Búsqueda de atención para enfermedades mortales en niños pequeños en Indramayu, Java occidental, Indonesia

B Sutrisna1, A Reingold, S Kresno

  • 1Centre for Child Survival, University of Indonesia.

Lancet (London, England)
|September 25, 1993
PubMed
Resumen

Muchos niños gravemente enfermos en Indonesia no recibieron atención médica occidental. El comportamiento de búsqueda de cuidados estaba relacionado con el niño.

Palabras clave:
Factores de la edad Factores de la edadLa región de Asia es Asia.Comportamiento Comportamiento Comportamiento.Creencias Las creencias.Causas de la muerte.Cuidado de niños Cuidado de niños.La mortalidad infantil La mortalidad infantil.La crianza de los hijos.Análisis de cohorte Análisis de cohorte.La cultura es la cultura de la cultura.La prestación de cuidados de salud.Factores demográficos Los factores demográficos incluyen:Países en desarrollo Países en desarrollo.Exámenes y diagnósticos.Salud Salud Salud Salud Salud SaludServicios de salud Servicios de salud.En la actualidad el país es Indonesia Indonesia Indonesia.La mortalidad infantil La mortalidad infantil.Los estudios longitudinales son estudios longitudinales.Servicios de salud materno-infantil.La medicina es la medicina de la medicina.Medicina, Medicina tradicional, Medicina tradicional es el nombre que se le da a las medicinas tradicionales.La mortalidad es la mortalidad.Población de la población.Características de las poblaciones.Dinámica de las poblaciones.Atención Primaria de la Salud Cuidado Primario de la Salud.Metodología de investigación Metodología de investigación.Informe de Investigación Informe de InvestigaciónPoblación Rural La población rural.Estudios de muestreo Estudios de muestreo.El cribado de detección.Asia sudoriental y el sudeste asiático.Estudios Estudios Estudios Estudios Estudios Estudios EstudiosEncuestas encuestas.Factores de tiempo Factores de tiempo

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