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    CHN Part 2 - Vital Statistics

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    This document provides formulas and definitions for calculating various mortality and morbidity rates used in public health. It defines rates such as the infant mortality rate, neonatal mortality rate, maternal mortality rate, fetal mortality rate, crude death rate, and crude birth rate. It also defines ratios used to measure the impact of diseases, such as the proportion mortality rate, case fatality ratio, and prevalence rate. Formulas are provided for calculating specific mortality rates, incidence rates, and the prevalence rate based on population data and recorded births, deaths, cases, and other relevant statistics.

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    This document provides formulas and definitions for calculating various mortality and morbidity rates used in public health. It defines rates such as the infant mortality rate, neonatal mortality rate, maternal mortality rate, fetal mortality rate, crude death rate, and crude birth rate. It also defines ratios used to measure the impact of diseases, such as the proportion mortality rate, case fatality ratio, and prevalence rate. Formulas are provided for calculating specific mortality rates, incidence rates, and the prevalence rate based on population data and recorded births, deaths, cases, and other relevant statistics.

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    This document provides formulas and definitions for calculating various mortality and morbidity rates used in public health. It defines rates such as the infant mortality rate, neonatal mortality rate, maternal mortality rate, fetal mortality rate, crude death rate, and crude birth rate. It also defines ratios used to measure the impact of diseases, such as the proportion mortality rate, case fatality ratio, and prevalence rate. Formulas are provided for calculating specific mortality rates, incidence rates, and the prevalence rate based on population data and recorded births, deaths, cases, and other relevant statistics.

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    CHN Part 2 - Vital Statistics

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    This document provides formulas and definitions for calculating various mortality and morbidity rates used in public health. It defines rates such as the infant mortality rate, neonatal mortality rate, maternal mortality rate, fetal mortality rate, crude death rate, and crude birth rate. It also defines ratios used to measure the impact of diseases, such as the proportion mortality rate, case fatality ratio, and prevalence rate. Formulas are provided for calculating specific mortality rates, incidence rates, and the prevalence rate based on population data and recorded births, deaths, cases, and other relevant statistics.

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    FILNASA Vital Statistics Formula

    MORTALITY RATES / Death Rates RATES / RATIOS


    - Mortality but varies, death rate
    MORTALITY SPECIFIC RATES 1. Attack Rate (AR)
    1. Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) - exposure to certain disease
    1. Specific Death Rate (SDR) - < 1 y/o
    2. Cause Specific Death Rate (CSDR) 2. Proportion, Mortality Rate (PMR)
    3. Age Specific Death Rate (ASDR) 2. Neonatal (NMR) - death ratio
    4. Sex Specific Death Rate (SSDR) - < 28 days or 1 month
    3. Case Fatality Ratio (CFR)
    Plus: Incidence Rate (Morbidity) (IR)– new cases, actual 3. Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR) - index or killing power of disease (cases)
    - death of a woman while pregnant, or within 42
    Multiplier Factor – 100,000 days of termination of pregnancy 4. Swaroop’s Index (SI)
    - deaths 50 y/o & above
    Denominator – population 4. Fetal Mortality Rate (FMR)
    - death prior to expulsion, death in uterus Plus: Prevalence Rate (Morbidity) PR – old & new cases
    Formula Mortality Specific Rates: - fetal demise Multiplier Factor – 100
    - still birth Denominator – rates / ratios (specific for each category)
    Total # of reg. MSDR, CSDR, ASDR, SSDR x 100,000
    Population 5. Crude Death Rate (CDR) Formula for Prevalence Rate (PR) =
    - total # of deaths total # of old & new cases w/in specified time x 100
    Formula Incidence Rate: Population
    6. Crude Birth Rate (CBR)
    Total # of new cases w/in specified time x 100,000 - total # of live births AR = total # persons acquiring disease x 100
    population Total # of exposed person or population
    Crude – over all, no specific time
    Multiplier Factor – 1,000 PMR= total # of reg. deaths for specific cause or age x 100
    Denominator – Registered Live Births (RLB) Total # of reg. deaths from all causes or ages

    Formula Mortality Rates: CFR = total # of reg. deaths from specific disease x 100
    Total # of reg. cases from specific disease
    Total # of reg. IMR, NMR, MMR, FMR x 1,000
    RLB (Reg. Live Births) SI = total # of deaths of 50 y/o above x 100
    total deaths
    CBR = Total # of Live Births reg. in calendar yr. x 1,000
    Population

    CDR = Total # of Deaths reg. in calendar yr. x 1,000


    Population
    Example:

    Population = 4,000 3. Related importance of TB as main cause


    Total Birth = 500
    Total Death = 400 PMR = total # of deaths from specific cause x 100
    Deaths to TB = 40 Total # of deaths from all causes
    Cases of TB = 80
    Total Infant Death = 4 PMR = Deaths to TB 40 x 100
    400
    1.Infant Mortality Rate = 10 Proportion Mortality Rate

    IMR = Infant Death x 1,000 4. Morbidity Rate of TB – Incidence Rate


    RLB
    = 4 x 1,000 Morbidity Rate (IR) = Cases of TB x 100,000
    500 Population
    = 8 Infant Mortality Rate = 80 Cases of TB x 100,000
    4,000
    2. Case Fatality Ratio = 2,000 Morbidity Rate of TB

    CFR = total # of deaths of specific disease x 100


    Total # of cases of disease
    = deaths to TB 40 x 100
    80
    = 50 Case Fatality Ratio

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