What does PMR stand for?

Perinatal Mortality Rate

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Lane County's perinatal mortality rate is the highest in Oregon, and higher than the national average.

BRIEFLY SPRINGFIELD

The earlier BJOG article by Mori et al estimated the intrapartum-related perinatal mortality rates for booked home births in England and Wales between 1994 and 2003.

Safety of home births reiterated

Although there has been a significant reduction in the maternal mortality ratio, the country is unlikely to reach its MDG infant mortality target without very significant reductions in neonatal and perinatal mortality rates.

Making Pregnancy Safer report: 'ensuring skilled care for every birth'

The overall perinatal mortality rate - stillbirths and deaths in the first week of life - fell in England and Wales in 2004 to 8.

Baby deaths increase

Based on a questionnaire among livestock breeders, the perinatal mortality rate (PMR) in flocks was estimated by using the ratio number of abortions, stillbirths, or deaths within 48 hours/ number of females.

Rift Valley fever outbreak, Mauritania, 1998: seroepidemiologic, ...

These results appeared to be independent of the experience of the operators or the perinatal mortality rate of the countries in which the deliveries occurred.

Is Cesarean Section Safer for Breeches than Vaginal Delivery?

It's nice to know that they valued and wanted to preserve the work of the traditional or grand (granny) midwives in the south, whose statistics were undoubtedly better than the perinatal mortality rates for Black babies today, despite the high-tech approach.

All My Babies

Dr Rajasingham said: 'We talk about developing countries and their perinatal mortality rates, when there are geographical pockets across London with the same rates.

Banishing London's baby blues: London's maternity community gathered ...