A SIMPLIFIED TRAINING PROGRAM FOR ESSENTIAL NEWBORN CARE “HELPING BABIES THRIVE”

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A SIMPLIFIED TRAINING PROGRAM FOR ESSENTIAL NEWBORN CARE “HELPING BABIES THRIVE”

ENC BEmONC Preterm “Stillborn” THE CONTINUUM OF MATERNAL/INFANT CARE

GLOBAL CAUSES OF NEONATAL MORTALITY

ESSENTIALS OF NEWBORN CARE

 Develop a simplified training course to assist learners in developing the knowledge and skills necessary to provide every newborn with basic, essential newborn care. OVERALL GOAL:

 Content based on the WHO ENC Training Course and other WHO documents  Simplified approach; low fidelity resources  Interactive learning  Competency-based training  Appropriate for low resource settings  Seamless interface with HBB  Open access platform for availability and distribution ATTRIBUTES:

 Development of content  Review of content by international collaborators  Development of Action Plan(s)  Development of “supplementary material (e.g. Learner Workbook, OSCEs, skills checklists, etc.)  Evaluation of program  “Educational” validation  Test of effectiveness PROGRESS TO DATE: Support from USAID/MCHIP Current Progress

Sara Berkelhamer Carl Bose Sherri Bucher Bill Keenan Joseph de Graft-Johnson Doug McMillan Nalini Singhal Jonathan Spector Harald Eikeland David Roberts WORKING GROUP: