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Death certificate
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| Section | English 430 |
Arabic 430 |
Czech 430 |
German 430 |
Spanish 430 |
Finnish 430 |
French 430 |
Italien 430 |
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Portuguese 430 |
Russian 430 |
| 430-1 | death certificate | شهادة وفاة | výkaz o úmrtí | Sterbefallzählblatt —Sterbefallzählkarte |
boletín de defunción | kuolintodistus | bulletin de décès | scheda individuale di morte | rejestracja zgonów | CERTIDÃO de óbito | Запись актов о смерти —Свидетельство метрическое о смерти |
| 430-2 | medical certificate of death | شهادة وفاة طبية | list o prohlídce mrtvého | Leichenschauschein | certificado médico | lääkärin antama kuolintodistus | certificat de décès | certificato medico di morte | lekarskie świadectwo zgonu | ATESTADO de óbito | Врачебное свидетельство о смерти |
Mortality statistics are generally compiled from death registrations (cf. 211). When a death takes place a death certificate1 is generally issued; statistics are compiled from the information given on death certificates. In some countries a distinction is made between the medical certificate of death2 issued by a medical practitioner who has attended the deceased person during his last illness, and an ordinary death certificate issued by the registrar of deaths for legal purposes.
- 1. The first death statistics in England and Wales were compiled from bills of mortality which were generally drawn up on the basis of burial registers.
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