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Establishing a Regional Trauma Preventable/Potentially Preventable Death Rate.
Annals of Surgery, 2020OBJECTIVE To establish a trauma preventable/potentially preventable death rate (PPPDR) within a heavily populated county in Texas. SUMMARY The National Academies of Sciences estimated the trauma preventable death rate in the United States to be 20 ...
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Suicide Death Rate after Disasters: A Meta-Analysis Study
Archives of Suicide Research, 2020Background Disasters have undesirable effects on health among individuals such as psychosocial disorders which may lead lead to suicide in some cases. Thus, the present study aimed to measure the rate of suicide death after disasters all over the world ...
H. Safarpour +6 more
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BMJ, 2015
Using mortality as a quality indicator for hospitals The history of medicine can be characterised as a long struggle against ignorance and ineptitude.1 In revealing the complexity of human disease, medical science has chipped away at the former while increasing the risk of the latter.
Tim, Doran, Karen, Bloor, Alan, Maynard
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Using mortality as a quality indicator for hospitals The history of medicine can be characterised as a long struggle against ignorance and ineptitude.1 In revealing the complexity of human disease, medical science has chipped away at the former while increasing the risk of the latter.
Tim, Doran, Karen, Bloor, Alan, Maynard
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Relation Between Birth Rates and Death Rates
Science, 1907A short notice appeared on page 641 of Science, 1907, of a paper read by C. E. Woodruff before the American Association for the Advancement of Science, on the relation between birth rates and death rates, etc.
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Interrelations between death rates and birth rates
Theoretical Population Biology, 1972Theories of fertility including macrolevel theories microeconomic theories and the more recent structural and community-level approaches are described and compared. A theory consists of a series of statements about the relationship between clearly defined variables. Fertility theories seek to describe the major influences affecting fertility.
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American Cancer Society's report on the status of cancer disparities in the United States, 2021
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Farhad Islami +2 more
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Establishing a regional pediatric trauma preventable/potentially preventable death rate
Pediatric surgery international (Print), 2019Stacy A. Drake +10 more
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