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    Author(s)Monica Das Gupta and Peter Aaby and Michel Garenne and Gilles Pison
    PublisherOxford University Press
    ISBN9780198292098
    Pages360
    BindingHardcover
    LanguageEnglish
    Publish YearApril 1998

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    Oxford University Press Prospective Community Studies in Developing Countries by Monica Das Gupta and Peter Aaby and Michel Garenne and Gilles Pison

    This book presents an overview of the leading prospective studies in developing countries in population and health research. Prospective community studies are concerned with the understanding of the incidence of birth, disease and death. The leading practitioners in this field present the methodologies they have developed and summarize the major findings of their studies. Since many of these methodologies have never been documented and the results are scattered indifferent publications, the volume provides a great deal of valuable information which is difficult to locate. Thus it will be an indispensable guide to researchers in the field of prospective studies and will also be helpful as a teaching aid. It is a unique compendium of reflective accounts ofprospective research, which has been so fundamental to many major innovations regarding the way demographic behaviour is observed, monitored and analysed. It also provides a comprehensive account of the substantive contribution of prospective studies, which include some innovative and seminal findings on community health. The debate on the most efficient kinds of surveys is still ongoing, and some of the surveys are still in progress too. The book will be of great interest for demographers,public health researchers, family planners and survey specialists.show more