Mortality data briefs and tables
Mortality statistics provide a valuable measure for assessing community health status. The importance of mortality statistics derives both from the significance of death in an individual’s life as well as their potential to improve the public’s health when used to systematically assess and monitor the health status of a whole community. Within the realm of public health, mortality statistics are often used as a cornerstone in formulating health plans and policies to prevent or reduce premature mortality and improve our quality of life.
Mortality statistics are published by the CT Department of Public Health for Connecticut resident deaths. The CT mortality tables provide the cause of death, the number of deaths for that cause, the age-adjusted mortality rate, and the years of potential life lost. Statistical comparisons assessing changes over time and differences between demographic groups are also provided.
Mortality Data Briefs
Mortality Tables (AAMR & YPLL)
Vital Statistics (Registration Reports)
Mortality statistics are published by the CT Department of Public Health for Connecticut resident deaths. The CT mortality tables provide the cause of death, the number of deaths for that cause, the age-adjusted mortality rate, and the years of potential life lost. Statistical comparisons assessing changes over time and differences between demographic groups are also provided.
Mortality Data Briefs
Mortality Tables (AAMR & YPLL)
Vital Statistics (Registration Reports)