Online Catalogue of Repository on Maternal Child Health (August 2011)

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Repository on

Maternal Child Health

Catalogue of Available Resources

August 2011

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Content

Title Page

Introduction i

Key Features ii

Topics and Themes iii v

AV Gallery vi

Topics

Maternal Health 1 23

Newborn Child Health 24 66

Immunization 67 91

Nutrition 92 115

Diseases 116 136

General Information 137 160

Themes

Policy, Program, Guidelines

Technical Publications

Training

Scientific Article

Statistical Information


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Chapter 1: INTRODUCTION

Efficient management of health information is imperative for informed decision making and attaining effective outcomes of

programs. It is also one of the essential blocks for strengthening health systems of a country. Under the mandate of MDG 4 and 5 to

reduce child mortality and maternal mortality, several initiatives have been undertaken by the Government and non government

organizations to improve the status of Maternal Child Health in India, including the most recent National Rural Health Mission. This

has generated an abundant resource of valuable information; however this information lies scattered or remains within the parent

organizations and is often inaccessible to the public and other stakeholders. The Repository on Maternal Child Health is an attempt

to mitigate this problem and improve management of maternal child health information.

This Repository is a virtual guide to Child Health and related Maternal Health information relevant to Public Health in India. It is a

one-stop access to efficiently search, organize and share latest information.Its advantages include: Collection and management of Child Health & related Maternal Health information at a single place. Platform for effective sharing and exchange of information. Improved visibility of child health issues. Prevent duplication of efforts (and waste of resources) for similar issues Informed decisions for better coherence between program needs and outcomes.


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Chapter 2: KEY FEATURES

The Repository on Maternal Child Health is a virtual guide to Child Health and related Maternal Health information relevant to

Public Health in India. It is a one-stop access to efficiency search, organize and share latest information. Some of its Key features

include:

Free/Open access to all users Child health information focuses on children in the age group 0 to 5 years , that is, the newborn, infant and young child

age group

Maternal health information focuses on theperinatal periodthat is, late pregnancy (beyond 28 weeks), labour, delivery,and post-partum period

Relevance of information from thepublic health perspective

Updated information with emphasis on resource materials published from the year 2000 onwards Categorization of all information into specific Topics and Themes Abstract, Keywords, Source and Year of Publication for each information/resource material along withphotograph of

the cover page

Access to related documents indexed with the similar keywords by using thelink keywords Multiple ways to Search Thesaurus developed for a standardized vocabulary of Keywords Access to thefull text document/resource materialthrough link to the source website or PDF document (whereverpossible) with due acknowledgement to the contributing organization.
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Chapter 3: TOPICS AND THEMES

The Repository contains Child Health information and Maternal Health information relevant from public health perspective in India.

The Child health information focuses on children in the age group 0 to 5 years, that is, the newborn, infant and young child age

group while Maternal health information focuses on the perinatal period that is, late pregnancy (beyond 28 weeks), labour, delivery,

and post-partum period.

The information in the Repository has been classified into broad TOPICSwhich are given below:

Maternal health Newborn and child health Immunization Nutrition Diseases General Information

Each topic has been further categorized intofive (5) specific THEMES as described below:

Policies, programs, guidelines

This includes all documents showcasing Policies, Guidelines, Programs, Frame-works, Vision Statements and Plans developed by the

Government of India and Non government agencies (including WHO, UNICEF, other International donor organizations). This theme

would especially be useful for those involved in strategic planning and policy development.

This theme has been indicated in the catalogue by the following color:


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Technical publications

This theme is a broad segment comprising of Reports (of programs, research studies, events, monitoring & evaluations), Advocacy,

Field experiences, Innovations, Case studies, Process documents, and important Government Circulars and Orders. The resources

under this category would adhere to needs of a gamut of child health and public health professionals for program/projectdevelopment and management, research and advocacy.


Trainings

This section comprises various resource materials developed to enhance the capacity of health personnel working across differentlevels of health care (including grass root level workers). It contains training materials like Facilitators Guide, Manuals, Handbooks,

Workbooks, Flipcharts, Modules, etc. and would be especially helpful to those working at district level and below.


Scientific articles

This theme contains primary and secondary research articles (with emphasis on systematic reviews) relevant to the topics in Indian

settings and published in peer reviewed journals. Letters, Personal opinions and Editorials have not been included. This theme would

usually interest policy makers/analysts and those involved in academic and research activities.



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Statistical information

This section provides information derived from surveys, modeling techniques, evaluation studies, etc conducted by the national and

international agencies on the child health and related maternal health indicators. This theme would be useful to a wide range of

personnel including those involved in research, policy making, and monitoring evaluation activities.



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Chapter 4: AVGallery

This gallery comprises of Audio-Visual aids (IEC/BCC materials), Printed material (Brochures, Leaflets, Posters), and Media news

developed to inform and educate the health care beneficiaries including the communities, families and individuals. This section

would be beneficial for those involved in health promotion activities.

It is divided into the following two categories:

Posters

Maternal Health Newborn Child Health Immunization Nutrition Diseases General Information

Flipcharts

Maternal Health Newborn Child Health Immunization Nutrition Diseases General Information
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REPOSITORY ON MATERNAL CHILD HEALTHTOPIC: MATERNAL HEALTH

Themes Titles Abstract Organization Year

Policy, Program,

Guidelines

Basic Delivery Kit Guide Prepared by PATH in 2001, this guide provides information on the design,

development, distribution and promotion of the single-use, disposable delivery kit

containing essential components for a clean delivery at home by the birth

attendants and for women delivering alone.

PATH 2001

Government Guidelines --

Guidelines for Antenatal Care

and Skilled Attendance at

Birth by ANMs/LHVs/SNs

(NEW)

Revised and updated by the MOHFW in the year 2010 (initial publication in 2005),

this guideline provides comprehensive, evidence-based information to reorient the

Auxiliary Nurse Midwives (ANMs), Staff Nurses (SNs), and Lady Health Visitors

(LHVs) to provide skilled care during pregnancy and childbirth. The chief objective is

to strengthen and operationalize the 24X7 PHCs and designated FRUs in handling

Basic and Comprehensive Obstetric Care including Care at Birth.

MoHFW 2010


Guidelines forOperationalising First Referral

Units

This guideline has been developed by the Maternal Health Division MoHFW, to help

the states to plan for and operationalise First Referral Units (FRUs) at the district

level for providing Emergency Obstetric and Newborn Care under the RCH II

Program.

MoHFW 2004


Guidelines for

Operationalising a Primary

This guideline has been developed by the Maternal Health Division MoHFW, to help

the states to plan for and operationalise at least 50% of Primary Health Centres as MoHFW 2005
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Health Centre for providing

24-hour Delivery and

Newborn Care under RCH-II

24-hour functional units for providing round the clock delivery services and

newborn care under the RCH II program.


Guidelines for

Operationalizating SBA

Training in RCH II

This guideline has been developed by the Maternal Health Division of MOHFW in

2007 for program managers and in-charges of training institutes at district and statelevel to standardize planning of SBA training, ensure its effective management, and

to help these personnel identify their specific roles and responsibilities in

conducting this training.

MoHFW 2007


Guidelines for Pregnancy Care

and Management of Common

Obstetric Complications by

Medical Officers

Developed by the MOHFW in 2005, this evidence based guideline provides guidance

to the medical officers working at the level of PHCs and CHCs regarding pregnancy

care and management of common obstetric complications as mandated under RCH-

II.

MoHFW 2005


Operational Guidelines on

Maternal and Newborn

Health (NEW)

Developed by the NHSRC of MoHFW in 2010, these guidelines specify the package

of maternal and child health services to be provided at each level of health facility

along with their quality parameters, proposes a supervisory structure and an

external system of assessment to ensure the delivery of these services, and

describes the institutional linkages and community support required to enable the

states and districts develop outcome based plans for reducing maternal and

newborn mortality.

NHSRC,

MoHFW2010

Guidelines on 8 Key Evidence

Based Practices During

Prepared by the Government of Rajasthan in coordination with ARTH, UNICEF AND

UNFPA, this document examines the research evidence on 8 key practices during
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Labour labor and delivery care, and provides evidence based recommendations on

interventions required to support processes of normal birth

Operational guidelines for

Yashoda/Mamta: An enabling

intervention for quality

maternal and newborn care

at the facility level

Developed by NIPI in 2010, this guideline provides a standardized framework to

facilitate the expansion of the Yashoda/Mamta intervention in the 4 states of Bihar,

Madhya Pradesh, Orissa and Rajasthan. Yashoda/Mamta is a non-medical,

voluntary support worker placed at hospitals with high delivery load to create a

congenial environment for the mother and the newborn in the facility, and to

counsel the mother about good newborn care practices at home

NIPI 2010

Pregnancy, Childbirth,

Postpartum and Newborn

care: A Guide for Essential

Practice

Developed by the WHO in 2003, this manual provides evidence-based guidance to

health care professionals to enable them provide high quality routine and

emergency care during pregnancy, delivery and in the postpartum period, and

outlines the key preventive measures required for reducing the incidence of

maternal and perinatal morbidity and mortality

WHO 2003

Standards for Maternal and

Neonatal Care

A set of user-friendly leaflets developed as part of the WHOs Integrated

Management of Pregnancy and Childbirth Care (IMPAC) package to improve the

health and survival of women and their newborn babies during pregnancy,

childbirth and the postnatal period. Standards for health facilities have been

prescribed to enable provision of minimum essential care for all mothers and

newborns

WHO 2006

Working with Individuals,

Families and Communities to

Improve Maternal and

Newborn Health

This WHO document published in 2003 gives a framework for the interventions at

the level of individuals, families and communities to improve and increase their

control over maternal and newborn health, as well as to increase the access and

utilization of quality health services, particularly those provided by the skilled

WHO 2003
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attendants

Technical

Publication

Accelerating Progress

Towards Achieving Maternal

and Child Health Millenium

Development Goals (MDGs) 4and 5 in South-East Asia

A report of the WHO SEARO sponsored high-level consultation of member countries

of South East Asia region held in 2008 at Ahmedabad. The objective of the meeting

was to review progress and identify barriers to achieving MDGs 4 & 5, share

information on evidence-based best practices and interventions, and agree on

multi-sectoral framework for accelerating and sustaining the achievement of MDGs

4 & 5

WHO 2008

Activities by State Health

Societies in Orissa, Bihar,

Madhya Pradesh and

Rajasthan under Norway

India Partnership Initiative

(NIPI): Program Update 2009

This program update of 2009 describes briefly the various activities undertaken by

the four State Health Societies of Orissa, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan

under the NIPI program. The focus of NIPI program is on improving newborn and

child health in the five NRHM states which contribute to 60% of the total child

mortality

NIPI 2009

Baseline Survey on Child and

Related Maternal Health

Care: Bihar (NIPI Report)

Findings from the baseline survey conducted in 2008-09 in the three districts of

Bihar where the Norway India Partnership Initiative (NIPI) is working to reduce

infant mortality and to improve maternal health. The survey was conducted to

evaluate the status of child and related maternal health in these districts, identify

gaps in the existing service delivery mechanism, assess the needs and

opportunities, and develop benchmark indicators for project implementation

NIPI 2009



Care: Madhya Pradesh (NIPI

Report)


Madhya Pradesh where the Norway India Partnership Initiative (NIPI) is working to

reduce infant mortality and to improve maternal health. The survey was conducted

to evaluate the status of child and related maternal health in these districts, identify

NIPI 2009
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Care: Orissa (NIPI Report)


Orissa where the Norway India Partnership Initiative (NIPI) is working to reduce





NIPI 2009



Care: Rajasthan (NIPI Report)


Rajasthan where the Norway India Partnership Initiative (NIPI) is working to reduce





NIPI 2009

Baseline survey on child and

related maternal health care:

Consolidated report of 4 NIPI

States

Consolidated report of the baseline survey conducted in 2008-09 in the four states

of Orissa, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan where the Norway India

Partnership Initiative (NIPI) is working to reduce infant mortality and to improve

maternal health. The survey was conducted to evaluate the status of child and

related maternal health, identify gaps in the existing service delivery mechanism,

assess the needs and opportunities, and develop benchmark indicators for project

implementation

NIPI 2009
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Beyond Survival: Integrated

Delivery Care Practices for

Long-term Maternal and

Infant Nutrition, Health and

Development

This document by WHO PAHO focuses on 3 key practices for continuum of maternal

newborn care at the community level delayed cord clamping, skin-to-skin contact,

and early initiation of exclusive breastfeeding. It reviews the existing evidence on

the nutritional and health benefits of these interventions followed by discussion on

the feasibility of their implementation

Pan

American

Health

Organization

2009

Birth Preparedness and

Complication Readiness: A

Matrix of Shared

Responsibilities

This document is a programmatic cum advocacy tool in 2001 outlining the plans and

actions that can be implemented at various levels (policy maker, facility, provider,

community, family, woman) to prevent delays and help ensure the safety and well-

being of the mother and her newborn throughout pregnancy, labor, childbirth, and

the postpartum period

USAID 2001

Community Level

Interventions to Prevent and

Treat Anemia: A Review of

Evidence from India

A part of the evidence review series published by VISTAAR project of USAID in 2008

to help make evidence-based decisions regarding Maternal, Newborn and Child

Health and Nutrition (MNCHN) interventions. This document outlines the review on

community-level interventions for anemia prevention and treatment, summarizes

the selected interventions, and shares the recommendations and evidence gaps

identified by a technical expert group after analysis of the interventions

USAID 2008

Concurrent Assessment of

Janani Suraksha Yojana (JSY)

Scheme in Selected States of

India, 2008

This report prepared by UNFPA summarizes the results of a survey conducted in

2008 to evaluate awareness and utilization of JSY services by the beneficiaries in the

five states (Bihar, MP, Rajasthan, Orissa, and UP), the involvement of ASHAs andmobilization of the pregnant women for institutional deliveries, and the programme

and financial management aspects of JSY

UNFPA 2008

Concurrent Evaluation of the

Reach, Effectiveness and

Impact of the Mukhya Mantri

This document presents the top line findings and key recommendations from a

study conducted by Indiaclen and PFI in 2009 with support from USAIDs MCH STAR MCHSTAR 2009
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Janani Shishu Swasthya

Abhiyan (MMJSSA-JSY) in

Jharkhand: An Indiaclen and

PFI Study

initiative to evaluate the reach, effectiveness and impact of the Mukhya Mantri

Janani Shishu Swasthya Abhiyan, which was launched by the Govt. of Jharkhand in

2005

Coverage Evaluation Survey

2002 for IPPI, Routine

Immunization and Maternal

Care: National Report

A report prepared by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare in 2002 on the

nation-wide survey conducted to evaluate the coverage and peoples response to

Intensified Pulse Polio Immunization, Routine Immunization, and different

components of Maternal Care

MoHFW 2002

Coverage Evaluation Survey:

All India Report 2005

This survey conducted by UNICEF in 2005 assesses the coverage, accessibility and

availability of routine immunization services and maternal health services (ANC,

delivery care, PNC) across all the States and Union Territories of India, and

evaluates the availability/use of iodized salt and initiation of breast feeding and

colostrum feeding. It also identifies key problems in delivery of these services

UNICEF 2005

Coverage Evaluation Survey:

All India Report 2006

This survey conducted by UNICEF in 2006 assesses the coverage, accessibility and

availability of routine immunization services and maternal health services (ANC,

delivery care, PNC) across all the States and Union Territories of India, and

evaluates the availability/use of iodized salt and initiation of breast feeding and

colostrums feeding. It also identifies key problems in delivery of these services

UNICEF 2006

Coverage Evaluation Survey:All India Report 2009

This Survey conducted by UNICEF in 2009 assesses the impact of NRHM strategieson coverage levels of maternal, newborn and child-health services including

immunization among women and children. Employing a two-stage sampling

procedure, the survey covered all the States and Union Territories of India and was

conducted between November 2009 and January 2010

UNICEF 2009
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Demographic, Programmatic,

and Socioeconomic Correlates

of Maternal Mortality in

Matlab, Bangladesh

Published by Pathfinder International in 2009, this working paper is based on a

study conducted in Matlab (a rural sub-district of Bangladesh) to investigate the

association between maternal mortality and demographic, programmatic and

socioeconomic factors using longitudinal data on nearly 143,000 pregnancy

outcomes collected during the period 1982-2002

USAID 2009

Developing Regional Experts

in Essential Maternal and

Newborn care: The MNH

Program Experience

This report published by JHPIEGO describes the Maternal and Neonatal Health

(MNH) Program initiative to develop groups of regional experts in maternal and

newborn health in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean, summarizes the

lessons learned and recommendations to inform similar initiatives, and presents the

selected achievements for improving the quality of healthcare for women and

newborns

JHPIEGO 2004

Essential Delivery Care

Practices for Maternal and

Newborn Health and

Nutrition

Prepared by USAID and WHO PAHO in 2007, this document advocates for evidence-

based, cost-effective, safe and simple practices like active management of third

stage of labour, optimal timing of cord clamping, early initiation of breastfeeding

and skin-to-skin care contact to reduce maternal morbidity and mortality, and

improve newborn and infant survival, health and nutrition

WHO/USAID 2007

Increasing Media Awareness

on Maternal and Child Health

Issues: Report of a Regional

Workshop

Report of a regional workshop conducted by WHO SEARO to familiarize media

personnel on key issues related to maternal and child health, and to identify the

activities that could be done by them to help the cause of maternal and child healthwithin respective member countries

WHO

SEARO

2005

Key Elements of Postpartum

Care at the Community Level

Based on WHO Guidelines

This paper developed by the CATALYST consortium on request of USAID, provides

information on basic postpartum care for the normal mother and newborn at the

community level and is based on the WHO guidelines. It does not give information

USAID
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on the management of complications

Making pregnancy safer: the

critical role of the skilled

attendant

A joint statement by the WHO, ICM and FIGO in 2004 advocating for the presence

of a skilled attendant for all women along the entire continuum of care during

pregnancy, childbirth and the immediate postnatal period in resource-constrained

settings. It also defines the skills/abilities required by a skilled attendant, coupled

with their education and training needs and the need for an enabling environment

WHO 2004

Maternal Health in India Developed by USAIDs MCH-STAR initiative, this factsheet summarizes the status of

maternal health in India, lists the interventions that work, and advocates actions for

improving their status

MCH-STAR

Maternal and Newborn Care

Practices among the Urban

Poor in Indore, India: Gaps,

Reasons and Potential

Program Options

Based on a study undertaken by the Urban Health Resource Centre (UHRC), this

report funded by USAID and printed in 2007 describes the maternal-newborn care

practices and care of infants aged 2-4 months (feeding practices, morbidity status,

immunization status and nutritional status) in urban slum dwellings of Indore city in

Madhya Pradesh under the Urban Health Program run by UHRC. It also identifies

various factors facilitating and hindering optimal practices and suggests options for

improvement

USAID 2007

Meeting of development

partners: Maternal and

newborn health with a focus

on country implementation

This document describes the proceedings of a meeting organized in 2006 by the

WHO and SIDA. The meeting was held to explore better ways of coordinating

partners efforts, support member countries to implement evidence-based, cost-effective interventions and accelerate progress in achieving the MDGs related to

maternal and newborn health and survival

WHO 2006

Monitoring and Evaluation of

Maternal and Newborn

Health and Services at the

Report of a technical consultation organized by the WHO in 2006 to improve

processes involved in effective monitoring and evaluation (M&E) of maternal and WHO 2006
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District Level newborn health at the district level. The meeting focused on sharing of innovative

programs/experiences of M&E, analysis of requirements, development of an

integrated approach, and drafting recommendations on how to move ahead

Monitoring emergency

obstetric care: A handbook

A handbook developed by the WHO in 2009 which summarizes the indicators that

can be used to assess, monitor and evaluate the availability, use and quality of

Emergency Obstetric Care (EmOC) at the programmatic level. It describes each

indicator and how it is constructed and used, their acceptable levels (if

appropriate), the background of the indicator, data collection, analysis and

interpretation, and suggestions for supplementary studies

WHO 2009

Operationalizing FRUs:

Paving the way ahead

A brief summary of the achievements, key findings and recommendations of the

project undertaken by PHFI and partners to provide technical assistance to the

Government of Jharkhand for operationalizing First Referral Units in the state

MCH-STAR

Postpartum care of the

mother and newborn: a

practical guide

This WHO report details the needs of women and their newborn during the

postpartum period, the health challenges faced by them during the period, and the

response of the health care system to these needs and challenges. It attempts to

bring together evidence and the arguments for good practice in this field

WHO

Saving Womens Lives:

Clinical and Community

Action to Address Postpartum

Hemorrhage

Published in 2009, this document provides information about an integrated package

of Clinical and Community Action Model developed by Pathfinder International to

address the full spectrum of clinical and social causes of post-partum hemorrhagemorbidity and mortality in low-resource settings

Pathfinder

International

2009

Saving the lives of children

under age 5: State of the

Worlds Mothers 2007

This eighth annual report on State of the Worlds Mothers published by Save the

Children in 2007 focuses on deaths of children under the age of 5 years and brings

to attention low-cost solutions with greatest potential to save the lives of mother

Save the

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and children. It also tracks the progress of different countries on mother-child

survival indicators

Shaping policy for Maternal

and Newborn health: A

compendium of case studies

Published by the JHPIEGO in 2003, this compendium of case studies describes

successful approaches taken by the civil society and non-governmental

organizations in influencing national policy in maternal and newborn health. Each

case study presents a strategy for achieving or influencing policy change, details of

the implementation process, and a discussion of results

JHPIRGO 2003

Short Programme Review:

Child Health Programme in

Rajasthan 2010

Report of a 5-day participatory workshop conducted by WHO India and IIHMR

Jaipur with support from UNOPS-NIPI in September 2010, to assess the status of

child health program in Rajasthan. Based on a package developed at the global

level, this initiative known as the Short Program Review-Child Health (SPR-CH),

reviews the goals, objectives, interventions and activities of child health program

along the continuum of care process, identifies areas requiring strengthening, and

recommends actions to decision-makers for improving program effectiveness

IIHMR 2010

The Global Campaign for the

Health Millennium

Development Goals 2010:

Putting the Global strategy

for Womens and Childrens

Health into action

This report of 2010 by the Global Campaign for the Health Millennium Development

Goals provides an update on the efforts being made by countries and institutions in

putting the Global Strategy for Womens and Childrens Health into action. This

Global Strategy was launched at a special event during the MDG summit inSeptember 2010 by the Secretary-General of the United Nations

USAID 2010
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The State of the Worlds

Children 2009: Maternal and

Newborn Health

The 2009 annual report by UNICEF focuses on maternal and neonatal health. It

analyzes the status, trend and causes of maternal and neonatal mortality and

morbidity in the world, explores the successful programs and policies for creating a

supporting environment and continuum of care across time and location, and

advocates strengthening of health systems and partnerships for improving maternal

and neonatal health

UNICEF 2009

Tracking progress in

Maternal, Newborn and Child

Survival: The 2008 Report

This report was developed by the Countdown to 2015 collaboration to track

coverage of interventions needed to attain MDGs 4 and 5 (and parts of MDGs 1, 6,

and 7) in 68 priority countries of the world bearing the highest burden of maternal

and child mortality. It also takes stock of progress in maternal and child survival,

identifies gaps in knowledge, and proposes new actions to achieve these MDGs

UNICEF 2008

WHO Antenatal care

randomized trial: Manual for

the implementation of the

new model

This manual describes the principles, overview and components of the WHO

antenatal care model (with lower number of ANC visits compared to the standard

model), the findings of a multi-centre RCT of this model and results from an earlier

systematic review. It also provides guidance on how to conduct the four-visit

schedule of the new model for the management of pregnant women who do not

have evidence of any complication or risk factor

WHO 2002

Why are Maternal Mortality

Rates Lower in the MCH-FP

Area of Matlab, Bangladesh?

The Role of Pregnancy

Outcomes

Published in 2009, this study by Pathfinder International compares maternal

mortality in the Maternal Child Health-Family Planning project (MCH-FP) in Matlab

(a rural sub-district of Bangladesh) and government-served Comparison Areas to

assess the impact of the project on maternal mortality, and, if so, the extent to

which differences between the areas in pregnancy outcomes and their case-fatality

rates explain the maternal mortality difference

Pathfinder

International2009
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Women on the front lines of

Health Care: State of the

Worlds Mothers 2010

The eleventh annual report on the State of the Worlds Mothers published by Save

the Children in 2010 focuses on the critical shortage of health workers and shows

how investments in training and deploying female health workers have paid-off in

terms of lives saved and illnesses averted. It points to the availability of low-cost,

low-tech solutions that could save millions more lives, provided they were more

widely available and used

Save the

Children2010

Training Child anaemia training

module

A training module for the frontline health workers of Government of UP and

Jharkhand developed with assistance from A2Z Micronutrient Project. This module

provides basic information about child and maternal anemia in UP/Jharkhand, and

builds capacity of these workers to effectively deliver the service components

including counseling to the clients and their family members

USAID

Counselling for maternal and

newborn health: A handbook

for building skills

This handbook was developed by the WHO in 2008 to strengthen counselling and

communication skills of health care providers and help them to effectively convey

to women, families and communities the key issues surrounding pregnancy,

childbirth, postpartum and postnatal care

WHO 2008

Government Training Asha

Prashikshako ke liye

Prashikshak Guide: Bhag 1

(HINDI)

Published by the NHSRC, MoHFW in 2010, these notes in Hindi language are

designed for the use of trainers responsible for training ASHA and her facilitators in

Modules 6 and 7. The notes have been organized in three parts. This first part

reviews the key functions of ASHA and the skills she is expected to gain in the field

of maternal and newborn health (Module 6), and child health and nutrition (Part A

of Module 7).

NHSRC 2010

Government Training This manual for a 2-day training course was developed by the MoHFW in NIHFW 2010
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Documents

Online Catalogue of Repository on Maternal Child Health (August 2011)