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Ethiopia Service Availability and Readiness Assessment 2016
26.03.2017
A summary Reports of the Ethiopian 2016 SARA.
Water, sanitation and hygiene in health care facilities: action-oriented solutions and learning: 2017 Case Studies
26.03.2017
A summary of twenty case studies presented at the Global Learning Event on WASH in health care facilities, Kathmandu, Nepal (March 2017).
Achieving quality universal health coverage through better water, sanitation and hygiene for health care facilities
26.03.2017
A summary of two "deep dives" conducted in Ethiopia (2016) and Cambodia (2017)
WASH in Health Facilities: Let’s Get Practical
26.03.2017
CDC's two phased approach, presented at World Water Week, 2017.
WASH in the context of maternal health and menstrual hygiene in Uganda and India
26.03.2016
A poster showing how Indian and Ugandan health care facilities manage the sanitation needs of special user groups.
Improving the Quality of maternal and newborn care in Health Facilities: WASH as a part of MNH quality improvement
26.03.2016
Presentations given at the Annual Global WASH in HCF Meeting, London, March 2016
WASH in HCF training: WASH Integral to MNH Quality Improvement
26.03.2016
A Presentations given at WASH Futures: Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Conference 2016
Obstetric Facility Quality and Newborn Mortality in Malawi: A Cross-Sectional Study
26.03.2016
One possible explanation of preventable newborn deaths is poor quality of clinical care. This paper assesses facility quality and estimates the association of facility quality with neonatal mortality in Malawi.
Executive Summary: Every woman, every newborn, everywhere has the right to good quality care.
26.03.2016
Maternal Health: An Executive Summary for The LancetÕs Series
WHO Guidelines on Core Components of Infection Prevention & Control Programmes at the National and Acute Health Care Facility Level: two page summary
26.03.2016
These guidelines cover eight areas of IPC and comprise 14 recommendations and best practice statements. These range from the need to set up national IPC programmes, through to a focus on workload, staffing, bed occupancy and WASH.