MaternalNewbornHealth-UniversityofPittsburgh.pptVIP

;KEY ISSUES;Maternal Newborn Health :Where we stand;Maternal Newborn Health :Where we stand;Global scenario-Maternal health;Global Scenario-Neonatal Health;The big divide;2001-2003;;Medical Causes of Neonatal Deaths-India;Infant deaths within 7 days of birth;Infant Mortality Rates by State;Infant Mortality Rate-Rajasthan;Infant Mortality Rate by Demographic Characteristics;Childhood Mortality Rates by Sex;Steady Decline in Infant Mortality Rates India;;Creating a supporting environment;Creating a supportive environment for women children;Promoting a healthy behavior;Quality education a decent living;Percentage of women aged 20-24 married before age 18;Antenatal Coverage -Rajasthan;;Continuum of care across time location: Risks opportunities;;First 28 Days of life;Nutrition among women;Antenatal care;Women* Who Received Antenatal Care;Deliveries at institutions / by skilled birth attendants;Percentage point change between NFHS-2 and NFHS-3;Institutional deliveries –Rajasthan;Post natal care for mothers;Only one in four children in India are breastfed within 1 hour of birth;Every year at least six million children in India are born with low birth weight which gives them a disadvantaged start in life ;;Strengthening health systems;;Proposed action framework;Essential Services for mothers newborn children;Critical points for service delivery;Supportive environment;The continuum of care across  time location-‘Risks opportunities’;Key actions;Key actions;Strengthening health systems to improve maternal newborn health;Contd.;The Rate of Progress;The Rate of Progress;Comprehensive Programming for Reducing Maternal Mortality ;What will make it happen