Effective Adoption and Sustained Use of the WHO Safe Childbirth Checklist Through
Coaching-Based Implementation in Uttar Pradesh, India" by Nabihah Kara, Rebecca …

Shifting childbirth into facilities has not improved health outcomes for mothers and newborns
as significantly as hoped. Improving the quality and safety of care provided during facility …

Background The prevalence of facility-based childbirth in low-resource settings has
increased dramatically during the past two decades, yet gaps in the quality of care persist …

Background: Adherence to evidence-based essential birth practices is critical for improving
health outcomes for mothers and newborns. The WHO Safe Childbirth Checklist (SCC) …

Background Effective, scalable strategies to improve maternal, fetal, and newborn health
and reduce preventable morbidity and mortality are urgently needed in low-and middle …

BACKGROUND: Poor-quality care during institutional births in low-and middle-income
countries is a major contributing factor to preventable maternal and newborn harm, but …

# Background The World Health Organization (WHO) Safe Childbirth Checklist (SCC) was
published in 2015 as a patient safety tool to improve facility-based childbirth care through …

Background India accounts for 27% of world's neonatal deaths. Although more Indian
women deliver in facilities currently than a decade ago, early neonatal mortality has not …

Background A coaching-based implementation of the WHO Safe Childbirth Checklist in Uttar
Pradesh, India, improved adherence to evidence-based practices, but did not reduce …

Background Women delivering in health facilities in sub-Saharan Africa and their newborns
do not always receive proven interventions needed to prevent and/or adequately manage …