INFANT MORTALITY ALABAMA 2007 ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH CENTER FOR HEALTH STATISTICS.

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INFANT MORTALITY ALABAMA 2007 ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH CENTER FOR HEALTH STATISTICS

2 INFANT MORTALITY RATES ALABAMA,

3 INFANT MORTALITY RATES ALABAMA AND UNITED STATES US rate is provisional. ALABAMA UNITED STATES

4 INFANT MORTALITY RATES, WHITE INFANTS ALABAMA,

5 INFANT MORTALITY RATES, BLACK INFANTS ALABAMA,

Multivariate Analysis of Linked Birth/Infant Death File from Analysis was conducted controlling for the following factors: ● Low birth weight ● Multiple births ● Teen age mother ● Adequate weight gain ● Birth order ● Maternal smoking ● Educational attainment of mother ● Race ● Method of payment for delivery ● Marital status ● Adequacy of prenatal care

Multivariate Analysis ODDS OF INFANT DEATH BLACK MOTHERS VERSUS OTHER RACES Multivariate result is statistically significant

8 INFANT MORTALITY RATES ALABAMA AND UNITED STATES 1 BY RACE, US rate is provisional 2005 US rate is not available. US-BLACK AL-BLACK AL-WHITE US-WHITE

9 INFANT MORTALITY RATES HISPANIC INFANTS, ALABAMA,

10 PERCENT OF BIRTHS TO TEENAGERS ALABAMA, Percent of All Live Births

11 INFANT MORTALITY RATES TEENAGERS vs. ADULTS ALABAMA, 2007

Multivariate Analysis ODDS OF INFANT DEATH TEEN MOTHER VERSUS ADULT MOTHER Multivariate result is statistically significant

13 PERCENT OF LOW WEIGHT BIRTHS BY RACE ALABAMA,

14 INFANT MORTALITY RATES LOW vs. NORMAL WEIGHT BIRTHS ALABAMA, LOW WEIGHT NORMAL WEIGHT

Multivariate Analysis ODDS OF INFANT DEATH LOW BIRTH WEIGHT VERSUS NORMAL BIRTH WEIGHT Multivariate result is statistically significant

16 NUMBER OF BIRTHS WEIGHING LESS THAN 500 GRAMS, ALABAMA,

17 MULTIPLE BIRTHS AS A PERCENT OF TOTAL BIRTHS ALABAMA,

18 INFANT MORTALITY RATES SINGLETON AND MULTIPLE BIRTHS ALABAMA, MULTIPLE SINGLETON

Multivariate Analysis ODDS OF INFANT DEATH MULTIPLE BIRTH VERSUS SINGLETON BIRTH Multivariate result is statistically significant

20 PERCENT OF BIRTHS WITH ADEQUATE PRENATAL CARE 1 ALABAMA, Adequacy of care measured using the Kessner index.

21 INFANT MORTALITY RATES BY ADEQUACY OF PRENATAL CARE 1 ALABAMA, Adequacy of care measured using the Kessner index.

Multivariate Analysis ODDS OF INFANT DEATH LESS THAN ADEQUATE PRENATAL CARE VERSUS ADEQUATE Multivariate result is not statistically significant

BIRTHS WITH NO PRENATAL CARE ALABAMA

24 INFANT MORTALITY RATE BY METHOD OF PAYMENT, ALABAMA, 2007

Multivariate Analysis ODDS OF INFANT DEATH MEDICAID VERSUS NONMEDICAID Multivariate result is not statistically significant

26 INFANT MORTALITY RATES BY EDUCATIONAL STATUS, ALABAMA, 2007

Multivariate Analysis ODDS OF INFANT DEATH LESS THAN HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE VERSUS HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE OR HIGHER Multivariate result is statistically significant

28 MATERNAL SMOKING BY AGE OF MOTHER ALABAMA, TEENS ADULTS

29 INFANT MORTALITY RATES BY SMOKING STATUS, ALABAMA, 2007

Multivariate Analysis ODDS OF INFANT DEATH SMOKER VERSUS NON-SMOKER Multivariate result is statistically significant

Factors for Additional Investigation Twins Prior Infant Death Short Birth Interval Maternal Weight Gain

Multivariate Analysis ODDS OF INFANT DEATH WITH LOW MATERNAL WEIGHT GAIN VERSUS NORMAL WEIGHT GAIN Multivariate result is statistically significant

Summary Very low weight births are up Prenatal care is down Smoking by mother increases risk of infant death Women who had prior infant death at risk Low maternal weight gain during pregnancy appears to be a factor Deaths for multiple births are up

Interventions Fetal-Infant Mortality Review Prenatal care for women receiving inadequate or no prenatal care Family planning Interpregnancy care for targeted group Smoking cessation/prevention and second hand smoke