“…Chaudhury and Hammer (2006) are currently evaluating the Total Sanitation Campaign in India, and an evaluation of the program in Bangladesh is also under way. Manandhar and others (2004) demonstrate that community-level education of women's groups can improve birth outcomes. Further work might assess whether such education efforts can influence other hygiene behaviors, and the scalability of this approach.…”
Section: Strategies To Promote Individual Behavior Changementioning
“…Chaudhury and Hammer (2006) are currently evaluating the Total Sanitation Campaign in India, and an evaluation of the program in Bangladesh is also under way. Manandhar and others (2004) demonstrate that community-level education of women's groups can improve birth outcomes. Further work might assess whether such education efforts can influence other hygiene behaviors, and the scalability of this approach.…”
Section: Strategies To Promote Individual Behavior Changementioning
“…Ten years ago, a team of local and international health-care researchers worked with women from villages in Nepal, aiming to reduce the high levels of mortality among them and their newborn babies 8 . Women were encouraged to join discussion groups run by a facilitator who helped them to formulate simple strategies to improve perinatal care that would work in their communities -such as the production and distribution of basic, home-birth delivery kits.…”
“…It is, however, a widespread practice even in high-risk environments [48][49][50][51]. Massage and oil applications to clean the child early after birth continue to be a widespread tradition [40].…”
Background: To provide evidence on the global epidemiological situation of neonatal hypothermia and to provide recommendations for future policy and research directions.
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