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. 2023 Jul 11;13(7):e069521. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2022-069521

Table 1.

Excess death (ED) by age, sex and place of death, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, 2020

Characteristics Observed deaths
(count)
Expected deaths
(count)*
ED
(count)*
ED rate
(per 100 000)*
ED per cent above expected (%)*
Overall 4660 3618–3820 840–1042 79–98 22%–29%
Sex
 Male 2223 1621–1742 481–602 96–121 28%–37%
 Female 2437 1896–2039 398–541 70–96 20%–29%
Place of death†
 Home 2880 2406–2557 323–474 30–45 13%–20%
 Hospital 1571 963–1081 490–608 46–57 45%–63%
Age
 Age<65 1790 1373–1467 323–417 32–42 22%–30%
 Age≥65 2870 2186–2345 525–684 814–1061 22%–31%
 0–14 279 239–264 15–40 5–13 6%–17%
 15-34‡ 99 71–88 13–28 4–9 15%–39%
 35–44 169 119–149 20–50 13–32 13%–32%
 45–54 387 271–309 78–116 67–99 25%–43%
 55–64 856 526–604 252–330 299–391 42%–63%
 65–74 1056 637–736 320–419 751–984 43%–66%
 75–84 1069 823–886 183–246 1093–1469 21%–30%
 85+ 745 599–677 68–146 1326–2847 10%–24%

Disaggregated results do not sum to overall numbers because of underlying imputations. EDs are calculated as the difference between observed and ED numbers for the threshold and average (baseline).

*The range of values is based on the average (baseline) and the upper bound of the 95% CI (threshold) of historical deaths (2015–2019). For simplicity, we included only ED per cent above the threshold in text and graphics.

†One hundred and forty-two people who died in another place and 67 who died in a day hospital were not included.

‡Due to the small number of deaths (25) in the age group (15–24), we combined this age group with the age group (25–34) to calculate the ED%.