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Calculate and Interpret Adjusted/Standardized and Unadjusted Mortality Rates Using these data, calculate and record your answers...

Calculate and Interpret Adjusted/Standardized and Unadjusted Mortality Rates

Using these data, calculate and record your answers in the blanks below. This exercise is meant to illustrate the effect of age composition on Crude Death Rates (CDR).

FAMILY LAND

Suburban Population

SUN CITY

Retirement Community

Mid year population

Death Rate

(per person)

Mid Year Population

Death Rate

(per person)

0-14

1125

0.025

1132

0.025

15-29

2342

0.013

875

0.013

30-49

1508

0.026

1736

0.026

50+

503

0.110

3458

0.110

                                                                                    Family Land                Sun City

            Total Population Size                                     __________                ___________

            Number of deaths to persons 0-14                 __________                ___________

            Number of deaths to persons 15-29               __________                ___________

            Number of deaths to persons 30-49               __________                ___________

            Number of deaths to persons 50+                  __________                ___________

            Total Number of Deaths                                 __________                ___________

            Crude Death Rate (CDR), per 1000               __________                ___________

            Percentage of total population age 50+         __________                ___________

These two populations have the exact same age-specific death rates. Why do their CDRs differ so dramatically?

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FAMILY LAND SUN CITY
Mid year population Death Rate Mid Year Population Death Rate Number of deaths
(per person) Number of deaths (per person)
0-14 1125 0.025 28.125 1132 0.025 28.3
15-29 2342 0.013 30.446 875 0.013 11.375
30-49 1508 0.026 39.208 1736 0.026 45.136
50+ 503 0.11 55.33 3458 0.11 380.38
Total 5478 153.109 7201 465.191
Family Land Sun City
Total Population Size 5478 7201
Number of deaths to persons 0-14   1125*0.025=28.125 =28 1132*0.025=28.3 = 28
Number of deaths to persons 15-29 2342*0.013=30.446 =30 875*0.013=11.375 =11
Number of deaths to persons 30-49 1508*0.026=39.208 =39 1736*0.026=45.136 =45
Number of deaths to persons 50+ 503*0.11=55.33 =55 3458*0.11=380.38 = 380
Total Number of Deaths 153.109 =153 465.191 =465
Crude Death Rate (CDR), per 1000 153/5478 = 0.0279 465/7201 = 0.0646
Percentage of total population age 50+ (503/5478)*100 = 9.18% (3458/7201)*100 =48.02%

CRUDE DEATH RATE (CDR) is the total number of deaths to residents in a specified geographic area (country, state, county, etc.) divided by the total population for the same geographic area (for a specified time period, usually a calendar year) and multiplied by 100,000.

i.e., CDR = total resident deaths / total population

The above two populations have the exact same age-specific death rates but different mid year population.

So, the CDR differ dramatically.


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