Evaluation of capacity to deliver emergency obstetrics and newborn care updated midwifery and reproductive health training curricula in Kenya: Before and after study
Introduction: Provision of emergency obstetric and newborn care (EmONC) by skilled health personnel reduces maternal and newborn mortality. Pre-service diploma midwifery and clinical medicine (reproductive health) curricula in Kenya were reviewed and updated integrating the competency based EmONC cu...
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Main Authors: | Duncan N. Shikuku (Author), Edna Tallam (Author), Ibrahim Wako (Author), Agnes Mualuko (Author), Lucy Waweru (Author), Lucy Nyaga (Author), Issak Bashir (Author), Charles Ameh (Author) |
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2022-01-01T00:00:00Z.
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