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1. High coverage of skilled attendants at birth
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(23%)
|
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2. Promotion of birth preparedness, including emergency transport
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(22%)
|
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3. Wide availability of essential newborn care (hygiene, warmth and breastfeeding)
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(19%)
|
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4. Competency based training in neonatal resuscitation
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(16%)
|
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5. Provision of emergency obstetric care
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(11%)
|
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6. Training TBAs and CHWs where appropriate
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(5%)
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Research
priorities
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1. Assess the effectiveness of TBAs/CHWs for neonatal resuscitation
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(25%)
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2. Evaluate the impact of birth preparedness
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(23%)
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3. Operations research on successful implementation/scaling-up of known interventions and roles for community cadres
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(15%)
|
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4. Accurate identification of women/neonates at risk
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(15%)
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5. Accurate methods for detection of "asphyxia" in the community
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(7%)
|
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6. Appropriate care of asphyxiated newborns in the community
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(5%)
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