Primary Maternal and Neonatal Health

Section I Keynote Reviews.- Report of the Executive Board to the General Assembly on the Development and Activities of IAMANEH.- Maternal Aspects of Maternal and Neonatal Health — A Global Concern.- Primary Maternal and Neonatal Health: A Global Concern — Pediatric Aspects.- Section II: Maternal Health, Neonatal Care and Family Planning.- Interrelations Between Maternal and Neonatal Health and Family Planning: Conceptualization of the Theme.- Health Benefits of Appropriate Timing, Spacing and Avoiding High Parity and Risks of Unplanned Fertility for the Mother.- The Effect of Parity, Birth Intervals and Maternal Age on the Health of the Child.- Socio-Economic, Cultural and Psychological Acceptability of Fertility Control for Protecting the Life and Health of Mother and Infant.- Section III: Future Prospects of Family Planning Programs.- Future Prospects of Family Planning Programs.- Social Benefits of Family Planning.- Health Consequences of Unplanned Pregnancies Versus Contraception.- Systemic Contraception at Primary Health Care Level and Who Should Apply Them.- Intrauterine Device Insertion at the Primary Health Care Level: Who Should Apply Them?.- Mobile Facilities for Vasectomy — A Rational Approach for A Developing Country.- Prospects for A Future Family Planning Program — What Contraceptive Techniques are Feasible at the Primary Health Care Level and Who Should Apply Them: Barrier Methods.- Reversible Methods of Fimbrial Enclosure.- Section IV: Prevention and Cure of Prevalent Infections.- Prevention and Cure of Prevalent Infections in the Mother and the Newborn.- Prevention and Management of Maternal Infectious Diseases During Pregnancy.- Synergism Between Malnutrition and Infection in Infants.- Epidemic of Necrotizing Enterocolitis: Its Possible ViralOrigin.- Vertical Transmission of Hepatitis B Virus and Its Prevention by HBIG.- Section V: Search for Risk Factors Influencing Reproduction.- Monitoring Incomplete Abortion Care at Dacca Medical College.- Study on the Onset of the First Ovulation During the Puerperium.- Smoking and Reproduction.- Environmental Chemicals and Drugs Influencing the Fetus.- Section VI: Maternal and Neonatal Health Care Monitoring.- Maternity Care Monitoring: A New Information System.- Maternity Care and Perinatal Mortality in Indonesia.- Analysis of Data and its Impact on Strategies for Maternal and Neonatal Care.- Maternity Care Monitoring in Twenty-Two Hospitals in West Java.- Concise Screening Scales for High-Risk Mothers and Newborns.- Ten to Fifteen Year Follow-Up of Cases of Neonatal Hyperbilirubinemia Treated with Exchange Transfusion.- Section VII: Strategies for Implementation of Recent Knowledge and Technology Relating to Maternal and Neonatal Health Within Primary Health Care.- Present Perspective of Maternal and Neonatal Health in Pakistan and an Approach to the Problem Through Primary Health Care.- Causes of Maternal Deaths and Strategies for Their Prevention.- Systematic Maternal Health Care in Shanghai.- Achievements in Perinatal and Maternal Health: Survival in Japan.- Achievements in Maternal and Neonatal Health: Survival in Sri Lanka.- Causes of Perinatal Deaths and Prevention in the Context of Primary Health Care in Ghana.- Maternal Mortality at IFE University Teaching Hospital Complex.- Section VIII: Stragegies for Training Primary Health Care Personnel.- Family Planning Strategies For the ‘80S.- Maternal and Neonatal Health Strategies in International Health Programs Within The Context of Primary Health Care.- Development of Manpower for Application of ExistingTechnologies Which are feasible Within Primary Health Care.- Traditional Way of Maternal and Child Health Care in Rajasthan, India.- Training and Supervision of Traditional Birth Attendants at the Primary Health Care Center Level.- Utilization of Mothers For some Aspects of Primary Health Care in Philippine Barangays (Villages).- Section IX: Concluding Remarks.- Future Global Challenge of Primary Maternal and Neonatal Health.- Contributors and Participants.