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De Multiple Causes-of-Death Network
Révision datée du 11 septembre 2019 à 11:10 par Aline Desesquelles (discussion | contributions)
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- The MultiCause network is an international research network dedicated to the analysis of all causes reported on death certificates. In addition to the reassessment of mortality levels, research is conducted on how causes are combined with one another. Established in 2012, the network regroups researchers from about 20 countries. If you are interested in our activities, please send an email to: multicauseworkshop@listes.ined.fr.
Focus
- Mortality Incorporating Multiple Causes of Death: Optimising Data for Policy and Practice : a Project at the Australian National University (PI: Dr Grace Joshy)
Meetings
- The MultiCause network regularly organizes meetings on multiple cause-of-death (MCOD) analysis. The fourth meeting was held at the Institut national d’études démographiques (Ined) in Paris on May 16&17, 2019. To access the programme, click here. Please contact us at multicauseworkshop@listes.ined.fr if you need further information on these meetings.
New publications
- Egidi, V., Salvatore, M. A., Rivellini, G., & D'Angelo, S. (2018). A network approach to studying cause-of-death interrelations. Demographic Research, 38, 373-400.
- Barbieri M., Désesquelles A., Egidi V., Demuru E., Frova L., Meslé F., & Pappagallo M. (2017). Obesity-related mortality in France, Italy, and the United States: a comparison using multiple cause-of-death analysis. International Journal of Public Health, 62(6), p. 623-629. supplementary table
- Moreno-Betancur, M., Sadaoui, H., Piffaretti, C., & Rey, G. (2017).Survival analysis with multiple causes of death: extending the competing risks model. Epidemiology, 28(1), 12-19.
- Pechholdová M., (2017). Sepsis-related mortality in the Czech Republic: multiple causes of death analysis., Epidemiologie, mikrobiologie, imunologie, 66(2):73–79.
- First publication of the network : Désesquelles A., Gamboni A., Demuru E. et al. (2016),We only die once… but from how many causes?, Population and Societies, n° 534.
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Other activities
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