Keywords
Health Unic System
Surveillance of Child and Fetal Death
Brazilian List of Preventable Causes Mortalidad fetal
Sistema Único de Salud
Vigilancia del Óbito Infantil y Fetal
Lista Brasileña de Causas Evitables Mortalidade Fetal
Sistema Único de Saúde
Vigilância do Óbito Infantil e Fetal
Lista Brasileira de Causas Evitáveis
PlumX Metrics
Abstract
Aim: To describe the epidemiological characteristics and health care characteristics of stillbirths and classify them according to the Brazilian List of Preventable Causes per interventions of the Unified Health System. Method: A cross-sectional study carried out in Recife (PE) in 2014, whose sources of data will be the research records of Infant and Fetal Death Surveillance and the Mortality Information System. The basic causes will be analyzed and classified according to the Brazilian List of A voidable C auses. Pearson’s chi -square test will be used to evaluate the association between avoidable stillbirths according to weight range. Expected results: It is intended to detect the circumstances and avoidable factors for fetal mortality, besides delivering data for the discussion and planning issues related to the qualification of care processes in health.References
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