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This research aims to compare rates of prematurity and perinatal mortality between a general population and a prepaid group practice population.

Comparison of Prematurity and Perinatal Mortality in a General Population and in the Population of a Prepaid Group Practice, Medical Care Plan

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Comparison of prematurity and perinatal mortality outcomes in general and prepaid group populations, indicating varying influences of care models.

This research aims to compare rates of prematurity and perinatal mortality between a general population and a prepaid group practice population.
Comparison study design assessing two different population groups
Analysis focused on prematurity and perinatal mortality metrics
Evaluation of care models within the context of a medical care plan
Findings indicate differing rates of prematurity between groups, with implications on healthcare delivery.
Perinatal mortality rates varied significantly, suggesting influence of care practices.

Shapiro et al. (1958) studied this question.

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Comparison of prematurity and perinatal mortality outcomes in general and prepaid group populations, indicating varying influences of care models.