Clinical, Behavioral, and Operations Research

Our research findings promote solutions to critical global health issues and lead to innovations in best practices, improvements in health policy, and better access to quality health services.

Since Family Health International (FHI) was founded in 1971, we have conducted clinical trials and studies to determine the efficacy of new drugs, devices, and medical procedures. We have also conducted behavioral, programmatic, and operations research to study the nonmedical factors that influence health -- for example, how people use services to prevent and treat illness. Our research has yielded more than 1,500 publications in peer-reviewed journals. For more about current FHI research projects, click here.

Family Planning and Reproductive Health
Youth │ Contraceptive Methods

Infectious Diseases
HIV and AIDS │ Influenza │ Malaria │ Sexually Transmitted Infections

Laboratory Sciences
Product Testing │ Laboratory Strengthening and Quality Assurance

New from FHI

Partnering for Care in HIV Prevention Trials: A How-to Manual
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