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Public Health Reports | 1966

Role of preventive medicine in reduction of infant and perinatal mortality.

Robert E. L. Nesbitt; Edward R. Schlesinger; Sam Shapiro

ALTHOUGH the infant and perinatal morILXtality rate is no longer as sensitive an index of socioeconomic conditions in the United States as it was several decades ago, it still reflects important gradients in the population relating to environmental factors and to the availability and quality of medical care. Whatever the balance of factors contributing to an areas standard of maternal and child health, the interrelationships of social, cultural, psychological, and biological influences would seemn to be paramount (1).


Population Studies-a Journal of Demography | 1969

Infant, Perinatal, Maternal and Childhood Mortality in the United States.

B. Benjamin; Sam Shapiro; Edward R. Schlesinger; Robert E. L. Nesbitt

3 of the 4 major sections of this monograph deal with infant and perinatal mortality maternal mortality and childhood mortality. Attention in each section is initially focused on the circumstances leading to the current situation and the extent to which some of the parameters of infants maternal and childhood mortality have changed over the years. Long- and short-term trends and the basic variables of cause of death sex of child race and geography are discussed. In the case of infant mortality consideration is given to addition risk factors such as age of mother birth order and prior pregnancy history of the mother. Other components of pregnancy loss and damage among the offspring are also discussed. Most of the information presented has been derived from national vital statistics. The 4th section of the monograph reviews health services medical and paramedical personnel facilities and medical care costs in the United States with particular focus on their relation to obstetrical and pediatric services.


Archive | 1968

NOTES ON TABLES

Sam Shapiro; Edward R. Schlesinger; Robert E. L. Nesbitt

GDP Gross Domestic Product NNI Net National Income GDS Gross Domestic Savings NNP Net National Product GFCE Government Final Consumption Expenditure NPISH Non-profit Institutions Serving Households GFCF Gross Fixed Capital Formation NSDP Net State Domestic Product GNDI Gross National Domestic Income NSO National Statistical Office GNI Gross National Income NSVA Net State Value Added GNP Gross National Product NVA Net value Added GVA Gross Value Added PFCE Private Final Consumption Expenditure NDCF Net Domestic Capital Formation ROW Rest of the World NDP Net Domestic Product SNVA State Net Value Added NDS Net Domestic Savings UTI Unit Trust of India


Infant, perinatal, maternal, and childhood mortality in the United States. | 1968

Infant, perinatal, maternal, and childhood mortality in the United States.

Sam Shapiro; Edward R. Schlesinger; Robert E. L. Nesbitt


Public Health Reports | 1961

Prescriptions for psychotropic drugs in a noninstitutional population.

Sam Shapiro; Seymour H. Baron


Public Health Reports | 1952

Birth registration completeness United States, 1950.

Sam Shapiro; Joseph Schachter


Public Health Reports | 1958

Experience with older members in a prepaid medical care plan.

Sam Shapiro; Marilyn Einhorn


Population | 1970

Infant, Perinatal, Maternal and Childhood Mortality in the United States

Sam Shapiro; Edward R. Schlesinger; Robert E. L. Nesbitt


The Milbank Memorial Fund Quarterly | 1969

Trends and Variations in Fertility in the United States

Charles B. Arnold; Clyde V. Kiser; Wilson H. Grabill; Arthur A. Campbell; Sam Shapiro; Edward R. Schlesinger; Robert E. L. Nesbitt join(


Journal of Marriage and Family | 1969

Infant, Perinatal, Maternal, and Childhood Mortality in the United States

Donald V. McCalister; Sam Shapiro; Edward R. Schlesinger; Robert E. L. Nesbitt

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New York State Department of Health

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