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Verbal Autopsy Benefits and Limitations – Literature Review

DOI : https://doi.org/10.36349/EASMS.2020.v03i07.004

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Verbal Autopsy has been a method used in getting information about the symptoms and signs that could have led to the death of a deceased in densely populated environment where the facilities and manpower are lacking and in most cases the population is of lowly poverty ridden, overwhelming area. This involves interviewing close relatives who may not even know anything about medical parlance about possible events and past history of ailment the individual must have been or suffered sequel to the death. This is then analysed at end of the whole exercise and possible cause of death of the deceased arrived at for death registration where available and for future studies; in terms of research and preventive measures instituted in the society.

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