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Indicators of health statistics - Part 2. Health status ICS 11.020 C 07 WS People's Republic of China Health Industry Standard Health statistics Part 2. Health status of residents Indicators of health statistics- Part 2. Health status Published on.2018 - 04 - 17 2018 - 10 - 01 implementation National Health and Wellness Committee of the People's Republic of China

Foreword

The WS/T 598 Health Statistics Indicators are divided into the following nine sections. - Part 1. General; - Part 2. Health status of residents; - Part 3. Health impact factors; - Part 4. Disease Control; - Part 5. Maternal and Child Health Care; - Part 6. Health supervision; - Part 7. Medical services; - Part 8. Supply of medicines and sanitary materials; - Part 9. Health resources. This part is the second part of WS/T 598. This part is drafted in accordance with the rules given in GB/T 1.1-2009. This part is proposed by the National Health Standards Committee Information Standards Committee. This section is mainly drafted by. National Health and Family Planning Commission Statistical Information Center, Shanghai Municipal Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Beijing Maternal and Child Health Care Institute, School of Public Health, Wuhan University, School of Public Health, Peking University. The main drafters of this section. Wu Xiaoling, Wu Minghui, Zhang Cheng, Jia Zhaoxia, Zhang Wei, Jiang Zhihai, Yu Chuanhua, An Lin, Cai Wei. Health statistics Part 2. Health status of residents

1 Scope

This section specifies the statistical indicators and indicators of the health status of residents in the health statistics indicators. This section applies to the use, distribution and sharing of statistical data at all levels of health administrative departments, medical and health institutions.

2 Normative references

The following documents are indispensable for the application of this document. For dated references, only the dated version applies to this file. For undated references, the latest edition (including all amendments) applies to this document. GB/T 14396 disease classification and code WS/T 598.1 Health statistics indicators Part 1. General

3 Terms and definitions

The following terms and definitions as defined in WS/T 598.1 apply to this document. 3.1 Indicators of health status It reflects the statistical indicators of the health level of life expectancy, death, morbidity, illness and disability in a certain period of time. 4 Description of residents' health status indicators 4.1 Resident Health Status Indicator Public Attributes The public attributes of residents' health status indicators are shown in Table 1. Table 1 Public health indicators of residents Attribute type attribute name attribute value Identification class Version V1.0 Registration Authority National Health Standards Committee Information Standards Committee Relational classification classification Management class National Health and Family Planning Commission Statistical Information Center Registration status standard status Submitted to the National Health and Family Planning Commission Statistics Information Center 4.2 Residents' Health Status Indicators Specific Attributes 4.2.1 Life and death IHS01.01.001 identifier Chinese name per capita life expectancy English name Life expectancy at birth Unit of measure Define the average number of years that a newborn baby is expected to survive in a certain area of a given year Calculation method Life table method. Calculated according to the data base of the region using the full life table or the simple life table method. The indicator description is also called the life expectancy at birth, which is referred to as the life expectancy. Survey method comprehensive investigation Data source population census, population death information registration system. Release frequency year IHS01.01.002 Chinese name crude death rate English name Crude mortality rate unit of measurement‰ definition The average number of deaths per 1,000 population in a certain area in a certain year reflects the total death level of local residents, referred to as mortality. General usage ratio Said. Calculation method The number of deaths in a certain area in a certain year/the average population of the area in the same year × 1000‰. The indicator indicates that the average population can use one-half of the local population at the beginning of the year and the number of people at the end of the year or the number of people in the middle of the year. Survey method comprehensive investigation Data source population death information registration system, full population database Release frequency year IHS01.01.003 Chinese name age standardized mortality English name Age-standardized mortality rate Unit of measurement 1/100,000 Define mortality based on the age structure of a standard population. Referred to as standardized mortality. The calculation method consists of the age-specific population mortality in a certain area in a certain year × the standard population age. Indicator description Mainly used for comparison in different regions and different periods. Domestic comparisons generally use the age structure of the population in the census year. International Comparison The universal age structure of the population is generally adopted. Survey method comprehensive investigation Data source population death information registration system, full population database Release frequency year IHS01.01.004 Chinese name disease death rate English name Cause-specific mortality rate Unit of measurement 1/100,000 Define the number of people who die of a certain type of disease or injury per 100,000 population in a certain area in a certain year, also known as death due to death. Calculation method The number of people who died of a certain type of disease or injury in a certain area in a certain year/the average population of the area in that year × 100,000/100,000. The indicator indicates that the cause of death is classified as GB/T 14396. Survey method sample survey Data source cause of death monitoring system Release frequency year IHS01.01.005 Chinese name death cause English name Distribution of causes of death unit of measurement% Defines the proportion of deaths due to certain diseases or injuries in a certain region in a given year. Calculation method The number of deaths due to certain diseases or injuries in a certain area in a certain year/the total number of deaths in the area in the year × 100%. The indicator indicates the cause of death using the Classification and Code of Diseases (GB/T 14396). Survey method sample survey Data source cause of death monitoring system Release frequency year IHS01.01.006 Chinese name child mortality under 5 years old English name Under-five mortality rate (per 1000 live births) unit of measurement‰ Define the ratio of the number of deaths of children under 5 years of age in a certain area in a given year to the number of live births in that area in that year. Calculation method The number of deaths of children under 5 years old in a certain area in a certain year/the number of live births in the area in that year × 1000‰. Indicator description The number of deaths among children under 5 is the number of deaths of children born to less than 5 years of age. The number of live births refers to a pregnancy of 28 weeks or more (eg The gestational age is not clear, refer to the birth weight of 1000 grams and above), after the delivery, there are heartbeat, breathing, umbilical cord pulsation, voluntary muscle contraction 4 The number of newborns in one of the vital signs. Survey method sample survey Data source maternal and child health monitoring system Release frequency year IHS01.01.007 identifier Chinese name infant mortality rate English name Infant mortality rate (per 1000 live births) unit of measurement‰ Defines the ratio of the number of infant deaths in a region under one year of age to the number of live births in that year. Calculation method The number of infant deaths in a certain area in a certain year/the number of live births in the region in the current year × 1000‰. Indicator description The number of infant deaths is the number of live births that are born to less than one year old. The number of live births is 28 weeks or more of pregnancy (eg gestational weeks) Unclear, refer to the birth weight of 1000 grams and above), after the delivery, there are heartbeat, breathing, umbilical cord pulsation, voluntary muscle contraction 4 The number of newborns in one of the vital signs. Survey method sample survey Data source maternal and child health monitoring system Release frequency year IHS01.01.008 identifier Chinese name neonatal mortality English name Neonatal mortality rate (per 1000 live births) unit of measurement‰ Defines the ratio of the number of neonatal deaths to the number of live births in a region that is less than 28 days old. Calculation method The number of neonatal deaths in a certain area in a certain year/the number of live births in the same year × 1000‰. Indicator description The number of neonatal deaths is the number of newborns who died within 28 days (0 to 27 days). The number of live births refers to a pregnancy of 28 weeks or more (eg The gestational age is not clear, refer to the birth weight of 1000 grams and above), after the delivery, there are heartbeat, breathing, umbilical cord pulsation, voluntary muscle contraction 4 The number of newborns in one of the vital signs. Survey method sample survey Data source maternal and child health monitoring system Release frequency year IHS01.01.009 identifier Chinese name perinatal mortality English name Perinal mortality rate unit of measurement‰ definition Number of stillbirths and neonatal deaths from 28 weeks of pregnancy to 7 days after birth in a certain area in a certain year and the total number of perinatal children in the area Ratio. Calculation method Number of perinatal deaths in a certain area in a certain year/Total number of perinatal children in the same area × 1000‰ Indicator description The number of perinatal deaths includes the number of stillbirths and the number of early neonatal deaths. The number of stillbirths is more than 28 weeks and above (such as gestational weeks) It is not clear that the fetus with a birth weight of 1000 g or more can die in the uterus (dead fetus) and die during childbirth (dead The number of cases produced. The number of early neonatal deaths refers to 28 weeks or more of pregnancy (if the gestational age is not clear, you can refer to the birth weight of 1000 The number of newborns who died within 7 days after birth. The total number of perinatal children includes the number of live births and the number of stillbirths. Survey method sample survey Data source maternal and child health annual report system Release frequency year IHS01.01.010 identifier Chinese name for children under 5 years of age Distribution of causes of death among children under five years old unit of measurement% Defines the proportion of deaths due to certain diseases or injuries among the total number of deaths among children under 5 years of age in a given year. Calculation method Number of children under 5 years of age due to certain diseases or injuries in a certain area in a certain year/Total number of deaths of children under 5 years old in the same area × 100% The indicator indicates that the causes of death among children under 5 years of age are classified using the ICD-10 code in the Child Death Report Card. Survey method sample survey Data source maternal and child health monitoring system Release frequency year IHS01.01.011 identifier Chinese name neonatal death cause English name Distribution of causes of Neonatal death unit of measurement% Defines the proportion of deaths due to certain diseases or injuries among the total number of neonatal deaths in a given year. Calculation method The number of newborns who died of a certain type of disease or injury in a certain area in a certain year/the total number of neonatal deaths in the area in the same year × 100%. Indicator description The cause of death in infants is classified using the ICD-10 code in the Child Death Report Card. The total number of neonatal deaths is indicated within 28 days of birth (0-27 days) Number of newborns who died. Survey method sample survey Data source maternal and child health monitoring system Release frequency year IHS01.01.012 identifier Chinese name maternal mortality English name Maternal mortality ratio (per 100 000 live births) Unit of measurement 1/100,000 Define the ratio of maternal deaths due to pregnancy and childbirth and complications in a given year to the number of live births in the same year. Calculation method The number of maternal deaths in a certain area in a certain year/the number of live births in the same year × 100,000/100,000. Indicator description The number of maternal deaths refers to women within 42 days after the end of pregnancy to the end of pregnancy, any related to pregnancy or pregnancy treatment or Increased the number of deaths caused by the original disease, but does not include the number of accident deaths. Survey method sample survey Data source maternal and child health monitoring system Release frequency year IHS01.01.013 identifier Chinese name maternal death cause English name Distribution of causes of maternal death unit of measurement% Define the proportion of maternal deaths in a certain area in a given year due to the death of a certain type of disease. Calculation method The number of maternal deaths due to certain diseases in a certain area in a certain year/the total number of maternal deaths in the same area in the same year × 100%. Indicator description The cause of maternal death is classified using the ICD-10 code in the Maternal Death Report Card. The total number of maternal deaths refers to women in pregnancy From the period of pregnancy to 42 days after the end of pregnancy, any cause related to pregnancy, pregnancy treatment or thereby aggravating the original disease The number of deaths, but does not include the number of accident deaths. Survey method sample survey Data source maternal and child health monitoring system Release frequency year IHS01.01.014 identifier Chinese name legal infectious disease reported mortality Reported mortality rate of infectious disease Unit of measurement 1/100,000 Define the proportion of reported deaths from legal infectious diseases in a certain region in a given year as a percentage of the total population in the same year. Calculation method The number of reported deaths from legal infectious diseases in a certain area in a certain year/the population of the area in the same year × 100,000/100,000. The indicators indicate that legal infectious diseases refer to Class A, Class B and Class C infectious diseases as reported in the Law on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases. Survey method comprehensive investigation Data source infectious disease report information system Release frequency year IHS01.01.015 identifier Chinese name occupational disease mortality rate English name Fatality rate of occupational disease Unit of measurement 1/100,000 Define the ratio of the number of deaths from various occupational diseases in a certain region in a certain year to the number of patients with various occupational diseases in the same region in the same year. Calculation method The number of deaths due to various occupational diseases in a certain area in a certain year/the number of patients with various occupational diseases in the same area in the same year × 100,000/100,000. Indicator description Survey method sample survey Data source occupational disease registration information system Release frequency year 4.2.2 Incidence and illness IHS01.01.016 identifier Chinese name legal infectious disease report incidence rate English name Reported incidence rate of infectious disease Unit of measurement 1/100,000 Define the ratio of the number of new cases reported by legal infectious diseases in a certain area during a certain period to the population of the area in the same period. Calculation method The number of new cases reported in the legal infectious diseases in a certain area during the reporting period/the population of the area in the same period × 100000/100,000. The indicators indicate that legal infectious diseases refer to Class A, Class B and Class C infectious diseases as reported in the Law on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases. Survey method comprehensive investigation Data source infectious disease report information system Release frequency monthly IHS01.01.017 identifier Chinese name neonatal tetanus incidence English name Incidence rate of neonatal tetanus Unit of measurement 1/10000 Define the number of tetanus cases per 10,000 newborns in a certain region in a given year. Calculation method Number of neonatal tetanus in a certain area in a certain year/Number of births in the same area × 10,000/10,000 in the same year Indicators indicate the incidence of neonatal tetanus, see "Diagnostic criteria for neonatal tetanus" (WS 272). Survey method comprehensive investigation Data source infectious disease report information system Release frequency year IHS01.01.018 identifier Chinese name occupational disease incidence English name Incidence rate of occupational disease unit of measurement% Define the ratio of the number of new cases of occupational diseases in a certain area in a given year to the number of people exposed to harmful substances that can cause occupational diseases. Calculation method Number of new cases of occupational diseases in a certain area in a certain year/Number of all hazardous substances in the area that can cause occupational diseases in the same year × 100% Indicator description Survey method sample survey Data source occupational disease report information system Release frequency year IHS01.01.019 identifier Chinese name adult hypertension prevalence English name Prevalence of hypertension among adults unit of measurement% Define the proportion of hypertensive patients in the population aged 18 and over in a certain period of time. Calculation method Number of hypertensive patients aged 18 years and over in a certain period/number of people aged 18 years and over in the same period × 100%. Indicator description Hypertensive patients refer to blood pressure measurements during the survey. Systolic blood pressure ≥140mmHg and/or diastolic blood pressure ≥90mmHg, or already A patient diagnosed with high blood pressure by a doctor and currently taking antihypertensive drugs. Survey method sample survey Data source chronic disease and nutrition monitoring system Release frequency 3 years IHS01.01.020 identifier Chinese name adult diabetes prevalence English name Prevalence of diabetes among adults unit of measurement% Define the proportion of people with diabetes in the population aged 18 and over at a certain time. Calculation method Number of diabetic patients aged 18 years and over in a certain period/Number of people aged 18 years and over in the same period × 100%. Indicator description Diabetes is a blood glucose measurement during the survey that is fasting blood glucose ≥ 7.0mmol/L and/or 2 hours after taking sugar ≥11.1mmol/L, or someone who has been diagnosed with diabetes by a doctor. Survey method sample survey Data source chronic disease and nutrition monitoring system Release frequency 3 years IHS01.01.021 identifier Chinese name cervical cancer prevalence English name Prevalence of cervical carcinoma Unit of measurement 1/100,000 Define the proportion of patients with cervical cancer who are 20-64 years old in a certain area of a certain year. Calculation method Number of cervical cancer patients in a certain area in a certain year/Number of cervical cancer screenings in the region in a certain year × 100000/100,000. The indicator indicates that the number of cervical cancer surveys refers to the number of registered women aged 20 to 64 who have been screened for cervical cancer in a certain year. Survey method comprehensive investigation Data source maternal and child health annual report Release frequency year IHS01.01.022 identifier Chinese name breast cancer prevalence English name Prevalence of breast cancer Unit of measurement 1/100,000 Define the proportion of breast cancer patients among women aged 20-64 in a certain region in a given year. Calculation method Number of breast cancer patients in a certain area in a certain year/Number of women aged 20-64 who were screened for breast cancer in the region in a certain year × 100000/100,000. The indicator indicates that the number of breast cancer surveys refers to the number of women aged 20-64 who are screening for breast cancer during a certain period of time. Survey method comprehensive investigation Data source maternal and child health annual report Release frequency year IHS01.01.023 identifier Chinese name Prevalence of moderate to severe anemia during pregnancy and childbirth English name Prevalence of maternal moderate or severe anemia unit of measurement% Define the proportion of maternal women with moderate to severe anemia during the maternity period in a certain year. Calculation method The number of moderate to severe anemia in maternal and childbirth in a certain area in a certain year/the number of hemoglobin in maternal and childbirth in the same period ×100%. Indicator description The number of moderate to severe anemia in maternal and childbirth refers to the detection of moderate to severe anemia at least once during pregnancy and within 42 days after delivery. The number of women, the diagnosis of moderate to severe anemia is hemoglobin content less than 80 g/liter. The number of maternal maternal hemoglobin tests is Refers to the number of women who have received at least one hemoglobin test during pregnancy and 42 days after delivery. Survey method comprehensive investigation Data source maternal and child health annual report Release frequency year IHS01.01.024 identifier Chinese name maternal HIV infection rate English name HIV prevalence among pregnant women unit of measurement% Define the proportion of HIV infection among pregnant women in a certain period of time. Calculation method The number of maternal HIV infections in a certain area within a certain period of time/the number of maternal HIV testing in the same period × 100%. Indicator description The number of maternal HIV infections refers to AIDS among pregnant women who have been tested for HIV antibodies during pregnancy and delivery. The number of positive patients with positive antibody confirmation, including the number of women who were positive for HIV antibody confirmation during pregnancy and maternal, and pregnancy The number of pregnant women who died of HIV antibody confirmation test before the 28th week of pregnancy or lost their visits. Maternal HIV testing The number of women refers to the number of women who have received one or more HIV antibody tests during pregnancy to the time of delivery (received multiple times) According to one person's statistics. Maternal refers to women who have a pregnancy outcome of 28 weeks or more. Survey method comprehensive investigation Data source maternal and child health annual report Release frequency year IHS01.01.025 identifier Chinese name maternal syphilis infection rate English name Syphilis prevalence among pregnant women unit of measurement% Define the proportion of syphilis infection among pregnant women in a certain area in a given year. Calculation method The number of maternal syphilis infections in a certain area in a certain year/the number of maternal syphilis tests in the same area × 100%. Indicator description The number of maternal syphilis infections refers to the number of pregnant women diagnosed with syphilis among pregnant women who received syphilis testing during the reporting period. Diagnostic criteria Request for Treponema pallidum antigen serological test (TPHA/TPPA/ELISA) and non- Treponema pallidum antigen serological test (RPR) /TRUST) are all positive. The number of maternal syphilis tests refers to one or more syphilis tests during pregnancy and delivery during the reporting period. The number of maternal women (according to one person's statistics for multiple tests). Survey method comprehensive investigation Data source maternal and child health annua... ...