List of MeSH codes (N01)

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The following is a partial list of the "N" codes for Medical Subject Headings (MeSH), as defined by the United States National Library of Medicine (NLM).

Contents

MeSH N01 – population characteristics
MeSH N01.224 – demography
MeSH N01.400 – health
MeSH N01.600 – population
MeSH N01.824 – socioeconomic factors

This list continues the information at List of MeSH codes (M01). Codes following these are found at List of MeSH codes (N02). For other MeSH codes, see List of MeSH codes.

The source for this content is the set of 2006 MeSH Trees from the NLM.

MeSH N01 – population characteristics

MeSH N01.224 – demography

MeSH N01.224.033 – age distribution
MeSH N01.224.175 – censuses
MeSH N01.224.317 – ethnic groups
MeSH N01.224.361 – family characteristics
MeSH N01.224.361.150 – birth intervals
MeSH N01.224.361.160 – birth order
MeSH N01.224.361.500 – marital status
MeSH N01.224.361.500.300 – divorce
MeSH N01.224.361.500.500 – marriage
MeSH N01.224.361.500.725 – single person
MeSH N01.224.361.500.725.700 – single parent
MeSH N01.224.361.500.862 – widowhood
MeSH N01.224.425 – health status
MeSH N01.224.425.350 – geriatric assessment
MeSH N01.224.425.525 – nutritional status
MeSH N01.224.600 – population density
MeSH N01.224.625 – population dynamics
MeSH N01.224.625.350 – emigration and immigration
MeSH N01.224.625.400 – health transition
MeSH N01.224.625.650 – population control
MeSH N01.224.625.660 – population growth
MeSH N01.224.708 – population groups
MeSH N01.224.791 – residence characteristics
MeSH N01.224.791.200 – catchment area (health)
MeSH N01.224.791.400 – housing
MeSH N01.224.791.400.410 – housing for the elderly
MeSH N01.224.791.400.650 – public housing
MeSH N01.224.791.700 – residential mobility
MeSH N01.224.803 – sex distribution
MeSH N01.224.803.815 – sex ratio
MeSH N01.224.935 – vital statistics
MeSH N01.224.935.464 – life expectancy
MeSH N01.224.935.530 – life tables
MeSH N01.224.935.530.700 – quality-adjusted life years
MeSH N01.224.935.597 – morbidity
MeSH N01.224.935.597.080 – basic reproduction number
MeSH N01.224.935.597.500 – incidence
MeSH N01.224.935.597.750 – prevalence
MeSH N01.224.935.698 – mortality
MeSH N01.224.935.698.100 – cause of death
MeSH N01.224.935.698.150 – child mortality
MeSH N01.224.935.698.201 – fatal outcome
MeSH N01.224.935.698.300 – fetal mortality
MeSH N01.224.935.698.400 – hospital mortality
MeSH N01.224.935.698.489 – infant mortality
MeSH N01.224.935.698.653 – maternal mortality
MeSH N01.224.935.698.826 – survival rate
MeSH N01.224.935.849 – pregnancy rate
MeSH N01.224.935.849.500 – birth rate

MeSH N01.600 – population

MeSH N01.600.725 – rural population
MeSH N01.600.775 – suburban population
MeSH N01.600.900 – urban population

MeSH N01.824 – socioeconomic factors

MeSH N01.824.175 – career mobility
MeSH N01.824.196 – educational status
MeSH N01.824.245 – employment
MeSH N01.824.245.350 – employment, supported
MeSH N01.824.245.600 – personnel downsizing
MeSH N01.824.245.850 – unemployment
MeSH N01.824.245.925 – workplace
MeSH N01.824.308 – family characteristics
MeSH N01.824.308.500 – marital status
MeSH N01.824.308.500.300 – divorce
MeSH N01.824.308.500.500 – marriage
MeSH N01.824.308.500.725 – single person
MeSH N01.824.308.500.725.700 – single parent
MeSH N01.824.308.500.862 – widowhood
MeSH N01.824.417 – income
MeSH N01.824.417.510 – pensions
MeSH N01.824.417.510.300 – Employee Retirement Income Security Act
MeSH N01.824.417.700 – salaries and fringe benefits
MeSH N01.824.417.700.162 – family leave
MeSH N01.824.417.700.162.500 – parental leave
MeSH N01.824.417.700.325 – health benefit plans, employee
MeSH N01.824.417.700.325.300 – Employee Retirement Income Security Act
MeSH N01.824.417.700.662 – sick leave
MeSH N01.824.460 – medical indigency
MeSH N01.824.547 – occupations
MeSH N01.824.547.330 – career mobility
MeSH N01.824.600 – poverty
MeSH N01.824.600.550 – poverty areas
MeSH N01.824.737 – social change
MeSH N01.824.782 – social class
MeSH N01.824.782.673 – social mobility
MeSH N01.824.827 – social conditions

The list continues at List of MeSH codes (N02).

Lists of MeSH codes

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