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All Deaths

Why do we measure this?
Total deaths are deaths from all causes. Total mortality rate reflects the health and well-being of the population as well as the quality of the health care available. Total mortality information is used by local governments and organizations to identify areas in need and designate available resources.

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ICD-10 Code(s): ALL CODES

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Rates based on small numbers of events may be encountered while using this system. These rates are considered unstable if they are based on fewer than 5 events or if the denominator (population at risk) is fewer than 20. An erratic trend line illustrates this instability. Use of this tool is for analytical and statistical purposes only.

All Causes Age-Adjusted Death Rate, 3-Year Rolling Rates
test	Alachua		Florida
Years	Count	Rate	Count	Rate
1989-91	3,645	936.1	400,319	856.7
1990-92	3,690	923.1	406,896	845.3
1991-93	3,799	927.4	418,670	846.2
1992-94	3,893	921.0	430,551	847.5
1993-95	4,020	923.3	443,556	849.8
1994-96	4,116	919.3	451,185	840.2
1995-97	4,288	930.2	458,146	828.7
1996-98	4,423	930.6	463,687	814.9
1997-99	4,472	914.8	473,112	809.2
1998-00	4,485	892.4	482,121	804.0
1999-01	4,572	886.2	492,142	800.4
2000-02	4,647	872.1	497,722	785.4
2001-03	4,714	863.2	503,342	773.0
2002-04	4,689	826.6	504,525	748.4
2003-05	4,713	814.1	507,123	734.4
2004-06	4,745	798.7	508,029	714.3
2005-07	4,808	795.4	507,373	697.9
2006-08	4,889	774.5	507,546	679.8
2007-09	4,940	751.9	508,035	666.7
2008-10	5,037	739.0	512,836	660.7

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All Causes Age-Adjusted Death Rate, 2008-10
County	Count	Rate
Florida	512,836	660.7
Alachua	5,037	739.0
Baker	679	956.5
Bay	4,754	778.8
Bradford	859	868.8
Brevard	17,495	669.6
Broward	43,567	657.7
Calhoun	463	879.0
Charlotte	6,555	580.2
Citrus	6,892	750.6
Clay	4,095	751.8
Collier	8,261	492.1
Columbia	2,116	869.6
Miami-Dade	53,821	629.0
De Soto	856	638.7
Dixie	553	824.4
Duval	21,240	798.8
Escambia	8,982	801.3
Flagler	2,945	564.0
Franklin	342	657.3
Gadsden	1,326	791.9
Gilchrist	487	762.5
Glades	313	728.3
Gulf	485	749.9
Hamilton	360	789.0
Hardee	608	695.1
Hendry	868	832.2
Hernando	7,359	757.8
Highlands	4,068	640.2
Hillsborough	27,416	726.3
Holmes	741	984.3
Indian River	5,162	594.0
Jackson	1,605	787.9
Jefferson	445	779.1
Lafayette	216	829.0
Lake	10,128	658.6
Lee	17,374	552.2
Leon	4,802	710.3
Levy	1,476	847.2
Liberty	195	849.9
Madison	633	860.1
Manatee	9,965	620.8
Marion	12,516	733.9
Martin	5,067	568.0
Monroe	1,947	626.8
Nassau	1,937	764.9
Okaloosa	4,469	695.0
Okeechobee	1,207	792.9
Orange	19,952	719.6
Osceola	4,791	657.9
Palm Beach	39,159	588.3
Pasco	16,172	724.9
Pinellas	33,984	716.0
Polk	16,999	707.7
Putnam	2,729	884.9
St. Johns	4,291	603.8
St. Lucie	7,993	616.0
Santa Rosa	3,411	775.2
Sarasota	14,874	553.6
Seminole	8,480	692.7
Sumter	3,239	556.4
Suwannee	1,449	823.1
Taylor	672	835.6
Union	611	1482.2
Volusia	18,028	731.0
Wakulla	675	705.0
Walton	1,558	658.1
Washington	844	889.3

FloridaCHARTS.com is provided by the Florida Department of Health, Office of Health Statistics and Assessment
Data Source: Florida Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics

Data Note(s): ICD-10 Code(s): ALL CODES

All multi-year counts are a sum of the selected years, not an average.
Rates are per 100,000 population and are calculated using population estimates provided by the Florida Legislature, Office of Economic and Demographic Research. All age-adjusted rates utilize the Year 2000 Standard Population Proportion.
Use caution when interpreting rates based on small numbers of events. Mortality rates are considered unstable if they are based on fewer than 5 cases or deaths or if the denominator (population at risk) is fewer than 20. An erratic trend line illustrates this instability. Use of this tool is for analytical and statistical purposes only.
Data for 1970-78, 1979-98, and 1999-present are not fully comparable due to changes in coding causes of death. Consequently, increases or decreases in 1979 and 1999 may not be due to changes in disease trends but rather coding changes. Starting with 2003 deaths, the sum of the deaths from all counties will not equal the total number of resident deaths due to an unknown county of residence on some records.

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