Bleeding After Birth for Frontline Health Workers
Posted onStrengthening health systems of developing countries: Inclusion of surgery in universal health coverage
Posted onDouble-blind randomized controlled trial comparing misoprostol and oxytocin for management of the third stage of labor in a Nigerian hospital
Posted onEvent: Call the Midwife: A Conversation About The Rising Global Midwifery Movement
Posted onThis Monday, March 23rd, the Wilson Center in Washington, DC will host an all-day symposium on the global importance of midwifery, supported by the MHTF and UNFPA. The event is open for all to attend, but you must RSVP! Speakers from around the world and across the maternal health community are coming together to discuss the global midwifery movement. They will highlight midwifery as a cost-effective solution towards promoting maternal and newborn health based on the latest evidence, discuss some major global midwifery initiatives underway, demonstrate innovations in the field of midwifery and discuss some interesting country experiences. The symposium hopes to further foster partnerships and synergies in midwifery and help build global commitments for scale up of midwifery. In order to review the formal invitation from The Wilson Center below with agenda and RSVP details please… read more
C-section rates ‘vary widely’ across Europe
Posted onNon-pneumatic anti-shock garment for improving maternal survival following severe postpartum haemorrhage: A systematic review
Posted onWomen’s perceptions of the quality of emergency obstetric care in a referral hospital in rural Tanzania
Posted onAs Humanitarian Crises Multiply, Maternal Health and Safety of Women Becoming a Focus
Posted onAccessing maternal health care is already a challenge in many countries, and when conflict erupts or a disaster strikes, it can get even worse, leaving millions of women on their own while at their most vulnerable, said Ugochi Daniels, chief of humanitarian response for the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA). Women and girls also become more vulnerable to violence during times of crisis, she said, by virtue of nothing but their gender. Daniels and other experts discussed efforts by humanitarian agencies to better address maternal health and gender-based violence in crisis settings at the Wilson Center on November 20, supported by the Maternal Health Task Force and UNFPA… read more