Table 1.
The first and last three-year averages and percentage change in age standardised mortality rate for pneumonia in 19 European countries during 2001–2014. The start represents the average of 2001–2003, and the end represents the average of 2012–2014, unless otherwise specified. Rank for 2001–2003, 2011–2013 and % change is reported
| Country | Male | Female | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Start | End | % Change | Start | End | % Change | |
| Austria* | 12.9(2) | 5.50(2) | −57.4(3) | 8.33(6) | 3.55(3) | −57.41(3) |
| Belgium* | 33.27(14) | 21.09(13) | −36.61(6) | 19.15(14) | 12.45(14) | −35.01(8) |
| Croatia | 26.48(11) | 7.24(3) | −72.65(2) | 14.31(11) | 3.15(2) | −78.01(2) |
| Czech Republic | 26.45(10) | 19.80(10) | −25.13(13) | 15.99(13) | 10.67(12) | −33.31(9) |
| Denmark* | 22.88(8) | 21.78(15) | −4.8(17) | 14.81(12) | 14.39(15) | −2.82(18) |
| Estonia | 34.39(15) | 20.61(12) | −40.07(5) | 8.44(7) | 5.19(5) | −38.45(5) |
| Finland | 41.56(18) | 3.26(1) | −92.16(1) | 22.34(16) | 1.61(1) | −92.79(1) |
| France* | 14.77(3) | 10.82(5) | −26.73(11) | 8.20(5) | 6.21(7) | −24.27(14) |
| Germany | 18.83(5) | 13.79(8) | −26.77(10) | 11.00(8) | 7.72(11) | −29.81(11) |
| Hungary | 9.34(1) | 7.46(4) | −20.19(15) | 5.08(1) | 3.72(4) | −26.75(12) |
| Latvia | 28.27(12) | 21.75(14) | −23.07(14) | 7.15(3) | 6.77(9) | −5.2(17) |
| Lithuania | 19.16(7) | 20.30(11) | 5.95(18) | 6.01(2) | 5.49(6) | −8.63(16) |
| Netherlands* | 32.12(13) | 19.20(9) | −40.22(4) | 19.82(15) | 11.94(13) | −39.75(4) |
| Poland | 24.44(9) | 32.53(18) | 33.1(19) | 13.87(10) | 15.28(16) | 10.14(19) |
| Romania | 40.95(17) | 29.77(17) | −27.3(9) | 23.19(17) | 15.67(17) | −32.44(10) |
| Slovakia | 43.29(19) | 37.04(19) | −14.44(16) | 24.01(18) | 17.61(18) | −26.65(13) |
| Spain | 16.02(4) | 11.86(6) | −25.96(12) | 7.98(4) | 6.29(8) | −21.25(15) |
| Sweden | 19.03(6) | 12.37(7) | −34.97(7) | 11.10(9) | 6.92(10) | −37.68(6) |
| United Kingdom* | 39.58(16) | 25.90(16) | −34.55(8) | 31.89(19) | 20.64(19) | −35.26(7) |
*For Austria, 2002–2003 were used for start of period with % change 2002–2003 vs 2012–2014. For Belgium, 2012–2013 were used for end of period with % change 2001–2001 vs 2012–2013. For Denmark, 2012 was used for end of period with % change 2001–2003 vs 2012. For France, 2012–2013 were used for end of period with % change 2001–2003 vs 2012–2013. For Netherlands, 2012–2013 were used with % change 2001–2003 vs 2012–2013. For the UK, 2012–2013 were used for end of period with % change 2001–2003 vs 2012–2013