Pregnancy, Childbirth, Postpartum and Newborn Care: A guide for essential practice

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Pregnancy, Childbirth, Postpartum and Newborn Care: A guide for essential practice

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In modern times, improvements in knowledge and technological advances have greatly improved the health of mother and children. However, the past decade was marked by limited progress in reducing maternal mortality and a slow-down in the steady decline of childhood mortality observed since the mid 1950s in many countries, the latter being largely due to a failure to reduce neonatal mortality.
Every year, over four million babies less than one month of age die, most of them during the critical first week of life; and for every newborn who dies, another is stillborn. Most of these deaths are a consequence of the poor health and nutritional status of the mother coupled with inadequate care before, during, and after delivery. Unfortunately, the problem remains unrecognized or- worse- accepted as inevitable in many societies, in large part because it is so common.

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No. Panggil: Pregnancy, Childbirth
Penerbit: Genewa : World Health Organization., 2003
Deskripsi Fisik: 180
Bahasa: English
ISBN/ISSN: ISBN 92 4 159084 X
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Pernyataan Tanggungjawab: At head of title: Integrated Management of Pregnancy and Childbirth. 1.Labor, Obstetric 2.Delivery, Obstetric 3.Prenatal care 4.Perinatal care — methods 5.Postnatal care - methods 6.Pregnancy complica

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Pregnancy, Childbirth, Postpartum and Newborn Care: A guide for essential practice
In modern times, improvements in knowledge and technological advances have greatly improved the health of mother and children. However, the past decade was marked by limited progress in reducing maternal mortality and a slow-down in the steady decline of childhood mortality observed since the mid 1950s in many countries, the latter being largely due to a failure to reduce neonatal mortality. Every year, over four million babies less than one month of age die, most of them during the critical first week of life; and for every newborn who dies, another is stillborn. Most of these deaths are a consequence of the poor health and nutritional status of the mother coupled with inadequate care before, during, and after delivery. Unfortunately, the problem remains unrecognized or- worse- accepted as inevitable in many societies, in large part because it is so common.

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