Please note that this initiative, including all supporting research and documentation, took place between June 2021-February 2022. The library contains promising practices identified during that time, but may not reflect current data or outcomes from these efforts. If you have questions or would like further information, please contact us.

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Identifying bright spots in COVID-19 management to support replication and adaptation

In response to the surge of COVID-19 cases and deaths in India, India COVID SOS (ICSOS) and Exemplars in Global Health (EGH) have partnered to curate and share promising practices for COVID-19 patient care and management. These practices, identified and vetted by in-country experts, may enable managers and decision-makers to adapt practices within their own settings and improve the response to COVID-19.

Explore Promising Practices Across Key Themes:

Ensuring Successful COVID-19 Vaccination Campaigns

Ensuring Successful COVID-19 Vaccination Campaigns
Rational and Evidence-based Patient Management

Rational and Evidence-based Patient Management
Cross-Sectoral Collaboration for COVID-19 Response

Cross-Sectoral Collaboration for COVID-19 Response
Operational Excellence in COVID-19 Management

Operational Excellence in COVID-19 Management
Technological Innovations for COVID-19

Technological Innovations for COVID-19

Learn more & replicate a promising practice

We hope to enable peer-to-peer learning and adaptation of positive outlier practices to appropriate settings. If you are interested in connecting with the experts responsible for these promising practices so that you can adapt them in your own setting, or for any additional questions, please contact us at IndiaCOVIDBrightSpots@gmail.com.  

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