Research brief
Summary of IDEAS maternal and newborn household and facility surveys in Ethiopia for local health officialsTwo page summary of IDEAS household and facility surveys in Ethiopia for local health officials
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Dissemination activity and impact of maternal and newborn health projects in Ethiopia, India and NigeriaReport on the dissemination activity and impact of Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation implementation projects.
Journal article
Measurement of delayed bathing and early initiation of breastfeeding: a cross-sectional survey exploring experiences of data collectors in EthiopiaThis paper recommends that the inclusion of standard probes or follow-on questions to the existing survey tools assessing delayed bathing and early initiation of breastfeeding. Data collectors also require further guidance in using appropriate probes to gather accurate maternal responses.
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Community Based Newborn Care Baseline (CBNC) Survey Report Ethiopia, October 2014Report on the baseline survey findings for the evaluation of the Ethiopian Government's Community Based Newborn Care package
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Maternal and newborn health care. Baseline findings from Uttar Pradesh, IndiaBaseline study report on the interactions between families and frontline workers (their frequency, quality, and equity), and coverage of interventions for mothers and newborns in Uttar Pradesh State, India
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Maternal and newborn health care. Baseline findings from Gombe State, NigeriaThe baseline study, carried out in Gombe State, North-Eastern Nigeria, in 2012, gathered information about the frequency, quality and equity of interactions that women have with frontline workers during pregnancy, delivery and in the first 28 days after birth, to estimate the coverage of life-saving interventions that frontline workers are able to deliver to mothers and newborns.
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Maternal and newborn health care: Baseline findings from EthiopiaInteractions between families and frontline workers (their frequency, quality, and equity), and coverage of interventions for mothers and newborns, in Ethiopia