Basic maternal and newborn care : a guide for skilled providers / authors Barbara Kinzie, Patricia Gomez ; editor Rebecca Chase.
Material type: TextPublication details: Baltimore, MD : JHPIEGO, c2004.Description: xxiv, 58, 136, 130, 64 p. : ill. ; 28 cmISBN:- 9780929817828 (spiral bound)
- 0929817826 (spiral bound)
- 618/.04231 23
- RG 951 KIN 2004
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"First published February 2004. Reprinted September 2004 with additional information and modified cross-referencing"--T.p. verso.
"JHPIEGO (pronounced "JA-PYE-GO") is one word, not an acronym; it reflects our linkage with The Johns Hopkins University and its global recognition"--Www.jhpiego.com.
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"The MBNC manual is intended for use by skilled providers (including midwives, doctors, and nurses) who care for women and newborns in low-resource settings. Basic care can be given in a variety of sites, including the woman's home, the peripheral health center, and the district referral hospital. It is assumed that the skilled provider will furnish all basic care services, identify and manage common complications, and stabilize (if necessary) and refer/transfer women and newborns needing additional interventions. It is recognized, however, that some skilled providers will also be capable of treating more complex conditions" ( --Preface).
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