Despite substantial investments in maternal and newborn health in Ethiopia, Nigeria and India, the coverage of high impact, evidence-based life saving interventions continues to be unacceptably low.
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The Pathway to Improved Maternal and Newborn Health Outcomes in Gombe State, NigeriaUse of data for maternal and newborn health in Gombe State, Nigeria (Data from February 2016)
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Better measurement for better maternal and newborn health: A new ten million dollar grant for research at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical MedicineWhat is IDEAS? IDEAS (Informed DEcisions for ActionS in maternal and newborn health) aims to improve the health and survival of mothers and babies...
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The Pathway to Improved Maternal and Newborn Health Outcomes in Gombe State, NigeriaUse of data for maternal and newborn health in Gombe State, Nigeria (Data from February 2016)
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Avoiding pregnant husbands and 30kg newborns – making electronic data collection workHealth Facility data tracking, Ethiopia. Copyright Rhys Williams Mobile technology has completely changed the face of data collection for...
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Changes in maternal and newborn health care in EthiopiaThe aim of this study was to estimate changes in maternal and newborn health care in areas of Ethiopia where implementation projects funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation were operating.
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Changes in maternal and newborn health care in Gombe State, NigeriaInteractions between families and frontline workers – their frequency, quality, and equity – and coverage of interventions for mothers and newborns in Gombe State, Nigeria.
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Changes in maternal and newborn health care in Uttar Pradesh, IndiaInteractions between families and frontline workers – their frequency, quality, and equity – and coverage of interventions for mothers and newborns in Uttar Pradesh, India
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How can we get life-saving interventions to women and babies? #HSR2016Do innovations enhance interactions between families and front-line workers and increase life-saving intervention coverage? This is one of the...
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How can data improve implementation?Learning from routine data Using routine monitoring and evaluation data to understand why innovations are not being used can help local maternal...
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One house, two doors: Making sure survey numbers represent the peopleWhat a compelling fact! We need facts like this. They help us to understand the health needs of a community and how we should be addressing them....