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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Maternal Risk Factors"”.
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THE ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN PATERNAL DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS AND CHILDREN’S BEHAVIOR OUTCOMES VIA INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE AND PATERNAL REJECTION IN KENYAN FAMILIES
… partner violence in Kenya place children at risk for behavioral difficulties well beyond the preschool years. This study examined (a) whether paternal depressive symptoms, psychological and physical intimate partner violence, and rejection were associated with children’s internalizing and …
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Indicators for Prenatal Support and Neonatal Outcomes in Northern Canada
… whether differences exist in prenatal care, risk factor distribution, and neonatal morbidity, between women who are transferred for childbirth, and women who are able to remain in their home community to give birth. Methods: Secondary analysis of the Canadian Maternity Experiences Survey …
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Risk Factors for Poor Birth Outcomes in Moderately Malnourished Pregnant Women in Sierra Leone
<p>Background: Maternal malnutrition in developing countries is associated with adverse pregnancy and birth outcomes. Malnourished mothers are often faced with additional risk factors as a circumstance of poverty. Supplementary nutrition can improve the outcomes of both mother and infant. …
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Birth centres in Australia: safety, relevance and sustainability
… not differ between the birth centre and a low-risk, term hospital comparison group. This study demonstrated limitations of national data, particularly regarding the availability and quality of data on maternal risk factors and morbidity. Study 3, using linked health data for New South Wales, is …
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Risk-Appropriate Maternal Care: Identifying Risk Factors that Effect Maternal Outcome
Although maternal deaths are the most tragic of obstetric events it continues to be a rare event. Maternal morbidity, on the other hand, is increasing and poses a greater impact on the economic, psychological, and physical health of the woman and her family, yet it has not been the focus of …
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Anaemia in early childhood pneumonia ? prevalence, predictors, and associated growth in the Drakenstein child health study (DCHS)
… Additionally, highlighting individual and maternal risk factors of anaemia as well as associated adverse growth outcomes among under-fives can bring about findings to prioritise resource allocation for anaemia prevention and treatment. Methods: This cross-sectional sub-study analysed data …
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Exploring Maternal Factors Linked to Weight Status in Salvadorian Infants
… by preschool age, it is prudent to examine maternal factors potentially linked to weight status during an infant’s first year of life. The literature on risk factors of child obesity has focused primarily on children of Mexican descent, and little research exists for other Latino …