Perinatal Indicators — Early Childhood (PE)

Indicators of perinatality and early childhood to know maternal and child health in the Hauts-de-Seine. * * * According to the Public Health Code (Article 2112-2), the collection and processing of epidemiological and public health information are part of the tasks of the Departmental Department of Maternal and Child Protection (PMI). Based on data from INSEE, INSERM and the exploitation of health certificates for the 8th and 9th and 24th months as well as from the health checks in kindergarten of children domiciled in Hauts-de-Seine, the perinatal — early childhood indicators presented in this dataset allow a knowledge of maternal and child health in the departmental territory. Several themes are addressed: characteristics of mothers during pregnancy and childbirth, health status of newborns, medical and vaccination monitoring of children under 6 years of age, early childhood care. **Lexic** PMI: Maternal and child protection CS8: First certificate of health of the child (before the 8th day) CS9: Second certificate of health of the child (around the 9th month) CS24: Third certificate of health of the child (around the 24th month) These three health certificates, drawn up by the doctor during the compulsory examinations of the 8th and 9th and 24th months of the child, allow individual and epidemiological monitoring of children domiciled in the department by the PMI department of the Department. BSEM: Health check in kindergarten. The Department provides health checks for children aged 3 to 4 in kindergarten. This includes visual, auditory and acquisition screening and a clinical review. Birth rate: Number of live births of the year in relation to the average population of the year, expressed per thousand inhabitants. Perinatal mortality rate: Deaths of children less than 7 days old and children born without life reported to total births (living infants + children born without life), expressed per thousand. Stillbirth rate: Number of children born without life in relation to total births (living babies + children born without life), expressed per thousand. Early neonatal mortality rate: Deaths of children less than 7 days old reported to live births, expressed per thousand. Infant mortality rate: Number of deaths of children under one year of age reported to live births, expressed per thousand. Rate of mothers with pregnancy pathology: Number of mothers who suffered from different pathologies during pregnancy (gestational diabetes, arterial hypertension ± proteinuria or other) reported to the total number of pregnancies expressed per cent. Hospitalisation rate during pregnancy: Number of pregnancies in which the mother was hospitalised in relation to the total number of pregnancies, expressed per cent. The reasons for hospitalisation are: threat of premature childbirth, intrauterine growth retardation, high blood pressure or others. Rate of children with congenital illness: Number of children with congenital illness in relation to the total number of children, expressed per cent. Congenital anomalies may be underreported. The most frequently reported pathologies are: heart, urinary or genital malformations, hip dislocations and foot malpositions. Rate of children with medical history: Number of children with medical history (prematurity, recurrent otitis, recurrent bronchopulmonary conditions, domestic or other accidents) reported to the total number of children, expressed per cent. Rate of children with one or more current conditions: Number of children with one or more current conditions (vision and hearing disorders, digestive disorders (gastroesophageal reflux, others), respiratory conditions (bronchiolites, middle otitis, bronchial asthma, others), dermatological conditions (eczema, other) or others) reported to the total number of children, expressed per cent. Individualised reception project: The Individualised Hospitality Project (IAP) applies to students with specific needs (reported illness, chronic pathology, dyslexia,...). Its objective is to define the care in the school environment of the student in the light of its specificities and to ensure communication with the educational community of the school. The IAP is a written protocol between the parents, the school (head of establishment, doctor, nurse, social worker, psychologist counsellor, educational team — teacher, senior education counsellor, etc.) and external partners, to allow the reception of a pupil with a disability or illness. BMI: Body mass index. The body mass index is a size that makes it possible to estimate a person’s corpulence. It is calculated as follows: weight (kg)/size (m) ². Childhood obesity degree 1 and 2: BMI greater than the 97th percentile on the corpulence curves of the child’s health record. Underweight: BMI less than the 3 rd percentile on the corpulence curves of the child’s health record. Moderate and severe overweight: IMC above or equal to the International Obesity Task Force (IOT) thresholds. **Related data** Ministry of Labour, Solidarity and Public Service [Perinatal situation in France in 2010 — First results of the national perinatal survey](http://www.data-publica.com/opendata/10986--la-situation-perinatale-en-france-en-2010-premiers-resultats-de-l-enquete-nationale-perinatale)