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Browsing COLLEGE OF HEALTH & ALLIED SCIENCES by Author "Boadu, Richard O."

Browsing COLLEGE OF HEALTH & ALLIED SCIENCES by Author "Boadu, Richard O."

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  • Evaluation of two newborn resuscitation training strategies in regional hospitals in Ghana 
    Brathwaite, Kimberly P.; Bryce, Fiona; Moyer, Laurel B.; Engmann, Cyril; Twum-Danso, Nana A.Y.; Kamath-Rayne, Beena D.; Srofenyoh, Emmanuel K.; Ucer, Sebnem; Boadu, Richard O.; Owen, Medge D. (Elsevier, 2020)
    Aim: In Ghana, institutional delivery has been emphasized to improve maternal and newborn outcomes. The Making Every Baby Count Initiative, a large coordinated training effort, aimed to improve newborn outcomes through ...
  • Newborn Health Data Transfer in the Cape Coast Metropolis, Ghana 
    Acheampong, Emmanuel Kusi; Adzakpah, Godwin; Boadu, Richard O.; Lasim, Obed O.; Opoku, Richard (Journal of Information Sciences and Computing Technologies, 2018-09-20)
    Newborn data is important for decision making and planning purposes. Data transfer from facilities to district, regional and national levels must have high level of quality to benefit from its use for planning and decision ...
  • The Quality of Newborn Data: Assessment of Data Management and Reporting System 
    Acheampong, Emmanuel K.; Adzakpah, Godwin; Boadu, Richard O.; Lasim, Obed Owumbornyi (International Journal of Public Health Science, 2018-09)
    Data quality assurance through the district, regional and national health information systems is a sure way of having a meaningful interpretation, but this is a challenge in many developing countries. The purpose of this ...
  • The Role of Quality Improvement Process in Improving the Culture of Information among Health Staff in Ghana 
    Boadu, Richard O.; Adzakpah, Godwin; Agyei-Baffour, Peter (Advances in Public Health, 2019-10-27)
    Background. Over the past decades, knowledge and understanding have grown regarding the role that health information systems play in improving global health. Even so, using data to make evidence-informed decisions is still ...

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