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Percept and Leapfrog to Value | June 2023 The maternity care pathway – including antenatal, birthing, postpartum and neonatal care – is a critical predictor for women, infant and child health. By implication, it also shapes [...]

By Karabo-Maya Rodwell | June 2023 As Youth Day approaches, we are reminded that two out of every three young people in South Africa is unemployed. Thus, the question that needs to be asked is [...]

  Percept | May 2023 This third brief explores examples of PROMs being used for different diseases, and periods of care. It further explores the different outcome measures introduced in the previous brief while placing [...]

  Percept | May 2023 This second brief of the series delivers a starting point to implement patient-reported measures. Design principles and considerations, as well as the challenges they may give rise to, are further [...]

  Percept | May 2023 This brief explores the purpose (the “why”) behind the measurement of Patient-Reported Outcomes (PROs) and describes the tools (the “what”) that are available. The intended audience, and the beneficiaries (the [...]

Percept | May 2023 Gendered and unequal patterns of giving, receiving, and seeking care are significant features of South Africa’s inequality. Caring processes show up the uneven way financial and decision-making powers are spread across [...]

Young people’s future chances often begin in early childhood, setting in motion a range of inequities that tend to widen as children move through school and into the workforce – this youth inequality perpetuates unemployment [...]

Without interventions along their life cycle, kids could well become the “disaffected youth” as early inequality gets compounded from birth, through school, and beyond. By Beth Vale and Daryl Swanepoel | February 2023 South African [...]

Interventions that support childhood development in the first 1,000 days of a child’s life have the potential to radically shift South Africa’s current inequality crisis.   By Michelle Flowers and Daryl Swanepoel | February 2023 There are [...]

Interventions that support pregnant women and invest in early childhood development can help disrupt the cyclical effects of racial, class and gender inequalities that show up profoundly in children’s lives, and beyond.  By Nicole Daniels [...]

Youth inequality accumulates over a life course, but there are critical moments where policy and programming can intervene to alleviate inequality and safeguard more just futures for young people.  By Beth Vale and Daryl Swanepoel | February [...]

Shivani Ranchod | February 2023 I have an abiding respect for the power of collective wisdom. It’s one of the reasons I love the Time To Think methodologies that we use at Percept – I’m [...]