Table 1.

Total births in the study sample and stillbirth and neonatal mortality rates between 33 and 42 weeks of gestation by country.

Country	Total births	Stillbirth rate		Neonatal mortality rate		Extended perinatal mortality rate
		N	‰ total birth [CI 95%]	n	‰ live births[CI 95%]	n	‰ total births [CI 95%]
Austria	153,410	258	1.7	92	0.6	350	2.3
			[1.5; 1.9]		[0.5; 0.7]		[2.1; 2.5]
Belgium	71,988	156	2.2	70	1.0	226	3.1
			[1.9; 2.5]		[0.8; 1.2]		[2.8; 3.6]
Cyprus	20,290	39	1.9	18	0.9	57	2.8
			[1.4; 2.6]		[0.6; 1.4]		[2.2; 3.6]
Estonia	28,284	57	2.0	24	0.9	81	2.9
			[1.6; 2.6]		[0.6; 1.3]		[2.3; 3.6]
Finland	114,610	161	1.4	82	0.7	243	2.1
			[1.2; 1.6]		[0.6; 0.9]		[1.9; 2.4]
France	14,539	25	1.7	–	–	–	–
			[1.2; 2.5]
Latvia	39,166	112	2.9	57	1.5	169	4.3
			[2.4; 3.4]		[1.1; 1.9]		[3.7; 5.0]
Lithuania	57 024	138	2.4	84	1.5	222	3.9
			[2.0; 2.9]		[1.2; 1.8]		[3.4; 4.4]
Luxembourg	12,854	18	1.4	3	0.2	21	1.6
			[0.9; 2.2]		[0.1; 0.7]		[1.1; 2.5]
Malta	7984	19	2.4	19	2.4	38	4.8
			[1.5; 3.7]		[1.5; 3.7]		[3.5; 6.5]
Norway	116,603	239	2.1	81	0.7	320	2.7
			[1.8; 2.3]		[0.6; 0.9]		[2.5; 3.1]
Poland	398,764	826	2.1	–	–	–	–
			[1.9; 2.2]
Portugal	177,013	225	1.3	84	0.5	309	1.7
			[1.1; 1.4]		[0.4; 0.6]		[1.6; 2.0]
Scotland	107,791	230	2.2	75	0.7	305	2.8
			[1.9; 2.4]		[0.6; 0.9]		[2.5; 3.2]
Switzerland	155,137	217	1.4	122	0.8	339	2.2
			[1.2; 1.6]		[0.7; 0.9]		[2.0; 2.4]
Total	1,475,457	2720	1.8	811	0.8	2680	2.5
			[1.8; 1.9]		[0.7; 0.8]		[2.4; 2.6]

NOTE: Combined data from the years 2010 and 2014, except Cyprus (2007–2013), Poland and France (2010 only) and Portugal and Switzerland (2010, 2013).