
handle: 10366/128193
La salud de las mujeres y los ni?os en pa?ses en v?as de desarrollo est? seriamente vulnerada. En la cumbre de las Naciones Unidas del a?o 2000 se fijaron objetivos espec?ficos para mejorarla. Las intervenciones en Salud Materno-Infantil en ?frica Subsahariana que se han llevado a cabo desde entonces son numerosas. No todas ellas han tenido los resultados deseados. Es importante analizar su efectividad en el terreno para perfilar los planes de acci?n y por tanto progresar en de salud universal y de calidad en los entornos m?s deficitarios
The health of woman and children in developing countries is seriously violated. Specifc tagets were set in 2000 at the United Nations Summit to improve it. Numerous interventions in maternal and child health in Sub-Saharan Africa have been implemented since. Not all of them have had the desired results. It is important to evaluate its effectiveness in the field to outline action plans, and therefore progress towars universal and quality health care in the most precarious environments.
Intervenci?n, África, Ni?o, Salud, Intervention, Maternal, Maternidad, ?frica, Intervención, Health, Niño, Africa, Child
Intervenci?n, África, Ni?o, Salud, Intervention, Maternal, Maternidad, ?frica, Intervención, Health, Niño, Africa, Child
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