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The document discusses infant and child mortality rates in China and India. It notes that both countries have large populations and socioeconomic barriers that contribute to high mortality. In China, improvements in living standards initially had a negative impact on nutrition as diets changed, while in India factors like poor female education, wealth, and geographical disparities in child nutrition have exacerbated the problem. The document concludes that China and India remain top priorities for interventions due to similarities in their large populations and socioeconomic challenges, though China has more educated medical professionals concentrated in urban areas.
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[From 10$/Pg] Singh Et Aldiscuss:150 words apa references As nurses, we have been
prepared to care for multiple diseases and illnesses and were able to choose the path of
what field we would want to work in. As an emergency nurse, we see most patients at their
worst. Infant mortality has always been the most difficult to process. Seeing such
vulnerable innocent children suffering, by far is the worst feeling ever. It saddens me that
poverty in countries has led to such high numbers of infant mortality.Reviewing some of the
statistics on mortality and communicable diseases is disheartening and it makes one
wonder why this continues to carry on. Why isn’t this a priority in healthcare when data
proves reasoning to these increases? China and India are two of the most heavily populated
countries in the world with the most infant mortality rates along with other childhood
illnesses noted today. As most leading causes of death are similar from country to country,
China and India remain at the top. Our health depends on good nutrition to help support a
healthy lifestyle especially during prenatal care and after birth. According to a study done
by Zong and colleagues (2019), China began having issues with under-nutrition due to
socioeconomic disparities however now children of China are battling with over-nutrition
complications due to high fat intakes. China’s attempt to decrease infant and child mortality
through improvement in living standards, medical conditions and education had a negative
impact on diet changes (Zong et al., 2019).As for India, poor female education and wealth
has led to an increase in infant and child mortality. Women not knowing how to care for
themselves during pregnancy was a key corporate in increased mortality rates. India also
being a country of high population many geographical areas in India have been
underprivileged in child nutrition, wealth, and female literacy which left them more at a
disadvantage than other countries (Singh et al., 2011).Both countries are similar in large
populations with socioeconomic barriers. China also has more educated individuals than
that of India however only living in urban areas working in medical fields (Holtz,
2013). China having more educated physicians and nurses helps with country with
healthcare disparities while India continues to see an outbreak of infectious disease due to
poor nutrition and living conditions. Both countries similar but different in their own ways,
leaving these two countries at the top for priority interventions.ReferencesHoltz,
C. (2013). Global health care.: Issues and Policies. (2nd ed). Jones and
BartlettLearning.Singh, A., Pathak, P. K., Chauhan, K., & Pan, W. (2011). Infant and child
mortality in Indiain the last two decades: A geospatial analysis. PLos One,
6(11): e26856. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.one.0026856.Zong, XN., Hui, L., & Wu,](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/singhetal-230621122609-cf03269e/85/Singh-Et-Al-docx-1-320.jpg)
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