Viola Nalwoga, Simon Kizito, Eustes Kigongo, Praise Atwine, Amir Kabunga
The Lived Experiences of Individuals and Coping Strategies in the Context of Internet Gaming Disorder: A Qualitative Study Within Higher Education Setting in Uganda
Neuropsychiatric disease and treatment
despite major advances medicine racial socioeconomic disparities continue affect health care outcomes higher overall infant mortality reported black neonates compared hispanic white counterparts underlying basis differences remains unclear potential influencing factor management premature neurologic complications disadvantaged group study examines racial socioeconomic disparities mortality preterm infants posthemorrhagic hydrocephalus phh data nationwide inpatient sample kids inpatient database combined 2000 2010 discharges international classification diseases ninth revision clinical modification codes preterm births intraventricular hemorrhage phh included relative risk rr ratios mortality complications length stay hospital costs obtained multivariate analysis controlling patientlevel hospitallevel admissionlevel factors controlling patient hospital factors black neonates increased mortality compared whites hispanics rr 147 p 001 association existed despite lower rates congenital cardiac defects rr 084 p 001 gastrointestinal complications rr 084 p 001 general complications prematurity rr 095 p 004 black cohort preterm infants insured medicaid increased mortality compared private insurance rr 12 p 004 adjusting patient hospital factors among preterm infants intraventricular hemorrhage resultant phh black infants insured medicaid significantly increased mortality 2 effects independent studies needed fully understand factors affecting racial socioeconomic disparities