Demonstration Intervention for Hookworm and Anaemia Project in Tran Yen and Yen Binh Districts, Yen Bai Province Preliminary Report on the results of the first independent monitoring survey
Author : Tran Duc Thach, Dang Thi Hai Tho, Nguyen Minh Hau, Tran Tuan
Year : 2006
Area : Maternal & Child Health,Mental Health,Micro-nutrient & Nutrition
This evaluation was conducted at the request of the project undertaken by Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medial Research (WEHI) in collaboration with the Department of Medicine, The University of Melbourne (DoM) and the National Institute of Malariology, Parasitology and Entomology (NIMPE), Vietnam. The evaluation’s objective was to provide information to the WEHIDoM-NIMPE project […]
CHILDHOOD POISONING: A study in Thua Thien Hue & Dong Thap provinces in 2006
Author : Tran Tuan, VanThi Mai Dung, Vuong Van Quan, Tran Dinh Dung, Nguyen Thu Trang
Year : 2000
Area : Maternal & Child Health
This study was conducted on the request of UNICEF and the Vietnam Administration of Preventive Medicine within the context of the UNICEF-MOH program on childhood injury prevention (CIP). The study aimed to identify the routine information system of childhood poisoning, to describe the circumstances of childhood poisoning, to identify the poisoning risks, common factors associated […]
Assessment of the Mental Healthcare Models operated by Non-governmental Organisations in Vietnam
Author : RTCCD, MOLISA, UNICEF, WHO
Year : 2011
Area : Mental Health
This research aims to explore mental healthcare (MHC) models designed and conducted by local and international non‐governmental organisations (NGOs) in Vietnam. There were several key research questions including the following: What is extent of MHC and rehabilitation services for people living with mental disorders which are provided by NGOs in Vietnam? What specific services are […]
Policy support for infants and young children feeding in Vietnam
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This qualitative study, approved by the Ministry of Health, conducted with 42 leaders from national agencies, government departments, mass media organizations, medical associations and hospitals in the year 2010. The study was implemented under the scope of the Alive and Thrive project Vietnam. The interviewed respondents acknowledge the values of breast milk and support the promotion of breastfeeding. Said stakeholders recognized the changes in young mother’s breastfeeding and practices and the underlying reasons for not doing it for example: workload; inappropriateness of maternity leave policy; formula advertisement; poor knowledge; environment that does not allow or encourage it and poor instructions from health workers. It is obvious that the key areas for improving nutrition problems in Vietnam over the next decade are: to reduce rates of stunted children malnutrition; increase the height of Vietnamese children and improve food fortification. This information has been communicated to policy makers by the National Institute of Nutrition.
Policy Support for Infant and Young Child Feeding in Vietnam: Leader Perspectives
Author : Tran Tuan, Tran Thi Thu Ha, Nguyen Thi Van Ha
Year : 2010
Area : Maternal & Child Health
With regard to malnutrition control in the last two decades, the main focus has been on providing children with adequate levels of food and qualified food as until the early 1990s there has been still 58% of households in Vietnam living under the poverty line (cannot acquire 2100 cal/person/day)1. However, Vietnam has been moving towards […]