Factors Associated with Low Birth Weight in Indigenous Populations: a systematic review of the world literature
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Resumo: | Abstract Objectives: we aimed to identify etiological factors for low birth weight (LBW), prematurity and intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR) in the Indigenous Population. Methods: for this systematic review, publications were searched in Medline/PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science, and Lilacs until April 2018. The description in this review was based on the PRISMA guideline (Study protocol CRD42016051145, registered in the Centre for Reviews and Dissemination at University of York). We included original studies that reported any risk factor for one of the outcomes in the Indigenous Population. Two of the authors searched independently for papers and the disagreements were solved by a third reviewer Results: twenty-four studies were identified, most of them were from the USA, Canada and Australia. The factors associated were similar to the ones observed in the non-indigenous including unfavorable obstetric conditions, maternal malnutrition, smoking, and maternal age at the extremes of childbearing age, besides environmental factors, geographic location, and access to health care in indigenous communities. Conclusions: etiologic factors for LBW in Indigenous Population have been receiving little attention, especially in Latin America. The three outcomes showed common causes related to poverty and limited access to healthcare. New studies should ensure explicit criteria for ethnicity, quality on the information about gestational age, and the investigation on contextual and culture-specific variables. |
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Factors Associated with Low Birth Weight in Indigenous Populations: a systematic review of the world literature |
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Factors Associated with Low Birth Weight in Indigenous Populations: a systematic review of the world literature |
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Factors Associated with Low Birth Weight in Indigenous Populations: a systematic review of the world literature Barreto,Carla Tatiana Garcia Indigenous Population Health Status Disparities Low birth weight |
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Factors Associated with Low Birth Weight in Indigenous Populations: a systematic review of the world literature |
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Factors Associated with Low Birth Weight in Indigenous Populations: a systematic review of the world literature |
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Factors Associated with Low Birth Weight in Indigenous Populations: a systematic review of the world literature |
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Factors Associated with Low Birth Weight in Indigenous Populations: a systematic review of the world literature |
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Factors Associated with Low Birth Weight in Indigenous Populations: a systematic review of the world literature |
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Barreto,Carla Tatiana Garcia |
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Barreto,Carla Tatiana Garcia Tavares,Felipe Guimarães Theme-Filha,Mariza Cardoso,Andrey Moreira |
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Tavares,Felipe Guimarães Theme-Filha,Mariza Cardoso,Andrey Moreira |
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Barreto,Carla Tatiana Garcia Tavares,Felipe Guimarães Theme-Filha,Mariza Cardoso,Andrey Moreira |
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Indigenous Population Health Status Disparities Low birth weight |
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Indigenous Population Health Status Disparities Low birth weight |
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Abstract Objectives: we aimed to identify etiological factors for low birth weight (LBW), prematurity and intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR) in the Indigenous Population. Methods: for this systematic review, publications were searched in Medline/PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science, and Lilacs until April 2018. The description in this review was based on the PRISMA guideline (Study protocol CRD42016051145, registered in the Centre for Reviews and Dissemination at University of York). We included original studies that reported any risk factor for one of the outcomes in the Indigenous Population. Two of the authors searched independently for papers and the disagreements were solved by a third reviewer Results: twenty-four studies were identified, most of them were from the USA, Canada and Australia. The factors associated were similar to the ones observed in the non-indigenous including unfavorable obstetric conditions, maternal malnutrition, smoking, and maternal age at the extremes of childbearing age, besides environmental factors, geographic location, and access to health care in indigenous communities. Conclusions: etiologic factors for LBW in Indigenous Population have been receiving little attention, especially in Latin America. The three outcomes showed common causes related to poverty and limited access to healthcare. New studies should ensure explicit criteria for ethnicity, quality on the information about gestational age, and the investigation on contextual and culture-specific variables. |
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