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1 cluded if they had at least one follow-up or death record.
2 , ascertained through hospital inpatient and death records.
3 al months of life in a large sample of adult death records.
4 mentia was determined by linked hospital and death records.
5 s and conducting survival analysis of age-at-death records.
6 o national hospitalization, prescribing, and death records.
7  HF was ascertained from linked hospital and death records.
8 se of death were determined from medical and death records.
9    Mortality was ascertained from linkage to death records.
10 er-reported cases, ELR, and vital statistics death records.
11 nderlying or associated cause of death using death records.
12 nts from UKB were linked with healthcare and death records.
13  electronic linkage to national hospital and death records.
14 stroke, were identified through hospital and death records.
15 firearm transaction, derived from California death records.
16                The study included 26 295 827 death records.
17 ensive race classification from hospital and death records.
18 l record billing codes, procedure codes, and death records.
19 ng age (20-59 years) using linked census and death records.
20 obtained from Social Security Administration death records.
21 spital Scottish Morbidity Record (SMR01) and death records.
22 rvice cause-specific hospital admissions and death records.
23 obtained from Social Security Administration death records.
24 rtussis notifications, hospitalizations, and death records.
25 obtained from Social Security Administration death records.
26 ity may be underestimated if based solely on death records.
27 using a population-based genealogy linked to death records.
28 ionnaires and linkage to hospitalization and death records.
29 tified through hospital, state, and national death records.
30 he Massachusetts Department of Public Health death records.
31 and two (1%) patients, respectively, with no deaths recorded.
32  90.6% of cases (15 511/17 121) and 84.0% of deaths recorded.
33 ere were 24.1 excess deaths (12-34) among 41 deaths recorded.
34 ing individually linked birth, hospital, and death records among 233,850 infants born in Western Aust
35                                    Of 35 433 death records analyzed (decedent median age, 58 years [I
36 fying characteristics were obtained from the death record and geographic data sets.
37 ioner, prescribing, laboratory, hospital and death records and compared COVID-19 outcomes among shiel
38               Follow-up data were taken from death records and from the 1982 and 1992 reinterviews.
39 ed from the 2000-2002 US Linked Birth/Infant Death records and included 677,777 black infants residin
40 ries log-linear regression models with vital death records and influenza surveillance data.
41           We supplemented UNOS data with CDC death records and OPO statistics to characterize underly
42 ited Network for Organ Sharing data with CDC death records and OPO statistics to characterize underly
43 mortality data were acquired from Utah state death records and the US Social Security Death Index.
44  were ascertained by linkage to hospital and death records and were confirmed by the regional cancer
45  of death by suicide (as noted in provincial death records) and deliberate self-harm events after dis
46 inkage of death records with birth and fetal death records, and 47% (n = 116) through review of medic
47 erdoses were captured from insurance claims, death records, and hospital discharge data.
48 reproductive-age women, live birth and fetal death records, and medical examiner records in Maryland
49 TMI events were ascertained from billing and death records, and participants were followed for up to
50 ported in Africa and Asia, with thousands of deaths recorded annually.
51 ort died, 295 (92.5%) of whom had a cause of death recorded as due to COVID-19.
52 c hospital records and confirmed with county death records as needed.
53             There was, however, no excess of deaths recorded as suicide in the Gulf cohort.
54 tivity analysis showed that loss of nameless death records before linkage may have resulted in overes
55 ant mortality when national birth and infant death records began to be linked.
56 fied from the US Linked Livebirth and Infant Death records between 2000 and 2004.
57 ify mental disorders, physical diseases, and deaths recorded between July 1, 1988, and June 30, 2018,
58                      The underlying cause of death recorded by each participant was compared with the
59 (e.g., Taser) versus firearm mechanisms, and deaths recorded by a medical examiner versus coroner.
60   There were 1559 colorectal cancer-specific deaths, recorded by the Office of National Statistics; t
61                                              Death records came from the CDC National Center for Heal
62                                              Death records captured all-cause maternal mortality afte
63 egration of multiple data sources, including death records, clinical parametrization of the disease,
64              Using both U.S. Census data and death record data, standardized mortality ratios (SMRs),
65 ic Research expanded linked birth and infant death records database from 2017 to 2020.
66 identified in MAX 1999-2013 to Florida fetal death records (FDRs) to obtain clinical estimates of GA
67 nter for Health Statistics' birth and infant death records for all twin births occurring in the Unite
68            Thus, 1979-1997 multiple cause-of-death records for children <5 years old listing bronchio
69                                  We reviewed death records for children in the United States from 193
70 he death records of those who died, and 9391 death records for individuals who died after acute myoca
71 tional study used cohort-linked birth/infant death records for live births to US residents from 2017
72                                    All state death records for males from 1991 to 1995 were obtained
73 ice Research Datalink linked to hospital and death records for people in England, we identified 79 98
74 mergency department (ED), mental health, and death records for the blind and control cohorts were use
75 nment O3 levels, we obtained birth and fetal death records from 2008-2013 and estimated maternal resi
76 y was performed on approximately 2.4 million death records from 2010.
77                            A total of 66 321 death records from 2018 to 2019 were analyzed, with 29 0
78       Mortality based on linked eviction and death records from 2020 through 2021 was compared with p
79 ds were linked with cancer registrations and death records from January 1, 1988, to December 31, 2007
80 scertained by Swedish inpatient and cause-of-death records from January 1, 1998, through December 31,
81 ary 1, 2009, to December 31, 2018, linked to death records from January 1, 2009, to December 31, 2019
82 Individual participant data were linked with death records from National Health Service registries.
83                     We used linked birth and death records from the 1995 U.S. birth cohort to assess
84           This descriptive analysis analyzed death records from the CDC WONDER database from 1999 to
85                                 Deidentified death records from the National Center for Health Statis
86 timation models were applied to deidentified death records from the National Center for Health Statis
87                                 Deidentified death records from the National Center for Health Statis
88  AND PARTICIPANTS: This case series assessed death records from the National Center for Health Statis
89 dy examined maternal-linked birth and infant death records from the National Center for Health Statis
90  National Health Interview Survey, linked to death records from the National Death Index.
91 This cross-sectional study used deidentified death records from the National Vital Statistics System
92 he 2008 American Community Survey (ACS) with death records from the National Vital Statistics System
93 rvey respondents to the BRFSS, and 8 416 203 death records from the National Vital Statistics System.
94 o Hospital were analyzed and correlated with death records from the New Mexico Department of Vital St
95  Lothian and Border regions of Scotland, and death records from the UK Registrar General.
96 12, and Dec 31, 2018, 238 436 were linked to death records identified from SIM.
97 n a cohort constructed from linked birth and death records in Pennsylvania (2003-2013).
98 , using linked electronic health records and death records in the largest integrated health system in
99 esponsible for half of the 3.6 million fewer deaths recorded in 2013 versus 2000.
100  more than 19.3 million cases and 10 million deaths recorded in 2020.
101  recorded in the Finnish Cancer Registry and deaths recorded in the national Population Register Cent
102 try, with more than 3500 infections and 2000 deaths recorded in the past 3 months.
103 S: Serial cross-sectional study of 4 690 729 deaths recorded in the US National Vital Statistics Syst
104 thly hospital discharge and vital statistics death records, influenza surveillance data, and populati
105                                              Death record information was obtained from the National
106 stood because of the inherent limitations of death record information.
107  information on the burden of cancer outside death records is limited in this population.
108 , lung disease, or prematurity was listed in death records of 179 (9.9%), 99 (5.5%), and 76 (4.2%) ch
109 episodes of acute myocardial infarction, the death records of those who died, and 9391 death records
110                         The authors examined death records on 336 participants in the Reasons for Geo
111    The dataset also may be incomplete in TBI death recording or contain misclassification of mortalit
112           Here we used 35.6 million complete death records over 18 years from the National Center for
113 disease [AD] from primary care, hospital, or death records) over a median (IQR) of 11.7 (11.0-12.4) y
114        Other surveillance approaches include death records, prospective clinical registries, retrospe
115 1999 to 2020 using individual-level Medicare death records representing 650 million person-years.
116 tus of those out of contact was confirmed by death records retrieved from the National Health databas
117 assifying widowhood on the basis of spouses' death records reveals a significant bereavement effect (
118 ential calculated from referral and hospital death record reviews is substantially lower than donor p
119 al status search reduced the size of the NDI death record search by 85%.
120 ness (ILI) data and 2 decades of respiratory death records, the analysis shows significant reductions
121  and Nutrition Examination Survey, linked to death records through 2011, to estimate parameters of th
122 h defect surveillance systems were linked to death records through 2015 to identify those deceased an
123          Census respondents were linked with death records through 2016, resulting in 8.5 million adu
124             We linked these records to vital death records through 2022 to identify deaths occurring
125 d by using the respective National and State death records through July 31, 2011.
126                         We reviewed national death records to assess the effect of the vaccination pr
127 se-of-death data from 109 million individual death records to calculate mortality related to sepsis a
128 lion Women Study with hospital admission and death records to examine the risk of VTE in relation to
129 s case series uses state hospitalization and death records to examine trends in rates of gun homicide
130 1 to June 30, 1999, were compared with state death records to gain a dataset of patients dying within
131                             We used national death records to improve the ascertainment of mortality
132 cord, with 28,616 suspected cases and 11,310 deaths recorded to date in Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra L
133 and businesses lost, and more than 1 million deaths recorded to date.
134  Hospital Admitted Patient Data, linked with death records, to obtain data on patient characteristics
135 with adult correctional records and national death records up to Jan 31, 2017.
136 provinces), with 5701 probable cases and 330 deaths recorded up to April 26, 2020.
137 t from 35 433 medical examiner and coroners' death records was examined.
138 tal inpatient, mental health outpatient, and death records was used to compare the age at index demen
139 re, hospital admission, cancer registry, and death records, we ascertained 69 long-term physical heal
140 ehensive list of CLD-related codes to search death records, we investigated the CLD mortality rate an
141                        A total of 12 041 778 death records were examined from the 2017 to 2020 Nation
142                    In this study, 10,442,034 death records were examined.
143                  Historical measles case and death records were transcribed and digitized for the fir
144                                         U.S. death records were used to identify race/ethnicity and c
145                       For deceased patients, death records were used.
146 rtificates, 70% (n = 174) through linkage of death records with birth and fetal death records, and 47
147 eural network approach in reverse to connect death records with incidence that allows the identificat
148 sthma, anemia, or substance use disorder and death record within 10 years of observation.

 
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