Factors associated with pregnancy complications during antenatal period: an extended GEE approach

The purpose of the paper is to examine the factors affecting pregnancy complications during antenatal period of mothers. The study uses data which have been repeated over time i.e., the nature of the data is longitudinal in type. Thus the generalized estimating equation (GEE) method has been employe...

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Asıl Yazarlar:	Tomal, J.H., Khan, H.T. Abdullah, Hossain, M.Z., Shabuz, M.Z.R.
Materyal Türü:	Makale
Dil:	English
Baskı/Yayın Bilgisi:	BRAC University 2010
Konular:	GEE Maternal morbidity Follow-up Data
Online Erişim:	http://hdl.handle.net/10361/538

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spelling	10361-5382019-09-29T05:46:19Z Factors associated with pregnancy complications during antenatal period: an extended GEE approach Tomal, J.H. Khan, H.T. Abdullah Hossain, M.Z. Shabuz, M.Z.R. GEE Maternal morbidity Follow-up Data The purpose of the paper is to examine the factors affecting pregnancy complications during antenatal period of mothers. The study uses data which have been repeated over time i.e., the nature of the data is longitudinal in type. Thus the generalized estimating equation (GEE) method has been employed to identify the factors associated with the pregnancy complications which constitute binary response. The study reveals important findings. Among others, education of mothers, taking special food during pregnancy and desired index pregnancy are found to be negatively associated with pregnancy related complications i.e., lower risk of complication. Patients visit to health workers during antenatal period is positively associated with identifying the causes of pregnancy related complications. Female literacy and maternal morbidity are intertwined in an inverse relationship i.e., improving the former will reduce the latter. Educated women take better care of themselves. It improves their economic power and ensures a better social and legal status. Pregnant women should take special food in order to get rid of pregnancy related complications. 2010-10-18T05:36:09Z 2010-10-18T05:36:09Z 2005 Article http://hdl.handle.net/10361/538 en BRAC University Journal, BRAC University;Vol.2, No.2,pp. 13-22 application/pdf BRAC University
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spellingShingle	GEE Maternal morbidity Follow-up Data Tomal, J.H. Khan, H.T. Abdullah Hossain, M.Z. Shabuz, M.Z.R. Factors associated with pregnancy complications during antenatal period: an extended GEE approach
description	The purpose of the paper is to examine the factors affecting pregnancy complications during antenatal period of mothers. The study uses data which have been repeated over time i.e., the nature of the data is longitudinal in type. Thus the generalized estimating equation (GEE) method has been employed to identify the factors associated with the pregnancy complications which constitute binary response. The study reveals important findings. Among others, education of mothers, taking special food during pregnancy and desired index pregnancy are found to be negatively associated with pregnancy related complications i.e., lower risk of complication. Patients visit to health workers during antenatal period is positively associated with identifying the causes of pregnancy related complications. Female literacy and maternal morbidity are intertwined in an inverse relationship i.e., improving the former will reduce the latter. Educated women take better care of themselves. It improves their economic power and ensures a better social and legal status. Pregnant women should take special food in order to get rid of pregnancy related complications.
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title	Factors associated with pregnancy complications during antenatal period: an extended GEE approach
title_short	Factors associated with pregnancy complications during antenatal period: an extended GEE approach
title_full	Factors associated with pregnancy complications during antenatal period: an extended GEE approach
title_fullStr	Factors associated with pregnancy complications during antenatal period: an extended GEE approach
title_full_unstemmed	Factors associated with pregnancy complications during antenatal period: an extended GEE approach
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publishDate	2010
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Factors associated with pregnancy complications during antenatal period: an extended GEE approach

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