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Neotree: optimising newborn care and survival in low-resource settings
- Professor Michelle HeysUCL Great Ormond Street Institute for Child Health
Professor Michelle Heys, UCL Great Ormond Street Institute for Child Health, an overview of Neotree, a project optimising newborn care and survival in low-resource settings. The approach to improving outcomes for newborns in these settings focuses on the integration of real-time data with community voices to support more effective and contextually relevant clinical decision-making. By leveraging timely health information and local insights, this model aims to strengthen health system responsiveness and equity, ultimately improving neonatal care and survival. This interview took place at the RCPCH conference 2025 in Glasgow, UK.
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Professor Michelle Heys. “Neotree: optimising newborn care and survival in low-resource settings.” The Paediatric Video Journal, 23 June 2025. https://paediatricvj.com/videos/neotree-optimising-newborn-care-and-survival-in-low-resource-heys/
This interview is educational content intended for healthcare professionals and is not medical advice. Views expressed are those of the speaker. © The Paediatric Video Journal. All rights reserved.