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Title:"AGENTS AFFECTING HEALTH OF MOTHER AND CHILD IN A RURAL AREA OF KENYA .1. INTRODUCTION - STUDY DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY."
Abstract:"The objectives of a longitudinal, population based project in part of the Machakos district of Kenya can be summarized as follows: to obtain accurate data on morbidity and mortality from a number of acute infectious childhood diseases and on the outcome of pregnancy and to investigate nutritional factors and factors of the social, biological and physical environment, which may have a bearing on the observed disease pattern; and to develop a system of registration of births, deaths and morbidity, which is suitable for use in a district in Kenya having limited resources. Each of the 4000 households in an area of 87 sq km (total population 24,000) is visited every fortnight by a field worker, who records pregnancies, births, deaths, migrations and morbidity from measles, whooping cough, other respiratory infections and acute diarrhea among children 0-4 yr of age. Simultaneously with the disease surveillance a longitudinal growth study of a sample of 500 children is being conducted. Sociological studies were done on attitudes and behavior of the people in relation to pregnancy, measles and diarrhea, and information was collected on socio-economic status, environmental sanitation and climate. It was feasible to record illness among the population with the help of school graduates with minimal additional training. The surveillance system produced reliable data on morbidity and mortality from a number of infectious diseases in childhood and on the outcome of pregnancy.."
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AGENTS AFFECTING HEALTH OF MOTHER AND CHILD IN A RURAL AREA OF KENYA .1. INTRODUCTION - STUDY DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY
The objectives of a longitudinal, population based project in part of the Machakos district of Kenya can be summarized as follows: to obtain accurate data on morbidity and mortality from a number of acute infectious childhood diseases and on the outcome of pregnancy and to investigate nutritional factors and factors of the social, biological and physical environment, which may have a bearing on the observed disease pattern; and to develop a system of registration of births, deaths and morbidity, which is suitable for use in a district in Kenya having limited resources. Each of the 4000 households in an area of 87 sq km (total population 24,000) is visited every fortnight by a field worker, who records pregnancies, births, deaths, migrations and morbidity from measles, whooping cough, other respiratory infections and acute diarrhea among children 0-4 yr of age. Simultaneously with the disease surveillance a longitudinal growth study of a sample of 500 children is being conducted. Sociological studies were done on attitudes and behavior of the people in relation to pregnancy, measles and diarrhea, and information was collected on socio-economic status, environmental sanitation and climate. It was feasible to record illness among the population with the help of school graduates with minimal additional training. The surveillance system produced reliable data on morbidity and mortality from a number of infectious diseases in childhood and on the outcome of pregnancy.