Reaching Every District Using Quality Improvement Methods (RED-QI) Discussion Series: Session 2 Follow-Up

Published on May 20, 2021

Thank you to everyone who joined us yesterday for the second session of the Reaching Every District Using Quality Improvement Methods (RED-QI) Discussion Series!  This session featured a panel of experts who discussed the importance of engaging non-health stakeholders to address local routine immunization issues and sustain problem-solving, planning and local resource allocation.

 

So, what’s next?

  • Fill out this survey to share feedback to help inform future sessions!
  • Re-watch or share the session recording now on Sabin’s YouTube channel
  • View and download the session presentation
  • Access resources from this discussion series by going to the Resource tab in the learning group
  • Join the Boost Community Chat on Telegram for continued discussion and updates on future sessions

View and share additional RED-QI resources such as:

  • Opportunities to engage communities in the immunization program >> Learn more
  • Mobilizing local support for immunization >> Learn more
  • Toolkit for engaging non-health stakeholders in supporting routine immunization in Uganda >> Learn more

Please share your thoughts and responses to the questions below by posting to the learning group live feed:

Question 1: What is your biggest challenge with microplanning? 

Question 2: Have you ever heard of the fishbone tool? If so, how have you used it?

 

Don't forget to register for the next session, Improving Foundational Skills to Build a More Resilient Immunization System, on May 26! 

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