Mohamed Toufic El Hussein, Marg Olfert, Sarah Blayney
Assessment Strategies Used by Nurse Educators To Evaluate Critical Thinking, Clinical Judgment or Clinical Reasoning In Undergraduate Nursing Students In Clinical Settings: A Scoping Review of The Literature
Research and theory for nursing practice
infant mortality crucial indicator socioeconomic development reflecting conditions children born raised despite notable reductions latin america infant mortality rates remain relatively high compared regions worldwide understanding socioeconomic factors influence infant mortality uncover immediate causes infant deaths also shed light broader socioeconomic healthcare disparities contributing burden disease study analyzes impact socioeconomic factors infant mortality rates latin america 2000 2019 estimating speed magnitude response infant mortality rates changes specific socioeconomic factors longitudinal panel study panel data regression models used examine influence specific socioeconomic factors infant mortality rates latin america additionally impulse response functions estimated local projections used estimate speed magnitude impact socioeconomic factors infant mortality rates results highlight importance factors healthcare expenditure female literacy public expenditures education maternal mortality physician density total fertility rate tuberculosis incidence significant determinants infant mortality rates region study adds existing literature offering empirical evidence association socioeconomic factors infant mortality latin america also provides foundation future research investigates specific cases within latin america examines variations socioeconomic factors within countries