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Explaining Mortality Outcomes at the District Level in Ghana, Malawi, and Tanzania
Rachel Sullivan Robinson
, Jenny Trinitapoli
,
Ann Meier
Sociology (Twin Cities)
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Tanzania
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Ghana
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Malawi
100%
District Level
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Mortality Outcomes
100%
Health Outcomes
50%
Environmental Determinants
50%
Communicable Diseases
50%
Data Analysis Methods
50%
Maternal Mortality
50%
Infant Mortality
50%
Social Environment
50%
Life Expectancy
50%
Poor Health
50%
Physical Environment
50%
Parasitic Diseases
50%
Exploratory Spatial Data Analysis
50%
Geographically Weighted Regression
50%
Built Environmental
50%
Individual Level of Analysis
50%
Good Health
50%
Mortality Risk Factors
50%
Maternal-infant
50%
Social Sciences
Tanzania UR
100%
Infectious Disease
100%
Malawi
100%
Ghana
100%
Child Mortality
50%
Health Outcomes
50%
Life Cycle
50%