CAUSE-SPECIFIC DEATH RATE
death/mortality rates. o According to DVS standards, the following naming conventions are used for the common vital statistics rates for deaths: Mortality Rates Death Rates Infant Mortality Rate Crude Death Rate Neonatal Mortality Rate Age-Specific Death Rate Postneonatal Mortality rate Cause-Specific Death Rate
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www-doh.state.nj.usNeonatal Mortality Rate Age-Specific Death Rate Postneonatal Mortality rate Cause-Specific Death Rate Perinatal Mortality Rate Age-Adjusted Death Rate Fetal Mortality Rate Maternal Mortality Rate • A crude death rate has four components: 1. A specified measurement period. 2. The numerator, the number of deaths that occurred in a specified ...
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