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The implementation of a plan in Nottingham, United Kingdom, to concentrate health visitors in areas with high post-neonatal death rates was described. Using a stepwise discriminated analysis based on the death or survival of babies in the post-neonatal period, a risk scoring system was devised including the following factors: born in deprived area or not, birth weight, breast-fed baby or not, maternal age, and duration of second stage of labor. On the basis of their score, babies were assigned to a high-risk category and followed up more intensively. Of 2882 births in Nottingham in the first 5 months risks for morbidity in surviving infants, data on 390425 live births -deaths and 4327 surviving I-year-old children in 8 regions of Ac I examined. Results indicated that factors which presented nst* death, such as advanced maternal age and maternal history of also presented risks for congenital anomalies and/or severe devi Factors influenced by environmental conditions, such as young lower maternal educational attainment, were associated with neonatal mortality rates and significant illnesses among normal birth weight. The choice of parameters for the study.
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