Only one reviewed study parametrised mortality by age, gender, and severity; others focused only on severity.
Maternal mortality ratios are calculated, and data to describe maternal mortality by age, cause of death and mode of delivery are pooled for the countries that provided data.
The registration of causes of death is not without problems, however, and these can hamper comparisons over time and across countries, as when using the WHO Mortality Database on mortality by age, sex and cause of death.
Age increases were observed consistently across unadjusted, restraint-adjusted, and multilevel models with the largest age impacts noted for those aged 80 and over (Figure 1). Figure 1 Rear passenger adjusted mortality by age group (odds ratios with 95% confidence intervals).
Mortality by age group and diagnosis was further displayed in Figure 1.
Table 1 presents data on ICU admission and mortality by age group, and includes age groups under 20 years for comparison.
The first INDEPTH monograph reported total mortality, mortality by age and life expectancy only.
Unadjusted odds were estimated between insurance category and mortality by age stratum.
Tables 2 stratifies amenable mortality by age groups for both sexes.
Vital registration data for 2004 were used to estimate mortality by age, sex, and cause.
