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Maternal death surveillance and response system reports from 32 low-middle income countries, 2011-2020: What can we learn from the reports? [PDF]
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International Journal of Gynecology &Obstetrics, EarlyView.
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Maternal Deaths in Washington State
Obstetric Anesthesia Digest, 1986The completeness of maternal death reporting in Washington state was determined by comparing death certificates to the birth and fetal death records for women, age 15 to 45, dying from selected causes. From 1977 to 1981 there was 112% underreporting of maternal deaths.
T J, Benedetti, P, Starzyk, F, Frost
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Journal of Medical Society, 2022
Background: Maternal death is the death of a woman while pregnant or within 42 days of termination of pregnancy. This can be due to direct causes or indirect unrelated causes. It is an important indicator of health-care services.
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Background: Maternal death is the death of a woman while pregnant or within 42 days of termination of pregnancy. This can be due to direct causes or indirect unrelated causes. It is an important indicator of health-care services.
Khangembam Pradipkumar Singh +5 more
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American Journal of Law & Medicine, 2004
Pregnancy is a biological process that usually takes forty weeks. The more advanced pregnancy is in terms of gestational age, the higher the chances that the fetus would survive in case of a premature and unnatural delivery. Hence, when a pregnant woman is struck by brain death, the fetus’ chances of survival are seriously and immediately threatened ...
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Pregnancy is a biological process that usually takes forty weeks. The more advanced pregnancy is in terms of gestational age, the higher the chances that the fetus would survive in case of a premature and unnatural delivery. Hence, when a pregnant woman is struck by brain death, the fetus’ chances of survival are seriously and immediately threatened ...
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The Medical journal of Australia, 1990
The limiting of the reporting of maternal deaths to those that are included in the criteria of the World Health Organization excludes deaths which yield useful information for further improvements in clinical performance. In this series of 22 maternal deaths, six deaths would have been excluded from reporting: one "direct" obstetric death of pre ...
O A, Henry, M T, Sheedy, N A, Beischer
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The limiting of the reporting of maternal deaths to those that are included in the criteria of the World Health Organization excludes deaths which yield useful information for further improvements in clinical performance. In this series of 22 maternal deaths, six deaths would have been excluded from reporting: one "direct" obstetric death of pre ...
O A, Henry, M T, Sheedy, N A, Beischer
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2004
Maternal deaths in the United Kindgom (UK) are uncommon. The overall rate of maternal death has declined with a corresponding decrease in the infant mortality rate. Maternity services in the UK are sophisticated in comparison to less developed countries where the maternal mortality rate is still very high.
N. Carter, G. N. Rutty
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Maternal deaths in the United Kindgom (UK) are uncommon. The overall rate of maternal death has declined with a corresponding decrease in the infant mortality rate. Maternity services in the UK are sophisticated in comparison to less developed countries where the maternal mortality rate is still very high.
N. Carter, G. N. Rutty
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