Leadership, action, learning and accountability to deliver quality care for women, newborns and children

Recognizing the need for action, the governments of Bangladesh, ôte d’Ivoire, Ethiopia, Ghana, India, , Nigeria, Uganda and United Republic Tanzania, together with WHO, United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), the United Nations Population (UNFPA), implementation and other stakeholders, have the Network for Improving of Care for Maternal Newborn Child Health care. 10 The network has to pursue the ambitious goals of maternal and newborn deaths stillbirths and improving experience care in participating health facilities five years of implementation. the leadership of the participating ’ health ministries, the will support the implementation national frameworks for quality by pursuing four strategic: (i) leadership by building and national institutions and for improving quality of care; (ii) action by accelerating and sustaining of quality-of-care packages through operationalizing standards-based approach quality improvement; (iii) learning by joint learning and generating on quality planning, improvement control of health services; (iv) accountability by developing, and sustaining institutions mechanisms for accountability quality maternal, neonatal and child services that are equitable and.