Practical Resources on Maternal Health Care, HIV/AIDS, and Human Resources for Health Now on ReproLinePlus: www.reprolineplus.org<http://www.reprolineplus.org>

ReproLinePlus (www.reprolineplus.org<http://www.reprolineplus.org>) provides technical resources for global health practice. Resources on the website can be used to train competent health care workers, strengthen health systems, improve quality of care, and build knowledge and skills. Topics include Maternal, Newborn and Child Health; Family Planning and Reproductive Health; HIV/AIDS Prevention and Care; Cervical Cancer Prevention and Treatment; Infection Prevention and Control; Malaria; and Tuberculosis.

NEW RESOURCES

View these new practical resources now on ReproLinePlus.

MATERNAL HEALTH CARE


*         Helping Mothers Survive Bleeding After Birth Training Package (2013)

http://reprolineplus.org/resources/helping-mothers-survive-bleeding-after-birth-training-package

This training package is designed for teams of frontline health workers who provide care at birth for women and newborns.


*         Free e-learning courses on maternal health care for frontline workers
http://reprolineplus.org/learning-opportunities

The Learning Opportunities section of ReproLinePlus offers free, e-learning courses on maternal health care topics such as managing postpartum hemorrhage, pre-eclampsia and eclampsia, prolonged and obstructed labor, and postabortion care.

HIV/AIDS


*         PEPFAR's Best Practices for Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision Site Operations: A Service Guide for Site Operations (2013)
http://reprolineplus.org/resources/pepfar%E2%80%99s-best-practices-voluntary-medical-male-circumcision-site-operations-service-guide

This guide provides implementing partners with a comprehensive and consistent process for establishing new VMMC services for HIV prevention.

HUMAN RESOURCES FOR HEALTH


*         Systemic Management of Human Resources for Health: An Introduction for Health Managers (2013)
http://reprolineplus.org/resources/systemic-management-human-resources-health-introduction-health-managers

This manual presents the basic components of a human resources for health system, and explains why and how they have to work in synergy to contribute to the achievement of the health sector strategic goals.

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