Примеры использования Training of midwives на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Training of midwives, West Bank APHEDA.
To handle that problem, the government had ordered the training of midwives and nurses who spoke indigenous languages.
Training of midwives in Apheda, West Bank.
Child and maternal health were the main objectives of the training of midwives conducted by the organization.
Accelerated training of midwives and emergency surgeons.
Improving the quality of services,including family planning, the training of midwives and safe pregnancy terminations;
Training of midwives in West Bank Australian People, Health, Education, Development Abroad APHEDA.
She would like more details on the number of maternity hospitals, and whether any international funding andtechnical assistance had been received for training of midwives.
Another project involved the training of midwives and health workers at rural maternity and health centres.
In addition, the Ministry of Health has actively promoted a programme with midwives that provides recognition and training of midwives within Mayan communities.
To increase the training of midwives to improve the access of women and girls to adequate health care;
Through a project for enhancing access to care in Morocco, made equipment available to a maternity facility in Tazarine, participated in the training of midwives and provided appropriate supplies;
In Sudan, UNFPA supported the training of midwives to fulfil the policy of posting one midwife per village.
Assistance provided by WHO to women's health care facilities in Zambia and Zimbabwe has resulted in improved community-based maternal and child health care,water and sanitation, training of midwives, immunization and family planning and antenatal care.
There is also increased training of midwives and all parishes now have weekly high risk ante natal clinics run by obstetricians.
It furthermore recommends the implementation of measures to guarantee access to quality pre- and post-natal health services and facilities,including training of midwives and traditional birth attendants, paying particular attention to the rural areas of the country;
Examples of development projects implemented by international development actors in conflict and post-conflict settings include projects to: improve women's access to legal institutions; transform gender roles and chronic food insecurity; promote education for women and the economic empowerment of women through employment generation; andimprove the reproductive health of rural women through the training of midwives.
The accelerated efforts included expanding health facilities offering PMTCT, training of Midwives on Nurse Initiated Management of Antiretroviral Therapy(NIMART), which makes lifelong access to ART possible for pregnant women.
A study of women in local government in India found that elected women leaders were more likely to allocate resources to the construction, repair and provision of a variety of public goods(including roads,health clinics, sanitation, transportation, childcare centres and training of midwives) and to achieve results at a lower price.
Enforce its efforts to improve prenatal care and further reduce maternal mortality,including by increasing the training of midwives and ensuring the generalization of specific actions to prevent post-partum bleeding and other major causes of maternal death;
According to information provided by UNFPA, it was the assessment of the Palestinian Ministry of Health(MOH) that the absence of births at checkpoints since January 2009 was due to recent measures taken by the Palestinian Authority, including the opening of three new maternity clinics at Qalqiliya, Salfit and Yatha,as well as the training of midwives to assist births in hard-to-reach places in cases of emergency.
While a number of agencies, including the World Health Organization(WHO),have supported the training of midwives and nurses in Afghanistan and neighbouring countries, the need for qualified female medical staff will remain critical for years to come.
According to information provided by UNFPA, it was the assessment of the Palestinian Ministry of Health(MOH) that the absence of births at checkpoints since January 2009 was due to recent measures taken by the Palestinian Authority, including the opening of three new maternity clinics at Qalqiliya, Salfit and Yatha,as well as the training of midwives to assist births in hard-to-reach places in cases of emergency.
During the Group's discussions with the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women delegation, a concern was raised regarding the suspension of the training of midwives(matrones) by the Ministry of Health, leading to a decrease in the availability of the health care given to pregnant women, especially in rural areas where no prenatal clinics exist.
Major interventions in the Government-held areas included measles campaigns covering hundreds of thousands of children in the drought-affected areas in Darfur and Kordofan States;training of hundreds of health workers; expansion of the integrated management of childhood illnesses approach in 14 States; and training of midwives and provision of midwifery kits in 9 States.
The activities of the Society focused on the deliveryof in-kind credit and agricultural inputs for the eradication of poverty and hunger; the training of midwives, medical health-care workers and civil society members on maternity and childhood health care;
Maternal and Child Welfare Services were established early in the 20th century in Peninsular Malaysia but they existed mainly in urban areas, catering for the families of the British colonists. The year 1923 was a watershed for the Maternal and Child Health(MCH)services with the introduction of legislation for the control of the practice of midwifery and the training of midwives in the Straits Settlements and subsequently in the other states of Peninsular Malaysia.
A number of countries, notably Bangladesh, Indonesia, Mali, Romania and Viet Nam have, as a result of these efforts,initiated programmes that combine improved training of midwives, better access to family planning and women's health services, and improved emergency obstetric care.
In the area of reproductive health, an emphasis had been placed on:(a) maternal health, including increased access to contraception, with a focus on spacing methods;(b)greater training of midwives and other health personnel; and(c) strengthening of emergency obstetric care.
With regard to Goal 4, on reducing child mortality, and Goal 5, on improving maternal health, participants highlighted some good practicesin health-care service provision, such as training of midwives, free medical examinations and other services, immunization programmes and implementation at the community level.