Providing adequate neonatal care

Description

Providing adequate neonatal care involves ensuring that all newborns receive timely and appropriate medical attention, nutrition, warmth, and hygiene to reduce infant mortality and morbidity. This strategy focuses on equipping healthcare facilities, training staff, promoting early breastfeeding, infection prevention, and access to life-saving interventions for at-risk infants. By addressing preventable causes of neonatal complications, it aims to improve survival rates and long-term health outcomes for newborns, particularly in resource-limited settings.