IHI worked with PSI’s Delivering Innovation in Self-Care (DISC) to develop empathy training for self-injection modules tailored for healthcare providers and Ministries of Health, enabling clients to effectively address self-injection-related anxieties. IHI crafted the branding and design for this comprehensive training suite, as well as contributed to the finalization of its written content. 

In partnership with the SCTG, IHI documented the SCTG’s learning journey in a visually compelling way. This included emphasizing key moments of its 2021-2025 strategy implementation through partnerships with national self-care network leads toward advocating for the adoption of WHO guidelines into national self-care guidelines, as well as institutionalizing the guidelines in national health systems.

In 2022, in partnership with Population Services International’s Evidence and Learning Working Group (ELWG) of the Self-Care Trailblazer Group, IHI facilitated an expert working group meeting with over 70 experts on self-care measurement, to inform the development of a Sexual and Reproductive Health Self-Care Measurement Tool. 

In 2023, IHI worked with ELWG to facilitate three quarterly meetings (Q1, Q2 and Q3) bringing together members from around the world, to learn from each other, share relevant tools and discussions on what members can do to take priorities forward. Earlier that year, IHI also worked with the SCTG to facilitate its Third Annual Members Summit which brought together 125 members.   

IHI also provided technical support to the organization and facilitation of the Self-Care Learning and Discovery Series.  IHI established a rigorous abstract review process, provided design support for promotional material and Zoom back-end support for session facilitation, and developed a summary document capturing key learnings from the Series.  

In partnership with the Evidence and Learning Working Group of the Self-Care Trailblazer Group, IHI co-created a Sexual and Reproductive Health Self-Care Measurement Tool that serves as a practical resource for policymakers and implementers to monitor and evaluate their own self-care programs. To inform the development of this tool, IHI facilitated an expert working group meeting with over 70 experts on self-care measurement.