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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"newborn health."”.

  1. A Multi-Method Study on the Impact of Transport Systems in Maternal and Newborn Health in Nampula Province-Mozambique

    … ambulance aimed at maternal and new-born health in Nampula province - Mozambique. Methods: A two-phase exploratory sequential mixed methods design. Semi-structured qualitative interviews were conducted on community members from the Natikiri district; nurses from the Marrere General …

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  2. Perspectivas de atuação do terapeuta ocupacional na linha de cuidado atenção a saúde de recém nascido

    Health care of the newborn (NB) consists of actions that should start during intrauterine life, focusing on the health of pregnant women without interruption after birth to 28 days, and includes health promotion procedures, prevention and treatment of disease. In this context, occupational therapy …

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  3. Fetal Heart Monitoring, Nursing Surveillance, and Cesarean Birth

    … Birth by cesarean delivery is a major public health issue with nearly one in three births delivered by cesarean section. Cesarean birth may be necessary to save mother or baby, but the rapid rise since 1996 without concomitant reduction in maternal and neonatal morbidity and mortality may …

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  4. Master of Applied Epidemiology

    This thesis examines four public health topics conducted at the Health Statistics and Informatics Branch, Department of Health in Darwin, Northern Territory (NT). The projects explored key health issues and services delivered across the Northern Territory (NT), with particular focus on primary …

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  5. Master of Applied Epidemiology

    This thesis examines four public health topics conducted at the Health Statistics and Informatics Branch, Department of Health in Darwin, Northern Territory (NT). The projects explored key health issues and services delivered across the Northern Territory (NT), with particular focus on primary …

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  6. Women's Use of Quality Maternal Healthcare Services Across the Continuum in Low and lower-middle-income Countries, With a Focus on Ethiopia.

    … and inequalities of receiving quality maternal healthcare across the continuum and the role that human resources for health (HRH) can play in improving maternal and newborn health in LLMICs, with a focus on Ethiopia. We conducted a SR employing deductive content analysis and secondary data …

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  7. Cytomegalovirus Among Women Of Reproductive Age: Newborn Screening Acceptability, Seroprevalence, And Viral Shedding

    … infection in the U.S. Approximately 0.5-0.7% of newborns are infected with CMV in utero, translating to about 22,800 infants infected each year. This dissertation focused on women of reproductive age, considered here to be 18-44 years, as this is the population who may make decisions regarding …

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  8. Determining stillbirth data reporting systems in Africa

    Background Stillbirths are an important public health concern, with an estimated 1.9 million stillbirths occurring globally each year, more between 2020-2021 data. However, the recording, investigation, and classification of stillbirths vary across countries, leading to inconsistencies in data …

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  9. Determinants of home child birth practices among pregnant women in Oshikuku district, Omusati region, Namibia

    … in Africa. In Namibia, despite the Ministry of Health and Social Services (MoHSS) effort to enhance Maternal and newborn health by encouraging women to deliver at health facilities, there are still women who give birth at home. The main objectives of this study were to determine if there is a …

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  10. Factors associated with pregnant women's participation in a mHealth intervention in Timor-Leste

    Background: Mobile health (mHealth) programs have become increasingly popular as a method of harnessing the power of technology to improve health, yet there remains a deficit of rigorous analyses to determine the uptake and effectiveness of these initiatives. This study aims to contribute to a …

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  11. Neonatal mortality in low and lower-middle income countries : which areas require further attention? Evidence from Bangladesh

    … analyses of the 2011 Bangladesh Demographic and Health Survey (DHS) data (n=17,842) investigated the key components of health care services, including facility-based delivery, skilled birth attendants (SBAs), essential newborn care (ENC), antenatal care (ANC) and postnatal care (PNC). In …

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