Effects of race and ethnicity on perinatal outcomes in high-income and upper-middle-income countries: an individual participant data meta-analysis of 2 198 655 pregnancies

Keyphrases

• Perinatal Outcome 100%
• Small-for-gestational Age 100%
• High-income 100%
• Individual Participant Data Meta-analysis 100%
• Upper-middle Income Countries 100%
• Odds Ratio 80%
• Baby Born 80%
• Preterm Birth 60%
• Neonatal Death 60%
• Stillbirth 60%
• White Women 60%
• Black Women 60%
• Hispanic 40%
• Pregnancy Complications 40%
• Preterm Birth Risk 40%
• Neonatal Mortality 20%
• Maternal Age 20%
• Pregnancy Outcome 20%
• Health Systems 20%
• Poor Perinatal Outcomes 20%
• Random Effects 20%
• Pregnancy Prediction 20%
• Well-being 20%
• Maternal Characteristics 20%
• Multiple Imputation 20%
• Multivariate Logistic Regression Model 20%
• 20-High 20%
• Subgroup Analysis 20%
• Country Systems 20%
• Directed Acyclic Graph 20%
• South Asian Women 20%
• Underserved Groups 20%
• Racial Groups 20%
• Adverse Perinatal Outcomes 20%
• National Institute for Health Research 20%
• Ethnic Groups 20%
• Maternal Education 20%
• South Asian 20%
• Healthcare Research 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Meta-Analysis 100%
• Small for Gestational Age 100%
• Premature Labor 100%
• Odds Ratio 80%
• Newborn Death 60%
• Stillbirth 60%
• Complication of Pregnancy 20%
• Newborn Mortality 20%
• Maternal Age 20%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 20%
• Body Mass Index 20%
• Health System 20%
• Pregnancy Complication 20%
• Ethnic Group 20%
• Wellbeing 20%
• Racial Group 20%
• Subgroup Analysis 20%