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The paper "Significance of maternal Obesity" outlines the prevalence of maternal obesity places health risks on the mother and child during pregnancy, at labor, and in the future.... This translates into one out of every five women being obese at the start of pregnancy highlighting the depth of the public health problem of maternal obesity (Kim et al, 2007).... Significance of maternal ObesityWhile in general the risk of obesity among the general population is heightened due to the lifestyles, the risk of obesity during pregnancy is even more because of the erstwhile practices and beliefs of women during pregnancy....
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Research Paper
Studies by the Institute for Healthcare Improvement have had to find that ventilator-associated pneumonia is leading in the cause of hospital morbidity and mortality.... Pulmonary complications account for quite a large number of mortality and morbidity in critically ill patients, in which case it is common in patients with intubation and who experience mechanical ventilation.... ulmonary complications are the most frequent in mortality and morbidity in critically, ill patients....
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Research Paper
As a result, most of the Ethiopian are subjected to contaminated water and poor sanitation hence increasing the incidence of illness of individuals (morbidity rate) in the densely populated areas.... This work called "Ethiopia Health" describes negative health status in Ethiopia....
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Research Paper
adult population is currently experiencing some forms of stress whereas 91% of the adult population in Australia had experienced the adverse health consequences of stress at least at one point in their lives (Global Organization for Stress, 2014).... The "Stress and Its Relationship to Human Health" paper start by identifying internal and external stressors followed by analyzing the anatomical and physiological explanation behind the effects of stress on human health....
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Literature review
This paper "Maternal Mortality in Australia" discusses various causes and consequences of maternal death in Australia and presents recommendations to deal with the challenges of maternal death.... However, the rate of maternal mortality is considerably low in Australia in comparison to other countries of the world.... Thus in terms of maternal mortality Ratio, there were 7 deaths per 10000 women who gave birth to their child.... The rate of maternal death in Australia is much less, compared to other countries....
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Term Paper
The writer of the paper 'The Effect of Active Management of the Third Stage of Labour on Maternal Morbidity and Mortality' states that active management of the third stage of labour is effective in preventing postpartum hemorrhage that in turn deters morbidity and maternal mortality.... Complications can accompany this stage and if not managed safely, this can lead to maternal morbidity and mortality.... Nevertheless, postpartum hemorrhage is one of the leading causes of maternal mortality, it occurs in about 10....
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Coursework
These are best epitomized by the fact that various governments in this region have been reluctant to enhance the nature of maternal health in their various countries, mostly related to the employment of trained staff as well as equipping the health facilities.... The paper 'maternal Health in Kenya' is to investigate the diverse mechanisms which can be primed in Kenya aimed at enhancing maternal health and as well as exploring what global practices can the government adopt towards the achievement of this goal....
8 Pages
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Case Study
The paper "The Problem of maternal mortality in the Developing World" is a remarkable example of a literature review on health sciences and medicine.... Despite a global commitment to improving maternal health by reducing maternal mortality as reflected in the Millennium Development Goals.... The paper "The Problem of maternal mortality in the Developing World" is a remarkable example of a literature review on health sciences and medicine.... Despite a global commitment to improving maternal health by reducing maternal mortality as reflected in the Millennium Development Goals, statistical evidence shows that the incidence of global maternal mortality is still high, especially in the developing world....
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Literature review