OHIO Crude Rates 18.2 71.7 780 Age distribution of Standard 0.2137 0.5443 0.2419
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OHIO Crude Rates 18.2 71.7 780 Age distribution of Standard 0.2137 0.5443 0.2419 Standard Product crude Age group Deaths Population 30 215 585 0-15 16-70 165,000 300,000 75,000 540 Population 0.00011 0.00032 0.00195 3.889 39.026 188.68 tal MICHIGAN Crude Rates 50 113 322 Age distribution of Standard 0.2137 0.5443 0.2419 Standard Product Age group DeathsPopulation 50 425 725 Population 0.00019 0.00063 0.00242 crude* 0-15 16-70 100.000 375,000 225,000 700,000 10.69 61.51 77.89 total Overall total population: 1,240,000 a. Calculate the overall crude mortality rates for OH and I expressed as per 100,000 population Overall crude rate for OH: 869.9 per 100,000 Overall crude rate for MI= 1200 per 100,000 Calculate the age-adjusted mortality rates using the combined population as the standard b.Explanation / Answer
a)) Firstly, we calculate the overall crude mortality rate for OH and MI as per 100000 population.
We have a total of 830 deaths in Ohio and 1200 deaths in Michigan. Now, the total number of deaths would be 830+1200 = 2030.
The total population is given 1240000.
Thus, the overall crude mortality rate is given as
= (2030/1240000)*100000
= 163.70
b))
Now, the age-adjusted mortality rates using the combined population as standard are given in the table above.
Combined Age group Deaths in Ohio Deaths in Michigan Population (Standard) Mortality rate in Ohio Mortality rate in Michigan 0-15 30 50 265000 11.32 18.87 16-70 215 425 675000 31.85 62.96 71+ 585 725 300000 195.00 241.67 Total 830 1200 1240000 66.94 96.77Related Questions
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