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Africa Health Agenda International Conference (#AHAIC2023)

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Dorine Irankunda

Dorine Irankunda

Clinical Advisor, PSI

Dr. Dorine Irankunda is a Clinical Advisor at PSI, where she works with country teams to improve the overall clinical quality of care for sexual and reproductive health services. Dr. Irankunda provides technical assistance to build the capacity among PSI in-country staff to enhance client-centered care and the sustainability of their quality of care systems. Previously, Dr. Irankunda was the SRH Department Director for PSI/Burundi, where she oversaw evidence-based practices in service provision. Before joining PSI, Dr. Dorine supported a local NGO in Burundi, “Maison Shalom,” to improve the prevention and treatment of common childhood illnesses, birth preparedness, maternity services, and the management of obstetrical complications. Dr. Irankunda received her M.D. from the University of Constantine in Algeria.

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A New Quality of Care Framework to Measure and Respond to People’s Experience with Self-Care
Christine BixionesPierre MoonMegan ChristofieldMilly KaggwaDorine IrankundaEva LathropAlexandra Angel July 23, 2020

To mark International Self-Care Day, Population Services International and partners under the Self-Care Trailblazers Working Group are sharing a new Quality of Care Framework for Self-Care to help health systems monitor and support clients accessing ...

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