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We are working with epidemiologists and economists, architects and designers, technology start-ups and partner universities around the world to address the pandemic of avoidable surgery in childbirth.

The BetterBirth Program at Ariadne Labs has been leading research to better understand what contributes to maternal and infant harm during childbirth and how best to address these challenges.

The Safe Surgery Program partners in a variety of ways with foundations, health care systems and institutions, and nonprofit organizations to advance the work of improving patient safety in surgery around the world. These partnerships foster innovative thinking, allow for testing of new ideas, and catalyze the dissemination of our research findings and tools. Agency… Continue reading Partners

The Safe Surgery Program partners in a variety of ways with foundations, health care systems and institutions, and nonprofit organizations to advance the work of improving patient safety in surgery around the world. These partnerships foster innovative thinking, allow for testing of new ideas, and catalyze the dissemination of our research findings and tools. Agency… Continue reading Partners

The Serious Illness Care Program benefits from a number of partnerships with foundations, health-care systems and institutions and nonprofit organizations whose missions support our vision of reaching every seriously ill patient with high-quality conversations. These partnerships allow for innovation, testing and dissemination of our tools, educational offerings and systems change elements. Baylor Scott & White… Continue reading Partners

The Primary Health Care Program works closely with the following organizations: The World Health Organization The World Bank Group The Bill and Melinda Gates Institute for Population and Reproductive Health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology School of Public Health Results for Development (R4D) Estonian… Continue reading Partners