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 Around the world, more than three million newborns die in their first months of
life every year. In Ethiopia during the last five years period; neonatal mortality is 37 deaths …

Introduction Components of essential newborn care and neonatal resuscitation are proven
interventions for reducing neonatal mortality rate and stillbirth rates. Various studies have …

Newborn care refers to the care that is provided to the baby from birth to one‐month‐old by a
caregiver or by the mothers including thermal care, hygienic care, cord care, eye care …

Background New-born survival is a prominent goal on the global health agenda and an
important area of focus for programs seeking to ensure child survival. Geographically …

Background Due to unsanitary cord care practices, cord infections are more common and
prevalent in developing countries. In settings where mortality is low, dry and clean cord care …

Background Essential newborn care is a wide-ranging strategy intended to improve the
health of newborns by implementing appropriate interventions. Approximately in 2018, an …

Background Cord care is one component of essential newborn care that reduces newborn
morbidity and mortality. Poor cord care practice leads to a large amount of neonatal death …

Introduction The World Health Organization recommended a set of five neonatal care
practices that are most essential for good health of a newborn. As good essential newborn …

Newborn care is an essential component of the health care delivery system to maintain the
optimal health of the newborn and reduce mortality and morbidity in newborn. Neonatal care …