A guide to the provision of safe delivery and immediate newborn care in the context of an Ebola outbreak

This 5-page briefing note “provides information to policy makers and programme managers on how to deliver critical health services for safe delivery and immediate newborn care to prevent increased maternal and newborn mortality due to preventable causes within the context of the [2014-2016] Ebola outbreak in West Africa.”

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