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| Title |
Enhansing Maternal Survival -
A research priority in Low-Income countries
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| Region |
Asia |
| Countries |
Africa, Sri Lanka, Malaysia,
Uganda |
| Project Information |
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| Keywords |
Maternal Mortality, Training,Death,
Poverty, Birth, Survival |
| Organisations |
Department for International
Development (DfID)
JSI(UK) Centre for Sexual and Reproductive
Health, Div. of International Health Dept.
of Public Health Sciences, Karolinska Institute,
Stockholm, Sweden
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| Author |
Gillian Barber |
| Document Type |
Conference Notes |
| Date of Publication |
June 2002 |
| File Name |
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File
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| Abstract |
This thematic day was organised
by the Div. of International Health, Dept.
of Public Health Sciences, Karolinska Institute,
Stockholm, Sweden and Sponsored by SIDA/SAREC
with an open invitation to interested parties.
Gillian Barber, Maternal and Reproductive
Health Adviser, John Snow International (UK)
attended on behalf of the Department for International
Development DfID (UK). The Venue was the Norrbacka
Building,Karolinska Hospital, Stockholm.
The day constituted of a series of presentations
of research undertaken in sub-Saharan Africa
around the areas of maternal health, survival
and mortality. The intention was to review
what has been learned specifically about maternal
survival, consider the next steps and how
to put lessons into action. |
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