Effectiveness of Clinical Training on Improving Essential Newborn Care Practices in Bossaso Somalia: A pre and postintervention study

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Study: ResearchEffectiveness of Clinical Training on Improving Essential Newborn Care Practices in Bossaso Somalia: A pre and postintervention studyPublication year: 
2020
English
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Publisher: 
BMC Pediatrics,Save the Children International,Save the Children US
This research article analyzes the feasibility of implementing the essential newborn care component of the Newborn Health in Humanitarian Settings: Field Guide in Bosaso Somalia. The essential newborn care intervention package encompasses training health workers, newborn kit provisions, and the installation of a newborn register.
Authors
Ribka Amsalu
11 Publications
Stephen Ayella
1 Publication
Sammy O. Barasa
1 Publication
Alexia Couture
2 Publications
Binyam Gebru
2 Publications
Hussein Jama Had
2 Publications
Michelle Hynes
2 Publications
Kate Meehan
1 Publication
Catherine N. Morris
3 Publications
Anna Myers
1 Publication
Joseph Adive Seriki
1 Publication
+ 8 more authors
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Effectiveness of Clinical Training on Improving Essential Newborn Care Practices in Bossaso Somalia: a pre and postintervention study
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Publisher
BMC Pediatrics, Save the Children International, Save the Children US
Authors
Amsalu, Ribka, Ayella, Stephen, Barasa, Sammy O., Couture, Alexia, Gebru, Binyam, Had, Hussein Jama, Hynes, Michelle, Meehan, Kate, Morris, Catherine N., Myers, Anna, Seriki, Joseph Adive
Format
pdf
Content type
Study: Research
Country
Somalia
Region
East Africa
Topics
Maternal, Newborn, and Reproductive Health
Rights
© Author/Publisher
Keywords
Essential Newborn Care

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