Baylor College of Medicine Children’s Foundation / Columbia University / American College of Obstetricians / Infectious Diseases Institute / /
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healthcare facility / supply chain / social franchise network / franchise network / transportation / respectful delivery services / host country health management information systems / health information systems / health services / referral services / HIV prevention / transportation networks / parallel systems / real-time responses / food / quality newborn care services / childbirth services / electricity / malaria prevention / normal delivery services / healthcare infrastructure / healthcare system / secured cement donations / health management information systems / district information systems / facility-based maternal healthcare / maternal and newborn health services / digital communications platform / response systems / health systems / district-level healthcare workers / districtlevel health networks / obstetric services / healthcare providers / data collection systems / /
MedicalCondition
HIV / preterm labor / malaria / preterm birth / HIV/ AIDS / HIV/AIDS / /
Columbia University / World Health Organization / ELMA Foundation / Ugandan government / Medicine Children’s Foundation / U.S. government / Center for Infectious / Baylor College of Medicine Children / Baylor University / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / United States Agency for International Development / Infectious Diseases Institute / Global Movement / the American College / Ugandan Society for Obstetricians and Gynecologists / Ministry of Health / /
A quantitative evaluation of the initiative’s first year by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention revealed a 30% decrease in the maternal mortality ratio in target districts of Uganda and a 35% reduction in t