management in Public Health

A strong health system cannot function without a well-designed, well-operated, and well-maintained supply chain management system. The framework draws from commercial sector best practices to solve problems in public health supply chains. An integrated supply chain that has visibility of information and activity up and down the chain, fewer steps in its processes, and greater coordination and predictability of demand between all the levels and actors in the system. This includes linking all the actors involved in managing essential health commodities into one cohesive supply chain management organization. The organization can oversee all functions, levels, and partners, ensuring an adequate supply of essential health commodities to the clients who need them. JSI, 2011.

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Rhode Island Youth Suicide Issue Brief

In Rhode Island, suicide is the third-leading cause of death in youth ages 24 and younger. The Rhode Island Child Death Review Team, coordinated by JSI Research & Training Institute, Inc., conducts comprehensive reviews of deaths of children and youth age 0-to-17 in order to identify ways in which deaths from like causes might be prevented. This Youth Suicide Issue Brief focuses on suicides of RI youth age 24 and younger between 2005-2010 and aims to serve as a resource for better prevention efforts in the states. The report presents the results, makes suicide-prevention recommendations, and lists suicide-prevention resources. Jennifer Kawatu, JSI Research & Training Institute, Inc. November 2011.

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FEATURE STORY

United States: Providing Services that Support the Shifting National HIV Strategy

With the adoption of a comprehensive HIV/AIDS strategy in July 2010, the Obama administration charted a clear, high-priority course for the United States in responding to the epidemic. But health officials and providers must still make continual adjustments to their HIV/AIDS programs in light of rapidly changing legal, regulatory, and scientific circumstances.

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