MTENGULA VILLAGE, MALAWI - OCTOBER 2, 2018: (left to right) CHW Ida Mathala shows educational health materials to Evance Keneson, 47, Steria Kenoon, 36, and grandson Nickson Cedrick, 1, during a home visit in Mtengula Village, Lower Neno.
Photo by Zack DeClerk / Partners In Health MTENGULA VILLAGE, MALAWI - OCTOBER 2, 2018: (left to right) CHW Ida Mathala shows educational health materials to Evance Keneson, 47, Steria Kenoon, 36, and grandson Nickson Cedrick, 1, during a home visit.

Partners In Health | NCD Synergies

Partners in Health believe that injustice has a cure, providing a preferential option for the poor in health care by establishing long-term relationships with sister organizations based in settings of poverty.

Partners In Health through the NCD Synergies program works to ensure that everyone living with NCDs receives health care by helping governments incorporate NCD programs into their public health systems and supports the NCDI Poverty Network in advocating for, and implementing strategies that involve partners across National NCDI Poverty Commissions.

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About Partners in Health | NCD Synergies

The Partner’s In Health (PIH) NCD Synergies project combines public sector accompaniment with clinical innovation to develop meaningful ways to prioritize the world’s poorest patients living with NCDs and injuries. We are an action-oriented collaborative that aims to use policy and research to close the gaps in health care faced by the very poor.

PIH hosts the NCD Synergies project, which directly supports country-level NCD programs within PIH as well as collaborates with national stakeholders across various countries within the NCDI Poverty Network.

Partners in Health | NCD Synergies work on NCDs

NCD Synergies is a cross-site program at Partners In Health that supports our clinical teams providing NCD clinical care in countries where PIH works. NCD Synergies supports the NCDI Poverty Network, including efforts being advanced by National NCDI Poverty Commissions in 21 low and lower-middle-income countries to conduct analyses to assess their national NCDI burden among the poorest and to identify and prioritize policies, interventions, and integrated delivery platforms that would effectively address and reduce that burden. NCD Synergies has also supported efforts to define and develop training platforms, and promote the PEN-Plus clinical model to address outpatient care for severe, chronic NCDs.

We are also active in advocacy and knowledge exchange, through initiatives within the NCDI Poverty Network such as the Voices of NCDI Poverty fellowship focused on fostering meaningful involvement of People Living With NCDs and webinar series on technical topics critical to addressing NCDs and injuries in settings of poverty.

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