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MT01: Indicators for County Overviews of Health and Wellbeing (2006-2010)

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11/12/2011

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Various sources, calculations by National Institute for Health Development

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More information in Estonian:
https://www.terviseinfo.ee/et/tervise-edendamine/tervise-edendamine-paikkonnas/tervise-ja-heaoluprofiil/maakondade-tervise-ja-heaolu-ulevaated
NB! Rates are calculated using annual average population not corrected with 2011 census data.

Crude rate of natural increase, per 1000 inhabitants
Net migration, per 1000 inhabitants
Elderly (65+ years old) people, %
Young (0-14 years old) people, %
Life expectancy at birth, average life years
Employment rate, %
Average gross salary, EUR
At-risk-of-poverty rate, %
Offences against persons, per 1000 inhabitants
Air pollution, tons per 1000 inhabitants
Regular alcohol consumers, %
Overweight and obese adults, %
Overweights and obese school children, %
Daily smokers, %
Smoking while pregnant, %
Teenage pregnancies, per 1000 women aged 15-17
Health insurance coverage, % of inhabitants aged 20-59
Number of family doctors, per 100 000 inhabitants
Number of long-term care beds, per 100 000 over 65 years old inhabitants
Incidence of malignant neoplasms, per 100 000 inhabitants
Incidence of tuberculosis, per 100 000 inhabitants
A, B and C-hepatitis, per 100 000 inhabitants
Sexually transmitted diseases (incl HIV), per 100 000 inhabitants
Lyme disease, per 100 000 inhabitants
Tick encephalitis, per 100 000 inhabitants
Self-rated health good or very good, %
Health-related restrictions, %
Burden of disease, years per 100 000 inhabitants
Years of life lost, years per 100 000 inhabitants
Years of life lived with disability, years 100 000 inhabitants
Deaths of 0-9 years old children, per 100 000 inhabitants aged 0-9
Early deaths (before 65), %
Deaths due to diseases of the circulatory system, standardized death rate per 100 000 inhabitants
Deaths due to malignant neoplasms, standardized death rate per 100 000 inhabitants
Deaths due to injury and poisoning, standardized death rate per 100 000 inhabitants
Deaths due to fires, per 100 000 inhabitants
Deaths due to alcohol-related diseases (men), per 100 000 men
Deaths due to alcohol-related diseases (women), per 100 000 women
Alcohol-related deaths in traffic, per 100 000 inhabitants
Serious and deadly work-related accidents, per 100 000 work aged employed inhabitants