Social autopsy study identifies determinants of neonatal mortality in Doume, Nguelemendouka and Abong-Mbang health districts, Eastern Region of Cameroon

Keyphrases

• Neonatal Mortality 100%
• Autopsy Study 100%
• Cameroon 100%
• Eastern Region 100%
• Health District 100%
• Social Autopsy 100%
• Neonate 75%
• Health Systems 50%
• Health Facilities 50%
• Social Health 50%
• Care-seeking 50%
• Newborn Death 50%
• Behavioral Systems 50%
• Social Systems 50%
• Social-behavioral 50%
• Illness 25%
• Maternal Health 25%
• Social Factors 25%
• Healthcare 25%
• Severely Ill 25%
• Primary Barrier 25%
• Socioeconomic Conditions 25%
• First Day 25%
• Maternal Care 25%
• Sick 25%
• Neonatal Disease 25%
• First Week of Life 25%
• Newborn Care 25%
• Cord Care 25%
• Under-five Mortality 25%
• Thermal Care 25%
• Medical Causes 25%
• Newborn Health 25%
• Labor Complications 25%
• Delivery Complications 25%
• Formal Care 25%
• Key Interventions 25%
• Eastern Cameroon 25%
• Low-cost Intervention 25%
• Cause of Neonatal Deaths 25%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Newborn Death 100%
• Neonate 100%
• Newborn Mortality 100%
• Health Care Facility 66%
• Diseases 66%
• Maternal Care 33%
• Newborn Care 33%
• Health Care 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Newborn Mortality 100%
• Neonatal Infant 100%
• Neonate 60%
• Newborn Death 60%
• Health System 40%
• Health Care Cost 40%
• Diseases 40%
• Health Care 20%
• Maternal Care 20%
• Newborn Care 20%
• Delivery Complication 20%