Impact of family-centred postnatal training on maternal and neonatal health and care practices in district hospitals in two states in India: a pre–post study

• Anand Kumar,
• Seema Murthy,
• Sehj Kashyap,
• Nikhil Ramnarayan,
• Baljit Kaur,
• Amanda F Spielman,
• Sahana SD,
• Rashmi Pant,
• Rajkumar N,
• Ramaswamy Premkumar,
• Tanmay Singh,
• Bhanu Pratap,
• Shahed Alam

Affiliations

Anand Kumar

9 Training, Aurora Health Innovations LLP, Bangalore, India

Seema Murthy

Aurora Health Innovations, Bengaluru, India

Sehj Kashyap

Center for Biomedical Informatics, Stanford University, Stanford, California, USA

Nikhil Ramnarayan

Noora Health, San Francisco, California, USA

Baljit Kaur

Directorate of Health Services, Punjab, India

Amanda F Spielman

2 Miller School of Medicine, University of Miami, Miami, Florida, USA

Sahana SD

4 Reasearch, Aurora Health Innovation, Bengaluru, India

Rashmi Pant

5 Data Science, ShriSankhyam Analytics and Research LLP, New Delhi, India

Rajkumar N

7 Department of Health and Family Welfare, Government of Karnataka, Bangalore, Karnataka, India

Ramaswamy Premkumar

8 Independent Consultant, Vellore, Tamilnadu, India

Tanmay Singh

9 Training, Aurora Health Innovations LLP, Bangalore, India

Bhanu Pratap

9 Training, Aurora Health Innovations LLP, Bangalore, India

Shahed Alam

3 Organisation and Development, Noora Health, San Francisco, California, USA