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The provision of high-quality care to sick newborns presents challenges in any health system. International guidelines suggest that even for babies who do not require intensive care, there should be one nurse for every 2 – 4 sick babies. However, recent studies conducted in Nairobi show that one nurse takes care of between 20 – 40 newborns. In a recently published policy brief the KEMRI Wellcome Trust programme highlights the experience of nurses in Nairobi’s New Born Units.
Peter Horby
FRS Peter Horby - Moh Family Foundation Professor of Emerging Infections and Global Health
Thuong Thuong Nguyen
Thuong Thuong Nguyen - Associate Professor
Joel Tarning
Joel Tarning - Professor of Clinical Pharmacology
Vitalija Skarbaliute Da Silva
Vitalija Skarbaliute Da Silva - Research Grants Manager/Deputy Business Manager
Arjen Dondorp
Arjen Dondorp - Professor of Tropical Medicine
Philippe Guérin
Philippe Guérin - Professor of Epidemiology and Global Health
Bridget Wills
Bridget Wills - Professor of Tropical Medicine
Louise Thwaites
BSc MBBS MRCP MD DMSMed MLCOM Louise Thwaites - Associate Professor
Chris Paton
Chris Paton - Head of the Global Health Informatics Group
H Rogier van Doorn
H Rogier van Doorn - Professor of Infectious Diseases
Wirichada Pan-ngum
Wirichada Pan-ngum - Associate Professor
Ronald Geskus
Ronald Geskus - Professor of Medical Statistics
Paul Turner
MB BS, PhD, FRCPCH, FRCPath Paul Turner - Professor of Paediatric Microbiology