Supplement 05 December 2008

Using Research for Newborn Health Interventions

Financial support was provided by United States Agency for International Development (USAID) to WHO for the organization of the workshop.

Reviews

Introduction: Using research for improved delivery of newborn health interventions
- R Bahl
- J C Martines
- P Pelto
Review5 Dec 2008 Journal of Perinatology
Developing community-based intervention strategies to save newborn lives: lessons learned from formative research in five countries
- Neonatal Mortality Formative Research Working Group
Review5 Dec 2008 Journal of Perinatology
Care-seeking practices in South Asia: using formative research to design program interventions to save newborn lives
- U Syed
- N Khadka
- S Wall
Review5 Dec 2008 Journal of Perinatology
How did formative research inform the development of a women's group intervention in rural Nepal?
- J Morrison
- D Osrin
- A Costello
Review5 Dec 2008 Journal of Perinatology
Childbirth practices in rural Rajasthan, India: implications for neonatal health and survival
- S D Iyengar
- K Iyengar
- K K Deora
Review5 Dec 2008 Journal of Perinatology
Care-seeking practices in rural Rajasthan: barriers and facilitating factors
- P Mohan
- S D Iyengar
- K Sen
Review5 Dec 2008 Journal of Perinatology
How did formative research inform the development of a home-based neonatal care intervention in rural Ghana?
- Z Hill
- A Manu
- B R Kirkwood
Review5 Dec 2008 Journal of Perinatology
Early initiation of breast-feeding in Ghana: barriers and facilitators
- C Tawiah-Agyemang
- B R Kirkwood
- Z Hill
Review5 Dec 2008 Journal of Perinatology
Community perceptions of birth weight in rural Uttar Pradesh, India: implications for care of low-birth-weight infants
- G L Darmstadt
- V Kumar
- and the Saksham Study Group
Review5 Dec 2008 Journal of Perinatology
Newborn umbilical cord and skin care in Sylhet District, Bangladesh: implications for the promotion of umbilical cord cleansing with topical chlorhexidine
- M A Alam
- N A Ali
- P J Winch
Review5 Dec 2008 Journal of Perinatology
Symptom-specific care-seeking behavior for sick neonates among urban poor in Lucknow, Northern India
- S Awasthi
- N M Srivastava
- S Pant
Review5 Dec 2008 Journal of Perinatology

Using Research for Newborn Health Interventions

Reviews

Introduction: Using research for improved delivery of newborn health interventions

Developing community-based intervention strategies to save newborn lives: lessons learned from formative research in five countries

Care-seeking practices in South Asia: using formative research to design program interventions to save newborn lives

How did formative research inform the development of a women's group intervention in rural Nepal?

Childbirth practices in rural Rajasthan, India: implications for neonatal health and survival

Care-seeking practices in rural Rajasthan: barriers and facilitating factors

How did formative research inform the development of a home-based neonatal care intervention in rural Ghana?

Early initiation of breast-feeding in Ghana: barriers and facilitators

Community perceptions of birth weight in rural Uttar Pradesh, India: implications for care of low-birth-weight infants

Newborn umbilical cord and skin care in Sylhet District, Bangladesh: implications for the promotion of umbilical cord cleansing with topical chlorhexidine

Symptom-specific care-seeking behavior for sick neonates among urban poor in Lucknow, Northern India

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