The best guarantee against such loss, the best protection of health, and the most essential element of vital statisticsis prompt, complete record of cases of sickness.
Statistics are in ill repute because the truth is not generally known that our boasted sanitary improvements are due chiefly to the efficient use of vital statistics by statesmen sanitarians.
Health debits are compared with health credits for individuals by vitality tests, for communities by vital statistics.
Vital statistics, showing the relative health, morbidity, and mortality of various sections, are of the utmost importance, since healthfulness is recognized as one of the best business assets which a town and county or a State can possess.
It has three sections, namely, laboratory, vital statistics, and municipal health officer sections.
Thus it assesses and collects the state taxes, keeps records of vital statistics, enforces the health laws of the state, and acts for the state in various other matters.
The official relations of the practitioner with the health authorities are usually confined to the subjects of registration of vital statistics and of checking the spread of contagious diseases.
It is for this reason that there is such a close connection between public health authorities, registration of vital statistics, and the registration of those physicians whose certificates as to causes of deaths, etc.
Such was a portion of Mr. Hodgson’s contribution in 1747 to vital statistics.
Such, however, was the position of leech-craft when Graunt inoculated the people with the love of vital statistics.
Here is the record of the year for the whole block, as furnished by the Registrar of Vital Statistics, Dr.
Tracy, the Registrar of Vital Statistics, has done for me what I never could have done for myself; for I know nothing of tables, statistics and percentages, while there is nothing about them that he does not know.
The following table from Bertillon, [Footnote: Quoted by Newsholme, Vital Statistics, p.
Vital statistics are, therefore, an indication of more than the mere health or even the material condition of a given population.
Infantile mortality is one of the most interesting phases of vital statistics.
The same officer is made register ofvital statistics in New Hampshire: Pub.
In a survey of vital statistics, to ascertain whether marriages are as frequent and as early as national welfare requires, the eugenist finds at first no particularly alarming figures.
Until recently it has been impossible, because of the defective registration of vital statistics in the United States, to get figures which show the extent of the problem of urban sterilization.
Capitalize the names of federal and state departments and bureaus, as Department of Agriculture, State Insurance Department, Bureau of Vital Statistics.
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