Mortality Statistics: Deaths Registered in 2009
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780230281059
ISBN-10: 0230281052
Pagini: 220
Dimensiuni: 210 x 297 mm
Ediția:2010
Editura: Palgrave Macmillan UK
Colecția Palgrave Macmillan
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 0230281052
Pagini: 220
Dimensiuni: 210 x 297 mm
Ediția:2010
Editura: Palgrave Macmillan UK
Colecția Palgrave Macmillan
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Cuprins
Introduction Page
Tables in this publication
Data analysed in this publication
Associated publications and the National Statistics website
Historic data and figures for UK countries
Other ONS annual volumes
Population Trends and Health Statistics Quarterly publications
Notes and definitions
Base populations
Occurrences and registrations
Outputs review
Areal coverage
Usual residence of deceased, and place of occurrence
Usual residence of deceased
Place of occurrence
Deaths in hospices
Stillbirths
Infant deaths
Death rates, ratios and standardisation
Standardised mortality ratios
Years of life lost
Certification of cause of death
Referral to the coroner
Coroners' inquests
Legally uncertified deaths
Registration of deaths by declaration
Coding the underlying cause of death
Selection and modification rules
Note on coding of acute rheumatic fever
Causes of death listed in this publication
ONS short list
Two codes for certain conditions xxi
The 'dagger and asterisk' system
Secondary causes
Final cause of death
Accelerated registrations
Assault and intentional self-harm
Numbers of deaths from assault (homicide)
Numbers of deaths from intentional self-harm (suicide)
Neonatal deaths
Further information
Contents
Background to mortality data Page
Redevelopment of mortality statistics xxiv
Registration practice
The deathsdatabases
Automated cause coding
Use of WHO Rule 3
ICD-9
ICD-10 implementation
Using cause of death data from 1993 to 2000
Legislation
Historical changes in mortality data
Quality of mortality data
Completing medical certificates of cause of death
Registration of the death
Entry of data into Registration Service Software (RSS)
Other checks made by the Registration Service
At the time of registration
By superintendent Registrars and Inspectors of Registration
Receipt of death registration data at ONS Titchfield
Validation processes
Routine checks in Titchfield
Automated Cause Coding System (ACCS)
Checks before and after extraction of data for analysis
Checks on routine outputs
Text tables
A Presentation of main tables by age
B Deaths at ages 110 and over, 2005–09
C Deaths of non-residents, 2003–09
D Distribution of the European Standard Population
E Deaths by method of certification and registration, 2004–09
F ONS short list of cause of death codes, using ICD-10
Figure A Certification and registration of deaths registered in 2009
References
Glossary
Tables in this publication
Data analysed in this publication
Associated publications and the National Statistics website
Historic data and figures for UK countries
Other ONS annual volumes
Population Trends and Health Statistics Quarterly publications
Notes and definitions
Base populations
Occurrences and registrations
Outputs review
Areal coverage
Usual residence of deceased, and place of occurrence
Usual residence of deceased
Place of occurrence
Deaths in hospices
Stillbirths
Infant deaths
Death rates, ratios and standardisation
Standardised mortality ratios
Years of life lost
Certification of cause of death
Referral to the coroner
Coroners' inquests
Legally uncertified deaths
Registration of deaths by declaration
Coding the underlying cause of death
Selection and modification rules
Note on coding of acute rheumatic fever
Causes of death listed in this publication
ONS short list
Two codes for certain conditions xxi
The 'dagger and asterisk' system
Secondary causes
Final cause of death
Accelerated registrations
Assault and intentional self-harm
Numbers of deaths from assault (homicide)
Numbers of deaths from intentional self-harm (suicide)
Neonatal deaths
Further information
Contents
Background to mortality data Page
Redevelopment of mortality statistics xxiv
Registration practice
The deathsdatabases
Automated cause coding
Use of WHO Rule 3
ICD-9
ICD-10 implementation
Using cause of death data from 1993 to 2000
Legislation
Historical changes in mortality data
Quality of mortality data
Completing medical certificates of cause of death
Registration of the death
Entry of data into Registration Service Software (RSS)
Other checks made by the Registration Service
At the time of registration
By superintendent Registrars and Inspectors of Registration
Receipt of death registration data at ONS Titchfield
Validation processes
Routine checks in Titchfield
Automated Cause Coding System (ACCS)
Checks before and after extraction of data for analysis
Checks on routine outputs
Text tables
A Presentation of main tables by age
B Deaths at ages 110 and over, 2005–09
C Deaths of non-residents, 2003–09
D Distribution of the European Standard Population
E Deaths by method of certification and registration, 2004–09
F ONS short list of cause of death codes, using ICD-10
Figure A Certification and registration of deaths registered in 2009
References
Glossary
Notă biografică
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Caracteristici
A thoroughly useful resource collating mortality statistics: replaces the annual reference volumes DH1, DH2 and DH4 Includes statistics from 2009 Compiled by the Office for National Statistics