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Nov 6, 2020 36 tweets 6 min read Read on X
I will share death registration and medical certification of cause of death coverage in India-state by state. One tweet per day.
In the absence of reliable cause of death data, how can we effectively plan to reduce cause specific deaths? (1/n) #CRS #MCCD #RoutineDeathSurveillance
In India,
86% of estimated deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
21.1% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Therefore
18.1% (86%*21.1%) of all estimated deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification
(2/n)
In Andhra Pradesh,
100% of estimated deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
14.9% registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Therefore
14.9% (100%*14.9%) of estimated deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification
(3/n)
In Telangana,
58.2% of estimated deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
37.4% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Therefore
21.8% (58.2%*37.4%) of estimated deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification
(4/n)
In Arunachal Pradesh,
47.8% of estimated deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
32.9% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
15.7% (47.8%*32.9%) of estimated deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification
(5/n)
In Assam,
66.9% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
12% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
8% (66.9%*12%) of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification
(6/n)
In Bihar,
34.6% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
13.6% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
4.7% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (34.6%*13.6%=4.7%)
(6/n)
In Chattisgarh,
83.5% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
19.8% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
16.5% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (83.5%*19.8%=16.5%)
(7/n)
In Goa,
All deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification
(8/n)
In Gujarat,
100% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
23.4% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
23.4% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (100%*23.4%=23.4%)
(9/n)
In Haryana,
100% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
20.4% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
20.4% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (100%*20.4%=20.4%)
(10/n)
In Himachal Pradesh,
83.9% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
15% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
12.6% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (83.9%*15%=12.6%)
(11/n)
In Jharkhand,
54.5% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
4.6% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
2.5% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (54.5%*4.6%=2.5%)
(12/n)
In Karnataka,
100% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
31.1% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
31.1% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (100%*31.1%=31.1%)
(13/n)
In Kerala,
100% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
11.9% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
11.9% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (100%*11.9%=11.9%)
(14/n)
In Madhya Pradesh,
78.8% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
10.5% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
8.3% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (78.8%*10.5%=8.3%)
(15/n)
In Maharashtra,
98.4% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
34.8% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
34.2% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (98.4%*34.8%=34.2%)
(16/n)
In Manipur,
37.5% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
51.4% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
19.3% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (37.5%*51.4%=19.3%)
(17/n)
In Meghalaya,
89.7% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
43.1% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
38.7% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (89.7%*43.1%=38.7%)
(18/n)
In Mizoram,
100% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
58.9% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
58.9% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (100%*58.9%=58.9%)
(19/n)
In Nagaland,
9.7% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
28.7% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
2.8% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (9.7%*28.7%=2.8%)
(20/n)
In Odisha,
100% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
11.1% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
11.1% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (100%*11.1%=11.1%)
(21/n)
In Punjab,
100% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
17.1% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
17.1% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (100%*17.1%=17.1%)
(22/n)
In Rajasthan,
100% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
13.1% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
13.1% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (100%*13.1%=13.1%)
(23/n)
In Sikkim,
100% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
42.5% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
42.5% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (100%*42.5%=42.5%)
(24/n)
In Tamil Nadu,
100% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
45% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
45% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (100%*45%=45%)
(25/n)
In Tripura,
100% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
22.3% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
22.3% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (100%*22.3%=22.3%)
(26/n)
In Uttarakhand,
70.7% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
11.1% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
7.8% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (70.7%*11.1%=7.8%)
(27/n)
In Uttar Pradesh,
60.8% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
5.1% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
3.1% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (60.8%*5.1%=3.1%)
(28/n)
In West Bengal,
91.8% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
12.9% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
11.8% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (91.8%*12.9%=11.8%)
(29/n)
In Andaman & Nicobar,
72.9% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
59.5% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
43.4% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (72.9%*59.5%=43.4%)
(30/n)
In Chandigarh,
100% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
71.8% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
71.8% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (100%*71.8%=71.8%)
(31/n)
In Delhi,
100% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
62.3% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
62.3% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (100%*62.3%=62.3%)
(32/n)
In Puducherry,
100% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
74% of registered deaths undergo cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence,
74% of deaths undergo registration along with cause of death certification (100%*74%=74%)
(33/n)
In JnK and Ladakh,
63.3% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
N/A - % of registered deaths undergoing cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

(34/n)
In Dadra Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu
85.7% of deaths are registered (CRS report 2018)
100% of registered deaths undergoing cause of death certification (MCCD report 2018)

Hence, 85.7% of deaths are registered along with a cause of death certification
(35/35)

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