Maternal and Neonatal Health
Maternal and neonatal external information In Bangladesh, 173 maternal deaths occur every 100,000 live births and around 14 mothers die everyday due to complications during pregnancy. The 3 main causes of these deaths are:
- Eclampsia,
- Haemorrhage
- Obstructed or delayed deliveries.
Furthermore, Bangladesh's projected infant mortality rate in 2022 is 22.614 deaths per 1000 live births.
The prime reason behind these deaths is the lack of awareness and facilities present among the public.
According to a survey done, the maternal mortality rate (per 100000 lives birth) and Neonatal mortality rate (per 1000 lives birth) in India is 97 and 27.695 and in Bangladesh is 173 and 22.614.
To control this rate a continuous pregnancy monitoring system which aims to lower maternal and neonatal mortality rates in Bangladesh through generating mass awareness, creating easy communicating networks between soon-to-be mothers and healthcare officials, tracking of the mothers condition and ensuring a safe delivery can be introduced.
The system will work in the following five steps:
- General Information Distribution module: Publicly building awareness about Maternal and Neonatal risks and precautions
- Registration and Appointment module: Registrations and keeping track using our Unique Application and website
- Continuous IoMT monitoring module: Identifying High Risk Pregnancies and providing them with devices
- Birth Assistance Module: Provide Information about nearest clinics, nurse assistance and transportation
- Postpartum monitoring : Keeping tracks of the newborns and mother
Awareness has to be created among the expected mothers, their husbands, the other family members, doctors and the midwives. Awareness has to be built about:
Healthy pregnancies
High Risk Factors
Healthy Food Habits
Usage of Devices
Educate about infectious diseases of newborn
- Knowledge about vaccination
Campaigns
Application
Websites
Sessions through doctors and skilled attendants
- Phone number, SMS or any other messaging platforms
BP machine
ICP
Weighing machine
Pregnancy Belt
ECG machine
Spirometer Machine
- For New born babies: Keeping track of first 28 days, identify possibilities of high risk factors and modifications for the high risk babies
- For mothers: Amount of bleeding, Blood Pressure, heart Rate and healthy approaches to cesarean
Nationwide researches and campaigns held
BRAC deployed Community Health Workers (CHW) and Community Skilled Birth Attendant (CSBA) to Rural areas for reducing maternal and neonatal mortality rate
BRAC reached around 25 million people living in rural areas of 14 districts
Provides services all over the nation
Community health worker-based family planning program by ICDDRB
Experienced and Renowned
Training programs set to make skilled birth attendants
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