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What is covered in this report?
The report presents:
(i)proposed structure, and
(ii)annotated outline for Chapter I of
the Principles and Recommendations
for a Vital Statistics System, Rev 3
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Proposed structure of Chapter I:
Definition and uses of vital statistics
–Definition of vital statistics
–Definitions of vital events
–Uses of vital statistics
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What are the changes from the last
revision?
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The list and definitions of VE remain the same
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In the P&R for a Vital Statistics System - Rev 2, the
uses of VS obtained from different sources were not
organized for easy reading and reference.
Proposal: a section on uses of vital statistics
– structured by the different uses of vital
statistics
– providing elaborated and comprehensive
explanations on the uses of VS
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Definition of vital statistics
Vital statistics is defined as a
collection of statistics on vital events
in a lifetime of a person as well as
relevant characteristics of the
events themselves and of the person
and persons concerned.
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Vital events
For vital statistics purpose, the vital
events of interest are:
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live births, adoptions, legitimations,
recognitions;
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deaths and foetal deaths; and
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marriages, divorces, separations and
annulments of marriage.
Principles and Recommendations for a Vital Statistics System, Revision 2, para 57
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