neoLENS Virtual Experience
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Immerse yourself in a multimedia experience where you can virtually “walk through” an existing unit in Malawi that provides care for small and sick newborns. This virtual experience offers a realistic glimpse into the newborn care unit and its practices. In the virtual experience, health care providers give a commentary on how to successfully establish and scale the care of small and sick newborns.
This video provides a guided overview before entering the virtual tour.
For optimal internet performance, click on the regional virtual link nearest to your location.
Navigation instructions
- To look around, click and drag your mouse.
- To move, click on the floor waypoints.
- Click arrow icons to enter rooms.
- Click icons to pull up multimedia content.
*Be sure your computer monitor display settings are set at 100% for the best viewing experience.
Content icons are color-coded by country of origin.
Content Guide
Historical Perspectives in Establishing Inpatient Newborn Care
- Scaling Up Newborn Care: A Global Perspective
- India's Story of Establishing Inpatient Neonatal Care
- Scaling Up Newborn Care: Ethiopia
- Strengthening Health Systems: Rwanda
- Strengthening Neonatal Care: Malawi
The Vision for Strengthening Inpatient Neonatal Care: The Future Perspective
- Innovations to Reduce Neonatal Mortality: India
- Leadership in Establishing Newborn Care: Rwanda
- Strategies for Universal Access to Neonatal Care: Ethiopia
- Touring a Neonatal Unit: Malawi
Country Highlights
- Comprehensive Lactation Management Centers (India)
- Family Participatory Care (India)
- Financing and Scaling Newborn Care (India)
- Health Care Worker Task Shifting (Ethiopia)
- Pumani Bubble CPAP (Malawi)
- RapidSMS mHealth Program (Rwanda)
- Stories of Change Towards Ensuring Exclusive Human Milk Feeding (India)
Global Highlights
- Before & After: Change from Investing in Newborn Care
- Health Facility Layouts for Improved Newborn Care
- Neonatal Care Training Programs
- Specialized Equipment for Small and Sick Newborns