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Midwifery Education and Maternal and Neonatal Health Issues: Challenges in Pakistan
Language:
English
Series/Journal Title:
Journal of Midwifery and Women’s Health
Volume:
52
Issue:
4
Copyright:
2007
Cost:
Free to individuals or institutions in developing countries. Charge for all others.
Description:
Although numerous health care interventions have been implemented in Pakistan, the high maternal and neonatal mortality rates still remain a challenge. Developed countries have reduced maternal and neonatal mortality rates by improving the skill and knowledge levels of nurse-midwives. This paper reviews maternal and neonatal health issues, challenges in current midwifery education, and the role of government and international agencies in Pakistan. [from abstract]
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