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Objective: to analyze the risk factors for early neonatal mortality. Method: analytical study with secondarydata, from 2003 to 2012 in the state of Rio Grande do Norte (RN). The data were collected from theDepartment of the Unified Health System (SUS) and analyzed using descriptive statistics, the chi-square testfrom Pearson. Results: it was noteworthy the ratio of prevalence of low birth weight with 43.70 and thenimmediately prematurity with 41.55. It features as protective factor, maternal education 8 to 11 years ofstudy. The first week of life: low birth weight, preterm and post-term, mothers with no education, the blackrace, twin pregnancy, teenagers pregnant and advanced age were risk factors for infant mortality in theearly neonatal period. Conclusion: therefore, health services should prioritize prenatal, childbirth andpostpartum care

Risk factors for neonatal mortality in the life of first week