Antenatal care
All Countries
Through role play, MCHIP trainers demonstrated to doctors and midwives what not to do when attending to their patients, as disrespectful treatment of pregnant women and their families is all too common in health facilities around the world.
Read MoreAccording to a long-held custom in Ethiopia, children aren't named at birth. Parents wait a few months because for so long, healthcare was scarce and infants often passed away in the first few weeks of life.
Read MoreAverage use of prenatal care has climbed to nearly 40 percent in provinces with midwifery school graduates, compared to 26 percent in provinces that lack such. graduates.
Read MoreBabies born to mothers who have had even one episode of malaria in pregnancy (MIP) can be born small or anemic, which can lead to life-threatening consequences.
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HNN Team
Bangladesh has made great progress in reducing neonatal and child deaths over the last ten years but more work needs to be done.
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