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Self-Immolation in High-Income Countries
2021High-income countries are a group of nations with diverse cultural, social and economic indicators. These differences impact the quality of life, empowerment, agency, and mental health of citizens and results in changes in the prevalence of mental disorders and suicide.
Renato Antunes dos Santos +3 more
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Severe acute maternal morbidity in high-income countries
Best Practice & Research Clinical Obstetrics & Gynaecology, 2009Maternal mortality in high income countries has become low in recent years and therefore analysis of severe acute maternal morbidity has been added to confidential enquiries into the causes of maternal deaths. The major drawback at the moment is the lack of universal definitions of severe acute maternal morbidity.
van Roosmalen, J.J.M., Zwart, J.G.
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Neonatal Admission Temperature in Middle- and High-Income Countries
Pediatrics, 2023BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES Despite being preventable, neonatal hypothermia remains common. We hypothesized that the proportion of newborns with hypothermia on admission would be high in all settings, higher in hospitals in middle-income countries (MIC) compared with high-income countries (HIC), and associated with ...
Alejandro, Frade Garcia +6 more
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Secularization Accelerates in High-Income Countries
2021AbstractAlthough intergenerational population replacement involves long time lags, cultural change can reach a tipping point at which new norms become dominant. Social desirability effects then reverse polarity: instead of retarding cultural changes, they accelerate them.
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Perinatal audit in low- and high-income countries
Seminars in Fetal and Neonatal Medicine, 2006Audit is a term used to include case reviews, criterion-based clinical audit, enquiries into maternal mortality and perinatal deaths, and near-miss reviews. The audit cycle consists of identifying cases, collecting information, analysing the results, formulating recommendations, implementing change and re-evaluating practice, and this cycle must be ...
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Epidemiology of foot injury in a high-income developing country
Injury, 2010To study the epidemiology of foot injuries and factors predicting their severity in a high-income developing country so as to define prevention priorities.All patients admitted to Al-Ain Hospital with foot injury between March 2003 and March 2006 were identified from a prospectively collected Trauma Registry.
Ayman M A, Tadros +2 more
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Environmental influences on food security in high-income countries
Nutrition Reviews, 2010Food security is a fundamental human right yet many people are food insecure, even in high-income countries. Reviewed here is the evidence for the physical, economic, sociocultural, and political environmental influences on household food security in high-income countries.
Delvina, Gorton +2 more
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Hepatitis E: An emerging infection in high income countries
Journal of Clinical Virology, 2014Hepatitis E virus (HEV) genotype 3 is the most recently characterized hepatotropic virus and is increasingly being recognized as the cause of unexplained liver disease in many western countries. Although asymptomatic in most cases, HEV GT3 may be responsible for a wide range of illnesses, from mild to fulminant acute hepatitis, and also chronic ...
J E, Arends +6 more
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Stillbirth in high-income countries
The Lancet, 2011Guillaume Gorincour +4 more
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