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Partners In Health (PIH)

Find resources on community-based care, public health-system strengthening and research from Partners In Health and its country partners.

SOURCE

www.pih.org

LAST CHECKED

2026-10-29

ACCESS

Public reports, program descriptions and many educational resources are free. Linked journal articles have publisher-specific terms. Donations are optional; field services and professional programs have their own eligibility rules.

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Researching community-based care models, public health-system support and studies connected to care delivery in underserved settings.

What to know before using it

Country programs have different scopes and local identities. Distinguish research articles from institutional stories and advocacy. Follow studies to original publications to assess methods, peer-review status, funding and limitations. Service access is local, rather than a worldwide referral guarantee. Last reviewed 2026-10-29; see the stated review scope.

Partners In Health (PIH) is a U.S. nonprofit and Massachusetts public charity working with public institutions and local partner organizations to expand care. Selected country programs span community health workers, clinics and hospitals, addressing infectious disease, maternal health and long-term health-system capacity.

Evidence and transparency: PIH combines service delivery, training, research and health-equity advocacy. Its research program links to studies conducted with academic and clinical partners. Public country information, leadership and board details, annual reports, financial statements and tax filings describe its work and oversight.

Review scope: Last reviewed 2026-10-29: public-source desk review of official identity, geography, subject scope, available methods, access and institutional disclosures. Field operations, every finding and restricted services were not independently audited. Inclusion identifies a source to assess; it does not imply H/S endorses every position, appeal or finding.

Sources: Country programs; Research; Governance; Reports and financials.

Our review covers the source as checked on the stated date. Availability, pricing, and third-party policies may change. Verify important claims with original evidence.