Denisia Mangue
Associate Program Manager at Medical Care Development International - Augusta, ME, US
Denisia Mangue's Colleagues at Medical Care Development International
Sarah Elmer
Project Director for the NSSP Project Adult Suicide Prevention Program
Denisia Mangue's Contact Details
301-562-1920
Greater Boston Area
Medical Care Development International
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MCD is a global public health organization recognized as a leader, innovator, and trusted partner in the design, implementation, and assessment of high quality, cost-effective, universally accessible, and enduring public health programs. To improve the health and wellbeing of people worldwide, we combine the capabilities of our domestic public health (MCDPH) and our international (MCDI) divisions.MCDPH (mcdph.org) is a "Category A" public health institute and formal Project ECHO partner that capitalizes on over 50 years of experience to enhance the effectiveness of health care and public health systems in Maine and throughout the US. It collaborates with communities, organizations, and government agencies to create and implement programs, policies, and systems in public health; community health and wellness; worksite health and wellness; chronic disease management; substance use disorders; accreditation; disease and injury prevention; telehealth and distance learning; workforce development and quality improvement; health policy; and equity, including food insecurity and immigrant and refugee health. MCDI (mcdinternational.org) leverages over 40 years of experience to improve the health of vulnerable populations through high quality, cost-effective, integrated, sustainable, and locally-driven interventions. It collaborates with donors, national governments, the private sector, health agencies, communities, and local stakeholders in more than 40 countries to strengthen health care systems and save lives in malaria control and prevention; integrated management of maternal, neonatal and child health; sanitation and hygiene; HIV/AIDS and TB; Zika; Cervical cancer; and other communicable diseases. It strengthens health systems through technical assistance in human resources planning, health financing, performance-based financing, health facility and program accreditation, health management information systems, operations research, and clinical trials management.