neoLENS Case Studies
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PATH identified and documented experiences and perceptions of key stakeholders/informants on what it took/takes to establish, scale up, and strengthen inpatient newborn care services. As part of the data collection process and in the final case study, we focused on recording and documenting the objectives and processes in each setting, as well as the evolution for how they reached their current state.
Global case study
The global case study provides an overview of the neoLENS project and details the methodology used to develop the four country case studies.
Ethiopia case study
The story in Ethiopia starts with the launch of inpatient small and sick newborn care, then describes the journey taken to routinize that care. Throughout, the unique strategies and innovations being used in Ethiopia to strengthen the health system are showcased. This case study closes with lessons learned and advice from Ethiopian colleagues for other countries that are interested in implementing similar inpatient small and sick newborn care programs.
India case study
The story in India starts with the launch of inpatient small and sick newborn care, then describes the journey taken to routinize that care. Throughout, the unique strategies and innovations being used in India to strengthen the health system are showcased. This case study closes with lessons learned and advice from Indian colleagues for other countries that are interested in implementing similar inpatient small and sick newborn care programs.
Malawi case study
The story in Malawi starts with the launch of inpatient small and sick newborn care, then describes the journey taken to routinize that care. Throughout, the unique strategies and innovations being used in Malawi to strengthen the health system are showcased. This case study closes with lessons learned and advice from Malawian colleagues for other countries that are interested in implementing similar inpatient small and sick newborn care programs.
Rwanda case study
The story in Rwanda starts with the launch of inpatient small and sick newborn care, then describes the journey taken to routinize that care. Throughout, the unique strategies and innovations being used in Rwanda to strengthen the health system are showcased. This case study closes with lessons learned and advice from Rwandan colleagues for other countries that are interested in implementing similar inpatient small and sick newborn care programs.