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A Comparison of three verbal autopsy methods to ascertain levels and causes of maternal deaths in

Adult mortality: Levels, patterns and causes.

Approximate Inference in Generalized Linear Mixed Models.

Assessment of maternal mortality in Tanzania.

Bayesian Image Restoration, with Two Applications in Spatial Statistics (and discussion).

Bulletin of the World Health Organisation.

Disability Adjusted Life Years (DALYs) and Reproductive Health: A critical Analysis.

Educational status is related to mortality at the community level in three areas of Tanzania,

Estimates of maternal mortality by the sisterhood method in rural northern Tanzania: a household sample and an antenatal clinic sample.

Estimating maternal mortality: the sisterhood method.

Evaluation designs for adequacy, plausibility and probability of public health programme performance and impact.

Every death counts: measurement of maternal mortality via a census.

Factors Associated with Induced Abortion in Public Hospitals in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Reproductive Health Matters.

Health system reform and the role of field sites based upon demographic and health surveillance.

Investigating induced abortion in developing countries: methods and problems.

Is estimating maternal mortality useful?

Maternal and perinatal health.

Maternal mortality at the end of a decade: signs of progress.

Maternal mortality in a rural district of southeastern Tanzania: an application of the sisterhood method.

Maternal mortality in Dar es Salaam,Tanzania: Socio-economic, obstetric history and accessibility of health care factors.

Maternal mortality in developing countries: An ongoing but neglected epidemic.

Maternal mortality in rural Bangladesh.

Maternal mortality in rural Zambia.

Maternal mortality in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Maternal Mortality Overview. In:

Measuring the impact of health interventions on mortality in developing countries: why bother?

Misclassification error in verbal autopsy: can it be adjusted?

Newborn Health/Safe Motherhood (MSM) - INDICATORS. World Health Organization,

On the assessment of maternal mortality.

Organization. Bridging the gaps. 7th World Health Report

Organization. International statistical classification of diseases and related health problems. Tenth Revision. Geneva, World Health Organization,

Organization. Maternal mortality: A global factbook.

Organization. Women's health. Fourth World Conference on Women,

Outlook for survivors of childhood in sub-Saharan Africa: adult mortality in Tanzania.

Rural Nigerian Women with Highest Education get Best Maternity Care. International Family Planning Perspectives.

Safe Motherhood Initiative: Getting our priorities straight.

Six-Year Cause-Specific Adult Mortality in Tanzania: Evidence from Communitybased Surveillance in Three Districts 1992-1998. Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.

Tanzania Demographic and Health Survey 1991/1992. Dar es Salaam, Bureau of Statistics, Planning Commision, United Republic of Tanzania,

Tanzania Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices Survey 1994. Dar es Salaam, Bureau of Statistics, Planning Commission, United Republic of Tanzania,

The Global Burden of Disease. Global Burden of Disease and Injury. Boston, The Harvard School of Public Health on behalf of the World Health Organization and the World Bank,

The outlook for survivors of childhood mortality in sub-Saharan Africa: Adult Mortality in Tanzania.

The Policy Implications of Adult Morbidity and Mortality.

The Safe motherhood initiative: a call to action.

The state of the world's children

United Republic of Tanzania. Strategy for Reproductive Health and Child Survival 1997-2001. Dar es Salaam, Ministry of Health,

United Republic of Tanzania. The National Safe Motherhood Project Document

Verbal Autopsies for Adult Deaths: Issues in their Development and Validation.

Verbal autopsies for adult deaths: their development and validation in a multi-centre study.

Verbal Autopsies for Maternal Deaths. Geneva, World Health Organization,

Progress in Safe Motherhood in Tanzania during the 1990s:Findings Based on NSS/AMMP Monitoring

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Progress in Safe Motherhood in Tanzania during the 1990s:Findings Based on NSS/AMMP Monitoring

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