[PDF] Top 20 Paediatric postdischarge mortality in developing countries: a systematic review

... A total of 1238 articles were identified through the system- atic searches, with two additional articles identified inde- pendently. Of these, 1174 were excluded at the abstract stage and a further 55 were excluded ... See full document

... This systematic review of qualitative research demon- strates that young women's use of modern contraceptive methods in five developing countries is limited by a range of factors, which centre ... See full document

... This systematic review examined the prevalence of MNA among hypertensive population as well as investigated factors affecting ...in developing countries that may affect adherence to ... See full document

... Developing countries must implement strategies to pro- tect their health systems, while recognizing health work- ers are autonomous people with ...in developing countries ...This ... See full document

... this review found a considerable variation re- garding lack of time as a barrier between these two ...one systematic review regard- ing barriers for participation of doctors in clinical trials in ... See full document

... The review by Batt and colleagues [14] (Table 1) came from the same institution as that of Pegurri et al and used similar methods ...The review identified 24 relevant intervention studies, 15 at national ... See full document

... neonatal mortality varied significantly depending on the neonatal mortality rate in the control ...the mortality rate in the control group was greater than 40 per ...group mortality rate was ... See full document

... in developing countries where it has both economic and social ...in developing countries the reasons why people self-medicate has been studied, to understand the determinants of ... See full document

... There are many opportunities to apply N-of-1 tests in resource-limited countries. First, physicians can use them as a clinical care tool to provide optimal therapy for individual patients. For example, researchers ... See full document

... A systematic review was performed of studies reporting cognitive function data of street children in developing countries.. Only seven studies were found, which reported on 215 individua[r] ... See full document

... no systematic review to-date to examine what is currently known on the effect mHealth initiatives on gender rela- tions in developing countries ... See full document

... income countries, therefore little is known about the epi- demiology of LBP in the rest of the world ...oped countries such as the United States of America (USA) and Australia, LBP prevalence ranges from ... See full document

... in developing countries, particularly in ...the paediatric population is mostly affected by this disease, yet the disease is an important cause of morbidity and mortality in adult populations ... See full document

... oping countries’ issues, especially traditional way of using energy as well as availability of free or inexpensive ...ing countries should use the number of electricity customers instead of using the per ... See full document

... MTX is one of the most useful and commonly used drugs in paediatric rheumatology due to its efficacy and the availability of long-­term safety data. Intolerance to MTX, namely nausea and vomiting, stomach ache, ... See full document

... Our initial search focused on studies that described trad- itional umbilical cord care practices globally. For the purposes of this article, traditional practices were those that focused on the cultural beliefs and ... See full document

... our systematic review of attitudes of stake- holders on alternatives to prospective informed consent in paediatric emergency research demonstrated that chil- dren, their families, health care staff, ... See full document

... maternal mortality were based on the most recent interagency ...for countries with useable death registration data but without country-specific data on misclassification of maternal deaths, to correct for ... See full document

... retrospective studies (15-19, 21, 22); three were surveys of bereaved parents (15, 17, 22), one was an epidemiological study (19) and three were medical notes reviews (16, 18, 21), one of which included an economic ... See full document

... Researchers using effective models for identifying children who are at risk for PDM should take into consideration the existing resources but consider illness as a continuum transcending the information that the ... See full document