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World health report 2005: make every mother and child count

By: Vita-Finzi, Leo, ed

Publisher: World Health Organization ; Geneva ; 2005Description: xxiii, 299 p; ill., tblsISBN: 92-4-156290-0Subject(s): HEALTH | INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION | WHO | HEALTH CONDITIONS | HEALTH SERVICES | MEDICINE | HEALTH FACILITIES | PRIMARY HEALTH CARE | CHILD WELFARE | MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH | MATERNAL WELFARESummary: Informs on both an expert analysis of the obstacles to progress in maternal, neonatal and child health, and provides a comprehensive series of recommendations aimed at overcoming them. The report argues for maternal, newborn and child health to constitute the care of the health entitlements protected and funded through public funds and social health insurance systems.

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Informs on both an expert analysis of the obstacles to progress in maternal, neonatal and child health, and provides a comprehensive series of recommendations aimed at overcoming them. The report argues for maternal, newborn and child health to constitute the care of the health entitlements protected and funded through public funds and social health insurance systems.

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