The purpose of this course is to train national statistical organizations in developing countries and public health stakeholders interested in estimating pregnancy-related mortality from census data. This course aims to increase in-country technical capacity to collect, analyze, and interpret data on pregnancy-related and maternal deaths.
Course Instructors:
Nobuko Mizoguchi, Chief, Training and Statistical Development Branch
International Programs, Population Division
Maria Aysa Lastra, Statistician/Demographer, Training and Statistical Development Branch
International Programs, Population Division
Qingfeng Li, Assistant Professor, Department of International Health
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Schedule:
Five video modules for a total of 171 minutes.
Module 1: Understanding Pregnancy-Related and Maternal Mortality Indicators (28 minutes)
Module 2: Census Questionnaire Design, Training, and Tabulation (30 minutes)
Module 3: Evaluating Coverage of Deaths of Women in Reproductive Age (50 minutes)
Module 4: Methods for Evaluating Fertility Data from Censuses (34 minutes)
Module 5: Census Pregnancy-Related Mortality Workbook: Tool for Estimating Pregnancy Related Mortality from a Census (29 minutes)
Target Audience
National statistical organizations and public health stakeholders.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to:
- Define maternal and pregnancy-related mortality and their indicators
- Identify data sources used to estimate pregnancy-related and maternal mortality
- Know the questions needed to collect data on pregnancy-related and maternal mortality from a census
- Evaluate the completeness of birth and death data from a census
- Estimate, adjust, and interpret female, pregnancy-related and maternal mortality and fertility
- Use the CensusPRM workbook to estimate pregnancy-related and maternal mortality indicators