Our Impact
Tanzanian NICU Impact
Education and Training Impact
In total, our Tiny Feet, Big Steps Neonatology Conference has trained: 657 Healthcare Professionals representing 159 hospitals from 20 African countries and 7 non-African countries.
- We have changed the narrative that small, sick babies rarely survive in Africa. Our outcomes demonstrated that even the smallest baby can survive and thrive. In our Tanzanian NICU, we achieved a 92% adjusted survival rate among nearly 3,000 small and premature babies.
- Specifically, the survival of preterm babies weighing <1000 grams (2.2lbs) and at least 26 weeks gestation increased by 4-fold to 85%.
- These outcomes were published in an article called “Every breath counts: Lessons learned in developing a training NICU in Northern Tanzania” in the journal Frontier in Pediatrics.
Education and Training Impact
In total, our Tiny Feet, Big Steps Neonatology Conference has trained: 657 Healthcare Professionals representing 159 hospitals from 20 African countries and 7 non-African countries.
Growth of our Tiny Feet, Big Steps Conferences
Conferences Impact (2024 Participants)
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