Physician Certification of Cause of Death and Improvements in Vital Statistics in Jordan Robert N. Anderson, Ph.D. Mortality Statistics Branch National.

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Physician Certification of Cause of Death and Improvements in Vital Statistics in Jordan Robert N. Anderson, Ph.D. Mortality Statistics Branch National Center for Health Statistics

Importance of Cause of Death To understand the nature and magnitude of health problems For planning, implementation and evaluation of public health programs Medical (i.e., physician) certification of cause of death is the ideal

WHO standard death certificate

Challenges with Physician Certification Lack of understanding importance of proper COD certification Lack of training how to properly certify – Mechanisms of dying (e.g., cardiac arrest) – Ill-defined conditions – Terminal conditions (e.g., heart/renal failure, sepsis, pneumonia) with multiple etiologies reported as the underlying cause – Incorrect causal sequences

Challenges with Physician Certification (Bad) Cardiac/pulmonary arrest, advance dementia Diphtheria, aortic stenosis, CVA, CAD Pacemaker

Challenges with Physician Certification (Good) Hepatic encephalopathy Cirrhosis of liver Chronic alcoholism Bleeding esophageal varices, pneumonia 15 days 5 years years

Kingdom of Jordan 3 visits Major recommendations – Changes to law and regulations governing vital registration and statistics – New death notification form with COD section in WHO format – Physician training in COD certification – Coder training – Annual report on mortality statistics

Old death notification form Direct cause of death Indirect cause of death

New death notification form المدة بين بدايـــة السبب والوفاة الرمــز أســباب الوفاة …… …… …… …… …… أ ………… …… ب نتج عن: … ……… جـ نتج عن:……………………………… د نتج عن: ……………………………... * الجزء الأول: 1- السبب المباشر للوفاة 2 - الأحوال المرضية التي أدت إلى السبب المباشر للوفاة …… …… ………… ……….... * الجزء الثاني : -الأمراض أو الحالات التي ساعدت في حدوث الوفاة ولا صلة لها بالمرض الأصلي المذكور في الجزء الأول Part 1 – 4 lines Part 2

Other changes Death notification form completed in duplicate – Original to Civil Office for registration – Copy to Information Directorate (Ministry of Health (for coding) Physician training – All physicians were required to attend training on how to properly complete the new form

Jordan Applied Epidemiology Project & MOH Information Directorate Cause of Death Workshop

Learning Objectives When you have completed this workshop you will be able to: Explain the importance of a complete and accurate mortality reporting system Describe the legal requirements for reporting deaths Describe the process flow of the Death Notification Form Describe the duties of the focal point Accurately complete the medical portion of the death notification from

13 Class Outline Overview Lesson 1: Benefits of accurate reporting Lesson 2: Legal requirements & process flow Lesson 3: Completing the Death Notification Form

Impact of New Form and Training Quality of cause-of-death information improved dramatically Mechanisms of dying (e.g., cardiac arrest) and ill-defined conditions dropped from 40-50% to 6%

Cause of death coding Development of organizational infrastructure Coders (4) hired and located in the Directorate of Information, Studies and Research in the Ministry of Health Coder training in ICD-10

Mortality Statistics Report First report including cause-of-death statistics published in 2007 (based on 2004 data) Based on 12,000/17,000 registered deaths