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From speakers Charles Opondo & Cally Tann💙 presentation, #Omwana trial Outcomes.

Charles Opondo Cally Tann💙 Peter Waiswa Phillip Wanduru Doris Kwesiga Makerere University School of Public Health Ministry of Health- Uganda Muhumuza Kananura #OmwanaTrial #Economic Evaluation results

MNCH e-Post Issue 123: Kangaroo Mother Care: Reflecting on the OMWaNA trial in Uganda: mailchi.mp/ed50b1f1f249/m… Prof Joy Lawn Melissa Medvedev, MD, PhD Cally Tann💙 stefan swartling peterson

Powerful article by Lilia Sebouai Telegraph Global Health Security on #KMC Uganda trial in The Lancet with Dr Sheila Oyella's story as #OMWANAtrial #pediatrician + parent of 29 weekend son #borntoosoon. London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Makerere University School of Public Health MRC/UVRI and LSHTM Uganda Research Unit NIHR Global Health Peter Waiswa Cally Tann💙 Melissa Medvedev, MD, PhD Newborn Toolkit

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"The Newborn Investment Case presents a strategic approach & financial blueprint aimed at mobilising resources & guiding investments to improve newborn health outcomes focusing on requirements for scaling up newborn care." - Hon. Margaret Muhanga State Min. for Primary Healthcare

Professor Prof Joy Lawn has emphasized the need for more than one intervention to save newborns that are vulnerable to infant mortality as 33000 babies die before reaching 28 days while 22500 are still births. Excerpt from the High Level Table Discussion on New Born Care.

"There is need for more targeted investments in key areas of infrastructure for newborn, human resources including neonatal nursing and improving staffing levels, medical commodities for newborn, equipment and devices for newborn care." - OMWana Trial

"We also need to consider new evidence in caring for newborns in Uganda forexample the OMWaNA trial which showed that Kangaroo Mother Care before stabilisation is a cost effective intervention for caring for preterm babies." Hon. Margaret Muhanga State Min. for Primary Healthcare

Exceptional line up! Please do join… great opportunities for LMIC clinicians and researchers 🤗

Grateful for the partnership Ministry of Health- Uganda, MRC/UVRI and LSHTM Uganda Research Unit & Makerere University School of Public Health for shining a light on the important issue of investing sick newborn care including #KMC before stability TY for your commitment🙏 #OMWaNATrial Prof Joy Lawn Peter Waiswa Melissa Medvedev, MD, PhD

Join us for this months Ubuntu Hub webinar! This month we will focus on community transformation around disability beliefs through effective working with traditional healers 📆Wed 23rd October ⏰ 1-2pm BST 📍 lshtm.ac.uk/newsevents/eve… See you there! 👆

To be continued …on BlueSky and LinkedIn bsky.app/profile/callyt… linkedin.com/in/callytann?u…

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On International Day of #PersonsWithDisabilities, Prof Cally Tann💙 & the Baby BRAiN research team share insights on improving outcomes for children & families affected by newborn brain injury. Read about the study, a partnership with INFANT Centre 👉 bit.ly/3Bdqg5J

Newborn brain injury, is a leading cause of disability in children, especially in low- and middle-income countries. Learn how the Baby BRAiN study at the Unit is using innovative tools to improve outcomes for newborns and families. lshtm.ac.uk/research/centr…

Today, 3rd Dec, on International Day of #PersonswithDisabilities , INFANT Collaborator Prof Cally Tann💙 MARCH Centre, LSHTM London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine & the Baby BRAiN research team share insights on improving outcomes for children & families affected by newborn brain injury. 👉 infantcentre.ie/2024/12/03/lan…

The Baby BRAiN study aimed to improve understanding of newborn brain injury in Uganda. On International Day of #PersonsWithDisabilities, read more on the studies unique insights into the impact of birth complications on the newborn brain. 👉bit.ly/3Bdqg5J