2016
DOI: 10.1016/s0140-6736(16)31918-3
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Confronting inequality in newborn survival in South Sudan

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“…The National Community At the global level, learnings were used beyond humanitarian settings to inform methodologies for measuring newborn care signal functions in other low resource settings and a newborn medical supply kit for community-and facility-based care [18,19]. The findings of this research have been shared through the Newborn Health in Emergencies webpage hosted by Save the Children [20], blogs disseminated through the Healthy Newborn Network [20][21][22], a correspondence published in The Lancet [23], a public webinar as part of Save the Children's Health and Nutrition Series [24], poster and oral presentations at several international conferences, and research articles in peer-reviewed journals [9][10][11]. Several policy and programmatic changes were also made at the global level such as development of a global roadmap to accelerate newborn health program scale-up in humanitarian settings and the Newborn Health Humanitarian Settings Field Guide that included an implementation toolkit [19,25,26].…”
Section: Scientific Importance Of Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The National Community At the global level, learnings were used beyond humanitarian settings to inform methodologies for measuring newborn care signal functions in other low resource settings and a newborn medical supply kit for community-and facility-based care [18,19]. The findings of this research have been shared through the Newborn Health in Emergencies webpage hosted by Save the Children [20], blogs disseminated through the Healthy Newborn Network [20][21][22], a correspondence published in The Lancet [23], a public webinar as part of Save the Children's Health and Nutrition Series [24], poster and oral presentations at several international conferences, and research articles in peer-reviewed journals [9][10][11]. Several policy and programmatic changes were also made at the global level such as development of a global roadmap to accelerate newborn health program scale-up in humanitarian settings and the Newborn Health Humanitarian Settings Field Guide that included an implementation toolkit [19,25,26].…”
Section: Scientific Importance Of Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%