By supporting frontline providers throughout the developing world, we have the power to improve the lives of people impacted by HIV & AIDS. We know what needs to be done to support people affected by HIV & AIDS. The primary challenge remains—rapidly expanding access to critical programs and services while building capacity for the long term.
The global AIDS effort now has to tackle the problems of implementation. In addition to dealing with a lack of infrastructure, countries affected by HIV & AIDS need to strengthen the management of people, medicines, money, information, and systems for delivering health care services.
With over 30 years of health program management experience in more than 140 countries, Management Sciences for Health (MSH) contributes operational expertise and state-of-the art technical competence to prevention, care, and treatment programs. MSH collaborates with global, regional, national, and local initiatives to advance the management systems that improve and sustain effective HIV & AIDS programs.
The global AIDS effort now has to tackle the problems of implementation. In addition to dealing with a lack of infrastructure, countries affected by HIV & AIDS need to strengthen the management of people, medicines, money, information, and systems for delivering health care services.
With over 30 years of health program management experience in more than 140 countries, Management Sciences for Health (MSH) contributes operational expertise and state-of-the art technical competence to prevention, care, and treatment programs. MSH collaborates with global, regional, national, and local initiatives to advance the management systems that improve and sustain effective HIV & AIDS programs.