Sentence examples for attendants training from inspiring English sources

In Tanzania the last formal traditional birth attendants training were done in 1980s.

Of all community health workers, the impact of traditional birth attendants' training is the only one that has been systematically studied and addressed [ 11- 13].

Mosquito nets have been distributed for pregnant woman, traditional birth attendants trained.

The teams include traditional birth attendants trained to help women giving birth outside a hospital setting (most women give birth at home).

Table  3 provides an overview of the proportion of annually reported deliveries by type of attendants (trained health personnel and traditional birth attendants) and by location (in health centres, in hospitals and at home) between 2006 and 2011.

In Bangladesh, higher use of birth attendants trained specifically to recognize signs of birth asphyxia may have made mothers more aware of signs of the event that account for this difference.

A 2013 study by Msemo et al. in nine Tanzanian hospitals showed that provision of newborn resuscitation – specifically, by skilled birth attendants trained in Helping Babies Breathe (HBB) – reduced neonatal mortality by 47% [ 15].

In rural India, Kumar et al. [ 97, 98] reported that asphyxia-associated perinatal mortality was 70% lower [P < 0.05] among babies delivered by traditional birth attendants trained to perform resuscitation using a mucous extractor and bag-and-mask resuscitation device (advanced resuscitation) versus simplified resuscitative training.

At the facility level, a three-day training on medical abortion as per the national medical abortion protocol was provided to 13 skilled birth attendant-trained nurses and auxiliary nurse midwives in coordination with the Family Health Division and National Health Training Centre.

By A. Sami Malik Antenatal and postnatal care for women in rural Pakistan has improved dramatically, thanks in part to the work of women like Shagufta Shahzadi, a skilled birth attendant trained under a UNICEF-supported programme.

In Pakistan, a skilled birth attendant delivers health and safety for mothers and children Antenatal and postnatal care for women in rural Pakistan has improved dramatically, thanks in part to the work of women like Shagufta Shahzadi, a skilled birth attendant trained under a UNICEF-supported programme.