Traditional midwives up for intensive training

Traditional midwives up for intensive training
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KIBOSHO School of Nursing (KSN) is set to offer training to traditional midwives aimed at remarkably lowering maternal deaths. That will be attained as the school has initiated a programme to offer midwifery training on its in-service and pre-service ...

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Habari Zinazoendana

10 years ago

TheCitizen

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EDITORIAL: Midwives deserve better

>Tanzania yesterday joined other nations to mark International Day of Midwives, which was celebrated at national level in Musoma, Mara Region. Midwives play a key role not only in childbirth but also in ensuring both mother and baby survive the experience, given the high rate of child and maternal mortality in the country.

 

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TheCitizen

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Midwives accused of negligence

Controversy gripped Temeke Hospital yesterday when a couple refused to take the body of their child who died immediately after it came to the world.

 

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BBC

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IPPmedia

20 May

'Education sector sick, needs intensive care'

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Nominated Member of Parliament James Mbatia (R) contributes to debate in National Assembly in Dodoma yesterday on the 2014/2015 Budget estimates of the Education and Vocational Training ministry. A professor asked to take last year's Standard Seven ...
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10 years ago

BBC

Board game to train African midwives

University researchers create a board game designed to help African midwives prevent women dying in childbirth.

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

05 May

Midwives key to reducing maternal deaths

As the world celebrates the International Day of the Midwife today, lack of skilled attendance at birth remains a major cause of maternal mortality because countries do not have adequate numbers of midwives to provide the needed care.

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

26 Feb

Minister re-ignites debate on male midwives

>The State minister for Higher Education, Mr John Chrysostom Muyingo, has reignited the debate on male midwives, asking nursing bodies to revisit their policies.

 

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