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Discover how a groundbreaking structured program reduces severe maternal infections and deaths by 32% in Malawi and Uganda.
This innovative APT-Sepsis intervention focuses on hand hygiene, infection management, and sepsis care using the FAST-M bundle.
Learn about the multi-country trial involving over 430,000 women and its sustainable impact on global maternal health.
Experts from WHO and University of Liverpool highlight how this low-cost approach overcomes barriers in resource-limited hospitals.
See how healthcare workers improved practices, leading to a 47% reduction in infections over time.
A call to action for policymakers to scale up these life-saving interventions worldwide.