Liberia: COVID-19 Could Trigger Acute Malnutrition Increase, Says UNICEF - News Summed Up

Liberia: COVID-19 Could Trigger Acute Malnutrition Increase, Says UNICEF


In total, the FUND says, 1,618 health care providers were trained on detection, referral and appropriate management of COVID-19 cases among children, pregnant and breastfeeding women. In support of essential health services for maternal neonatal and child health care, 16 health care providers were trained and conducted a rapid assessment of health facilities in thetwo most affected COVID 19 counties. Containing the COVID-19 pandemic requires a well-coordinated multisectoral response including a system of care, beyond the health care measures. Supporting Delivery of Essential NeedsThe COVID-19 response and preparedness has been decentralized to the county level. Strategic priority 2: Continuity of health, education and social services; assessing and responding to the immediate secondary impacts of the COVID-19 response.


Source: Front Page Africa June 29, 2020 23:26 UTC



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