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The government uses the Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) as a key indicator of public health and healthcare quality within a population. A high IMR can signal underlying issues such as inadequate healthcare access, poor maternal health, or socio-economic challenges, prompting policy changes and resource allocation. Additionally, IMR data helps in tracking progress towards health-related goals, informing interventions, and evaluating the effectiveness of health programs aimed at improving child health outcomes.
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Can you use infant mortality in a sentence?
"Infant mortality rates are high in India" "The infant mortality rate is 2 out of every 1000 live births"
Why the crude mortality rate is lower in haiti than in the US?
US is more populated, now the bay boomers are aging, the US has more proportion of old person thanThe infant motality rate in Haity is 54The child mortality rate in Haiti is 72The infant mortality rate in USA is in 2008, 6.7 infants died per 1000 live births.The USA has the high crude mortality rate compare to Haiti crude mortality rate in the year 2000 is as a result of a higher proportion of old persons. And to avoid this problem, one should use age-standardized mortality rates.
What is the mortality rate for people who use steroids?
nothin has to be done
Where to assess heart rate in infant during CPR?
Use the brachial pulse to to assess the heart rate in an infant during CPR.
What is the mortality rate of rectal resection?
Mortality has decreased from nearly 28% to under 6%, through the use of prophylactic antibiotics before and after surgery.
What two categories do geographers use to refer to a country's level of economic development?
There are many different measurements to look at the status, the GDP (Gross Domestic Product), GDP/Person, Infant mortality, Life Expectancy, and the Literacy rate.
How do you use mortally in a sentence?
People who walk in front of trains have a higher mortality rate.
What is the mortality and morbidity rate of thermometer use?
Injuries caused by properly inserted and normally functioning thermometers are extremely rare.
Who would want this type of information and how would they use it Population Birth Rate Death Rate Infant mortality rate Life expectancy and Total fertility rate?
Government, academics and researchers - scientists and social scientists, aid and development organisations, marketers, insurance companies, pharmaceutical companies, doctors. Why? It helps with planning to know how many people are being born and how many are dying. The rates say something about the level of development of a country, the state of it's medical facilities and availability of healthcare, what the risks are. If you have the information that covers a period of time, it also says something about the trends and whether or not things are improving.
Use mortality in a sentence?
well i dont know so dont ask me cuz i have the sam question and f**kin pplz wont answer me
How can you use the word mortality in a sentence?
Governments keep mortality statistics. Mortality refers to deaths.
Characteristics of an MEDC?
An MEDC is a "more economically developed country." Characteristics of a country labelled this include successful trade agreements, wealth, purchase of raw materials to use in production, lower death rates, and generally lower birth rates.
