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Identification of physiological adverse events using continuous vital signs monitoring during paediatric critical care transport: A novel data-driven approach. [PDF]
PLOS Digital HealthInterhospital transport of critically unwell children exacerbates physiological stress, increasing the risk of deterioration during transport. Due to the nature of illness and interventions occurring in this cohort, defining "normal" vital sign ranges is
Milan Kapur +6 more
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Strategies for improving the monitoring of vital events in Brazil [PDF]
International Journal of Epidemiology, 2008 In view of the limitations of survey-based demographic techniques for infant mortality estimation, the current strategy of some developing countries is to improve vital information. This article presents recent progress in the improvement of national databases in Brazil.For the vital information analysis, the data sources are the Mortality Information ...
Szwarcwald, Celia Landmann
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Resuscitation PlusAim: Although early detection of patients’ deterioration may improve outcomes, most of the detection criteria use on-the-spot values of vital signs. We investigated whether adding trend values over time enhanced the ability to predict adverse events ...
Rimi Tanii +6 more
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The role of vital exhaustion in predicting the recurrence of vascular events: A longitudinal study
International Journal of Clinical and Health Psychology, 2019 The aim of this study was to examine the role of vital exhaustion in predicting the recurrence of vascular events.The sample comprised of 816 individuals (65.3% female, M age = 43.2 years, SD = 14.7 years), 395 (48.4%) of whom reported treatment for the reoccurrence of a vascular event during the four-year follow-up period.
Barna Konkoly Thege, Piroska Balog
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Mortality statistics in India: Current status and future prospects
Indian Journal of Community Medicine, 2022 When plague epidemics swept India in the second half of the 19th century, there was an epidemiological need for mortality statistics; as a result, vital event registration systems were established.
Rajesh Kumar
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National Vital Statistics System [PDF]
The National Vital Statistics System (NVSS) provides the nation\u2019s official vital statistics data based on the collection and registration of birth and death events at the state and local level. The NVSS provides the most complete and continuous data
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Optimization of the Analysis of Vital Events Using Threads
CoRR, 2023 Objective: Optimize the time of data analysis of Vital Events (births, deaths and marriages) using Threads. Methodology: A code was created in python without threads and another with threads, after He performed 5 tests with a single attribute and with 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 and 9 attributes this was done in both codes with the same amount of data, to know if ...
Rubi Melania Coasaca Callacondo +2 more
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BMJ Open, 2020 Objective Annual gains in life expectancy in Scotland were slower in recent years than in the previous two decades. This analysis investigates how deaths in different age groups and from different causes have contributed to annual average change in life ...
Colin Fischbacher +7 more
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National Vital Statistics System improvements [PDF]
Each year, NVSS collects information on 6.5 million birth, death, and fetal death events occurring in the 57 U.S. vital registration areas (50 states, New York City, District of Columbia, and five U.S. territories).
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Philippine Social Science Journal, 2020 Civil registration is a continuous procedure, which aims to establish permanent records of individual vital events from the day it was born to the day it dies.
Jeremy G. Celeste, Romeo R. Tinagan
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