PART 5.3

Data Analytics and Assessment SkillsCommunication SkillsHealth Equity SkillsCommunity Partnership SkillsPublic Health Sciences SkillsLeadership and Systems Thinking Skills
Written By Brian Tolleson

PART 5.3

Infants were dying in rural health centers because they had complications that couldn't be dealt with in those hospitals. Doctors thought that a way to address this would be to transfer them to a larger hospital with more neonatal capacity. But, when the transfer solution was tried, it turned out that more infants were dying. Lives were not being saved. Babies continued to die because the transportation to the secondary or tertiary facilities took so long. The infants could not survive the trip.

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Dr. Nana Twum Danso, Senior Vice President, Global Institute for Healthcare Improvement and Founder and CEO of MAZA

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