Training and well-equipped facility increases the odds of skills of health professionals on helping babies breathe in public hospitals of Southern Ethiopia: cross-sectional study
Abstract Background Health professionals equipped with the adequate skills of helping baby breath remain the backbone in the health system in improving neonatal outcomes. However, there is a great controversy between studies to show the proximate factors of the skills of health care providers in hel...
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Main Authors: | Abera Mersha (Author), Shitaye Shibiru (Author), Teklemariam Gultie (Author), Nega Degefa (Author), Agegnehu Bante (Author) |
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