This article examines the impact of essential primary care on neonatal health, suggesting evidence-based practices for improvement.
Newborn care is a critical component of neonatal health and survival. Appropriate primary care during the first hours and days of life significantly reduces neonatal morbidity and mortality. Essential newborn care includes immediate assessment, thermal protection, hygienic cord care, early initiation of breastfeeding, infection prevention, and continuous monitoring of the infant's condition. This article examines the principles, importance, and modern approaches to primary newborn care, emphasizing evidence-based practices that contribute to healthy growth and development.
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