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ICAP Salutes Outgoing Columbia University President Lee C. Bollinger for His Commitment to Global Health
As Columbia University President Lee C. Bollinger steps down from his position on June 30, he will leave behind a remarkable legacy – a uniquely global university, committed to advancing knowledge and to pursuing innovative, enduring solutions to the most pressing...
“What Can We Do Better?” ICAP in Zambia Supports Integration of Patient Feedback into Health Care Delivery
Beatrice, who is HIV-positive, has just arrived for her appointment at Mazabuka General Hospital in Zambia’s southern province. Walking into the health facility, she follows the pathway from check-in to check-out like a well-traced line – first, nurses take her...
Population-Based HIV Impact Assessment Measures HIV Response Among Refugees in Uganda, Highlighting Progress and Gaps in Reaching the Last Mile
The Uganda Refugee Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (RUPHIA 2021) measured the impact of the national HIV response among adults living in refugee settlements in Uganda – beginning to unlock some of the greater implications of forced displacement on health...
Second HIV Impact Survey Implemented by ICAP in Tanzania Completes Critical Data Collection Phase En Route to Painting a More Vivid Picture of the Epidemic
The Tanzania HIV Impact Survey (THIS 2022-2023) reached a major milestone last month when the survey teams completed household data collection. This critical and complex fieldwork phase of the survey was completed at remarkable speed, with nearly 36,000 people...
