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. 2012 Aug 20;90(10):764–772. doi: 10.2471/BLT.11.100750

Table 1. Age- and sex-specific observed and estimated deathsa and completeness of mortality data, Viet Nam, 2009.

Sex-specific age group (in years) Sample ab bc cd xe Other source only Deaths
Per cent completenessf (95% CI)
Observed (a + b + c + additional) Estimated (a + b + c + x)
Males 1 239 937 2138 1984 1363 1265 215 5700 6750 81.2 (74.1–87.1)
15–59 873 727 903 873 597 577 92 2465 2950 80.4 (72.2–80.3)
60–74 53 985 453 414 274 250 38 1179 1391 82.0 (74.9–87.9)
75+ 22 852 710 629 453 401 77 1869 2193 81.7 (74.7–87.4)
Females 1 309 462 1572 1413 1026 922 181 4192 4933 81.3 (74.4–87.1)
15–59 929 773 373 350 251 236 56 1030 1210 80.5 (72.5–87.1)
60–74 72 999 342 271 213 169 41 867 995 83.0 (75.4–89.0)
75+ 37 684 812 734 539 487 80 2165 2572 81.0 (73.9–87.0)

CI, confidence interval.

a Age- and sex-specific deaths deviate slightly from the totals reported in the text because 27 deaths had no age data.

b Number of deaths reported by the Commune Health Centre, the Commune Population and Family Planning Committee (CHC/CPFPC) and the Justice Department.

c Number of deaths reported by the CHC/CPFPC but not by the Justice Department.

d Number of deaths reported by the Justice Department but not by the CHC/CPFPC.

e Estimated number of deaths missing from CHC/CPFPC and Justice Department sources.

f Proportion of estimated deaths derived from the list obtained by reconciling the Justice Department and combined CHC/CPFPC lists. Derived with the following formula: (a + b + c) ÷ (a + b + c + x) × 100.