this paper presents estimates of infant and child mortality in the rural and urban areas of iran for 1989. data are from a one percent sample of the urban and rural population. the study makes use of data on the number of children born alive and children surviving, classified by age of the mother. based on these data estimates of infant and child mortality for the urban and the rural areas have...

Infant Mortality problems have been around for a long time (maybe that is why sometimes we have a shorter warranty period for many electronic products). Anyway, the explanation of infant mortality is that these are left over (or latent) defects. Defects that do not necessarily expose themselves and they can skip by all the manufacturing tests, including system test. However, with electrical and...

� FN SERVICES. *6+ %, status of a nation or community. Infant mortality rates are very useful for identi$ing problems with the health status of infants and mothers, as well as possible problems in the delivery of health care and related services to these groups in a community. The use of infant mortality rates at the local planning level is unfortunately limited by yearly fluctuations in the ra...

Introduction: Measuring the patient mortality rate is the most important indicator for the evaluation of healthcare capabilities in intensive care units in hospitals and health systems. This study aims to investigate the impact of the socio economic status of households on premature infant mortality in hospitals affiliated to the Tehran University of Medical Sciences. <st...

BACKGROUND A close examination of the literature suggests that the consistent relation between political and welfare state characteristics and infant mortality in the second half of the 20th century in wealthy countries may not be causal. METHODS The evolution of infant mortality since the late 19th century was studied in 17 wealthy countries classified according to political traditions, fami...