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ChapterXIV. Socioeconomic and Related Factora 283 Fia. 142. Educational Level of Mothers of Deceased Children Under 5 Years, in Three Age Groups, in 14 Projects. NEONATAL DEATHS POSTNEONATAL DEATHS DEATHS 1.4 YEARS SHERBROOKE PW34AM. I TEM AN 0 mm, I Am IEI 0 20 PERCENT PEt C NT PEECENT 40 60 so 100 0 20 40 60 so 100 20 40 60 s0 t00 .......... W1 CHILE PROJECT 2SU? ANLWRSITY PRIM3 ME AUDOVl PRW, I ANDI wAR nP BOLIVIA PROJECT SEONARYEWIT AND i P343EV, I YEARS AN onI PENURY, I AND I MARS l MEDELLIN ECONARY AM13334WY P8W?.IRY I YEARS AIR08 P3W?.YI ANDI YEARS I= CALl SECONDARY AMUR 1J1 P3W? I YEARS 10 Onk PI3W?.I AND IES CARTAGENA SECONDAR0383 AND P3 ?,3 YEARSD ANO_..... .. .... . Pow., I Am2 YEA KINGSTON-STANDRfW MwM AN PEPAAR. 3 YES An 31 P34l03, I ANDI . . ion143 I~ MONTERREY SECDRnu VAYEmw PFROM3 WilS ADOM RIBEIRAO PRETO SECONDAR As =RRr P31W?,IYARS'a I L P1111. I ANDIYEARS NO _ SAN JUAN PROVINCE SECONDAhY AM51181 PWT, 3 WRSAM ON . MEANT. I 40 I YARS ELSALVADOR PROJECT ,- SECONDAR AM3311? PMUIT 3 P3434? YEARANDOYEl i2332 WAR EU SAO PAULO SECONDARY AND131143 FP34ET 3 WEARSOYER AND POWY.1I A3MIYARS RECIFE SECINIARY An LWVIRSW "sun4. 3YEARS AD00 a PROW.I13 WNIYARS CHACO PROVINCE PSECON3DARYwl AD PIPARY.23YEARS0 PA KU I LINI JX
284 Patternsof Mortality in Childhood TAILe 169. Percentage of Deaths of Childrena Under Five Years of Age Occurring in Neonatal Period Whose Mothers Had Secondary or University Education or No Education in 14 Projects. Secotidary or university education No education Project Total deaths No. Neonatal Neonatal Total % deaths No. % Total ............................... 3,038 1,565 51.5 7,600 1,850 24.3 ARGENTINA Chaco Province .................... San Juan Province ................. BOLIVIA project.................... BRAZIL Recife ........................... Ribeirao Prto..................... Sao Paulo ........................ CANADA Sherbrooke ....................... CHILE )roject ...................... COLOMBIA Cali ............................. Cartagena ........................ Medellin ......................... EL SALVADOR project.............. JAMAICA Kingston-St. Andrew............... MEXICO Monterrey ........................ 59 199 448 164 90 299 200 490 143 70 132 258 187 293 37 98 185 84 62 193 129 240 82 40 60 101 123 131 62.7 600 154 25.7 49.2 246 83 33.7 41.3 904 146 16.2 51.2 1,618 370 22.9 68.9 266 96 36.1 64.5 1,120 424 37.9 64.5 48.4 7 206 2 45 # 21.8 57.3 177 30 10.9 57.1 173 29 16.8 45.5 146 21 14.4 39.1 1,422 291 20.5 65.8 65 10 15.4 44.7 050 149 22.9 In families in which home interviews were conducted and information was provided. , Percentages are not calculated for a base of less titan 10. programs. These five projects were Kingston-St. Andrew (with 15.4 per cent neonatal deaths), Cali (16.9, per cent), Cartagena (16.8), Medellin (14.4), and the Bolivia project (16.2). This analysis using education as the measure points up sections of the population in which there are serious health problems. Even though Kingston-St. Andrew had a favorable infant death rate and had a high proportion of deaths in the neonatal group (52.0 per cent of all deaths under 5 years), the low percentage of deaths in the neonatal period among mothers with no education (15.4) is indicative of a situation in which conditions are unfavorable and health programs are needed. Mortality by Causes Educational level having thus proved to be a useful measure, the specific causes of death were further analyzed according to this factor in three age groups (neonatal, postneonatal, and 1-4 years). The causes of neonatal deaths are considered first (Table 170). This analysis includes only deaths of children in whose homes inter
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APPENDIX 1 STANDARD FORM OF QUESTIO
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REFERENCES-' American Society of Cl
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