The document outlines targets and current status for maternal and baby mortality rates in Uganda and identifies key issues with their medical infrastructure, staffing levels, and funding sources. It notes inadequate operating theaters, equipment, laboratories, and other facilities as well as challenges recruiting and retaining qualified doctors, midwives, and nurses. The document proposes reducing user fees, pursuing new funding streams, and expanding an existing program over multiple years to address deficiencies and priorities within Uganda's maternal, pediatric, and general healthcare.

1. Medical Outcome Staff Related Finance Infrastructure Current Target 2013 Maternal Mortality ? ? Baby Mortality ? ? Other Areas.. ? ? Current Target Doctors ? ? Registered Midwives ? ? Enrolled Midwives ? ? TBAs ? ? TTBAs ? ? Nurses ? ? Staff Recruitment, Motivation and Retention Staff Pay Staff Accommodation Inadequate Operating Theatre and Other Medical Buildings Inadequate Operating Theatre Equipment and Scanning Equipment Other Areas of Inadequacy – Laboratory, Epidemiology, Power Supply, Water Supply, Waste Disposal Inadequate funding of non Government Hospital Uganda – Poverty Action Fund User Fees – Some of poorest people on earth – trying to reduce fees New Funding Streams to finance improvements Ngora Freda Carr Hospital Uganda – Overall Programme and Priorities Obstetric and Maternity Related Other Medical Areas will be brought Into the Programme in future years Staff Development, Training and Education