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SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS IN BIRTH OUTCOMES: THE US AN FRAN

SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS IN BIRTH OUTCOMES: THE US AN FRAN
出生结果的社会经济因素:美国和法国
批准号:
3427444
负责人:
EMBRY HOWELL
金额:
$1.13万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
1990
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1990-08-01 至 1991-07-31

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低出生体重和相关的婴儿死亡率是一个很大的问题 对美国公共卫生政策的关注。尽管广泛 研究称,目前尚不清楚为什么美国出生相对较差 与其他发达国家相比的结果。差异可能是 由于人口结构的差异或健康状况的差异 护理提供和融资系统。 这项研究将调查社会经济因素之间的关系 以及美国和法国的出生结果。法国被选为 相比之下,因为它有大量的和社会经济多样化的人口, 因为在以前的比较研究中还没有归纳出 出生结局。虽然它的医疗服务提供系统类似于 与美国相比,美国的医疗融资体系有很大的不同。 在法国,所有孕妇都有医疗保险。 我们假设,在这两个国家,贫困确实通过以下途径影响结果 它对健康状况和健康行为的负面影响。然而,我们 进一步假设贫困的负面影响在#年得到改善 法国通过向低收入妇女提供适当的产前护理和 通过减少护理的经济障碍。 一个复杂的多变量模型将被用来研究这个问题。 将使用四个数据集:两个生育率抽样调查(每个抽样调查一个 国家)和选定的美国和法国的所有出生人口的两个数据库 地区。
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Low birth weight and associated infant mortality are issues of great concern for public health policy in the United States. Despite extensive research, it remains unclear why the U.S. has relatively poor birth outcomes when compared to other developed countries. Differences may be due to demographic differences in populations or to differences in health care delivery and financing systems. This study will investigate the relationship between socioeconomic factors and birth outcomes in the United States and France. France was chosen for comparison because it has a large and socioeconomically diverse population, and because it has not been induced in previous comparative studies of birth outcomes. While its health service delivery system is similar to that of the U.S., the health care financing system differs substantially. All pregnant women have health insurance coverage in France. We hypothesize that in both countries poverty does affect outcomes through its negative effect on health status and health behaviors. However, we further hypothesize that the negative effects of poverty are modified in France by the provision of adequate prenatal care of low income women and through the reduction in financial barriers to care. A complex multivariate model will be employed to investigated this issue. Four data sets will be used: two fertility sample surveys (one from each country) and two data bases of all births for selected U.S. and French regions.
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