data analysis

What Data is Collected?

The types of data commonly collected in neonatal disorders include:
Birth weight and gestational age
Medical history of the mother and the newborn
Incidence of specific neonatal conditions such as preterm birth, respiratory distress syndrome, and neonatal sepsis
Outcomes of various treatments and interventions
Socioeconomic and demographic data

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