Determinants of infant mortality in Malawi: A spatial perspective

Geographical variations in infant and child mortality in West Africa: a geo-additive discrete-time survival modelling

“…Studies by Kazembe and Namangale (2007), , Kandala et al (2007) and Gayawan et al (2014) identified the risk factors of childhood morbidity especially fever, cough, diarrhoea and pneumonia to include age, use of bed nets for sleeping, type of household roofing materials, feeding practices and, notably, the geographical location of a child. These studies reaffirmed the views of Kalipeni (1993) that the district in which a child is born sets the context for risk factors of child morbidity and mortality.…”

Geographical variations in infant and child mortality in West Africa: a geo-additive discrete-time survival modelling

“…Studies by Kazembe and Namangale (2007), , Kandala et al (2007) and Gayawan et al (2014) identified the risk factors of childhood morbidity especially fever, cough, diarrhoea and pneumonia to include age, use of bed nets for sleeping, type of household roofing materials, feeding practices and, notably, the geographical location of a child. These studies reaffirmed the views of Kalipeni (1993) that the district in which a child is born sets the context for risk factors of child morbidity and mortality.…”

Gender and Regional Differences in Schooling Between Boys and Girls in Malawi

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Spatial Dynamic Effects in the Colombian Health System

“…Some studies believe that a spatial modeling approach is important to produce reliable estimates in the infant mortality analysis (Gemperli, Vounatsou, Kleinschmidt, Lengeler & Smith, 2004;and Barufi, Haddad & Paez, 2012). Also, we can find evidence of the spatial analysis application in infant mortality in the United States (Rushton, Krishnamurty, Lolonis &Song, 1996, andBanerjee, Wall &Carlin, 2003), Africa (Gemperli et al, 2004;Kalipeni, 1993;and Balk, Pullum, Storeygard, Greenwell & Neuman, 2004), Brazil (Barufi et al, 2012), France (Padilla et al, 2013) and throughout the rest of the world (Storeygard, Balk, Levy & Deane, 2008).…”

Geographical variations in infant and child mortality in West Africa: a geo-additive discrete-time survival modelling

“…Studies by Kazembe and Namangale (2007), , Kandala et al (2007) and Gayawan et al (2014) identified the risk factors of childhood morbidity especially fever, cough, diarrhoea and pneumonia to include age, use of bed nets for sleeping, type of household roofing materials, feeding practices and, notably, the geographical location of a child. These studies reaffirmed the views of Kalipeni (1993) that the district in which a child is born sets the context for risk factors of child morbidity and mortality.…”

Gender and Regional Differences in Schooling Between Boys and Girls in Malawi

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Spatial Dynamic Effects in the Colombian Health System

“…Some studies believe that a spatial modeling approach is important to produce reliable estimates in the infant mortality analysis (Gemperli, Vounatsou, Kleinschmidt, Lengeler & Smith, 2004;and Barufi, Haddad & Paez, 2012). Also, we can find evidence of the spatial analysis application in infant mortality in the United States (Rushton, Krishnamurty, Lolonis &Song, 1996, andBanerjee, Wall &Carlin, 2003), Africa (Gemperli et al, 2004;Kalipeni, 1993;and Balk, Pullum, Storeygard, Greenwell & Neuman, 2004), Brazil (Barufi et al, 2012), France (Padilla et al, 2013) and throughout the rest of the world (Storeygard, Balk, Levy & Deane, 2008).…”

Geographical variations in infant and child mortality in West Africa: a geo-additive discrete-time survival modelling

“…Studies by Kazembe and Namangale (2007), , Kandala et al (2007) and Gayawan et al (2014) identified the risk factors of childhood morbidity especially fever, cough, diarrhoea and pneumonia to include age, use of bed nets for sleeping, type of household roofing materials, feeding practices and, notably, the geographical location of a child. These studies reaffirmed the views of Kalipeni (1993) that the district in which a child is born sets the context for risk factors of child morbidity and mortality.…”

Gender and Regional Differences in Schooling Between Boys and Girls in Malawi

“……”

Spatial Dynamic Effects in the Colombian Health System

“…Some studies believe that a spatial modeling approach is important to produce reliable estimates in the infant mortality analysis (Gemperli, Vounatsou, Kleinschmidt, Lengeler & Smith, 2004;and Barufi, Haddad & Paez, 2012). Also, we can find evidence of the spatial analysis application in infant mortality in the United States (Rushton, Krishnamurty, Lolonis &Song, 1996, andBanerjee, Wall &Carlin, 2003), Africa (Gemperli et al, 2004;Kalipeni, 1993;and Balk, Pullum, Storeygard, Greenwell & Neuman, 2004), Brazil (Barufi et al, 2012), France (Padilla et al, 2013) and throughout the rest of the world (Storeygard, Balk, Levy & Deane, 2008).…”