Neonatal sepsis is one of the commonest causes of. neonatal death in the developing world
accounting for 30-50% of all neonatal deaths per year. The reported incidence of neonatal …

Introduction: Child health in a population has traditionally been assessed by monitoring two
key rates-Infant mortality rate and neonatal mortality rate. There is lack of data in respect to …

BACKGROUND: Ninety-six percent of the world's 3 million neonatal deaths occur in
developing countries where the majority of births occur outside health facility. The objective …

The neonatal mortality rate is still high in Bangladesh. It is crucial to identify areas where
health care can be enhanced in order to improve newborn outcomes. The objective of this …

Neonatal mortality is one of the very important indicators, which reflect country's
development. A better understanding of events determining the mortality of neonates could …

In India neonatal infection is a major killer among all causes of neonatal deaths. Various
community based studies report sepsis as a cause of neonatal death in 20-50% of casesH …

The aim of this thesis is to describe and perform an ethical analysis of a much discussed
ethical dilemma in modern medicine, end-of-life decisions for neonates, and to do so using …

The concept of regionalized perinatal care has been around for more than 35 years in the
developed countries of United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and USA. The …

Objective: The burden of neonatal sepsis is huge in India, a hospital based study suggest
neonatal sepsis rate 30 per 1000 live births whereas a community based study indicates 2.7 …

Introduction: It is a known fact that neonatal mortality is the major contributor of under five
mortality. Many neonatal Intensive care units are being strengthened in low resource …