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Creation of a predictive model for infant hospitalization and mortality based on clinical indicators evaluated by community health workers during standard postnatal home visits in Dhaka, Bangladesh

  • By

  • Alastair Fung

  • Marimuthu Sappani

  • Cole Heasley

  • Chun-Yuan Chen

  • Shaun K Morris

  • Peter J Gill

  • Diego G Bassani

  • Davidson H Hamer

  • Prakesh S Shah

  • S M Abdul Gaffar

  • Sultana Yeasmin

  • Shafiqul A Sarker

  • Shamima Sultana

  • Joseph Beyene

  • Daniel E Roth

  • June 25, 2026

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Development of a prediction model for infant hospitalisation and death using clinical features assessed by community health workers during routine postnatal home visits in Dhaka, Bangladesh

  • by Alastair Fung, Marimuthu Sappani, Cole Heasley, Chun-Yuan Chen, Shaun K Morris, Peter J Gill, Diego G Bassani, Davidson H Hamer, Prakesh S Shah, S M Abdul Gaffar, Sultana Yeasmin, Shafiqul A Sarker, Shamima Sultana, Joseph Beyene, Daniel E Roth

  • June 25, 2026

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