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Fanta Kamissoko, enceite de 6 mois (gauche), avec Zeynabou Haidara, une sage-femme, durant une consultaion prénatale au Centre de santé de Kita, Mali en aôut 2010.
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A Sikasso, plus de 50% des petits poids de naissance suivis en Soins Mère Kangourou, ont été sauvés en 2019. Sikasso, Mali, Août 2020.
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Kadidia Sangaré (gauche) porte son noouveau-né au Centre de santé de Bougouni, Mali, avec la sage-femme Korotimi Dembelé, en mars 2018.
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L’infirmière en chef Saran Konate lave un nouveau-né au Centre de santé du village de Karangana, région de Sikasso, Mali, en novemnbre 2015.
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Bahati Traore porte sou bébé prématuré contre elle pour le maintenir au chaud, au Centre de santé de Kita , Mali, en août 2010.
Améliorer la qualité des soins est l’une des stratégies clés du Mali pour réduire la mortalité maternelle et néonatale. Quelques exemples incluent:
The theme for World Patient Safety Day 2025 is ‘Safe care for every newborn and every child.
Devex, in partnership with MSD for Mothers and EWENE, is hosting an event on the sidelines of the 78th World Health Assembly to explore how to accelerate progress in maternal and newborn survival.
Every Woman Every Newborn Everywhere, co-led by WHO, UNICEF and UNFPA, is organizing a ministerial roundtable dinner on May 17th, on the sidelines of the 78th World Health Assembly, to discuss the impact of significant ODA cuts on maternal and newborn health and child survival, and possible responses to this challenge.
The 2025 edition of the State of the world’s nursing provides the most comprehensive and up-to-date analysis of the nursing workforce. The report features new indicators on critical areas for nursing, such as education capacity, advanced practice nursing and remuneration, policy priorities and a compilation of data from each WHO region.
Country profiles reflect each country’s national data and are available for download from the WHO National Health Workforce Accounts data portal.
Every Woman Every Newborn Everywhere and Child Survival Action joint messages on the impact of ODA cuts on maternal, newborn and child health. Prepared for the 78th World Health Assembly, in May 2025.
Investing in midwives is a cost-effective and sustainable strategy to improve maternal and newborn health and well-being and reduce mortality. There is ample evidence to show that care provided by midwives is women centric, significantly advances maternal and newborn health outcomes, strengthens health systems, and helps build future healthier generations.
The Midwifery Accelerator: Expanding Quality Care for Women and Newborns —developed in consultation with governments, global experts, UN agencies, civil society, and providers—calls on governments, funders and other stakeholders to invest in midwifery care to save and transform the lives of women and their newborns around the world.
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Photo © 2020 WHO / Tatiana Almeida. Midwives in Hope Field Hospital, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, in September 2020.
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