Decomposition analysis of Spanish life expectancy at birth

Life expectancy at birth at the local level in Ontario.

ognized indicator of population health. Estimates have been reported for centuries, during which the methods of life table derivation have been refined and incorporated as one of a demographer’s most useful tools. Increasingly, health planners and epidemiologists are asked to produce local level health status reports. However, life expectancy has frequently disappeared from such reports (in Ont...

On the decomposition of life expectancy and limits to life.

Life expectancy is a measure of how long people are expected to live and is widely used as a measure of human development. Variations in the measure reflect not only the process of ageing but also the impacts of such events as epidemics, wars, and economic recessions. Since 1950, the influence of these events in the most developed countries has waned and life expectancy continues to lengthen un...

Adding years to life: effect of avoidable mortality on life expectancy at birth.

STUDY OBJECTIVE The aim was to determine the number of years that could be gained by preventing avoidable deaths. DESIGN The study arose from the concept of avoidable causes of death and life expectancy at birth. Four abbreviated life tables were computed. The first included all causes of death; the second excluded all avoidable causes of death; the third and fourth excluded respectively prim...

life expectancy at birth in rural areas based on corrected data of the iranian vital horoscope

background: life expectancy at birth as an alternative summary measure of mortality represents number of years which a newborn will be alive based on the current age specific death rates. as it summarizes death rates across all age range in a given population is the most common summary measure of mortality. the aim of this study was to correct death rates for underreport and estimate life expec...

Methods for life expectancy and healthy life expectancy uncertainty analysis