Matthew P Fox, Roch Nianogo, Jacqueline E Rudolph, Chanelle J Howe
Illustrating How to Simulate Data From Directed Acyclic Graphs to Understand Epidemiologic Concepts
American journal of epidemiology
describe incidence sociodemographic clinical factors associated preterm birth perinatal mortality nigeria secondary analysis data collected maternal perinatal database quality equity dignity mpd4qed programme data births 54 referrallevel hospitals across nigeria 1 september 2019 31 august 2020 total 69 698 births multilevel modelling used determine factors associated preterm birth perinatal mortality preterm birth preterm perinatal mortality 62 383 live births 9547 preterm 153 per 1000 live births maternal age 20 years adjusted odds ratio aor 152 95 ci 136171 35 years aor 123 95 ci 116130 formal education aor 168 95 ci 154184 partner gainfully employed aor 194 95 ci 161234 antenatal care aor 262 95 ci 242284 associated preterm births early neonatal mortality preterm neonates 472 per 1000 preterm live births 4519547 fathers occupation manual labour aor 152 95 ci 120193 hypertensive disorders pregnancy aor 137 95 ci 102183 antenatal care aor 274 95 ci 204367 earlier gestation 28 32 weeks aor 294 95 ci 215410 32 34 weeks aor 180 95 ci 13244 birthweight 1000 g aor 2135 95 ci 12543633 associated preterm perinatal mortality preterm birth perinatal mortality nigeria high efforts made enhance access quality health care pregnancy delivery neonatal period improve parental socioeconomic status