Pearson correlation coefficients of health indicators and health index
Health indicators | Health index |
Male life expectancy at birth | 0.748 |
Female life expectancy at birth | 0.866 |
Male life expectancy at 65 | 0.881 |
Female life expectancy at 65 | 0.877 |
Male age adjusted mortality rate of all causes | −0.760 |
Female age adjusted mortality rate of all causes | −0.905 |
Male age adjusted mortality rate of malignant neoplasms | −0.595 |
Female age adjusted mortality rate of malignant neoplasms | −0.575 |
Male age adjusted mortality rate of malignant neoplasms of stomach | −0.556 |
Female age adjusted mortality rate of malignant neoplasms of stomach | −0.463 |
Female age adjusted mortality rate of malignant neoplasms of uterus | −0.395 |
Male age adjusted mortality rate of ischaemic heart disease | −0.277 |
Female age adjusted mortality rate of ischaemic heart disease | −0.290 |
Male age adjusted mortality rate of cerebrovascular disease | −0.246 |
Female age adjusted mortality rate of cerebrovascular disease | −0.234 |
Male age adjusted mortality rate of pneumonia and bronchitis | −0.761 |
Female age adjusted mortality rate of pneumonia and bronchitis | −0.822 |
Male age adjusted mortality rate of motor vehicle accidents | −0.177 |
Male age adjusted mortality rate of suicide | −0.246 |
Female age adjusted mortality rate of suicide | −0.307 |
Male proportional mortality of age 50 and older | 0.192 |
Male proportional mortality of age 65 and older | 0.323 |
Male proportional mortality of age 80 and older | 0.178 |
Male longevity differential index | 0.373 |
Female longevity differential index | 0.459 |
Stillbirth rate | −0.203 |
Health indicators having statistically significant correlation (p<0.01) with the index of health are listed. Other health indicators used to formulate the index of health were: female age adjusted mortality rate of malignant neoplasms of breast; female age adjusted mortality rate of motor vehicle accidents; female proportional mortality of age 50 and older; female proportional mortality of age 65 and older; female proportional mortality of age 80 and older; male proportional mortality of age 85 and older; female proportional mortality of age 85 and older; infant mortality rate; and perinatal mortality rate.