risk analysis

How is Risk Analysis Conducted?

Risk analysis typically involves the following steps:
Collecting maternal and neonatal medical history
Conducting physical examinations and diagnostic tests
Assessing environmental and lifestyle factors
Utilizing predictive models and statistical tools
Implementing continuous monitoring and follow-up

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