IDSB04H3 Chapter 5: Chapter 5 Notes

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Gauging trends and needs: a primary reason for health data is to track trends in population health status at the level of countries, geographic regions, and subpopulations (such as particular age groups or marginalized populations) Rate of absolute and relative poverty, levels of education, and occupational conditions, among others. Limitations on census data: appraising the completeness and accuracy of census data calls for careful checks and sophisticated techniques. Birth registration: the right to be registered at birth is recognized by different rights and amendments, almost 40% of births in the world are not registered. Classification of diseases and related health problems (icd: the latest edition, icd-10, was adopted by who member states in 1994. Indirect obstetric deaths: deaths resulting from previous existing disease that developed during pregnancy and which was not due to direct causes but which was aggravated by the physiologic effects of pregnancy.

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