Gvt on pregnancy

opening a meeting for health technocrats held to disseminate information on the safety and effectiveness of the Non-pneumatic Anti Shock Garment (NASG) in Harare on Friday, Health and Child Welfare Secretary, Dr Gerald Gwinji said Government welcomed all research to reduce pregnancy-related deaths and complications.

“My ministry is looking forward to working with the research team to roll out the NASG to all provincial and district hospitals and to all rural health centres in the country,” Dr Gwinji said. He said rollout of NASG should be accompanied by frequent and regular training of health workers on effective use of the device.

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