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   The number of deaths registered in Week 32 was 8.5% lower than the expected number (929 fewer deaths). In the week ending 9 August 2024, 13.2% of registered deaths involved influenza or pneumonia (1,326 deaths), while 2.2% involved coronavirus (COVID-19) (220 deaths). In the same week, influenza or pneumonia were the underlying cause of 3.1% of ...

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   3 days ago · Provisional counts of the number of deaths registered in England and Wales, by age, sex and region, in the latest weeks for which data are available. Includes the most up-to-date figures...

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   • Death Registrations and Occurrences
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   Weekly death registrations are revised over time to provide users with the most accurate data. Changes in numbers of death registrations in each period will usually be minor, but numbers for a given week can either increase or decrease. This can be because of: 1. additional deaths having been registered, but not being available in the Registration ...

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   Excess mortality is the difference between the observed number of deaths in a particular period and the number of deaths that would have been expected in that period, based on historical data. To estimate the expected number of deaths, we fit a quasi-Poisson regression model to aggregated death registration data. The statistical model provides the ...

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   In this release, we discuss both deaths "involving" a particular cause, and deaths "due to" a particular cause. Those "involving" a cause include all deaths that had the cause mentioned on the death certificate, whether as the underlying or a contributory cause. Deaths "due to" a particular cause refer to the underlying cause of death.

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   The number of weeks in the year will affect how many days the data cover in the year. Leap years require a 53rd week to be added to the end of the calendar year. The last leap year was in 2020. It is more appropriate to compare 2020 figures with the average for Week 52 than with a single year from five years previously. Read more on the data covera...

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   This bulletin is based mainly on the date that deaths are registered, not the date of death. In this bulletin, we consider deaths to be registered within the previous seven days, when the time between death occurrence and registration is between zero and six days. The number of days between death occurrence and registration depends on many factors ...

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4. www.gov.uk › government › statisticsWeekly all-cause mortality surveillance (week 51 report, up ...

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   Jul 18, 2024 · In England, statistically significant excess mortality by week of death above the 2 z-score threshold was not seen overall in week 47 of 2023, nor in any age group or region. This was after...

   • The provisional number of weekly deaths registered in England and Wales is published online by the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
   • Seasonal mortality is seen each year, with a higher number of deaths in winter months compared with the summer. Additionally, peaks of mortality ab...
   • Z-scoreA z-score is a statistical measure of how many standard deviations above the baseline threshold the number of deaths was. For example, a z-s...

5. cy.ons.gov.uk › weekending28january2022 › pdfDeaths registered weekly in England and Wales, provisional

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   Feb 8, 2022 · Using the most up-to-date data we have available, the number of deaths from the week ending 13 March 2020 to the week ending 28 January 2022 was 1,244,991 in England and Wales; of these,...

6. backup.ons.gov.uk › wp-content › uploadsDeaths registered weekly in England and Wales, provisional

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   The number of deaths registered in the UK in the week ending 1 December 2023 (Week 48) was 12,913, which was 3.8% greater than the five-year average (476 excess deaths); of these deaths, 216...

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   How many people die a week in England?

   • In England, the number of deaths increased from 9,325 in Week 53 to 16,527 in Week 1, which was 5,115 deaths (44.8%) higher than the Week 1 five-year average (Figure 1). In Wales, the number of deaths increased from 727 in Week 53 to 1,198 in Week 1, which was 442 deaths (58.5%) higher than the Week 1 five-year average (Figure 1).

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   How many people die from influenza & pneumonia?

   • Of the 4,649 deaths that involved Influenza and Pneumonia, 380 had this recorded as the underlying cause of death (8.2%). In England, the total number of registered deaths increased from 9,325 (Week 53) to 16,527 (Week 1); all English regions had a higher number of deaths than the five-year average for the ninth week in a row.

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   How many people die a year in a home?

   • The number of deaths was above the five-year average in private homes (12.2% above, 347 excess deaths), care homes (1.7% above, 39 excess deaths), hospitals (0.5% above, 22 excess deaths) and other settings (2.6% above, 22 excess deaths).

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   How many people die a year in a care home?

   • In Week 1, the numbers of deaths in private homes, hospitals, care homes and other settings were above the five-year average (Figure 6). The largest proportion of excess deaths was registered in hospitals (3,185 deaths), followed by private homes (1,757 deaths), care homes (560 deaths) and other settings (45 deaths).

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   Jan 19, 2021 · Across the UK, there were 20,023 deaths (all causes) registered in Week 1 (week ending 8 January 2021), which was 6,170 deaths higher than the UK five-year average and 8,443 more deaths than...