BACKGROUND: Infant mortality is higher in Indigenous than non-Indigenous populations,
but comparable data on infant morbidity are lacking in Canada. We evaluated disparities in …

Background The perinatal mortality rate among Indigenous Australians is still double that of
the rest of the community. The aim of our study was to estimate the extent to which increased …

Background Indigenous infants (infants aged under 12 months) have the highest hospital
admission and emergency department presentation risks in Australia. However, there have …

Objective To review Indigenous infant mortality, stillbirth, birth weight, and preterm birth
outcomes in Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United States. Methods Systematic …

Aim: To compare post‐neonatal mortality among urban and rural Indigenous babies in
Queensland. Methods: Registrations of deaths at ages 28 days to 12 months were linked to …

Objective To examine the differences in health services utilisation and the associated risk
factors between Indigenous and non‐Indigenous infants at a national level in Australia …

Abstract Objective The Joint Working Group on First Nations, Indian, Inuit, and Métis Infant
Mortality of the Canadian Perinatal Surveillance System is a collaboration of national …

Aim Infectious disease (ID) hospitalisation rates are increasing in New Zealand (NZ),
especially in pre‐school children, and Māori and Pacific people. We aimed to identify risk …

Previous studies reported differences in clinical treatments provided to ethnic minority
children and white children. We examined whether there were differences in clinical …

Background In circumpolar countries such as Canada, northern regions represent a unique
geographical entity climatically, socioeconomically and environmentally. There is a lack of …