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Years of potential life lost– years a person would have lived if he or she had not prematurely died (e.g. till 64 (used threshold in Latvia) in an accident, due to illness or due to other cause. In an earlier age people die, the greater is number of years of potential life lost.
Register of Causes of Death, The Centre for Disease Prevention and Control of Latvia
Average number of inhabitants, Central Statistical Bureau
Years of potential life lost (YPLL) calculation based on method of McDonnell (1998, USA). YPLL rate = Σ(64,5 – age of death) x number of deaths at each age x 100000/ number of people ages 64 and younger YPLL rates are calculated per 100000 of average number of inhabitants (relevant age, gender) at defined time period.
Statistical Yearbook of Health Care in Latvia Link
The Centre for Disease Prevention and Control of Latvia
Jolanta Skrule
Unit of Data Analysis of Noncommunicable Diseases and Surveys
Phone Number: +371 67387682
Creation date of metadata: 02.09.2019.