Author: Opiyo, Newton; English, Mike
Title: In-service training for health professionals to improve care of seriously ill newborns and children in low-income countries Document date: 2015_5_13
ID: 16b8drw2_99
Snippet: The findings of this review suggest that in-service neonatal care courses probably improve health professional practices in caring for seriously ill newborns. Decisions to scale up these courses in low-income countries must be based on consideration of costs and logistics associated with their implementation, including the need for adequate numbers of skilled instructors, appropriate locally adapted training materials and the availability of basi.....
Document: The findings of this review suggest that in-service neonatal care courses probably improve health professional practices in caring for seriously ill newborns. Decisions to scale up these courses in low-income countries must be based on consideration of costs and logistics associated with their implementation, including the need for adequate numbers of skilled instructors, appropriate locally adapted training materials and the availability of basic resuscitation equipment.
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