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What are the Common Neonatal Disorders Addressed by Skilled Birth Attendants?

Skilled birth attendants are trained to manage several neonatal disorders, including:
Neonatal sepsis
Respiratory distress syndrome
Jaundice
Low birth weight
Hypoglycemia
Early detection and management of these conditions are critical to improving neonatal outcomes.

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