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Census Birth and Infant Death Study for Ontario

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Theme
Organizations
Description of project
Years
Number of records or individuals for the cohort
Main investigator(s)
Project coordination
Project numbers
Publications

Theme

Infant Mortality – Census

Organization(s)

University of Western Ontario

Description of project

The purpose of this study was to take a s ample of live births, stillbirths and infant death certificates and to link them to 1971 census long forms to determine socio-economic factors associated with the family. The study looked also at trends of infant and prenatal mortality by county for 1970 to1972 and 1978 to1979 in Ontario.

Years

Census: 1971

Number of records or individuals for the cohort

250 stillbirths
300 infant deaths
350 live births

Main investigator(s)

Dr. C. Buck, University of Western Ontario

Project coordination

Elizabeth Coppock, Occupational and Environmental Health Research Section, Health Statistics Division, Statistics Canada

Project number(s)

1985-026

Publications

Coppock E. A Report on the Search for Census Data Pertaining to Households Having a Birth Outcome in 1971. Ottawa: Statistics Canada, Health Statistics Division, Occupational and Environmental Health Research Section; 1988 June.

Buck C. A Study of Regional Differences in Prenatal and Infant Mortality in the Province of Ontario. London, Ontario: University of Western Ontario; 1989 Oct. Project 6606-2759-42 Final Report.