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The HCI Team
The USAID Health Care Improvement Project is managed by University Research Co., LLC (URC), a professional services firm dedicated to helping clients use scientific methods and research findings to improve program management, operations, and outcomes. Since 1965, URC, with its non-profit affiliate, the Center for Human Services (CHS), has served government and private sector clients in the areas of communications & outreach, education & training, health & population, quality management, and research & evaluation.
The HCI team includes the following subcontractors:
- The Center for Communication Programs (CCP) of the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore, MD, implements strategic communication programs and conducts research to enhance access to information and facilitate the exchange of knowledge to improve health and health care.
- EnCompass LLC a Bethesda, MD-based firm that worked closely with URC on the Quality Assurance Project, making important technical contributions to the evaluation and documentation of improvement collaboratives.
- Family Health International (FHI), a nonprofit organization that manages research and field activities in HIV/AIDS and reproductive health in more than 70 countries.
- Initiatives Inc., a Boston-based firm which specializes in human resources (HR) management and quality and performance improvement.
- Management Systems International (MSI), a firm based in Washington, DC, with expertise, developed under a MacArthur Grant, in large-scale organizational change through scale-up, monitoring and evaluation, and incorporating gender considerations into management and development programs.
HCI also collaborates with with leading technical organizations to implement specific field activities:
• BroadReach Healthcare
• Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH)
• The Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI)
• Joint Commission International (JCI)
• MAXIMUS
• The New York State AIDS Institute (NYSAI)
• Singapore Health Services Pte. Ltd. (SingHealth)
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