Measure - HFA_85
- Code
- HFA_85
- Data state
- Published
- Data set(s)
- HFA
- Data Mart ID
- 583
- DATA_MASK
- 0
- Created on
- Data updated on
- Metadata updated on
- Notes updated on
- UNIT_TYPE
- NUM_FETUSES
- EXTERNID
- 1171
- DATA_SOURCE
- HFA
- DATA_TYPE_REPRESENTATION
- COUNT
- Classification(s)
- HFA explorer [L]
- HFA-DB classification [A]
- Short name En
- Number of deadborn fetuses with a birth weight of 1000 g or more
- Full name En
- Number of deadborn fetuses with a birth weight of 1000 g or more
- Data set notes En
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- HFA
- The following abbreviations are used in the indicator titles:
• SDR: age-standardized death rates (see HFA-DB user manual/Technical notes, page 13, for details)• FTE: full-time equivalent• PP: physical persons• PPP$: purchasing power parities expressed in US $, an internationally comparable scale reflecting the relative domestic purchasing powers of currencies.
- Measure note En
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Number of deadborn fetuses with a birth weight of 1000 g or more
Indicator code: E075001.T
Fetal death is death prior to the complete expulsion or extraction from its mother of a product of conception, irrespective of the duration of pregnancy; the death is indicated by the fact that after such separation the fetus does not breathe or show any other evidence of life, such as beating of the heart, pulsation of the umbilical cord, or definite movement of voluntary muscles. This data item is used to calculate the perinatal mortality rate and includes only fetuses with a weight of 1000 g or more (as recommended for international comparisons). See ICD-9/10 manual for details. (Data are received from countries for HFA monitoring purposes or extracted from national statistical yearbooks.) Mortinatality rate: (Fetal deaths)/(total births) * 1000_ - Country notes En
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- ALB
- INSTAT.
- ARM
- Source of data: National Health Information Analytic Center, Ministry of Health of the Republic of
Armenia http://moh.am/?section=static_pages/index&id=625&subID=824,29
Data collected annually, reference period: 31 December. - BEL
- Source: Statistics Belgium (National Institute for Statistics). The provided data include dead born
fetuses with unknown birth weight. - HRV
- Source of data: Croatian Institute for Public Health, Database of births in health care
institutions.
Coverage: Included are only births in health care institutions, irrespective of the place of the
residence of the mother. - CYP
- The data referring to stillbirths 1000+ grams for the years 2011-2013 are derived from the death
certificates collected by Health Monitoring Unit. For the year 2014 the data for stillbirths 1000+
grams are derived from the Birth Registry of Health Monitoring Unit and are still preliminary.
Included are the dead born fetuses referring to non-residents. - CZE
- Source: Czech Statistical Office (CZSO)
- DNK
- Method: In cases where birthweight is unknown a criteria of gestational age of 28 weeks (if known)
have been used.
Source: The Medical Birth Registry, The Danish Health Data Authority. - EST
- Source: Statistical Office of Estonia.
Dead born fetuses with birth weight unknown are excluded. - FIN
- Source: Medical Birth Register (MBR), THL (National Institute for Health and Welfare).
Note: From 1987 the MBR data was updated to remove the cases which are born abroad and to include
foreigners not permanently living in Finland (excluded in the data from Vital Statistics Finland). - FRA
- Data are not available.
- GEO
- Source: National Centre for Disease Control and Public Health of Georgia (NCDC) (http://www.ncdc.ge)
- DEU
- Source: Federal Statistical Office, Statistics on the natural movement of the population, Fachserie
1, Reihe 1.1.
http://www.destatis.de or http://www.gbe-bund.de
Break in time series: From reporting year 2014 onwards data on birth weight are no longer collected. - HUN
- Source: Yearbooks of Demographic and Health Statistics of the Hungarian Central Statistical Office
(KSH). - ISL
- Source: The Icelandic Birth Registration. Stillborn >=28 weeks, or 1000 g if duration of pregnancy
is unknown. Close to 100% of women undergo an ultrasound scan at 20 weeks and therefore duration of
pregnancy is almost always known. - IRL
- Source: National Perinatal Reporting System. Figures for the 2014 are provisional. Includes births
where the birth weight is not stated. - ISR
- Until 2002, numbers include cases with 28 weeks or more of gestation age or when the gestation age
is unknown, weight is 1000g or more. Since 2003, includes cases with a weight of 1000g or more, or
when the birth weight is unknown, cases with 28 weeks or more of gestation age. Since 1999, the data
have improved due to an increased level of reporting.
Source: Statistical Abstract of Israel, Central Bureau of Statistics. - ITA
- Source until 1998: ISTAT. Source from 2003: Ministry of Health, Health Information System, Delivery
Certificates Database. Coverage in 2003: 84% of deliveries, recorded in National Database of
Hospital Discharges. In 2004, 86% of deliveries recorded in National Database of Hospital
Discharges. Coverage in 2005: 92% of deliveries, recorded in National Database of Hospital
Discharges in the same year. Coverage in 2006: 92.9% of deliveries, recorded in National Database of
Hospital Discharges in the same year. Coverage in 2007: 93.0% of deliveries, recorded in National
Database of Hospital Discharges in the same year. Coverage in 2008: 96.6% of deliveries, recorded in
National Database of Hospital Discharges in the same year. Coverage in 2009: 98.2% of deliveries,
recorded in National Database of Hospital Discharges in the same year. Coverage in 2010: 98,8% of
deliveries, recorded in National Database of Hospital Discharges in the same year. Coverage in 2011:
98.8% of deliveries, recorded in National Database of Hospital Discharges in the same year. Coverage
in 2012: 99.9% of deliveries, recorded in National Database of Hospital Discharges in the same year.
Coverage in 2013: 100.3% of deliveries, recorded in National Database of Hospital Discharges in the
same year. The number of live births registered in the Delivery Certificates Database in 2013 is:
510.659. - KAZ
- Break in time series: 2008, when live birth and stillbirth criteria, recommended by the World Health
Organization, were introduced in the country. - LVA
- Note: Temporal increase in year 2002 confirmed, the reason is not known.
- LTU
- Source: Health Information Centre of Institute of Hygiene (HI HIC), data of annual report of
maternal hospitals. Since 2010: HI HIC Causes of death register data. - LUX
- Source: Direction de la Sante Service des Statistiques.
Definition: dead born foetuses of less than 1000 g are excluded, but those of unknown weight at
birth are included. - MLT
- Source: Department of Health Information and Research (National Mortality Register).
- MNE
- Data are not available.
- NLD
- Source: The Netherlands Perinatal Registry: Includes stillbirths born after a gestational age of 22
weeks or more. Data are derived from the yearbook ?Perinatal Care in the Netherlands? of PRN. Of the
primary and secondary obstetric care only a small percentage of the deaths is missing in the numbers
(around 3-5%). - NOR
- Source of data: The Norwegian Institute of Public Health.
Note: The Medical Birth Registry of Norway has discovered an error in the internal variable DODKAT,
which concerns the child?s status of living or dead at and after birth. The error influences the
classification of perinatal deaths, in that around 12% of the stillborn born after week 22 were
erroneously classified as early neonatal deaths. This mainly influences the data for the years 2006
? 2011. The Medical Birth Registry has therefore recalculated these indicators for all relevant
years to ensure comparable data. The Norwegian Institute of Public Health reported the corrected
data in 2014/15. - POL
- Source of data: Central Statistical Office.
- PRT
- Source of data: National Statistical Institute Coverage: National
- MDA
- This indicator is calculated as follows: (Number of stillbirths * 1000) / Births living and the
dead.
Source of data: Medical certificate of perinatal death. - SRB
- Source of data: National Statistical Office.
- SVK
- Source: Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic
- SVN
- Source of data: National Institute of Public Health, Slovenia (NIJZ)
- ESP
- No information for years prior to 1996.
Source: National Statistics Institute, extracted from ?Demographic Phenomena. Late fetal death
statistcs?
http://www.ine.es/jaxi/menu.do?type=pcaxis&path=%2Ft20%2Fe304&file=inebase&L=&L=1 - SWE
- Source of data: The National Board of Health and Welfare (NBHW)
The Medical Birth and Malformation Register (NBHW).
www.socialstyrelsen.se/register/halsodataregister/medicinskafodelseregistret/inenglish
Note: Data for 2012 were not delivered from the council of V„rmland, therefore data for the county
of V„rmland 2011 have been used to calculate the national gross number for 2012. - CHE
- Source of data: FSO Federal Statistical Office, BEVNAT
http://www.bfs.admin.ch/bfs/portal/fr/index/infothek/erhebungen__quellen/blank/blank/bevnat/01.html
Coverage: - TUR
- Source of data: Public Health Institution of Turkey, Ministry of Health of Turkey.
- TKM
- Source of data: Administrative medical statistics, form 19 ?Report on medical care for pregnant
women, women in labour and puerperant?, and form 14 ?Report on hospital activity?, form 096/y
?Journal of labour?, ?Medical certificate of perinatal death? 0106-2/y. - UKR
- Source: Centre of Health Statistics, Ministry of Health.
Coverage: Dead-born foetuses with weight 1000+ g. registered in institutions under Ministry of
Health are only included. - GBR
- Data are not available.
- UZB
- Different from WHO definition. Fetal death is registered if duration of pregnancy is 28 weeks or
more, length of body is 35 cm or more, body weight is 1000 g or more and after expulsion or
extraction from its mother, featus doesn?t make a single breath.
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- Short name Ru
- Число мертворожденных с массой тела при рождении в 1000 г и более
- Full name Ru
- Число мертворожденных с массой тела при рождении в 1000 г и более
- Data set notes Ru
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- HFA
- Дополнительная информация: http://www.euro.who.int/ru/data-and-evidence/databases/european-health-for-all-database-hfa-db
- Measure note Ru
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075001 Число мертворожденных с массой тела 1000 г и более Всемирная организация здравоохранения Мертворождением является смерть продукта зачатия до его полного изгнания или извлечения из организма матери независимо от продолжительности беременности; на смерть указывает отсутствие у плода после такого отделения дыхания или других признаков жизни, таких как сердцебиение, пульсация пуповины или определенные движения произвольной мускулатуры. Этот элемент данных используется для расчета показателя перинатальной смертности и включает только лишь плоды с массой тела 1000 г и более, что рекомендуется для международных сравнений. Более подробная информация приводится в Сборнике инструкций по использованию МКБ-9/10. Данные получены от стран для базы данных ЗДВ в целях мониторинга или взяты из статистических ежегодников по странам.
Коэффициент мертворождаемости: (Число мертворожденных) / (всего родившихся) * 1000
- Country notes Ru
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