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Improving newborn infant health development in developing countries.
  1. SHOBHA CHERIAN, Specialist Registrar
  1. St Peter's Hospital
  2. Chertsey, UK

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Improving newborn infant health development in developing countries.Edited by Costello AJ and Manandhar D. Imperial College Press. (Pp 570, hardback; £99.00) UK: Imperial College Press. ISBN 1 86094 097 8

Improving neonatal care, as with improving any service in any part of the world, would require two main components; (a) good quality information and (b) co-ordination to deliver this service to the client. The information required would have to be specific to that region's demographic, geographic, cultural, economic, characteristics, as well as encompass evidence based appropriate technical and scientific information.

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