In Liberia, modified training improves quality of child and infant care post-ebola
Posted onStrengthening Health Systems Improves Health Care for Women, Children and Youth
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“We cannot achieve our goals of ending maternal and child deaths without addressing critical health system barriers around the world,” said Grace Chee of the U.S. Agency for International Development’s flagship Maternal and Child Survival Program at a recent Wilson Center event. To improve the lives of mothers and children, health workers must address the underlying causes of poor health outcomes, including systemic weaknesses in health care governance, financing and human resources…read more
Rebuilding people-centred maternal health services in post-Ebola Liberia through participatory action research
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Posted onProfiles of Maternal and Newborn Health in Humanitarian Settings: Ebola Virus Outbreak
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Humanitarian crises—defined as events or series of events that represent a critical threat to the health, safety, security or wellbeing of a community or other large group of people—present unique challenges for women and children. This three-part series will explore maternal and newborn health issues through the lens of three humanitarian settings, starting with an example of an infectious disease outbreak…read more