Danielle Kuczynski

Danielle Kuczynski
Clinton Health Access Initiative

Danielle Kuczynski (supporting author) has been a senior program manager with CHAI since July 2012. She previously managed CHAI’s Health Financing program and now supports its Access team. She has 10 years of experience in international health and has worked at the Center for Global Development, Chemonics International and the University of Toronto’s Center for International Health. Her public sector experience includes serving as a policy analyst for Ontario’s Ministry of Health Promotion. Kuczynski earned a master’s degree in international health policy from London School of Economics and a bachelor’s in psychology and neuroscience.

Articles by Danielle Kuczynski

Tuesday
January 13
2015

David Ripin / Danielle Kuczynski

CHAI as a Disruptive Market Force (Part 2): Despite successes, challenges remain in getting health commodities to those who most need them

A focused market-shaping approach remains a relatively young and rapidly evolving dimension of global health, but CHAI and its partners have demonstrated that market shaping can be used to impact outcomes and achieve significant savings for governments and donors.

Categories
Health Care

Tags
supply chains
Monday
January 12
2015

David Ripin / Danielle Kuczynski

CHAI as a Disruptive Market Force (Part 1): Ensuring access means more than getting the right drugs to the right people at the right time

By actively engaging stakeholders on the supply and demand sides of the market, The Clinton Health Access Initiative helps overcome access challenges and gets health care commodities to the people who need them the most, write CHAI leaders David Ripin and Danielle Kuczynski. But what does ‘market shaping’ do to help those most in need?

Categories
Health Care

Tags
supply chains

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