1. Late registration of AN mother.2. Lack of minimum four quality AN check up.3. Not identify high risk pregnant women.4. Inadequate health & nutrition education to AN.5. Improper/ lack of counseling for preparation of motherhood.6. No immunization with two doses of Td.7. Non involvement of ASHA/ ANM for decision making for place to conduct delivery. 8. Delivery by untrained birth attendant at home , not in health center/ institution.9. Lack of identification of early high risk factors in pregnant women & new born.10. Lack of immediate transportation of pregnan women & new born I case of emergency. And of course, partial/ no immunization of infants, improper/lack of timely Management in ARIs or acute diarrhreal situation, LBW, malnutrition/infections etc.
We analyzed recent patterns and trends in U.S. infant mortality, with an emphasis on two of the greatest challenges: (1) persistent racial and ethnic disparities and (2) the impact of preterm and low birthweight delivery.
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