Medical care during pregnancy, childbirth, and the recovery period. Core offerings feature antenatal care (ANC), skilled birth attendance by midwives and doctors, safe surgical options like Caesarean Sections, emergency obstetric care, and essential postpartum checks for mothers and newborns.
Maternity care spans four primary phases to ensure the health of both parent and child:Antenatal (Prenatal) Care: Regular health checks, ultrasounds, nutrition counseling, and screening for risk factors.Labor and Delivery: Active monitoring of contractions, pain management choices, vaginal delivery, or emergency surgical options.Immediate Recovery: Monitoring vital signs, bleeding checks, and initial newborn care during the first two hours post-birth.Postnatal Care: Follow-up visits up to six weeks after delivery to support healing, breastfeeding, and infant vaccinations
The Maternal Health Unit (MAH) provides leadership for improving maternal and perinatal health and well-being and ending preventable maternal mortality. MAH generates programmatic-focused evidence, develops guidelines, norms and standards, and supports regions and countries in adaptation, implementation and monitoring of person-centered quality and respectful maternal and perinatal care through advocacy, partnerships, policy dialogue and capacity building.
Read MoreReproductive and Child Health (RCH) services focus on lowering sickness and death rates for mothers, babies, and young children. These programs provide safe pregnancy care, routine child vaccinations, family planning, and disease prevention to support healthy families
In Arusha City Hospital, there are several Ante Natal Service which are well offered by using our very own Specialists including the following;
In Arusha City Hospital, there are several Delivery (Childbirth) Service which are well offered by using our very own Specialists including the following;
In Arusha City Hospital, there are several Postnatal Care (After Birth) Service which are well offered by using our very own Specialists including the following;
Our efforts towards reducing maternal and newborn mortality and morbidity are at the national, regional and district level and include supporting government to improve infrastructure and increase quality human resources for health. To develop the capacity of skilled birth attendance we provide training in life-saving emergency obstetric and newborn care, including hands-on training through mentorship programmes. We continue to invest in midwifery education and regulation in line with international standards, and support the deployment of skilled midwives to humanitarian settings to deliver quality maternal and newborn care, including emergency obstetric and newborn care.
We use innovative approaches to reach marginalized women in rural areas of Tanzania with quality maternal and newborn health services, boosting the role of midwives and using new technologies, including the mobile learning system “mhealth”.