Sentence examples for certificates reported from inspiring English sources

One smaller, more recent study looking at the sensitivity and specificity of reporting of diabetes on death certificates reported similar results (4).

A recent rule-based approach to classifying influenza as a cause of death from death certificates reported higher PPV, substantially lower specificity and a slightly higher F-measure [ 12].

There were two objectives in this study: (1) to determine the frequencies of various types of improper COD statements on death certificates reported by certifying physicians in two medical centres in Tainan, Taiwan, and (2) to examine whether the frequency of improper reporting differed by specialty of the certifying physician.

During the outbreak, 14 death certificates reporting influenza-like illness were reported to the island's public health authorities.

Points are the observed proportions of co-infection death among death certificates reporting at least one infection.

We identified 76543 deaths for which the death certificates report choking (International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems, Tenth Revision (ICD-10) codes W78, W79 and W80 combined) as a cause of death and only 4974 (6.5%) deaths were classified as food-related choking (ICD-10 code W79).

However, the percentage of death certificates reporting both chronic diseases and food-related choking as causes of death was the highest for patients with schizophrenia (0.52%), followed by Parkinson's disease (0.15%), oral cancer (0.09%), larynx cancer (0.08%), mood (affective) disorders (0.07%) and Alzheimer's disease (0.07%).

As shown in table 2, the percentage of death certificates reporting both chronic diseases and overall choking as causes of death was the highest for patients with schizophrenia (2.66%), followed by Parkinson's disease (2.25%), larynx cancer (1.75%) and Alzheimer's disease (1.44%).

1 3 By using multiple cause mortality files, one US study determined that older adults whose death certificates report chronic diseases (such as Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's disease) exhibited a higher risk of having food-related choking as a cause of death.

One certificate reported that an elevator was fixed on March 14 , 2005

Discordance between dialysis registry and death certificate reported death has been demonstrated.