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See Latest ArticlesStructured training in the management of emergencies in mothers, babies and children in a poorly resourced health system: Logbooks to document skill use
Resuscitation, 03/20/09
Zafar S et al. - Resuscitation logbooks can be used to assess which skills are used in emergency care. This analysis provides some evidence that the skills taught during the ESS–EMCH programme are used by the trained health workers. Individually held and completed logbooks should continue to act as a feedback and audit mechanism to measure outcomes, in conjunction with other methods of evaluating the impact of the training component of this programme.
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