Maternal, Neonatal and Child Health Programmes in Bangladesh pptx

... services (including neonatal care) will have the largest payoff in averting deaths and reducing disability among women and children in Bangladesh. For scaling up of these tasks, building a functioning ... 2000). In response to the prevailing state of maternal, neonatal and child health, the government of Bangladesh has taken a sectorwide approach (SWAP) 1 Maternal,...

Ngày tải lên: 14/03/2014, 09:20

... labour and other markets and their income and assets [18,19]. This affects women’s health and health- seeking behaviour in several ways, firstly, by controlling behaviours and decision-making authority ... mortality in Ban- gladesh in mind, BRAC has initiated a large community- based programme to reduce maternal, neonatal and child mortality in 2005 in Nilphamar...

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... selected intervention is in line with national policy and strategies and contributes to closing existing gaps in coverage levels, and that there are corresponding actions that prepare the health and ... E INTEGRATING MNCH INTERVENTIONS 17 ANNEXES IN GLOBAL FUND-SUPPORTED PROGRAMMES WORLD VISION INTERNATIONAL INTEGRATING MATERNAL, NEW...

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... materials (including pre-service and ongoing in- service training) for new and existing health care providers. • Support mentorship and supervision for healthcare workers, focusing on skills and information ... capacity in two sectors for a marginal cost increase, as demonstrated in Haiti with syphilis and HIV testing training. 6+ 7 Integrating new HIV services into the...

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... newborns, and children in an integrated manner. To support these critical interactions between frontline workers and families, our strategy includes: • adapting and developing innovative tools and ... emphasizes using existing solutions and developing new tools and treatments to ensure mothers and their infants survive and remain healthy during these crucial periods G...

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... after childhood illness. Treatment includes a low- protein diet. Propionic acidemia (>1 in 75,000). Defect in processing four amino acids leading to ill- ness in newborns, including brain damage, ... amino acid leucine. Can cause coma, brain damage, or death in infancy, or emerge later in childhood after infectious ill- ness. Early diagnosis and treatment with low- protein...

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... newborn and child survival. 3. Investing in maternal, newborn and child health makes economic sense Improved maternal, newborn and child health saves money in many ways and benefits individuals, ... improvements in reproductive health. 19 4. Investing in maternal, newborn and child health has political benefits, including social stability and human...

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... Planning/Reproductive Health Service Protocols and Policy guidelines and Standards of Practice – IMCI health facility and community guidelines and protocols in 2011 – Kangaroo training guidelines ... of the Integrated Maternal, Newborn and Child Health Strategy – Institutionalisation of bi-annual MNCH week • Strengthening Institutional capacity and Infrastructur...

Ngày tải lên: 08/03/2014, 15:20

... the third DPT and the measles vac- cinations. In six countries—one in Africa (Uganda), two in Latin America (Nicaragua and Peru) and three in Asia (Bangladesh, India and Indonesia)—infants born ... the use of maternal and child health care in Bangladesh, India and Indonesia. In particular, adolescents aged 16 or younger in India and Indonesia were less likely...

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... women were infected by their stable partners [2-8]. Since husbands play a pivotal role in decision- making within the home, and are often the main bread winners, establishing their buy -in and support ... limiting factors for male involvement [47,48]. C. Venue and space constraints: In our study in the DRC, men were invited for voluntary counseling and testing (VCT) in t...

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