Dr. C. Herbozo speaks on, "Neonatal Sepsis: Realities and Challenges in an Unequal World."

This lecture aims to explore the complex global landscape of neonatal sepsis, highlighting the disparities in neonatal mortality across regions, with a focus on preventable causes and inequities. The presentation will examine the unique challenges low-resource settings face in preventing and treating neonatal sepsis, providing insight into successful interventions and recent initiatives by the Pan American Health Organization. Through an in-depth look at strategies that address these inequities, the seminar will emphasize the need for equitable healthcare solutions to improve neonatal survival worldwide.

At the conclusion of this activity, the participant should be able to:
a.    Analyze the principal causes of neonatal mortality, with a focus on preventable causes of death.
b.    Compare regional disparities in neonatal mortality rates and discuss factors contributing to these inequities.
c.    Describe effective approaches and initiatives for managing neonatal sepsis in low-resource settings.

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