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The International journal of social psychiatry
social autopsy refers interview process aimed identifying social behavioral health systems contributors maternal child deaths often combined verbal autopsy interview establish biological cause death two complementary purposes social autopsy include providing populationlevel data health care programmers policymakers utilize developing effective strategies delivering maternal child health care technologies increasing awareness maternal child death preventable problems order empower communities participate engage health programs increase responsiveness accountabilitythrough comprehensive review literature paper examines concept development social autopsy focusing contributions pathway analysis format child deaths maternal perinatal death inquiry response program india social autopsys success meeting key objectives pathway analysis social autopsy format based pathway survival model designed support integrated management childhood illness approach developed 1995 2001 utilized studies asia africa latin america adoption pathway model enriched data gathered care seeking child illnesses supported development demand supplyside interventions instrument recently updated improve assessment neonatal deaths soon utilized largescale populationrepresentative verbalsocial autopsy studies several african countries maternal death audit starting confidential inquiries maternal deaths britain 50 years ago longaccepted strategy reducing maternal mortality recently maternal social autopsy studies supported health programming conducted several developing countries 2005 2009 10 highmortality states india conducted communitybased maternal verbalsocial autopsies participatory data sharing communities health programs resulted implementation numerous datadriven maternal health interventionssocial autopsy powerful tool demonstrated ability raise awareness provide evidence form actionable data increase motivation levels take appropriate effective actions development methodology along standardized instruments supporting tools needed promote widescale adoption use