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The Report 

The following papers have been through a formal peer review process on behalf of the Commission:

  • Summary of findings and recommendations
  • Background Literature Review
  • Methodology
  • Analysis
  • Causes of Bradford Infant Mortality

The evidence given to the commission is included as presented.

Health Warning

Statistics used out of context can be misleading and carry the capacity to be harmful. Data need to be interpreted with an understanding of normal variation and a comprehensive knowledge of the subject of enquiry. The small numbers (of deaths) used in the data analysis increases the need to interpret with caution. For professional guidance on use of these data please follow the enquiry link.

The BDIMC cannot accept responsibility for misuse of data available from this website.

Summary of Findings & Recommendations

Summary of Findings and Recommendations
Description: Contains 10 priorities for action and summarises the conclusions of the Commissions work. 
Authors: Elaine Appelbee, Dr Ann Hobbiss and Dr Liz Kernohan on behalf of the Commission
Attachment


The Report Chapters
 

Title Author Description Attachment
Introduction Julia O'Hara Introducing the BDIMC. Attachment
Trends and variations in birth and infant mortality in England and Wales Professor Alison Macfarlane Historical and current context of national trends in infant mortality. Attachment 
Background Literature Review Dr Ann Hobbiss Collection of background information to inform the BDIMC. Attachment 
Methodology and data issues Helen Brown and the Bradford Health Informatics Service team Methods used to create a linked data source of births and infant deaths along with associated data issues.

Attachment 

 

Analysis Helen Brown and the Bradford Health Informatics Service team The findings from the analyses completed on behalf of the BDIMC by the Bradford Health Informatics Service Team. 

Full Analysis Report

Executive Summary 

Analysis Critique (Due Jan 06)

Service Provision in the Bradford District

 

Julia O'Hara Overview of service provision in the Bradford District taken from evidence presented to the Commission. Attachment 
Causes of Bradford Infant Mortality  Dr Sam Oddie Research report undertaken on behalf of the BDIMC. Attachment 
Technical Recommendations The Commission Detailed list of specialist recommendations made by the BDIMC. Attachment 

Evidence Presented to the Commission


Meeting 1: February 2005

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Meeting 2: April 2005

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Meeting 3: June 2005  Presentations >
Meeting 4: August 2005 Presentations >
Meeting 5: October 2005

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Meeting 6: December 2005 Presentations >
Other Evidence Presented

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