JOURNAL OF AFRICAN NEONATOLOGY

About the Journal

Journal of African Neonatology (JAN) is a quarterly peer-reviewed bilingual journal published by the African Neonatal Association. The Journal accepts and publishes manuscripts in English and French.

Journal of African Neonatology’s full text is available online at www.janeonatology. The journal allows free access (Open Access) to its contents

Current Issue

Vol. 2 No. 1 (2024): Journal of African Neonatology

Published: 2024-05-05

ORIGINAL ARTICLES

Mental stress in mothers of newborns admitted to neonatal intensive care: A cross-sectional, quantitative survey in a tertiary referral hospital in Botswana

Tebogo Tshiamo Orapeleng , Susan Elisabeth Coffin, One Bayani, Britt Nakstad

1– 9
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Acceptability and affordability of point-of-care test in determining ABO and Rhesus D blood group of pregnant women at EkuGeneral Hospital, EKU, DeltaState, Nigeria

Angela A Okolo, Efe Aboloje, Patrick Ekpebe, Harrison Abedi

10 - 14
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ESSAY

Making a case for investing in small and sick newborn care, analyzing the patient journey to identify areas for investment

Leah Seaman

15 - 19
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Arguments pour l'investissementdans les soins aux nouveau-néspetits et malades – Analyser leparcours des patients pouridentifier les domainesd’investissement

Leah Seaman

20 - 25
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Making a case for investing in small and sick newborn care: the case of Zambia

Rodgers Gift , Benkele, Miyanda Maila, Olatubosun Akinola, Vichael , Silavwe, Dorothy Sikazwe

26 - 30
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Plaidoyer en faveur del'investissement dans les soinsaux n nés de petite taille et demaladie: le cas de la Zambie

Rodgers Gift Benkele, Miyanda Maila, Olatubosun Akinola, Vichael Silavwe, Dorothy Sikazwe

31 –36
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Making a case for investing in small and sick newborn care

Noella Hatungimana, Mariachiara Angelon

37 –39
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JOURNAL OF AFRICAN NEONATOLOGY

About the Journal

Current Issue

ORIGINAL ARTICLES

Mental stress in mothers of newborns admitted to neonatal intensive care: A cross-sectional, quantitative survey in a tertiary referral hospital in Botswana

Acceptability and affordability of point-of-care test in determining ABO and Rhesus D blood group of pregnant women at EkuGeneral Hospital, EKU, DeltaState, Nigeria

ESSAY

Making a case for investing in small and sick newborn care, analyzing the patient journey to identify areas for investment

Arguments pour l'investissementdans les soins aux nouveau-néspetits et malades – Analyser leparcours des patients pouridentifier les domainesd’investissement

Making a case for investing in small and sick newborn care: the case of Zambia

Plaidoyer en faveur del'investissement dans les soinsaux n nés de petite taille et demaladie: le cas de la Zambie

Making a case for investing in small and sick newborn care

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