These international anthropometric standards were developed to assess newborn size in routine clinical practice that are intended to complement the WHO Child Growth Standards and allow comparisons across multiethnic populations.
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FAITH ONYANGORE
5 Jan 2024
accuracy is the aim for better monitoring of outcomes
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Winifrida Kidima
30 Mar 2023
This is an important course for individuals interested in maternal-fetal health
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Saleema Aziz Gulzar
20 Feb 2023
This is useful course for HCPs in new maternal and child health
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mehreenamer
8 Sep 2022
Very informative and i am doing a research study related to wasting and this course will going to help me.Thank you
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Sandra Lima Ornelas
7 Dec 2019
Thank you for the opportunity to learn about this subject so important in newborn clinical practice
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Daniele Fernanda Damasceno
5 Mar 2019
Me sinto horada em realizar mais um curso relacionado a um assunto tao prazeroso e de crescimento proficional.
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Mohamed Yahya
2 Aug 2017
good study
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Martha Ann Mwendafilumba 21 Jun 2017
It is interesting to learn about measuring length for Newborn. Length has only been done in babies 6 months and above in Zambia and basically for nutrition purposes. Is this something that can be recommended to countries? How do developing countries manage the supply of the measuring boards? There will also be need to address the cultural or community perceptions related to boards. In Zambia during one of the nutrition program I coordinated boards were not well accepted by local communities, they were equated to coffins and there were a lot of rumours about it e.g. community were told by fellow community members that health providers were measuring size of the coffin to be bought for their child and would die in a short period.
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May N. O. Okoro
14 Jun 2017
It is my desire that Intergrowth-21st standards for new born gain a better footing in resource constrain environment, with improvement in standard of care using skilled health force, Neonatal mortality and morbidity will grossly reduced. Early abnormalities will also be detected especially in malnourished infants.
Kudos to INTERGROWTH-21st Century Standards for new born and other collaborating partners. -
apogbayire
14 Jun 2017
So glad to learn about this. Is this being adopted and used by countries? How is this going to impact on growth monitoring? Ghana is currently measuring weight for height and weight for age combined but only for children under five. It will be interesting to add the unborn child too.
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Jackeline Alger
27 Aug 2016
I would like to know if the standards are still being collected. Is there any interest to collect data from regions not yet represented?
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Matilda Bannerman Wulff
26 Aug 2016
So glad for this course, also asking how to get the seca scale and the other measure
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