Though many countries have been collecting cause-of-death information from death certificates for more than a century, these valuable data sources remain underexplored. This is certainly due in part to the frequent revisions of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD), which have caused breaks in data continuity. This paper describes the methodological background and the results of the transition between the eighth and the ninth revision of ICD for the territory of former West Germany. Using practical examples, we examine the difficulties encountered and discuss the solutions applied.causes of death, mortality, West Germany
"This report describes the historic development of the disease nomenclatures and classifications tha...
BACKGROUND Cause of death statistics are an important tool for quality control of the health care sy...
International audienceBackgroundMonitoring the time course of mortality by cause is a key public hea...
Every time the classification of causes of death is changed, time series of deaths by cause are disr...
In 1988 we published the results of a lengthy effort to reconstruct a cause of death series [for Fra...
Revisions of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) can lead to biases in cause-specific...
Following implementation of the tenth revision of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD)...
During the German division, two culturally very similar populations were exposed to very disparate s...
The statistics on cause of death are often disrupted by the revision of ICD, which makes it difficu...
Dissimilar approaches to certifying causes of death and/or selecting underlying cause may diminish t...
Abstract: The paper presents the stages of reconstruction of the continuity of cause-of-de...
The Author(s) 2014. This article is published with open access at Springerlink.com Abstract Revision...
Causes of death represent a well-established data source in demography, collected systematically for...
<p>Continuous time series of mortality by cause of death for Belarus (1965-2010): <br>Data and Docum...
Nizard Alfred and Vallin Jacques. — Causes of Death in France. II The Linking of the 7th and 8th Rev...
"This report describes the historic development of the disease nomenclatures and classifications tha...
BACKGROUND Cause of death statistics are an important tool for quality control of the health care sy...
International audienceBackgroundMonitoring the time course of mortality by cause is a key public hea...
Every time the classification of causes of death is changed, time series of deaths by cause are disr...
In 1988 we published the results of a lengthy effort to reconstruct a cause of death series [for Fra...
Revisions of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) can lead to biases in cause-specific...
Following implementation of the tenth revision of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD)...
During the German division, two culturally very similar populations were exposed to very disparate s...
The statistics on cause of death are often disrupted by the revision of ICD, which makes it difficu...
Dissimilar approaches to certifying causes of death and/or selecting underlying cause may diminish t...
Abstract: The paper presents the stages of reconstruction of the continuity of cause-of-de...
The Author(s) 2014. This article is published with open access at Springerlink.com Abstract Revision...
Causes of death represent a well-established data source in demography, collected systematically for...
<p>Continuous time series of mortality by cause of death for Belarus (1965-2010): <br>Data and Docum...
Nizard Alfred and Vallin Jacques. — Causes of Death in France. II The Linking of the 7th and 8th Rev...
"This report describes the historic development of the disease nomenclatures and classifications tha...
BACKGROUND Cause of death statistics are an important tool for quality control of the health care sy...
International audienceBackgroundMonitoring the time course of mortality by cause is a key public hea...