Dr. Abla Al -Alfi, Deputy Minister of Health and Population, headed an expanded meeting of NGOs in Beheira Governorate, in the presence of Dr. Islam Abdullah Azzim, Director of the Governorate Health Affairs Directorate, Dr. Mervat Fouad, Head of the Central Administration for Family Development, and Dr. Rasha Fawzi, Assistant Governor of the Beheira for Health and Initiatives, along with a number of leaders The province.
& nbsp; In this context, pointing out that the private sector is witnessing a remarkable increase in these percentages compared to the public sector. Before childbirth to determine the most appropriate option for each case, along with the gathering of the birth file with an accurate recording of the details of each case, whether natural or caesarean section. She also pointed to the cooperation protocol with the room of health care providers, aimed at training medical cadres and raising their efficiency to improve the quality of the services provided. Mothers and children.
& nbsp; The national strategy for the support of natural birth and the reduction of unnecessary cesarean delivery. Function.
& nbsp; The meeting witnessed a fruitful dialogue, during which the attendees exchanged proposals to meet the challenges related to the height of cesarean deliveries, and to enhance family planning services in line with health and population needs. And a comprehensive nutritional for the mother and the child from the beginning of pregnancy until the child reaches his second year, to ensure healthy growth and establish a generation with better life opportunities.
& nbsp; Al -Latif, Undersecretary of the Directorate, and Dr. Mervat Fouad, Head of the Central Administration for Family Development. The required.
& nbsp; Marriage. To improve access to it.
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& nbsp; She also visited the pregnancy follow -up room, and reviewed the records of all services, while ensuring the availability of the necessary medical supplies. The level of her satisfaction with the service, and visited the family medicine room to review the therapeutic protocols of the mother and the child, in addition to following up the vitamins stock.
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