Safe Care Saving Lives Standard Operating Procedures
This document provides a set of standard operating procedures to design, implement, and evaluate a quality improvement program. It was developed as part of the Safe Care, Saving Lives quality improvement program which worked to improve the quality of care in public …
Safe Care, Saving Lives Change Package for Quality Improvement in Newborn Care
A change package is an evidence based set of changes that are critical to the improvement of care. This Change Package provides ideas to improve the quality of care in hospital labor rooms and newborn care units. It was developed as part …
Manyata Quality Maternal Care Initiative Featured At World Congress of Gynecology and Obstetrics
One of India’s most promising quality maternal care initiatives was featured at the International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics’ triennial World Congress of Gynecology and Obstetrics in Rio de Janeiro from October 14 to October 19. The Manyata for Mothers program improves the …
Safe Care, Saving Lives Quality Improvement Kit
Quality of care is a key component to achieving universal health coverage. The process of quality improvement consists of systematic and continuous actions that lead to measurable improvements in healthcare processes and outcomes. The benefit of quality improvement is that it helps …
Safe Care, Saving Lives: Lessons Learned
The neonatal mortality rate in India is higher than its neighbors, like Nepal and Bangladesh. While the government of India has worked hard to increase access to healthcare across the country, these efforts have not led to comparable declines in neonatal and …
ACCESS Health India Supports Major Conference in Delhi on Maternal and Child Health
ACCESS Health India and its partners are working hard to build momentum around a major event at end of year in New Delhi. The Partnership for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health Forum will bring together more than one thousand partners dedicated to the the achievement …
ACCESS Health at the 13th International Breastfeeding and Lactation Symposium: Are small and sick babies receiving mother’s own milk in public and private sector Neonatal Intensive Care Units in India
ACCESS Health was recently invited to share learnings from India on quality improvement as part of the 13th International Breastfeeding and Lactation Symposium in Paris. Ajitkumar Sudke, ACCESS Health India’s Director of Quality and Process Improvement and head of our Safe Care, …
Continuous Quality Improvement in Maternal and Newborn Care in Sangareddy Hospital
Margaret Crotty, the Executive Director of the New York based nonprofit, Partnership for Children, and one of the newest members of the Board of Directors of ACCESS Health International, recently visited Sangareddy Hospital in Hyderabad, Telangana to view their maternal and newborn …
Ten Year Anniversary of ACCESS Health International
In 2017, ACCESS Health International celebrated its tenth anniversary. In ten years, ACCESS Health grew from a single office in Hyderabad, India to a global organization with offices in many of the major cities of the world, including New Delhi, Singapore, Beijing, …
Government of Telangana Leads Quality Improvement Initiatives Across the State to Help Save the Lives of Preterm Babies
Healthcare leaders in Telangana joined together at Niloufer Hospital to pledge their support to improve health outcomes for babies born preterm. Premature birth and low birthweight is a leading cause of infant mortality in India. The Government of Telangana has undertaken a …
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