Crude mortality rate

In terms of the glossary of the Robert Koch Institute (RKI):
The crude (general) mortaility is calculated as follows: number of deaths divided by the average population. It is usually multiplied by 100,000, so that the scale unit is "Deaths per 100,000 of the population".

Selected information about Crude mortality rate:

Tables:

• Deaths, Mortality figures (from 1998)
• Mortality figure
• Mortality figure (from 1998)

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