Health

Public health officials in Haiti warned in the fall of 2020 that conditions were ripe for a significant increase in

Mental health professionals working in Haiti warned in 2020 that the combination of the COVID-19 pandemic, ongoing political crisis, gang

Haiti’s official COVID-19 case counts remained strikingly low compared to neighboring Caribbean countries through the spring and early summer of

Partners in Health, the Boston-based global health organization that had operated in Haiti since 1987 and built some of the

As COVID-19 began spreading in Haiti, the country faced the pandemic with a healthcare system that had been operating at

Haiti confirmed its first two cases of COVID-19 on March 19, 2020, the last country in the Caribbean to report

Haiti’s midwives — trained birth attendants working at the intersection of traditional practice and modern maternal healthcare — were providing

Haiti’s public hospital system entered a state of near-collapse in 2019 as the combined pressures of staff salary arrears, pharmaceutical

Health authorities reported in mid-2019 that cholera cases in Haiti had declined significantly compared to the epidemic’s peak years, offering

Haiti’s nursing workforce — the backbone of the country’s healthcare delivery system — provided some of the most powerful examples