WHO is launching an interim version of the course.
New features of the second edition of ENCC:
- Focuses on the foundation for the essential care of every newborn and rights of newborns, nurturing care, and strengthened links to care in the community.
- Integrates existing newborn courses from around the world such as WHO Early Essential Newborn Care coaching, as well as Helping Babies Breathe and Helping Babies Survive.
- Bases on competencies and is flexible to be used for both in-service and pre-service settings, different course options.
- Educational methodologies incorporate active learning and structured simulations.
- Encourages collection, analysis and use of data in quality improvement activities focused on essential newborn care.
- Is part of a set of resources for improving the care of newborns, such as WHO Human Resource Strategies for improving newborn care health facilities and WHO Standards.
Part 1: Welcome and Introduction
Part 2: Opening remarks and official launch of the EENC materials
Part 3: Overview of the ENCC course: What’s new?
Part 4: Questions & Answers
Part 5: Panel discussion
Part 6: Next steps and closing remarks