Deaths Due To Perinatal Conditions In Non-Anomalous Newborns In Utah - A Statewide Review for Two Calendar Years

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Abstract

Beyond the personal tragedy, infant mortality is an important indicator of acommunity's well being.  The Utah Department of Health began a PerinatalMortality Review Program (PMRP) in 1995, the objectives of which were to providetimely and pertinent statewide data on perinatal health, to develop an efficient andpractical review process and to make recommendations for improvement ofpregnancy outcomes.  This manuscript reports the first two years experience ofthis program as well as the initial recommendations of the Program forimprovement of pregnancy outcomes.
Original languageAmerican English
JournalAmerican Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology
StatePublished - 1998

Keywords

  • Calendar years
  • Deaths
  • Newborns
  • Non-anomalous
  • Perinatal conditions
  • Statewide review
  • Utah

DC Disciplines

  • Public Health

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