Domain: Child Mortality Determinants
Structural and health system factors driving under-5 mortality across low and middle income countries
Temporal scope: 1990-present | Population: Countries worldwide
Structural and health system factors driving under-5 mortality across low and middle income countries, examining the roles of maternal education, immunization, skilled birth attendance, and economic development.
Structural and health system factors driving under-5 mortality across low and middle income countries
maternal_education_years
Maternal Education (Years)Average years of formal schooling completed by women of reproductive age in a given country, a key social determinant of child health outcomes
immunization_coverage
Immunization CoveragePercentage of children aged 12-23 months who have received all basic recommended vaccinations including DPT3, measles, and polio
skilled_birth_attendance
Skilled Birth AttendancePercentage of births attended by skilled health personnel such as doctors, nurses, or midwives trained in providing life-saving obstetric care
gdp_per_capita_child
GDP per CapitaGross domestic product divided by midyear population in constant international dollars, measuring average economic output per person as a proxy for development level
clean_water_access_child
Clean Water AccessPercentage of the population using at least basic drinking water services from an improved source within 30 minutes round trip collection time
child_mortality_under5
Under-5 Mortality RateThe probability of a child dying before reaching age 5, expressed per 1,000 live births, a key indicator of child health and development progress
Domain: Child Mortality Determinants
Structural and health system factors driving under-5 mortality across low and middle income countries
Temporal scope: 1990-present | Population: Countries worldwide
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