Background In developing countries, including Ethiopia the risk of neonatal death can be
easily prevented and avoided by implementing essential newborn care with simple, low …

Background The early postnatal period is a dangerous time for both mother and baby where
morbidity and mortality are highly prevalent if proper care is not done. Post natal care (PNC) …

Background Each year nearly 7.7 million children under five years die around the world; out
of which approximately 3.1 million of the newborns die during the neonatal period and …

Perceptions, practices, and traditional beliefs related to n... : Medicine Perceptions, practices,
and traditional beliefs related to neonatal jaundice among Egyptian mothers: A cross-sectional …

Objectives: Essential newborn care is a set of comprehensive recommendations designed
by the World Health Organization to improve the newborn's health through intervention …

Background: Neonatal mortality and morbidity are the greatest challenges in the current
health care scenario. Majority of newborns die because mothers fail to identify danger signs …

Objective Most neonatal deaths occur in low income and middle-income countries and
about half of the deaths occur at home. It is estimated that about 75% of neonatal deaths …

A child born in developing countries has a 10 times higher mortality risk compared to one
born in developed countries. Uganda still struggles with a high neonatal mortality rate at …

Amaç: Bu araştırma, postpartum dönemdeki annelerin taburculuk öncesi yenidoğan bebeğin
bakımına ilişkin bilgi düzeylerini, gereksinimlerini ve ilişkili faktörleri belirlemek amacıyla …

Introduction: The MCP card is a tool for pregnant women, young mothers and family
members to learn understand and achieve good health practices. It contains information …