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over 2 years ago · Abuja

I'm thrilled to share that, over the past few months, Thriving Up Initiative has worked as implementing partners for #Healthlearn USA, implementing the Healthlearn online course pilot on Essential Newborn Care for Healthworkers in Abuja, Nigeria. HealthLearn USA created a simple, case-based, smartphone-optimized online course for Primary Healthcare based Healthworkers on Essential Newborn Care with a focus on the first day of birth and teaches essential care that every newborn should receive immediately after birth, covering best practices that when implemented, readily avert many preventable newborn deaths. Working closely with state and local governments and health facility leadership we led and managed all communications with health workers and local authorities, promoted the course to health workers, and provided mobile data bundles to participants (who used their own phones to take the course), with HealthLearn only playing a consultative role. We also conducted a rapid survey of leaders at 10 health facilities where we had participating health workers, assessed staff device ownership and mobile internet access, and collected feedback. The immediate behavioural changes recorded as participants shared how they had immediately begun applying some best practices demonstrated in the course and the excitement and exuberance from the health workers as they shared their feedback, was a testament to how relevant and highly applicable to their work, the course was, as well as indicated significant gains in their knowledge of newborn care. We couldn’t have been more excited about coming on board as implementing partners of the course, as it perfectly aligned with the goals and objectives of our Not Another Number campaign, launched last year, which focuses on strengthening the capacity of healthworkers to provide essential newborn care. From our engagement with State and Local Government authorities to our engagements with the participating healthworkers at their PHCs, we loved implementing this Healthlearn USA course pilot in the FCT and look forward to building on this in the next phase of the project. @USAID @USinNigeria @WHO @WHONigeria @WashFellowship @UNICEF @UNICEF_Nigeria @NphcdaNG @Jhpiego

thethrivequeen's tweet photo. I'm thrilled to share that, over the past few months, Thriving Up Initiative has worked as implementing partners for #Healthlearn USA, implementing the Healthlearn online course pilot on Essential Newborn Care for Healthworkers in Abuja, Nigeria.

HealthLearn USA created a simple, case-based, smartphone-optimized online course for Primary Healthcare based Healthworkers on Essential Newborn Care with a focus on the first day of birth and teaches essential care that every newborn should receive immediately after birth, covering best practices that when implemented, readily avert many preventable newborn deaths.

Working closely with state and local governments and health facility leadership we led and managed all communications with health workers and local authorities, promoted the course to health workers, and provided mobile data bundles to participants (who used their own phones to take the course), with HealthLearn only playing a consultative role.

We also conducted a rapid survey of leaders at 10 health facilities where we had participating health workers, assessed staff device ownership and mobile internet access, and collected feedback.

The immediate behavioural changes recorded as participants shared how they had immediately begun applying some best practices demonstrated in the course and the excitement and exuberance from the health workers as they shared their feedback, was a testament to how relevant and highly applicable to their work, the course was, as well as indicated significant gains in their knowledge of newborn care.

We couldn’t have been more excited about coming on board as implementing partners of the course, as it perfectly aligned with the goals and objectives of our Not Another Number campaign, launched last year, which focuses on strengthening the capacity of healthworkers to provide essential newborn care.

From our engagement with State and Local Government authorities to our engagements with the participating healthworkers at their PHCs, we loved implementing this Healthlearn USA course pilot in the FCT and look forward to building on this in the next phase of the project.

@USAID @USinNigeria @WHO @WHONigeria @WashFellowship @UNICEF @UNICEF_Nigeria @NphcdaNG @Jhpiego

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over 10 years ago

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