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Senior Sexual and Reproductive Health Technical Advisor for Implementation Science & Learning
Claire Cole is DISC Evidence & Learning Lead and Sr. Sexual and Reproductive Health Technical Advisor at PSI. In her role, Ms. Cole overse e s execution of the DISC evidence agenda to support the project’s innovation and continous quality improvement objectives. She manages and support s DISC Evidence & Learning teams based in Nairobi, Uganda and Nigeria . A s a technical lead experienced in systems strengthening , systematic scale-up, and user- and community-centered approaches, Ms. Cole is a key advisor to the project’s rigorous evidence-based human centered design (HCD) , innovation, and adaptive implementation process es . In addition to the DISC project, Ms. Cole has support ed the Adolescents 360 and Amplify project s since 2017 . She is an experienced public health implementer and researcher , and published author . Ms. Cole holds an MPH in community-oriented public health practice from the Universit y of Washington, Seattle.
COVID-19 has demonstrated how CPH matters more than ever to achieve UHC. By equipping consumers to be agents of their own health through digital, self-care and private sector integration, we make health systems more resilient and responsive.
Learn how PSI’s Social Business Unit leverages digital channels to safely continue providing consumers with SRHR products and information amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
The grave concern for what happens post-Roe is justified; we’ve been here before as a country, and we have ample global evidence for the effects of prohibited or highly restricted access to abortion. The learnings from others must inform where we go from here.
Three-quarters of the world’s mobile internet users live in low-and middle-income countries. Given the increase in internet connectivity globally, the use of digital technologies is one of several promising High Impact Practices (HIPs) in family planning, providing new opportunities to advance digital self-care, and make headway towards achieving universal health coverage. Learn more.
PSI commits to upholding its values, despite political tensions. Karl Hofmann, PSI’s CEO and President, and Nina Hasen, PSI’s VP of HIV and Tuberculosis Programs, discuss how upheavals in the status quo catalyze innovation in healthcare.
As we work towards Universal Health Coverage, one thing stands out to us: we need to center our work around the consumer. See how digital solutions support Sara’s journey to care.

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