Vitamin K refusal at birth in Alberta

Description

Supplemental Vitamin K is an effective intervention for preventing Vitamin K deficiency bleeding, a rare bleeding disorder in early infancy that can result in neurological damage and death. In Canada, Vitamin K is routinely given to all newborns. Today’s issue of Health Trends Alberta looks at the prevalence of Vitamin K refusal by local planning areas in Alberta.

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September 2, 2014

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Vitamin K refusal at birth in Alberta

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Health Trends Alberta

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1 page

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Once

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Creator

Health

Publisher

Health

Place of Publication

Edmonton

Subject Information

Topic

Families and Children Health and Wellness

Spatial Coverage

Alberta

Resource Dates

Date Created

2014-09-02

Date Added

2015-10-02T20:48:00.344609

Date Modified

2014-09-02

Date Issued

2014-09-02

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General Public

Language

English (Canadian)

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Health Trends Alberta provides a snapshot on a wide range of health topics. Within a one-page format, they provide a description of a topic, why it is important, and what the trend is like in Alberta. The purpose of these reports is to stimulate thought and discussion on a variety of health related topics, and make known some of the numerous issues dealt with by the Alberta health system.

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Open Government Licence - Alberta

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Alberta Health, Surveillance and Assessment Branch

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health.surveillance@gov.ab.ca

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