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CICH Themes & Projects

CICH Themes

In 2005 the World Health Organization and UNCIEF launched a Regional Child Survival Strategy. This outlines 7 important interventions (called the 'Essential Package') that have clearly been shown to reduce child mortality, and calls for a coordinated, integrated approach that would enable an environment wherein such interventions can be effective.

The work of CICH aims to:

  • Support the local adaptation of the Child Survival Strategy in the Asia Pacific region
  • Improve the knowledge base of effective interventions for reducing child mortality
  • Support local capacity in child health in the Asia Pacific region

CICH Areas for Work

Support the adaptation of the Child Survival Strategy

Papua New Guinea

The Solomon Islands

Improve the knowledge-base for interventions and their implementation

Identifying and supporting effective child health interventions

Improving quality of care for children

  • WHO Pocketbook of Hospital Care for Children
  • The International Child Health Review Collaboration (ICHRC)

Vaccine preventable diseases

  • Rotavirus vaccine
  • Fiji Pneumococcal Project
  • PneumoCarr Project

Acute respiratory infection

  • Oxygen systems in Papua New Guinea

Supporting local capacity

Papua New Guinea

The Solomon Islands

Fiji

Indonesia

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Last Updated 12-Mar-2009. Authorised by: Professor Kim Mulholland. Enquiries: Amanda O'Brien.
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