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TITLE:

ASSESSMENT OF ACUTE INFECTIOUS DIARRHEA HOTSPOTS AND RELATED SOCIO-ECONOMIC FACTORS IN PUNJAB PROVINCE PAKISTAN

AUTHORS:

Dr Bareera Jabeen, Dr Shazma Naseem, Marryam Javaid

ABSTRACT:

The irresistible cases of small intestine have increased in recent years in Pakistan's Punjab province, but little thought has been given to the spatial design of the cluster and its financial elements. We acquired province-wide comprehensive examples of irresistible bowel movements in 105 districts of Punjab in 2016 and recorded rates of age change. Our current research was conducted at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, Lahore from May 2019 to April 2020. Financial variables were collected from the statistical yearbook. Problem area examination was used to identify hot and cold spot areas for the frequency of irresistible loose stool. Relapse models calculated in parallel were then applied to determine the relationship between financial factors and the risk of the problem area or cold spot group. Examination of the problem area showed that there were both large problem areas (28 provinces) and cold spot cluster regions (18 regions) for irresistible bowel movements in Punjab (P < 0.10). The results of the multivariate parallel strategic relapses showed that the irresistible evisceration problem areas were strongly related to the net domestic product (GDP) per capita, with a modified odds ratio (AOR): 3.52, 96% CI: 2. The results of the study showed that areas with irresistible small bowel problems were strongly related to the number of clinical staff (AOR: 1.19, 96% CI: 1.09-1.28) and, on the contrary, to the number of general practitioners (AOR: 0.28, 96% CI: 0.07-0.87). We identified areas of hot and cold spots where the small bowel rate is irresistible in Punjab, while the chances of clustering were entirely related to the assets of the wellness workforce and the province's financial turn of events. Directed interventions must be made with local financial conditions in mind. Keywords: Assessment, acute infectious diarrhea hotspots, socio-economic factors, Punjab Province Pakistan.

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