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Impact assessment of a raw coal ban on maternal and child health outcomes in Ulaanbaatar: a protocol for an interrupted time series study.

Emma Dickinson-CraigJargalsaikhan BadarchSuzanne E BartingtonKarla HemmingRasiah ThayakaranRosie DayFrancis PopeBataa ChuluunbaatarDamdindorj BoldbaatarChimedsuren OchirDavid WarburtonGraham Neil ThomasSemira Manaseki-Holland
Published in: BMJ open (2023)
Ethical approval has been obtained via the Ministry of Health, Mongolia (No.445) and University of Birmingham (ERN_21-1403). To inform relevant stakeholders of our findings, key results will be disseminated on both (inter)national and population levels through publications, scientific conferences and community briefings. These findings are aimed to provide evidence for decision-making in coal pollution mitigation strategies in Mongolia and similar settings throughout the world.
Keyphrases
  • heavy metals
  • mental health
  • particulate matter
  • healthcare
  • public health
  • risk assessment
  • climate change
  • human health
  • quality improvement
  • pregnant women
  • pregnancy outcomes
  • drinking water