According to the World Health Organization (WHO), such a large number of lives can be saved if the services of rights are consistent everywhere and international standards.
Director of the UN Agency’s maternity, baby, adolescent health and aging program. Anshu Banerjee says, “Extending and investing in midwife services, one of the most effective strategies for improving the health of maternal and newborns worldwide,” said.
In a recently published report, who explained how different countries could support the rights with the help of the international community and to impose the stakeholders concerned.
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Worldwide divers work with constant loyalty for women’s sexual and reproductive health, pregnancy, distribution and postpartum care.
Keeping a sensitive approach independently and culturally at the center, the services are particularly helpful for women living in rural or war-stabbed regions and where it is difficult to reach the hospital.
This type of care plays an important role in reducing the obstacles to access to health care.
WHO expert Ulika Rehstrome Loi said, “Trained divers teach women to rely on their bodies, their skills and their care … Make sure women are as part of the uninterrupted decision -making process and they get the information they need.”
The report emphasizes that the model of midwife services has become more important in the present era, as the delivery additional method has now been created.
Anna Uglas, chief executive officer of the International Diya Federation, said, “A world where the supply is quickly becoming a treatment process, the rights take a human-centric and proof-based method that respects the natural process of birth and re-establish dignity and self-reliance in maternity care.”
Lack of 10 million midwife
At this time, there is a deficit of about 10 million midwives worldwide, which requires effort to overcome the multi-central level.
Anna Uglas said, “The model of midwife services is not just an intelligent solution, it is a compulsory.”
In the WHO report it was clear that the number of midwives is not only health, but also in many areas like education and the role of public awareness promoting is important.
For example, the Dai Sangha launched a public awareness campaign in Morocco, under which leaflets were distributed and partnerships with women and civil society organizations were formed.
As a result of this campaign, a law was passed in 20 2016 that gave a clear definition of the midwife service and it happened for the first time in Morocco.
As an example of Morocco show, policy setting, public support and implementation, all of them are being taken together and each country has to adopt a suitable strategy according to its local needs.
Dye service in rural regions
A campaign from the Palestinian Red Crescent Society, the Palestinian Committee in Norway and the Palestinian Health Ministry on the west coast has worked on the challenges that women in the rural region have faced healthcare.
From 20 to 25 2016, the campaign extended six regional hospitals and 37 villages in coordination with hospitals and communities.
As a result, the unplanned cesarean operation decreased by 20 percent and the birth rate of 21 percent in the birth rate.
They were only short -term results, but according to Dr. Banerjee, the expansion of midwife services also has a long -term effect.
“The model of Midwife Services also improves the experience of women and family care,” she said. It laid the foundation for reliable partnership for health at this subtle head of life. “