Preventing Prolonged Labour II (WHO - OMS, 1994, 42 p.): ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Preventing Prolonged Labour II (WHO - OMS, 1994, 42 p.)

		(introduction...)
		ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
		GLOSSARY
		1. GENERAL REMARKS
		2. INTRODUCTION FOR USERS
		3. WHO SHOULD NOT HAVE A PARTOGRAPH IN LABOUR
		4. OBJECTIVES OF THIS MANUAL
		5. OBSERVATIONS CHARTED ON THE PARTOGRAPH (Figure II.1)
		6. ABNORMAL PROGRESS OF LABOUR
		7. MANAGEMENT OF LABOUR
		8. EXERCISES
		9. REFERENCES
		BACK COVER

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

This manual was developed by an Informal Working Group convened by the World Health Organization (WHO) in Geneva, 6-8 April 1988, and updated in 1994, following results obtained from The application of the WHO partograph in the management of labour: Report of a WHO multicentre study 1990-1991 (WHO/FHE/MSM/94.4). Mrs Helen Kerr prepared the background document for the working group.

WHO gratefully acknowledges the financial contributions made in support of research within the Maternal Health and Safe Motherhood Programme from the governments of Australia, Italy, Norway, Sweden and Switzerland, the Carnegie Corporation, the Rockefeller Foundation, UNDP, UNICEF, UNFPA and the World Bank. Financial support for the production of this document was provided by the United Nations Population Fund.

The WHO appreciates the collaborative effort in preparing and revising the manuals by Dr Christopher E. Lennox and Dr Barbara E. Kwast.