Top PDF Realidad de la práctica pedagógica y curricular en el Colegio Particular “ Hermano Miguel”, del cantón Latacunga, provincia de Cotopaxi durante el año lectivo 2010-2011
Towards Reducing Maternal Mortality in India
... [1]. Maternal Mortality Ratio (MMR) is the measure of maternal mortality and is defined as the number of MDs during a given time period per 100000 live births (LBs) during the same time period ...
AN AUDIT OF MATERNAL DEATHS
... complications in pregnancy, a childbirth which result in maternal death, and to identify opportunities for preventive intervention and understand the events leading to death; so that improving ...
Supply-side barriers to maternal health care utilization at health sub-centers in India
... quality maternal care services not only depends on skilled health personnel, but it is also reliant on the availability of essential drugs and supplies (Yeager, ...2012). In line with previous studies, this ...
Age and sex pattern of cardiovascular mortality, hospitalisation and associated cost in India.
... increase in the budgetary allocation for non-communicable diseases, in order to expand and modernise the existing infrastructure for treatment of ...of India has increased the health spending ...
An appraisal of the maternal mortality decline in Nepal.
... situation in Bangladesh and Nepal is of interest. Both show declines in maternal mortality despite low rates of deliveries with health ...of maternal mortality in ...
Análise de casos de mortes maternas em Manaus nos anos 2001 a 2010
... - maternal mortality (MM) is one of the most important public health indicators and reducing their need is ...occurred in the city of Manaus / AM in the period ...causes in the ...
Safe Motherhood 2000 programs: objective, design, and evaluation
... While maternal deaths are relatively uncommon events, each one constitutes profound personal problems for survivors and com- plex social problems for their ...communities. In 1987, the United Nations 40th ...
Under-five mortality in high focus states in India: a district level geospatial analysis.
... survival: maternal factors, nutrient deficiency, environ- mental contamination, injury and personal illness control charac- terized by the availability of health services and the capacity to use them ...confirmed ...
The midwives service scheme in Nigeria.
... to reducing the burden of maternal mortality ...attendants in rural Nigeria impacts nega- tively on utilisation of services by women in these areas ...Launched in December 2009 , ...
Editorial Maternal Mortality in Brazil: Proposals and Strategies for its Reduction
... However, reducing maternal morbimortality indi- cators still requires specific government ...precarious in several contexts in ...services in reducing maternal ...
Maternal mortality in India: causes and healthcare service use based on a nationally representative survey.
... of maternal mortality in ...as maternal deaths are relatively rare, permitting comparison across regions of ...32]). In the SRS, households are surveyed monthly and every six month, ...
Progress on the maternal mortality ratio reduction in Wuhan, China in 2001-2012.
... improving maternal health played a key role in reducing maternal mortality [20] and resolving problems with personnel management and implementa- tion of health education ...investment ...
Mobile phones: the next step towards healthcare delivery in rural India?
... respondents in our study were women with access to mobile phones. In the Indian context, women are often responsible for the health and hygiene in their ...involved in cooking, cleaning and ...
Pathways of economic inequalities in maternal and child health in urban India: a decomposition analysis.
... at reducing social disparity and income- related inequality in health should be targeted at specific dimensions of health for specific populations for example illiteracy of women in terms of no ANCs ...
Characterization of persons served in the family health strategy: a contribution to obstetric nursing / Caracterização de gestantes atendidas na estrategia de saúde da família: uma contribuição para enfermagem obstétrica
... out in Minas Gerais to demonstrate the relevance of prenatal care by the Family Health Strategy, shows a differentiated line of care for pregnant women starting with the identification, by Community Health Agents ...
Do Maternal Knowledge and Attitudes towards Childhood Immunizations in Rural Uganda Correlate with Complete Childhood Vaccination?
... occurred in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) [1]. In 2009, the World Health Organiza- tion (WHO) estimated that if global vaccine coverage increased to 90% by 2015, then approxi- mately two million deaths of ...
Near miss maternal: influencing factors and guidelines for reducing maternal morbidity and mortality
... influencing maternal near miss cases and possible guidelines for reducing maternal morbidity and ...delays in obstetric care; unprepared health team; precarious conditions of services; limited ...
Regional strategy for maternal mortality and morbidity reduction
... Progress in legal and policy frameworks must be achieved nationally, where laws and regulations that directly affect women’s lives are passed and ...participation in international forums, many of the ...
Inequalities in maternal health care utilization in sub-Saharan African countries: a multiyear and multi-country analysis.
... key maternal care services and related socioeco- nomic and geographic inequality against the backdrop of maternal mortality status in six SSA ...inequalities in the use of three key ...
A rapid assessment of the availability and use of obstetric care in Nigerian healthcare facilities.
... facilities in Nigeria are unable to adequately provide basic EmOC services or meet an increasing demand for obstetric ...facilities in Nigeria (both public and private), about 80% are primary healthcare ...