Background Evidences have demonstrated the effectiveness of early essential newborn
care. However, the implementation of early essential newborn care is suboptimal. The aim is …

Background Preventing neonatal mortality and morbidity in developing countries such as
Ethiopia requires improved practices and knowledge among healthcare providers. Several …

Background There has been an increase in preterm birth of about 2% in a span of 14 years
(2000–2014) mainly from Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa. Nursing care is very crucial and a …

Introduction: almost 99% of neonatal deaths occur in developing countries and these deaths
can be prevented by the presence of a skilled birth attendant during labour. This study …

Introduction The knowledge, attitude, and practice of emergency neonatal resuscitation are
critical requirements in any facility that offers obstetric and neonatal services. This study …

Background Neonatal mortality is among major public health problems in developing
nations with its major cause birth asphyxia. Birth asphyxia could be managed by …

Introduction Neonatal resuscitation is an intervention performed on a newborn baby who
has difficulty with airway breathing and circulation. As the first few moments of a newborn's …

Background Essential Newborn care (ENC) is a High-quality universal newborn health care
devised by the World Health Organization for the provision of prompt interventions rendered …

Background Essential newborn care (ENC) is the most vital care, particularly during the first
hour of the newborn's life. This study aimed to assess health professionals' knowledge and …

Background Almost everywhere, neonatal mortality can be decreased with ease if
competent obstetricians give the necessary treatment. Unfortunately, observational …