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The problem which I am committed to solves are.

1.low-income,rural and marginalized women have less access to quality care.

2. Young women and adolescent are at increase risk
3. Nutritional Status
4. Unsafe  abortions
5. Humanitarian Emergencies and  Displacement
 the global community agrees on the clinical interventions needed to improve maternal and newborn health and nutrition, there are still gaps in service. This brief highlights four strategies that have the potential to address these gaps: 
1. Ensure access to quality maternal and newborn care, including midwifery care
2.Expand community-level strategies to reach the most vulnerable girls and women
3.Address unintended pregnancy through modern contraception and increase access to safe abortion
4.Provide maternal and newborn nutrition education, counseling, and support — 
and promote exclusive breastfeeding 
Ensure Access to Quality Maternal.

. In spite of substantial advances in maternal and newborn health over recent decades, roughly 3000 women still die due to pregnancy-related complications every year. There is widespread evidence and agreement within my global community on what I needs to be done to prevent these deaths and improve the health, nutrition, and wellbeing of women and babies. 

Clinical interventions and health services need to be delivered across a continuum of care — before, during, and after pregnancy. I enhanced focus on the role that nutrition plays in saving lives and safeguarding the health of women, men, girls and boys — including newborns. Good nutrition is essential for physical growth, mental development, performance, productivity, health, and wellbeing across the entire life-span, making nutrition a sound investment for any country.My interventions is to brief not only address the leading causes of maternal and newborn death and disabilities, but they also explore solutions and overall health and wellbeing, encompassing good nutrition and the prevention and treatment of maternal injuries.

My innovation and researchInvesting in research and development is critical to support the design, testing and scale-up of new and innovative care approaches. Examples of low-cost products and technologies that could positively impact survival rates in low- and middle-income countries include Bubble Continuous Positive Airway Pressure and point-of-service diagnostic tools  Less dramatic but equally important are process improvements within facilities, such as task-shifting roles or applying ergonomic principles to set up new units or teams. Some innovative partnerships have advanced the rapid roll-out of health interventions, such as the Helping Babies Breathe global public–private partnership.

Both special and intensive newborn care require skilled staff, dedicated equipment, and robust infrastructure. The likelihood that a small or sick newborn will survive 
and go on to thrive in later life depends on the family’s ability to access the right level of care quickly during 
the newborn period and later on as the child develops. To ensure this access, countries need a resilient, wellconnected, coordinated health system with a strong referral network.

 In spite of substantial advances in maternal and newborn health over recent decades, roughly 3000 women still die due to pregnancy-related complications every year. There is widespread evidence and agreement within the global of my community on what I needs to be done to prevent these deaths and improve the health, nutrition, and wellbeing of women and babies. 
Clinical interventions and health services need to be delivered across a continuum of care — before, during, and after pregnancy. I enhanced focus on the role that nutrition plays in saving lives and safeguarding the health of women, men, girls and boys — including newborns. Good nutrition is essential for physical growth, mental development, performance, productivity, health, and wellbeing across the entire life-span, making nutrition a sound investment for any country.My interventions is to brief not only address the leading causes of maternal and 
newborn death and disabilities, but they also explore solutions and overall health and wellbeing, encompassing good nutrition and the prevention and treatment of maternal injuries.

Training and deploying community health workers (CHWs):my community health workers can play an important role in increasing access to essential health information services and can be instrumental in providing care to underserved populations, including youth and adolescents, in rural areas, and in humanitarian settings. Community health workers receive a limited amount of training to deliver a wide range of health and nutrition services to the members of their communities and to promote sound practices, such as breastfeeding. They typically remain in their home village or neighborhood, serving as a link between their neighbors and the health facility or formal health 

The solution is innovationand researchI Investingin research and development is critical to 

support the design, testing and scale-up of new and 
innovative care approaches. Examples of low-cost products and technologies that could positively impact 
survival rates in low- and middle-income countries 
include Bubble Continuous Positive Airway Pressure and point-of-service diagnostic tools  Less dramatic but equally important are process improvements within facilities, such as task-shifting roles or applying ergonomic principles to set up new units or teams. Some innovative partnerships have advanced the rapid roll-out of health interventions, such as the Helping 
Babies Breathe global public–private partnership.

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My innovation and research
Investing in research and development is critical to 
support the design, testing and scale-up of new and 
innovative care approaches. Examples of low-cost products and technologies that could positively impact 
survival rates in low- and middle-income countries 
include Bubble Continuous Positive Airway Pressure and point-of-service diagnostic tools  Less dramatic but equally important are process improvements within facilities, such as task-shifting roles or applying ergonomic principles to set up new units or teams. Some innovative partnerships have advanced the rapid roll-out of health interventions, such as the Helping 
Babies Breathe global public–private partnership.

My innovation and research
Investing in research and development is critical to 
support the design, testing and scale-up of new and 
innovative care approaches. Examples of low-cost products and technologies that could positively impact 
survival rates in low- and middle-income countries 
include Bubble Continuous Positive Airway Pressure and point-of-service diagnostic tools  Less dramatic but equally important are process improvements within facilities, such as task-shifting roles or applying ergonomic principles to set up new units or teams. Some innovative partnerships have advanced the rapid roll-out of health interventions, such as the Helping 
Babies Breathe global public–private partnership.