It's greener simply because this is a continuum of change, improvement and discovery.
A part from the GMIS, other interventions such as the rapid expansion of midwife coverage to all health centres; improvement of continuum of care for mothers, newborns and children; improvement of referral system; development of delivery waiting rooms at health centres in rural areas; and the expansion of contracting, health equity funds and vouchers are also contributing to this major change.
Over half of women reported being involved in household decision-making in 2003 and 2008, though this proportion decreased dramatically to 37.8% in 2013: a surprising finding, given expectations of improvements across the continuum of women's empowerment, but possibly due to continuing adherence to conservative values.
Results of a previous study in Bauchi, a northeastern state, also used similar LQAS data and reported similar inter-LGA variations in the indicators of continuum of care although only modest improvements in these indicators were reported (31).
Identifying opportunities for improvement along the continuum of HF care could contribute to reducing hospitalization and re-hospitalization rates of HF patients [ 25– 27].
In Tanzania, the model was applied in a context of a weaker volunteer CTC provider programme and was complementary to work being done at the facility level to expand improvement across the continuum of care.
Together with the improvement of the HIV care continuum of migrants, these strategies would contribute to move closer to the ambitious "90-90-90" glofal thegets of the UNAIDS [ 27].
Generating and Disseminating Knowledge for ECD Develop a multiyear, integrated research and evaluation agenda, coordinated across organizational levels and regions, that includes a continuum of formative and summative evaluation to support programme improvement (UNICEF HQ).
As part of a quality improvement study to promote a continuum of care from the birthing room to discharge home from hospital, we explored women's expectations and experiences of current in-patient care.
It is now widely acknowledged that effective efforts aimed at improving child health in resource-poor countries must be preceded and underpinned by improvement in maternal health within a continuum of care from pregnancy to adolescence [ 1].
