Women waiting for newborn care at a nursery.
“MCHIP is saving the lives of mothers, babies and children.”
Newborn Health Technical Resources
- Essential Newborn Care E-Learning Course(2006)
- Achieving Results in Newborn Health: Shaping Policy and Programs to Save Newborn Lives (June 2008)
- Achieving Results in Antenatal Care: Improving Maternal and Newborn Outcomes through Integration of Services (July 2008)
- Achieving Results in Improving Maternal and Newborn Care: Building the Capacity and Use of Skilled Birth Attendants (July 2008)
- Community-Based Care for Low Birth Weight Newborns: The Role of Community Skin-to-Skin Care (2008)
- How to Mobilize Communities for Improved Maternal and Newborn Health (2009)
- Best Practices in Maternal and Newborn Care: A Learning Resource Package for Essential and Basic Emergency Obstetric and Newborn Care. ACCESS Program. (2008)
- Facilitator's Book (9.0 MB)
- Participant's Book (5.9 MB)
- Learning Guides and Checklists (0.6 MB)
- PowerPoint Presentation Modules (6.3 MB)
- Care for the Newborn Reference Manual.Save the Children. (2004)
- Essential Newborn Care: At a Glance. Joint Publication of World Bank and Save the Children. (2004)
- Every Newborns Health: Recommendations for Care for All Newborns. Save the Children. (2004)
- Exclusive Breastfeeding: The Only Water Source Young Infants Need. Frequently Asked Questions. FAQ Sheet No. 5. Academy for Educational Development/LINKAGES Project. (2004) (also available in French, Portuguese and Spanish)
- Facts for Feeding: Birth, Initiation of Breastfeeding, and the First Seven Days after Birth. Academy for Educational Development/LINKAGES Project. (2003)
- WHO/UNICEF Joint Statement on PNC Home Visits
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