Essential Intrapartum Newborn Care Bulletin is a publication under the Department of Health EINC Scale up project with assistance from the World Health Organization and the Joint Program in Maternal Neonatal Health funded by AusAid. The findings, interpretations and conclusions expressed in this publication is entirely those of the authors and should not be attributed in any way whatsoever to the Department of Health, World Health Organization or the AusAid.

Sunday, June 26, 2011

UnangYakap Embraces 8,962 Healthcare Professionals

Dr. Mianne Silvestre, EINC Team Convenor and WHO Consultant, reports that at least 8,962 healthcare professionals are now aware or knowledgeable in essential intrapartum and newborn care (EINC) practices. We believe this means that mothers and newborns will benefit from safer, quality care from these health facilities.

“From October to May 2011, we tripled our goals when requests for the EINC training course, spontaneously came from private hospitals (12%) and public hospitals in provinces outside NCR (6%).

The biggest chunk of awareness still comes from those who attended lectures of our EINC team or talks provided at special forum (53%). But this number appears understated.

Dr. Silvestre pointed out that it does not capture the number of readers or listeners who have heard the DOH Family Health Office Director Dr. Ed Janairo or Dr. Anthony Calibo on radio and television talk about the benefits of adopting the EINC practices.

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