Understanding country-specific determinants of stillbirth using household surveys: The case of Afghanistan.

Aliki Christou Michael John DibleyMohammad Hafiz RasoolyAdela MubasherSayed Murtaza Sadat HofianiMohammad Khakerah RashidiPatrick J KellyCamille H Raynes-Greenow

Published in: Paediatric and perinatal epidemiology (2019)

Targeted interventions are needed to improve access and utilisation of services for high-risk groups. Early detection of complications through improved quality of antenatal and obstetric care is imperative. We demonstrate the potential of household surveys to provide country-specific evidence on stillbirth risk factors for LMICs where data are lacking.

Keyphrases

healthcare
pregnant women
cross sectional
quality improvement
palliative care
primary care
physical activity
risk factors
affordable care act
mental health
big data
preterm birth
pain management
chronic pain
deep learning