Photo of the Week: Childbirth Care in Afghanistan
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By Ian Hurley
on December 24, 2011
Childbirth Care, Human Resources for Health
Afghanistan
A midwife attends to a newborn baby at Istiqlal Hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan. Increasing the number of nurses and midvives is essential for improving childbirth care in low-resource countries like Afghanistan.
Credit: Lelage Snow
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- Healthy Newborn Network Partners in Afghanistan: http://www.healthynewbornnetwork.org/country/afghanistan
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