Evidence-based · Newborn · Child · Adolescent

Good care for every newborn, child and teenager.

Guidance from the University of Calabar — every recommendation traced to a named WHO, UNICEF or Nigerian national guideline.

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For health workers

Clinical tools, decision aids, dosing and job aids for the bedside — plus short courses.

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  • Danger-sign triage
  • Job aids
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For families & community

Plain-language guides to care for your baby, child or teenager — and to know when to get help fast.

  • Caregiver guides
  • Danger signs
  • When to seek care
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Evidence summaries, our translation methods, and ways to collaborate or contribute.

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In an emergency

Know the danger signs

The same danger-sign guidance appears across every newborn bundle — one trusted list, always one tap away, for clinicians and families alike.

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Newborn danger signs
  • Breathing fast or struggling to breathe
  • Too cold or too hot, or a change in colour
  • Not feeding well, or very hard to wake
  • Yellow skin or eyes in the first days
Go to the nearest facility immediately