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UNICEF Tashkent, uzbekistan
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Maternal and child healthcare: quality matters
UNICEF and Ministry of Health pilote the Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) system in UzbekistanTASHKENT, Uzbekistan, 16 April 2010. – Maternity clinics in eight regions will now be able to continuously assess their day-to-day actions to make them more effective. The new tool at their disposal - called “The Quality of Hospital Care for Mothers and Newborn Babies” - will now help them track progress on using effective perinatal technologies.
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Child deaths in Samarkand hospitals drop rapidly through joint EC and UNICEF support
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Better diagnoses and improved emergency care is saving young lives in Samarkand. |
© UNICEF/Uzbekistan/2009
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Huge health improvement project sees four thousand medical professionals trained in life saving skills
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EC and UNICEF officials open a new maternal and child health training centre in Samarkand |
Quality maternal and child healthcare to reach remote Uzbek communities
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In a sweeping set of nationwide healthcare reforms, Uzbek maternal and child health workers in 9 regions are receiving training in international standards to save more mothers and babies lives. |
UNICEF: Extreme Risks for Pregnant Women and Newborn Babies in Developing Countries
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A mother and child at the Ferghana regional maternity centre. |
Healthcare managers learn and share life saving skills
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Tashkent 15th December, 2008. The first training session for over 26 senior healthcare managers from across Uzbekistan began today at the Tashkent Postgraduate institute. The training is the first of its kind in the joint Ministry of Health, European and UNICEF project that is improving Uzbekistan’s mother and child health services. |
Launch opens landmark mother and child heathcare reform programme in Uzbekistan
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Panelists address the Media. From left: M. Shareef, UNICEF Representative. F. Nazirov, Minister of Health of Uzbekistan and H. Pernet, French Ambassador to Uzbekistan — representing the EU Presidency. |
Quality care for Mum's and kids
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A child’s check up at a Ferghana children's clinic |
The "improvements to the mother and healthcare services in Uzbekistan" programme sounds pretty self explanatory, but it's much bigger than that.
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