Te Ohonga Ake The Health Status of Māori Children and Young People in New Zealand
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Craig E, Adams J, Oben G, Reddington A, Wicken A and Simpson J. Te Ohonga Ake The Health Status of Māori Children and Young People in New Zealand. Dunedin: New Zealand Child and Youth Epidemiology Service, University of Otago; 2012.
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Abstract:
This report is based on an Indicator Framework common to all New Zealand Child and Youth Epidemiology Service reports. The report is presented as reference manual, which is divided into three main sections:
• Issues More Common in Infants
• Issues More Common in Children or Common in Children and Young People
• Issues More Common in Young People
For each indicator a “snapshot” of the most recent 5 years of data (hospital admissions 2006–2010; mortality 2004–2008) is provided, which compares rates for Māori children and young people with those of non-Māori non-Pacific children and young people.
Date:
2012-02
Publisher:
New Zealand Child and Youth Epidemiology Service
Keywords:
Infant Mortality; Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy; Breastfeeding; Tamariki; Mokopuna; Ambulatory Sensitive Hospitalisations; Infectious Diseases; Respiratory Diseases; Injuries; Oral Health; Mortality in Young People; Hospital Admissions; Teenage Pregnancy; Terminations of Pregnancy
Research Type:
Commissioned Report for External Body
Languages:
English
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