Shweta Srivastava|Vatsalya Vatsalya|Ashoo Arora|K. L. Arora|Robert Karch
Utilizing Healthcare Developments, Demographic Data with Statistical Techniques to Estimate the Diarrhoea Prevalence in India
Georgetown University|American University|Fort Valley State University|American University
diarrhoea one leading causes morbidity mortality developing countries africa south asia india prevalence diarrheal diseases countries higher developed western world largely associated socioeconomic sanitary conditions however present available data sufficiently evaluated study role factors like healthcare development population density sex regional influence diarrheal prevalence pattern study performed understand relationship diarrheal prevalence specific measures namely healthcare services development demographics population density socioeconomic conditions sex regional prevalence patterns india data annual national health reports epidemiological studies included statistically analyzed results demonstrate significant correlation disease prevalence pattern certain measures like healthcare centers population growth rate sex regionspecific morbidity available information sanitation like water supply toilet availability socioeconomic conditions like poverty literacy measures could associated trends significance study valuable improvisation appropriate strategies focused important measures like healthcare resources population growth regional significances evaluate prevalence patterns management diarrhoea locally globally