Newborn Toolkit - Register for upcoming webinars on investing in newborn care!
The Implementation Toolkit for Small and Sick Newborn Care<https://www.newborntoolkit.org/?language=en> (SSNC) is an online resource platform, co-created by NEST360 and UNICEF, that contains learnings, tools, and readings for implementers working in SSNC to act, use, share, and learn.
The Implementation Toolkit for SSNC is hosting two upcoming webinars ahead of World Prematurity Day 2023. Please share with your networks!
Title: Where is the money for newborns?
Time: November 7th, 1pm GMT
Information: Join us for a webinar on November 7th where we will be discussing two exciting new papers published in Lancet Global Health:
* Donor aid mentioning newborns and stillbirths, 2002-19: an analysis of levels, trends, and equity<https://www.thelancet.com/journals/langlo/article/PIIS2214-109X(23)00378-9/fulltext>
* Research funding for newborn health and stillbirths, 2011-20: a systematic analysis of levels and trends<https://www.thelancet.com/journals/langlo/article/PIIS2214-109X(23)00379-0/fulltext>
The webinar will conclude with a panel discussion on investment for newborn care with perspectives representing government, donor agencies, research funders, and lived experiences.
*This webinar has live translation into French
Link to webinar: https://www.newborntoolkit.org/events/financing?back_action=%2Fevents&la...
Title: Announcing the Winners - Essay Contest - Making a Case for Investing in Small and Sick Newborn Care
Time: November 14th, 1pm GMT
Information: Join us as we announce the English and French Essay winners of our first joint initiative with the African Neonatal Association to mobilise ideas and action for investing in Small and Sick Newborn Care (SSNC) at international, national, and local levels using resources from the Newborn Toolkit website!
It's been another momentous and eventful year in the world of Small and Sick Newborn Care. The Newborn Toolkit team will look back at our main achievements over the past twelve months. In addition, we'll be showcasing some new improvements and additions to the website that reflect the latest guidance on implementation best practices in newborn care.
*This webinar has live translation into French
Link to webinar: https://www.newborntoolkit.org/events/competition-winners-for-investment...
HIFA PROFILE
Lauren Allison RN, BScN, MScPH
Research Assistant in Knowledge Management for Newborn Implementation
Department of Infectious Disease Epidemiology, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, UK.
E-mail:lauren.allisonATlshtm.ac.uk
