Healthy Birth Outcomes:
Eliminating Racial and Ethnic Disparities
Data and Fact Sheets
Infant mortality rates (the number of deaths during the first year of
life per 1,000 live births in a population group) reflect a tragic loss of
life to individuals, families, and the community. The magnitude of
infant mortality also reflects broader social and economic conditions that
affect maternal and infant health, including factors such as access to
high-quality health care, education, poverty, and racism.
Reports
Presentations and Other Reference Materials
-
Healthy Birth Outcomes: Eliminating Racial
and Ethnic Disparities (October 2010) (PDF, 876 KB)
- Eliminating
Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Birth Outcomes: Overview and Purpose
(PDF, 40 KB)
- Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Wisconsin Birth
Outcomes: Data Trends, Evidence Base and Best Practices, 2008
(February 2008) (PDF, 835 KB)
- Community
Health Improvement Process to Eliminate Racial and Ethnic
Disparities in Birth Outcomes (PDF, 32 KB)
- Monitoring
Progress in Eliminating Racial and Ethnic Disparities
(PDF, 81 KB)
- Perinatal
Periods of Risk in Wisconsin: 2002-2004 (PDF,
41 KB)
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Webcast: Disparities in Birth Outcomes: A continuing challenge in Wisconsin --
Webcast presentation, February 24, 2006
- Racial
Disparities in Birth Outcomes (exit
DHS)
(Registration is required to view the video)
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Last Revised: November 09, 2011
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