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The First 1000 Days of life
Working toward Prevention
The first 1000 days of life are the most critical days in human life. The courses here are designed to empower healthcare professionals and patients alike with practical and relevant information to promote healthy habits to prevent disease before it begins.
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The First 1000 Days of life

Part 1

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General Overview and Significance of the First 1000 days of life

In this part, we provide an overview o pregnancy, newborn, toddler and the priority areas in SEA

Part 2

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Caring for Newborns, Infants and Toddlers

In this part, we cover topics including neurosensory development, immunization and infection control, digestive health, allergies, skincare, oral care and nutrition for newborns, infants and toddlers.

Part 3

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Caring for the Mom

(Pregnant Mom, Mom with Infant, Mom with Toddler) In this part, we cover topics including gestational diabetes, metabolic optimization, immunology and feminine care in pregnancy.

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Each of our modules explores the critical factors to promoting health at every stage of the first thousand days.
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Pregnancy
Pregnancy

Addressing the promotion of health habits in the context of relevant interaction points such as morning sickness, weight gain, aches and pains and nutritional supplements. Facilitating choice of safe and effective treatment options and the enabling of social and emotional support.

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Newborn

Establishing healthy habits in the context of baby firsts, bathing, sleeping, feeding, fever and developmental milestones. Topics also covered are, addressing baby discomfort, facilitating emotional bonds between mother and child and facilitating mother’s confidence in health choices.

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Toddler

Establishing healthy habits in the context of baby’s increasing awareness and involvement in the world around them and facilitating Mother’s readiness to address common Baby issues like allergies, fever, diarrhoea, cough and colds.

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Priority Areas in SEA

Demonstrating the epidemiologic rationale for priority areas including: self-care, skin care and essential health, essential surgery and immunology.