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Infant Mortality Rate
in 2011 for District/Unitary Authority
Deaths per thousand live births. This is a good overall measure of the health of a population, although by the late twentieth century rates had become so low that just one death more or less could have a big impact on a district's relative performance.
R_INF_MORT = (INF_DEATHS:im * 1000.0) / BIRTH_TOT:total
| Data Role | Source | Method |
|---|---|---|
| INF_DEATHS:im | Office for National Statistics, Neighbourhood Statistics (Deaths Registered by Area of Usual Residence, UK) | Exact count provided by a government statistical office for this area |
| INF_DEATHS:im | National Records of Scotland, National Records of Scotland web site (Table DT.13, "Deaths by sex, age group and council area, Scotland") | Exact count provided by a government statistical office for this area |
| INF_DEATHS:im | Office for National Statistics, Neighbourhood Statistics (Deaths Registered by Area of Usual Residence, UK) | Sum of published counts for Local Authority Districts |
| BIRTH_TOT:total | Office for National Statistics, Neighbourhood Statistics (Birth Summary Tables - England and Wales) | Exact count provided by a government statistical office for this area |
| BIRTH_TOT:total | National Records of Scotland, National Records of Scotland web site (Table BT.4, "Births by sex, year and council area) | Exact count provided by a government statistical office for this area |
| BIRTH_TOT:total | Office for National Statistics, Neighbourhood Statistics (Birth Summary Tables - England and Wales) | Sum of published counts for Local Authority Districts |