Montana vital statistics

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by  Montana. Dept. of Public Health and Human Services. Vital Records and Health Statistics Bureau

2001
MONTANA
VITAL STATISTICS
.TATE DOCUMENTS COLLECTION
DEC 2002
MONTANA STAlt LIBRARY
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MONTANA RESIDENTS, 2001
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OFFICE OFVITAL STATISTICS
"It is the mission of ttie Office of Vital Statistics to build and maintain a
complete, uniform system ofaccurate vital information which satisfies the
legal requirements of individuals and their families, provides timely and
convenient access for research and statistical needs for planning at the
local, state, andnationallevels, andensures thesecurityofthe information
guaranteedbylaw.
TheOfficeofVital Statistics:
IVIaintains a permanent public record of each birth, death, and fetal death
filed in Montana since1907.
Maintains statistical information and statewide indexes for each marriage
and marital termination that hasoccurred in Montana sinceJuly1943.
Develops forms, standards, and guidelines for registration or reporting of
all vital eventsoccurring intheStateofMontana.
Directs and monitors the functions of 56 local registrars to assure
statewidecompliancewith the statutorymandatefor uniform application of
registration laws, policies, and procedures.
Provides certified copies of birth, death, and fetal death certificates and
processes certificate corrections, adoptions, legitimations, and delayed
birth certificates.
Prepares and maintains computer files of State birth, death, fetal death,
inducedabortion, marriage, marital termination (divorce)dataand monitors
thesefilesfordataquality.
Builds and continues cooperative relationships with federal, state, and
local agencies-including the National Center for Health Statistics-that
collect, maintain, and usevital recordsand health statistics.
Provides statistical data tabulations and analyses in support of health
policydevelopment, statusassessment, and serviceassurance.
The Honorable Judy Martz
Governor of Montana
Gail Gray, Ed.D.
Director
Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services
November 2002
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
This reportwas prepared bythe Office ofVital Statistics,
Operations and Technology Division, Department of Public Health and
Hunnan Services.
Special appreciation is extended tofollowing staff members:
James Edgar, M.P.A., Vital Statistics Office Supervisor
and to
Bruce Schwartz, M.A., M.P.A.--Research Specialist, for
management of report preparation and final edit,
also
KathyThompson, DataAcquisition Supervisor
David Fulgham, Ph.D.-Mortality Statistician
Debbi Lemons, R.H.I.A., C.T.R.-Central Tumor Registry Manager
Tom Fenton, Statistical Technician
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CONTENTS PAGE
TABLE OF FIGURES iv
INTRODUCTION-VITAL REGISTRATION AND DATA COLLECTION
1
TECHNICAL OVERVIEW 4
DATA SOURCES AND LIMITATIONS 4
DATA TABULATIONS AND PRESENTATION 7
DEFINITIONS 31
NATALITY 38
FERTILITY 38
LOW BIRTHWEIGHT 40
MOTHER'S AGE, RACE, AND MARITAL STATUS 41
METHOD OF DELIVERY 42
MORTALITY 43
FETAL, INFANT, AND MATERNAL DEATHS 46
AGE-SPECIFIC AND AGE-ADJUSTED DEATH RATES 47
AGE, SEX, AND RACE 63
YEARS OF POTENTIAL LIFE LOST 73
CANCER INCIDENCE AND PREVALENCE 77
CANCER INCIDENCE BY PRIMARY SITE 77
PROSTATE CANCER 77
BREAST CANCER 79
LUNG CANCER 81
COLORECTAL 82
INDUCED ABORTION 84
MARRIAGE 86
MARITAL TERMINATION 87
LIST OF REFERENCE TABLES 00-i
2001 VITAL STATISTICS REFERENCE TABLES 00-1
TABLE OF FIGURES
FIGURE CONTENTS PAGE
Classification Codes (ICD-9 and ICD-10) for
FIGURE 1 Underlying Causes of Death . 9
International Statistical Classification of
Diseases and Health-Related Problems (ICD-10),
FIGURE 2 List of 358 Selected Causes of Death 10
International Statistical Classification of
Diseases and Health-Related Problems (ICD-10),
FIGURE 3 List of 113 Selected Causes of Infant Death . . 22
International Statistical Classification of
Diseases and Health-Related Problems (ICD-10),
FIGURE 4 List of 130 Selected Causes of Death 26
Resident Birth Rates — Montana and the United
FIGURE 5 States, 1967-2001 38
Fertility Rates for Mothers of All Races-
Montana Teens and Mothers of All Ages,
FIGURE 6 1992-2001 39
Fertility Rates for White Mothers —
Montana Teens and Mothers of All Ages,
FIGURE 7 1992-2001 39
Fertility Rates for Native American Mothers —
Montana Teens and Mothers of All Ages,
FIGURE 8 1992-2001 40
Rate of Low Birthweight Births
FIGURE 9 Montana Residents, 1982-2001 40
Percent of Births to Unmarried Mothers
FIGURE 10 Montana Residents, 1979-2001 41
Frequency and Percent Distribution of Live
Births by Age of Mother and Method of Delivery
FIGURE 11 Montana and U.S. Residents, 1992-2001 42
Resident Crude Death Rates — Montana and the
FIGURE 12 United States, 1967-2001 43
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Age-Adjusted Death Rates — Montana and United
FIGURE 13 States Residents, 1992-2001 44
Age at Death in Years by Sex and Race — Central
Tendency and Dispersion, Montana Residents,
FIGURE 14 1992-2001 45
Five-Year Infant Mortality Rates and Fetal
FIGURE 15 Mortality Ratios - Montana Residents, 1979-2001 46
Age-Adjusted Death Rates for All Causes of
FIGURE 16 Death - Montana and U.S. Residents, 1992-2001 49
.
Age-Specific Death Rates for All Causes of
FIGURE 17 Death - Montana and U.S. Residents, 1992-2001 49
.
Age-Adjusted Death Rates for Heart Disease —
FIGURE 18 Montana and U.S. Residents, 1992-2001 50
Age-Specific Death Rates for Heart Disease —
FIGURE 19 Montana and U.S. Residents, 1992-2001 50
Age-Adjusted Death Rates for Cancer — Montana
FIGURE 20 and U.S. Residents, 1992-2001 51
Age-Specific Death Rates for Cancer — Montana
FIGURE 21 and U.S. Residents, 1992-2001 51
FIGURE 22 Age-Adjusted Death Rates for Cerebrovascular
Disease - Montana and U.S. Residents, 1992-2001 52
Age-Specific Death Rates for Cerebrovascular
FIGURE 23 Disease — Montana and U.S. Residents, 1992-2001 52
Age-Adjusted Death Rates for Chronic Lower
Respiratory Diseases — Montana and U.S.
FIGURE 24 Residents, 1992-2001 53
Age-Specific Death Rates for Chronic Lower
Respiratory Diseases — Montana and U.S.
FIGURE 25 Residents, 1992-2001 53
Age-Adjusted Death Rates for Accidents
....
FIGURE 26 - Montana and U.S. Residents, 1992-2001 54
FIGURE CONTENTS PAGE
Age-Specific Death Rates for Accidents
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FIGURE 27 - Montana and U.S. Residents, 1992-2001 54
Age-Adjusted Death Rates for Motor Vehicle
Accidents — Montana and U.S. Residents,
FIGURE 28 1992-2001 55
Age-Specific Death Rates for Motor Vehicle
Accidents — Montana and U.S. Residents,
FIGURE 29 1992-2001 55
Age-Adjusted Death Rates for Non-Motor-Vehicle
Accidents — Montana and U.S. Residents,
FIGURE 30 1992-2001 56
Age-Specific Death Rates for Non-Motor-Vehicle
Accidents — Montana and U.S. Residents,
FIGURE 31 1992-2001 56
Age-Adjusted Death Rates for Pnevimonia and
Influenza — Montana and U.S. Residents,
FIGURE 32 1992-2001 57
Age-Specific Death Rates for Pneumonia and
Influenza — Montana and U.S. Residents,
FIGURE 33 1992-2001 57
Age-Adjusted Death Rates for Diabetes — Montana 58
FIGURE 34 and U.S. Residents, 1992-2001
Age-Specific Death Rates for Diabetes — Montana
FIGURE 35 and U.S. Residents, 1992-2001 58
Age-Adjusted Death Rates for Suicide — Montana
FIGURE 36 and U.S. Residents, 1992-2001 59
Age-Specific Death Rates for Suicide — Montana
FIGURE 37 and U.S. Residents, 1992-2001 59
Age-Adjusted Death Rates for Nephritis,
Nephrotic Syndrome, and Nephrosis — Montana and
FIGURE 38 U.S. Residents, 1992-2001 60
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Age-Specific Death Rates for Nephritis,
Nephrotic Syndrome, and Nephrosis — Montana and
FIGURE 39 U.S. Residents, 1992-2001 60
Age-Adjusted Death Rates for Alzheimer's
FIGURE 40 Disease - Montana and U.S. Residents, 1992-2001 61
Age-Specific Death Rates for Alzheimer's
FIGURE 41 Disease - Montana and U.S. Residents, 1992-2001 61
Age-Adjusted Death Rates for Chronic Liver
Disease and Cirrhosis — Montana and U.S.
FIGURE 42 Residents, 1992-2001 62
Age-Specific Death Rates for Chronic Liver
Disease and Cirrhosis — Montana and U.S.
FIGURE 43 Residents, 1992-2001 62
Percent Distribution of Deaths By Selected
FIGURE 44 Cause and Race — Male Montana Residents, 2001 . 64
Percent Distribution of Deaths By Selected
FIGURE 45 Cause and Race — Female Montana Residents, 2001 65
Leading Causes of Death By Age — Montana
Figure 46 Residents, 2001 67
Frequency of Death By Cause of Death —
FIGURE 47 Montana Residents, 2001 74
Total Years of Potential Life Lost Before Age
FIGURE 48 75 By Cause of Death — Montana Residents, 2001 74
Average Years of Potential Life Lost Before Age
FIGURE 49 75 By Cause of Death — Montana Residents, 2001 75
Age at Death and Years of Potential Life Lost
Before Age 75 By Cause of Death - Central
FIGURE 50 Tendency and Dispersion—Montana Residents, 2001 76
Diagnoses of Prostate Cancer — Montana
FIGURE 51 Residents, 1992-2001 78
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Five-Year Relative Survival by Stage at
Diagnosis for Prostate Cancer — Montana and the
FIGURE 52 United States, 1992-2001 79
Diagnoses of Breast Cancer — Montana Residents,
FIGURE 53 1992-2001 80
Five-Year Relative Survival by Stage at
Diagnosis for Breast Cancer — Montana and the
FIGURE 54 United States, 1992-2001 80
Diagnoses of Lung Cancer — Montana Residents,
FIGURE 55 1992-2001 81
Five-Year Relative Survival by Stage at
Diagnosis for Lung Cancer — Montana and the
FIGURE 56 United States, 1992-2001 82
Diagnoses of Colorectal Cancer — Montana
FIGURE 57 Residents, 1992-2001 82
Five-Year Relative Survival by Stage at
Diagnosis for Colorectal Cancer —
FIGURE 58 Montana and the United States, 1992-2001 ... 83
Ratio of Induced Abortions to Live Births
FIGURE 59 - Montana Occurrences, 1975-2001 84
Marriage Rates - Montana and the United States,
FIGURE 60 1967-2001 86
Marital Termination Rates - Montana and the
FIGURE 61 United States, 1967-2001 87