Sentence examples for institutional prevalence from inspiring English sources

The institutional prevalence rate was 3.7 episodes per 1 000 admissions and 5.8 episodes per 10 000 in-patient days.

This finding is consistent with a study by Koblinsky et al. in which the reason for a low level of institutional delivery prevalence was reported to be due to the engagement of little work time (average of two hours per week) for delivery services [ 19].

In institutional care, the prevalence of depression is about 40%.

A male midwife in the labour unit was 3.5 times significantly shown to decrease prevalence of institutional delivery having AOR of 3.504 and 95 % CI of 1.067, 11.505.

The 1951 WHO publication was highly influential in causing widespread changes in the practices and prevalence of institutional care for infants and children, and in changing practices relating to the stays of small children in hospitals so that parents were allowed more frequent and longer visits.

A higher prevalence of institutional deliveries – a service not covered by VimoSEWA – underscores this possibility.

The prevalence of institutional deliveries was found to be 33.4 % among the urban poor in Delhi as per the NFHS-3 survey data [ 19].

The low prevalence of institutional delivery in the district might be leading to a high number of maternal and neonatal morbidity and mortality.

Resource-limited countries like Ethiopia tend to train less skilled health workers, thus contributing to the low prevalence of institutional delivery.

At the same time the authors also stressed that the net benefit of a screening program might depend on institutional characteristics including MRSA prevalence.

Assuming prevalence of institutional births as 33% in urban slums of Delhi, 16 we need to interview 780 women who gave birth in the past year to obtain prevalence estimates with 10% relative precision.