Health policy actionable mortality according to EUROSTAT/OECD, number/100000 inhabitants

Health policy-adjustable mortality per 100000 inhabitants, age 0-74. Health policy actionable mortality refers to diagnoses and causes of death that are considered to be possible to influence with broader health policy interventions. The diagnoses included include diseases of the circulatory system, respiratory system, endocrine and infectious diseases. In addition, there are also diseases due to pregnancy and childbirth, congenital malformations and alcohol- and drug-related mortality. Age-standard values. Published every three years, in Kolada the latest available value is used. Data is available according to gender breakdown.