Current Status and Future Challenges of Child Health Programmes in IndiaSigamani Panneer
Nutrition, health, birth order and seasonality: intra-household allocation among children in rural India Journal of Development Economics (1988) HarrisonGail et al. Under reporting of food intake by dietary recall is not universal: a comparison of data from Egyptian and American women Journal of Nu...
Although sanitation – broadly defined as hygienic means of promoting health through prevention of human contact with the hazards of wastes, particularly human waste – has long been acknowledged as an indispensable element of disease prevention and primary health care programmes, a large number of ...
Immunization against common childhood diseases has been an integral component of mother and child health services in India since 1978. The focus of this paper is to examine the status and performance of ICDS, Bihar on child immunization programme in Patna Sadar and to suggest policy and programmes...
This Results Profile talks about improving child and maternal health in Tamil Nadu, India. Tamil Nadu ranked among the best states in India in terms of human development, needed to reduce its infant and maternal mortality rates, especially among disadvantaged communities and in lagging regions. The...
India's national nutrition and health programmes are largely designed to provide evidence-based nutrition-specific interventions, but intervention coverage... P Menon,CM Mcdonald,S Chakrabarti - 《Maternal & Child Nutrition》 被引量: 10发表: 2016年 Frugal Innovation: Learning from Social Entrepreneurs...
Case Study Kilkari: a maternal and child health service in India Lessons learned and best practices for deployment at scale OCTOBER 2016 GSMA Mobile for Development The GSMA represents the interests of mobile operators worldwide, uniting nearly 800 operators with more than ...
Nutritional status of infants and young children in India across three decades: Analysis of five national family health surveys Article 11 March 2024 Main Wasting is a form of undernutrition that results from a loss of muscle and fat tissue from acute malnutrition. It affects an estimated 45 mi...
exploitation poses a threat to nationaleconomies and has severe negative short and long-term consequences for children such asdenial of education and undermining physical and mental health.UNICEF works with government and non-profit agencies to put in place the necessarypolicy framework to end child ...
emphasised that maternal well-being is tightly linked to child health, and discussed how research collaborations drive our understanding of causes of mortality. The Maternal and perinatal Health Research collaboration (MaatHRI), involving 14 hospitals across 4 states in India, was presented as an exam...