Hospital Care for Children Hospital Care for Children Hospital Care for Children: Education Modules Below are modules for the WHO Hospital Care for Children course which teaches health workers how to use the guidelines in everyday clinical practice. The course teaches the 10 Stages of Management of all sick children: Triage, Emergency treatment, History and examination, Laboratory investigations, Main diagnosis and other diagnoses, Treatment, Supportive care, Monitoring, Discharge planning, and Follow-up. The course can be done as a 4½ day workshop, or a module each week for 10 weeks. It can be done in groups as a workshop or individually for self-learning as part of Continuing Medical Education for nurses and doctors. Practice using the guidelines in the wards is an essential part of learning. The course material were last updated in February 2023. Hospital Care for Children course timetable 2022 Overview and introduction (2026) Chapter 3. Early Essential Newborn Care (2023) Chapter 3. Low birth weight (2026) Chapter 3. Neonatal infections (2026) Chapter 3. Birth asphyxia and resuscitation (2023) Chapter 4. Cough and difficult breathing II complex case (2026) Chapter 4. Cough and difficult breathing I Chapter 4. Chronic cough and fever (2025) https://ea8e41db-a279-4a00-b75a-4ac937e24937.usrfiles.com/ugd/ea8e41_761b3ba26aa94ca798af0d6e3dae3240.ppt Chapter 4. Oxygen therapy for children (2023) Chapter 5. Diarrhoea and severe dehydration (2023) Chapter 5. Diarrhoea and dehydration II Chapter 6. Fever in an infant (2024) Chapter 6. Fever, convulsions and coma Chapter 6. Fever and joint pains (2026) Chapter 7. Malnutrition (2023) Chapter 8. Children with HIV (2026) Chapter 9. Trauma (2025) Chapter 9. Burns Chronic illnesses in children (2023) Prevention of infections (2022) Vaccine preventable disease surveillance (2026)

Annual Child Morbidity & Mortality Repor Annual Child Morbidity and Mortality Reports The National Department of Health and The Paediatric Society of Papua New Guinea produces an Annual Report on Child Morbidity and Mortality. This report is based on the Paediatric Hospital Reporting (PHR) program, which collates and analyses admission and outcome data from all participating hospitals, and a consultative process for making recommendations. The annual reports should be read by all health care workers and health administrators involved in child and adolescent health. It is only by understanding disease burdens and outcomes that we can improve our services. The recommendations cover clinical and public health solutions that would result in many children’s lives being saved each year. Annual Reports 2024 Annual Child Morbidity and Mortality Report 2023 Annual Child Morbidity and Mortality Report 2022 Annual Child Morbidity and Mortality Report 2021 Annual Child Morbidity and Mortality Report 2020 Annual Child Morbidity and Mortality Report 2019 Annual Child Morbidity and Mortality Report 2018 Annual Child Morbidity and Mortality Report 2017 Annual Child Morbidity and Mortality Report 2016 Annual Child Morbidity and Mortality Report 2015 Annual Child Morbidity and Mortality Report 2014 Annual Child Morbidity and Mortality Report 2013 Annual Child Morbidity and Mortality Report 2012 Annual Child Morbidity and Mortality Report 2011 Annual Child Morbidity and Mortality Report