Estimating Obstetric Mortality from Pregnancy‐Related Deaths Recorded in Demographic Censuses and Surveys

Estimating Obstetric Mortality from Pregnancy‐Related Deaths Recorded in Demographic Censuses and Surveys

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• Studies in Family Planning [ 0039-3665 ] ; 2011-12.

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  • Adult mortality, African countries, Agincourt, Aids deaths, American journal, Antimicrobial peptides, Attributable risk, Bangladesh, Behavioral reasons, Better estimates, Biological reasons, Burkina faso, Carine ronsmans, Case definition, Death rate, Death rates, Demographic censuses, Demographic literature, Demographic surveys, Direct causes, Ethiopia, External causes, Family planning, Fertility decline, Fertility rate, Fertility rates, Fewer risks, General population, Health survey, Health surveys, High levels, High mortality, Higher mortality, Housing censuses, Indirect causes, Infectious diseases, International classification, International journal, Kenneth hill, Lancet, Life table, Life table framework, Lifetime risk, Lower fertility, Lower mortality, Main difficulty, Malaria, Malaria transmission, Maternal, Maternal death, Maternal deaths, Maternal health, Maternal mortality, Maternal mortality indicators, Maternal mortality ratio, Maternal risk period, Medicine ronsmans, Millennium development goal, Mortality, Mortality ratio, Noncommunicable diseases, Noninfectious diseases, Nonobstetric, Nonobstetric causes, Nonobstetric deaths, Nonpregnant, Nonpregnant controls, Nonpregnant women, Numerous studies, Obstetric, Obstetric causes, Obstetric death, Obstetric deaths, Obstetric mortality, Obstetric mortality ratio, Obstetrics, Other causes, Other diarrheal diseases, Other diseases, Other studies, Perinatal outcome, Placental malaria, Placental plasmodium falciparum malaria, Pregnancy, Pregnancy outcome, Pregnancyrelated deaths, Pregnant women, Pulmonary tuberculosis, Rainy season, Ramos surveys, Recent review, Recent years, Record deaths, Relative risk, Results show, Risk factor, Ronsmans, Safe motherhood, Seasonal malaria, Selection bias, Severe anemia, Small sample size, Total fertility rate, Tropical medicine, Unrealistic estimates, Verbal autopsies, Viral diseases, Vital registration, Vital registration systems, Yale journal.

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