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Health & Vital Statistics
3)Cause speci c death rate = Number of deaths from a particular cause or diagnosis (during a year) x k
Average (mid year) population
4) Proportionate mortality= Number of deaths from a particular cause or diagnosis (during a year) x k
Total number of deaths (from all causes) during a year
5) Death-to-case ratio = Number of deaths from a particular cause or diagnosis (during a year) xk
The number of new cases of that disease identi ed (during the same year)
6) Case-fatality rate = Number of cause-speci c deaths among the incident cases X100
Total number of incident cases
7) Adjusted or standardized death rates => comparing between two populations or the same population over time taking into
account population structure (age or gender)
Age-adjusted mortality rate: eliminate the e ect of di erent age distributions in the di erent populations.
10) Infant mortality rate = Number of deaths under 1 year of age (during a year) x k
Number of live births during the year
11) Neonatal mortality rate = Number of deaths under 28 days of age (during a year) x k
Number of live births during the year
13) Perinatal death rate = Number of fetal deaths(>28 weeks of gestation) +infant deaths under 7 days of age (during a year) x k
Number of live births + Number of fetal deaths (>28 weeks of gestation) in the same year
16) Age-speci c fertility rate= Number of live births to women of a certain age (during a year) x k
Total number of women of the speci ed age
17) Total fertility rate = the sum of each age-speci c rate multiplied by the age interval width
i.e. Age-speci c fertility rate for age group 10-14 = 1.3 & for age group 15-19 = 62.5
age interval width = شكم عمر اخذنا بكلage group = 10-14 = 10,11,12,13,14 => age interval width = 5
Total fertility rate = 1.3(5) + 62.5(5) +…… for the rest age groups
18) Standardized fertility rate (age adjusted general fertility rate): control for the confounding e ect of age before making
comparisons between populations unlike general fertility rate