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Competition for innovative ideas to monitor pregnancy period begins

DHAKA, Sept 8, 2022 (BSS) - A competition titled 'Innovation Challenge Competition on Pregnancy Monitoring 2022' has been launched to find

Siddika akterDewan muhammad humayun kabirSaidur rahmanNitish chandra sarkarAnir chowdhuryGynaecological society of bangladeshDivision nm zeaul alamFamily welfare division additionalHealth servicesDiarrhoeal disease researchHealth services division additionalInnovation lab faruk ahmed jwelInternational centreInnovation challengePregnancy monitoringDirectorate general

Midwifery education is making real impact by improving women's access to safe childbirth

Midwifery education is making real impact by improving women’s access to safe childbirth

United kingdomPrime ministerSiddika akterBangla bondhonDaniel novacSaiful hassan badalRobert chatterton dicksonVibhavendra raghuyamshiUpazila health complexes uzhcsBangladesh national midwifery programmeUnited nations population fundEmbassy of swedenBritish high commissionMinistry of healthInternational development strategyDirectorate general

Midwifery education in Bangladesh has greatly improved women's access to safe childbirth, studies show

In association with the British High Commission in Bangladesh, the Directorate General of Nursing and Midwifery (DGNM) and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) organised a dissemination seminar on Wednesday 1 June 2022, at the auditorium of DGNM in Dhaka, to share findings of two studies on midwifery in Bangladesh.

United kingdomPrime ministerSiddika akterRobert chatterton dicksonEmily hendersonBangla bondhonSaiful hassan badalDaniel novacVibhavendra raghuyamshiUpazila health complexes uzhcsBangladesh national midwifery programmeUnited nations population fundEmbassy of swedenBritish high commissionMinistry of healthInternational development strategy

Evidence shows midwifery education in Bangladesh is making real impact by improving women's access to safe childbirth

Studies show that over last three years Bangladeshi women chose trained midwives for safe childbirth.

United kingdomPrime ministerSiddika akterBangla bondhonDaniel novacSaiful hassan badalRobert chatterton dicksonVibhavendra raghuyamshiBangladesh national midwifery programmeMinistry of healthInternational development strategyGlobal alliance for vaccineBritish high commissionUpazila health complexes uzhcsBetter healthUnited nations population fund

International Day of the Midwife celebrated

DHAKA, May 5, 2022 (BSS) - International Day of the Midwife was observed in the country today as elsewhere across

United kingdomSiddika akterNitish chandra sarkarVibhavendra raghuyamshiNational midwifery programmeBangladesh midwifery societyInternational day of the midwifeInternational dayYear journeyDirectorate generalMedical educationFamily welfare divisionFamily welfare nitish chandra sarkarDirector generalMidwifery siddika akterGovernment directorates

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