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Project Title: Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa

Inteleos Foundation

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Project Title Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Project Topics Corporate Social Responsibility Data Management Growth Strategy International Affairs Policy Research, Policy Advocacy for Evidence based Policy Making Political Organization, Policy Change, and Advocacy Public Administration Research, Analysis, Evaluation Training & Development
Skills & Expertise Excel/Google Sheets financing analysis global health research methods impact evaluation modeling IRB protocol design literature review databases maternal health metrics mplementation science PowerPoint/Google Slides regulatory review stakeholder mapping structured AI-assisted research synthesis tools study design frameworks systems thinking
Project Synopsis: Challenge/Opportunity
Maternal mortality remains one of the most urgent global health challenges, particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa, where systemic gaps in early diagnosis, referral coordination, workforce capacity, and infrastructure continue to limit preventable maternal deaths. While point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) has demonstrated transformative potential in improving maternal and neonatal outcomes, its scalable, evidence-backed integration into national health systems remains inconsistent. 

The Inteleos Foundation’s MedMissions Award 2026 initiative brings together a consortium of 6 Health NGOs, 5 Ministries of Health, and 1 corporate sponsor to explore structured ultrasound deployment in low-resource maternal health environments. However, for sustainable expansion and long-term funding, implementation must be supported by a robust evidence base demonstrating measurable clinical impact, cost-effectiveness, regulatory feasibility, and policy integration potential. 

The central challenge for this competition is: 

How can Inteleos Foundation design a multi-country research and implementation strategy that rigorously demonstrates the impact of point-of-care ultrasound on maternal health outcomes — while building a scalable, funder-attractive, policy-ready model for long-term adoption across Sub-Saharan Africa? 

This competition asks students to think beyond program design and into systems-level impact — combining implementation science, research design, regulatory awareness, and financing strategy into a unified, actionable framework.
Project Synopsis: Activities/Actions Required
Student teams will complete the following structured components: 

1. Evidence Landscape & Gap Analysis
Conduct a focused literature and data review to identify gaps in: 
  • Clinical evidence for ultrasound use in low-resource maternal settings
  • Health systems integration models
  • Workforce credentialing pathways (midwife- and nurse-led POCUS models)
  • Regulatory and IRB frameworks across African contexts
  • Sustainable financing models for maternal health technology

Teams must clearly articulate:
  • What evidence already exists
  • What evidence is insufficient or fragmented
  • What data funders and policymakers require but currently lack

2. Multi-Country Research Design Proposal (IRB-Ready Framework)
Develop a structured research proposal suitable for IRB submission that:
  • Evaluates independent NGO implementation plans within a shared consortium model
  • Integrates WHO maternal health indicators and national HMIS systems
  • Incorporates Inteleos training and credentialing data
  • Defines clear outcome measures
  • Includes data governance and ethical safeguards
  • Proposes appropriate study design (cluster randomized, stepped-wedge, quasi-experimental, etc.)
  • Accounts for cross-country variability

The proposal must address:
  • Primary and secondary endpoints
  • Sample selection strategy
  • Data collection protocols
  • Bias mitigation
  • Monitoring & evaluation cadence
  • Timeline and implementation phasing

3. Fundability & Impact Validation Framework
Identify and justify which metrics would most attract:
  • Philanthropic funders
  • Bilateral/multilateral agencies
  • Ministries of Health
  • Corporate partners
Teams must propose measurable indicators such as:
  • Maternal mortality reduction
  • Complication detection rates
  • Referral efficiency
  • Cost per life saved
  • Workforce retention and competency durability
  • Facility utilization improvements
Students must connect impact metrics to funding narratives.

 
4. Post-Implementation Scaling Strategy
Develop a practical scaling model that: 
  • Enables replication across additional countries
  • Aligns with regulatory environments
  • Builds Ministry ownership
  • Encourages open-access data collaboration
  • Incorporates sustainable training ecosystems
  • Defines long-term financing structures
Teams must articulate how early results transition into policy integration and scaled adoption.

 
5. “MedMissions Playbook” Blueprint
Design a structured playbook that captures:
  • Key implementation lessons
  • Performance drivers
  • Risk mitigation frameworks
  • Governance models
  • Data transparency protocols
  • Strategic partnership recommendations

This playbook should function as a replicable guide for future maternal health ultrasound initiatives.
Project Synopsis: Expected Results
Winning teams will demonstrate: 
  • A rigorous, realistic research design grounded in implementation science
  • Clear, measurable maternal health impact indicators
  • Strong integration of WHO and national health system frameworks
  • Practical regulatory and IRB awareness
  • Sustainable, funder-attractive financing models
  • A compelling, evidence-driven narrative for scaling
  • Clear alignment between data collection and policy adoption

Project Timeline

Inteleos Foundation - Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Due Date
Activities
Deliverables
Status
Action
Sun, 03/15/26
11:59 PM UTC
PRE-KICKOFF SELF EVAL
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Mon, 03/16/26
12:00 PM Canada/Eastern (UTC-04:00)
Project Kickoff Webinar
Recording Linked

AGENDA:
- About the Competition
- About the Company
- Project Goals
- Grading Rubric
- Open Q&A
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Recording Linked

AGENDA:
- About the Competition
- About the Company
- Project Goals
- Grading Rubric
- Open Q&A
Location: Virtual
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4082595973
Fri, 03/20/26
12:00 AM UTC
Milestone 1: Evidence Landscape & Maternal Health System Reality Check
Objective: Build a shared, evidence-based understanding of (1) maternal mortality drivers in Sub-Saharan Africa and (2) where ultrasound can credibly shift outcomes — then identify the most important evidence gaps the MedMissions Award should aim to fill.

Guiding Questions:
  • What are the leading causes of preventable maternal mortality in Sub-Saharan Africa?

  • What existing research demonstrates the impact (or limitations) of POCUS in low-resource settings?

  • Where are the biggest data blind spots in maternal health outcomes reporting?

  • How do workforce constraints affect ultrasound deployment feasibility?

  • What implementation barriers are most likely to limit measurable impact?
Optional Deliverable
Deliverables are suggested but not required.
Guiding Questions:
Objective: Build a shared, evidence-based understanding of (1) maternal mortality drivers in Sub-Saharan Africa and (2) where ultrasound can credibly shift outcomes — then identify the most important evidence gaps the MedMissions Award should aim to fill.

Guiding Questions:
  • What are the leading causes of preventable maternal mortality in Sub-Saharan Africa?

  • What existing research demonstrates the impact (or limitations) of POCUS in low-resource settings?

  • Where are the biggest data blind spots in maternal health outcomes reporting?

  • How do workforce constraints affect ultrasound deployment feasibility?

  • What implementation barriers are most likely to limit measurable impact?
Deliverable Instructions:
NO FORMAL DELIVERABLE REQUIRED
But we strongly recommend you create:

  • A 1–2 page Evidence Gap Brief (what’s known vs. unknown)

  • A Maternal Health Systems Map (care pathway + failure points)

  • A shortlist of priority outcomes (your “north star metrics”)
SUBMIT QUESTIONS FOR Q&A WEBINAR:
https://forms.gle/Ud41R8RkP68enrHx5
Tue, 03/24/26
5:00 PM US/Eastern (UTC-04:00)
Submit Questions for Q&A In Advance
Last Day to Submit your Questions in Advance: https://forms.gle/Ud41R8RkP68enrHx5

Questions Should Be Submitted by Wednesday, March 24th by 5 PM ET at the LATEST
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Guiding Questions:
Last Day to Submit your Questions in Advance: https://forms.gle/Ud41R8RkP68enrHx5

Questions Should Be Submitted by Wednesday, March 24th by 5 PM ET at the LATEST
Wed, 03/25/26
12:00 PM Canada/Eastern (UTC-04:00)
SENSITIVE DATA DUMP (SEE "RESOURCES" TAB)
LAST DAY TO SIGN NDA (OR YOU WILL BE REMOVED FROM PROGRAM) BEFORE SENSITIVE DATA IS UPLOADED TO RESOURCES TAB
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LAST DAY TO SIGN NDA (OR YOU WILL BE REMOVED FROM PROGRAM) BEFORE SENSITIVE DATA IS UPLOADED TO RESOURCES TAB
Location: In Person
Wed, 03/25/26
2:00 PM Canada/Central (UTC-05:00)
Signed NDA
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Attachments:
Deliverable Instructions:
Please download, sign, and upload an executed version of the NDA from the Resources Tab
Fri, 03/27/26
1:00 PM Canada/Eastern (UTC-04:00)
Q&A Webinar
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No deliverables are required for this action item.
Guiding Questions:
Location: Virtual
Sun, 03/29/26
12:00 AM UTC
Milestone 2: Research Design + IRB-Ready Evaluation Architecture
Objective: Design a multi-country evaluation approach that is rigorous enough to be credible, realistic enough to execute, and structured enough to support IRB submission across multiple contexts.

Guiding Questions:

  • What study design best balances rigor and real-world feasibility for a multi-country consortium (e.g., stepped-wedge, quasi-experimental, cluster design), and why?

  • What are the primary endpoints and secondary endpoints that most clearly demonstrate maternal health impact and program performance?

  • What is the proposed unit of analysis (facility, district, provider, patient), and what is the sampling and comparison strategy?

  • How will data be collected and validated using existing systems (WHO indicators, national HMIS, facility registers) plus Inteleos training/credentialing data?

  • What ethical safeguards, consent considerations, and data governance practices are necessary to meet IRB expectations across settings?
Optional Deliverable
Deliverables are suggested but not required.
Guiding Questions:
Objective: Design a multi-country evaluation approach that is rigorous enough to be credible, realistic enough to execute, and structured enough to support IRB submission across multiple contexts.

Guiding Questions:

  • What study design best balances rigor and real-world feasibility for a multi-country consortium (e.g., stepped-wedge, quasi-experimental, cluster design), and why?

  • What are the primary endpoints and secondary endpoints that most clearly demonstrate maternal health impact and program performance?

  • What is the proposed unit of analysis (facility, district, provider, patient), and what is the sampling and comparison strategy?

  • How will data be collected and validated using existing systems (WHO indicators, national HMIS, facility registers) plus Inteleos training/credentialing data?

  • What ethical safeguards, consent considerations, and data governance practices are necessary to meet IRB expectations across settings?

Deliverable Instructions:
NO FORMAL DELIVERABLE REQUIRED
But we strongly recommend you create:

  • A Research Design One-Pager (design, endpoints, sampling, timeline)

  • A draft IRB Protocol Summary (ethics + governance + procedures)

  • A simple metrics architecture diagram (inputs → outputs → outcomes)
Mon, 03/30/26
12:00 AM Canada/Eastern (UTC-04:00)
Schedule Office Hours
Please use this Calendly Scheduler Link to schedule office hours with the Inteleos team: https://scheduler.zoom.us/sam-forcum-inteleos-foundation/inteleos-foundation-office-hours

You may schedule up to one (1) 15-minute office hours session. We recommend that you choose a time where your whole team can be present. Please make sure to be prepared and professional.
No Deliverables
No deliverables are required for this action item.
Guiding Questions:
Please use this Calendly Scheduler Link to schedule office hours with the Inteleos team: https://scheduler.zoom.us/sam-forcum-inteleos-foundation/inteleos-foundation-office-hours

You may schedule up to one (1) 15-minute office hours session. We recommend that you choose a time where your whole team can be present. Please make sure to be prepared and professional.
Location: In Person
Thu, 04/02/26
11:59 PM UTC
Temperature Check (Mandatory Evaluation)
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Evaluation submission is required.
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Fri, 04/03/26
12:00 AM UTC
Milestone 3: Fundability & Impact Validation Strategy
Objective:
Translate the research plan into a funder-credible “return on impact” story — including the metrics that matter most, the cost-effectiveness logic, and the risk mitigation that makes the program investable.

Guiding Questions:

  • Which 6–10 indicators would be most persuasive to philanthropic, governmental, and corporate funders — and why do those indicators matter to each group?

  • How should cost-effectiveness be framed in a way that is credible and comparable (e.g., cost per complication detected, cost per referral completed, cost per DALY averted, cost per life saved)?

  • What “early proof” metrics can demonstrate traction before long-lag outcomes (like mortality reduction) can be measured?

  • What data-sharing model would enable consortium learning while protecting sensitive information and maintaining credibility?

  • What are the most serious adoption risks (political, operational, ethical, reputational), and what mitigation plan makes funders comfortable?
Optional Deliverable
Deliverables are suggested but not required.
Guiding Questions:
Objective:
Translate the research plan into a funder-credible “return on impact” story — including the metrics that matter most, the cost-effectiveness logic, and the risk mitigation that makes the program investable.

Guiding Questions:

  • Which 6–10 indicators would be most persuasive to philanthropic, governmental, and corporate funders — and why do those indicators matter to each group?

  • How should cost-effectiveness be framed in a way that is credible and comparable (e.g., cost per complication detected, cost per referral completed, cost per DALY averted, cost per life saved)?

  • What “early proof” metrics can demonstrate traction before long-lag outcomes (like mortality reduction) can be measured?

  • What data-sharing model would enable consortium learning while protecting sensitive information and maintaining credibility?

  • What are the most serious adoption risks (political, operational, ethical, reputational), and what mitigation plan makes funders comfortable?
Deliverable Instructions:
NO FORMAL DELIVERABLE REQUIRED
But we strongly recommend you create:

  • A draft Impact Dashboard (metrics + definitions + targets)

  • A cost model outline (what costs, what benefits, what comparisons)

  • A stakeholder map (who funds what + what they need to believe)
Fri, 04/03/26
12:00 AM Canada/Eastern (UTC-04:00)
Office Hours Closed!
This is the last day to schedule office hours!
No Deliverables
No deliverables are required for this action item.
Guiding Questions:
This is the last day to schedule office hours!
Location: In Person
Thu, 04/09/26
5:00 PM Canada/Eastern (UTC-04:00)
Milestone 4: MedMissions Scaling Playbook + Written Memo Requirements
Required Deliverable
Objective:
Produce an execution-ready model that Ministries of Health can adopt and funders can back — including a replication playbook that turns early results into policy integration and scale.

Guiding Questions:

  • What should be standardized across countries (training standards, credentialing, QA, data definitions) versus localized (workflow, staffing, governance, referral design)?

  • What scalable training + credentialing model ensures competency durability (supervision, refreshers, QA audits, retention)?

  • What governance structure would realistically coordinate 6 NGOs + 5 Ministries + 1 corporate sponsor while maintaining accountability and data integrity?

  • How will the program transition from “pilot evidence” to “policy adoption” — what decisions, milestones, and artifacts are needed for Ministries to institutionalize it?

  • What operational risks threaten scale (equipment uptime, supply chain, staffing churn, supervision gaps, referral bottlenecks), and how does the playbook reduce those risks?
Required Deliverable
Deliverable submission is required.
Guiding Questions:
Objective:
Produce an execution-ready model that Ministries of Health can adopt and funders can back — including a replication playbook that turns early results into policy integration and scale.

Guiding Questions:

  • What should be standardized across countries (training standards, credentialing, QA, data definitions) versus localized (workflow, staffing, governance, referral design)?

  • What scalable training + credentialing model ensures competency durability (supervision, refreshers, QA audits, retention)?

  • What governance structure would realistically coordinate 6 NGOs + 5 Ministries + 1 corporate sponsor while maintaining accountability and data integrity?

  • How will the program transition from “pilot evidence” to “policy adoption” — what decisions, milestones, and artifacts are needed for Ministries to institutionalize it?

  • What operational risks threaten scale (equipment uptime, supply chain, staffing churn, supervision gaps, referral bottlenecks), and how does the playbook reduce those risks?
Deliverable Instructions:
UPLOAD WRITTEN MEMO SUBMISSION (MANDATORY)

Submit your Executive Pre-Read outlining your full research, implementation, and scaling strategy.

Your memo should include:

  • Evidence Landscape Summary: key gaps, constraints, and what must be proven

  • Research & IRB Framework: study design, endpoints, sampling, ethics, governance, data flow

  • Impact & Fundability Strategy: ROI narrative, priority metrics, cost-effectiveness logic, early proof indicators, risk mitigation

  • MedMissions Scaling Playbook: replication model, training/credentialing strategy, governance, data-sharing, policy adoption pathway

Format: any length, any format — but it should be polished, easy to follow, and include visuals/tables where helpful.

Quality bar: Strong submissions are clear on (1) what success means, (2) how it will be measured, (3) how the evaluation avoids bias, and (4) what a Ministry of Health would need to adopt the model at scale.
Mon, 04/13/26
12:00 AM UTC
Top 12 Teams Announced & Final Presentation Schedule Announced
Inteleos and their panel of judges will be using your Executive Email Written Submissions to determine which Top 12 Performing teams will present live virtually on Friday, April 17, 2026

This will be communicated by email update
No Deliverables
No deliverables are required for this action item.
Guiding Questions:
Inteleos and their panel of judges will be using your Executive Email Written Submissions to determine which Top 12 Performing teams will present live virtually on Friday, April 17, 2026

This will be communicated by email update
Location: Virtual
Thu, 04/16/26
11:59 PM US/Eastern (UTC-04:00)
UPLOAD FINAL PRESENTATION (MANDATORY)
Required Deliverable
Objective:
Submit the 10-minute presentation deck that you plan to deliver to the Inteleos leadership panel.

You MUST submit this in advance of your final presentation, or you will be disqualified.
Required Deliverable
Deliverable submission is required.
Guiding Questions:
Objective:
Submit the 10-minute presentation deck that you plan to deliver to the Inteleos leadership panel.

You MUST submit this in advance of your final presentation, or you will be disqualified.
Deliverable Instructions:
Your Presentation Should Include:

  • Key maternal health system insights

  • Clear research design architecture

  • Impact measurement strategy

  • Funder-aligned ROI narrative

  • Scalable MedMissions Playbook

  • Implementation timeline

Visual clarity, structured thinking, and practical realism will be critical.
Fri, 04/17/26
10:00 AM UTC
FINAL PRESENTATIONS!
Location: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4082595973

Final Presentation Schedule (Eastern Time, ET)
10:00 AM - 10:15 AM | HAUlding Hands
10:20 AM - 10:35 AM | Accoun-Tensity
10:40 AM - 11:55 AM | PowerHAUs
12:00 PM - 12:15 PM | The StratEdgers
12:20 PM - 12:35 PM | Frontier Consultants
12:40 PM - 12:55 PM | Lindsey Wilson Group 23
1:00 PM - 1:15 PM | Obi-Scan Kenobi
1:20 PM - 1:35 PM | BlueWave Imaging Solutions
1:40 PM - 1:55 PM | Ramz Enterprises
2:00 PM - 2:15 PM | Lewis & Clark
2:20 PM - 2:35 PM | The Executives
2:40 PM - 2:55 PM | Soundwave Survivors

The top 12 teams based on graded written submissions will present virtually during one of these slots above
Optional Deliverable
Deliverables are suggested but not required.
Join
Guiding Questions:
Location: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4082595973

Final Presentation Schedule (Eastern Time, ET)
10:00 AM - 10:15 AM | HAUlding Hands
10:20 AM - 10:35 AM | Accoun-Tensity
10:40 AM - 11:55 AM | PowerHAUs
12:00 PM - 12:15 PM | The StratEdgers
12:20 PM - 12:35 PM | Frontier Consultants
12:40 PM - 12:55 PM | Lindsey Wilson Group 23
1:00 PM - 1:15 PM | Obi-Scan Kenobi
1:20 PM - 1:35 PM | BlueWave Imaging Solutions
1:40 PM - 1:55 PM | Ramz Enterprises
2:00 PM - 2:15 PM | Lewis & Clark
2:20 PM - 2:35 PM | The Executives
2:40 PM - 2:55 PM | Soundwave Survivors

The top 12 teams based on graded written submissions will present virtually during one of these slots above
Location: Virtual
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4082595973
Deliverable Instructions:
Presentations should be 10 Minutes + 5 Minutes of Q&A
Mon, 04/27/26
1:00 PM Canada/Eastern (UTC-04:00)
Awards Ceremony
Join us for an awards session and debrief with the Inteleos team!  Discover which teams were the top performers and learn more about their approach. Congratulate the teams winning these top prizes.... and potentially paid summer internship(s)!

1st Place Team Prize - $800
2nd Place Team Prize - $400
3rd Place Team Prize - $200

Web Conference Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4082595973
No Deliverables
No deliverables are required for this action item.
Guiding Questions:
Join us for an awards session and debrief with the Inteleos team!  Discover which teams were the top performers and learn more about their approach. Congratulate the teams winning these top prizes.... and potentially paid summer internship(s)!

1st Place Team Prize - $800
2nd Place Team Prize - $400
3rd Place Team Prize - $200

Web Conference Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4082595973
Location: Virtual
Tue, 04/28/26
11:59 PM Canada/Eastern (UTC-04:00)
End of Project Peer Reflection (Mandatory)
Required Evaluation
Evaluation submission is required.
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Tue, 04/28/26
11:59 PM Canada/Eastern (UTC-04:00)
End of Project Self Reflection (Mandatory)
Required Evaluation
Evaluation submission is required.
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Teams

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Accoun-Tensity Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Berkeley BUS4451 Inteleos Team 1 Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Berkeley BUS4451 Inteleos Team 2 Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
BlueWave Imaging Solutions Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Frontier Consultants Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Glasgow Givers Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Global Health Impact Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Group 13 Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Group 15 Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
HAU-SBA A337 Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
HAU-SBA A337 Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
HAUlding Hands Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
KT Tape Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
LWU Group 12 Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
LWU Group 13 Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
LWU Group 14 Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
LWU Group 19 Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
LWU Ultra Care Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Latinos Saving Lives Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
LeChosen Ones Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Lewis & Clark State College Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Lindsey Wilson Group 20 Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Lindsey Wilson Group 22 Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Lindsey Wilson Group 23 Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Lindsey Wilson Group 25 Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Lindsey Wilson Group 26 Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Lindsey Wilson Group 27 Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Lindsey Wilson Group 28 Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Lindsey Wilson Group 29 Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Lindsey Wilson Group 3 Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Lindsey Wilson Group 30 Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Lindsey Wilson Group 4 Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Lindsey Wilson Group 5 Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Lindsey Wilson Group 6 Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Lindsey Wilson Group 8 Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Obi-Scan Kenobi Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
PowerHAUs Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Ramz Enterprises Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Soundwave Survivors Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Speed Stars Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Team CSST Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
The Dream Team Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
The Executives Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
The Fab Kab Five Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
The Inteleos Innovators Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
The StratEdgers Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
The Think Tanks Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
The Three Blind Mice Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
The Three Stooges Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
The Tweakers Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa
Vital Signs Building the Evidence Base: Advancing Maternal Health through Ultrasound Integration in Sub-Saharan Africa