our goal through this research to determine affecting
health services in the mortality rates in Syria and reduced to a smaller number
of default variables (factors), and provide mathematical models reflect the
estimated the impact of health servic
es in the studied mortality rates in Syria,
where we turned to the style factor analysis in the reduction of the number of
health services variables, and then multiple linear regression method in the
study of the decline of deaths variables on the health service factors and
reached a result, three mathematical models estimated the impact of health
services in deaths in Syria.
Objective: To determine if there is a relationship between milk feeding and iron
deficiency anemia ,and to determine the association between anemia and infant birth order,
time of introduction solid foods, socioeconomic state , Birth weight less th
an 3000 gram .
Methods: A total of 300 children between 6 and 24 months old were attended at
Alassad and TISHREEN Hospitals were enrolled in the Study during the period July
2015-July 2016,a patient –case study ,patient definition:an infant with anemia ,case
definition:an infant without anemia we calculated the odd ratio with confidence intervals
95%,we used chi-square and TStudent test.
Results: by studying the relationship between anemia and milk feeding we found the
odd ratio=5.6,it means that the risk to have anemia is 6 times more in infants consumping
breast milk.by using chi-square test to study the relationship between anemia and both of
infant order,socioeconomic state,the resuts were :there is no association between birth
order and anemia but there is a big association between anemia and socioeconomic
state.the result of studying the relationship between taking iron complemnts and anemia
:the risk of anemia is 2 times more in infants who do not take iron ccomplemnts.there was
no relationship between introducing solid foods before the age 6 months and having
anemia .there was no association between low birth weight infants and having anemia.
Does health expenditure reduce infant mortality rates (IMRs)? To answer
such important question we, first, disaggregate health expenditure into private and
public health expenditures and, second, classify countries into two groups according
to the
ir level of development.
