CPHM 2 STAT & DEMOGRAPHY

• What are the two types of data


  Primary, Secondary
• Type of data where it is obtained first hand

  Primary data
• Type of data where it is already existing

  Secondary data
• Refers to orderly process of data collection

  Method
• Are collected in order to measure something

  Data
• Sources of data

  Census, Family Records, Statistical Publications
• What are the method data collection?

  Documented Sources, Sample Surveys, Interview, Census
• Method of data that saves time

  Documented Sources
• Method of data that studies specific segments

  Sample Surveys
• Method of data that is one on one encounter

  Interview
• Total population

  Census
• Physically present

  De facto
• Usual residence

  De Jure
• Classification of Statistical data

  Demographic, Health status, Health resources, Health Related Socio-Economic Environmental factors
• Method of data presentation

  Narrative Method, Tabular Presentation, Graphical Presentation
• Refers to the arrangement of any data in an orderly sequence

  Tabulation
• Compact way of presenting large sets

  Table
• Simpler to read and appeal to a greater number of people

  Graphical Presentation
• For comparison

  Bar graph
• Shows breakdown

  Pie Graph
• Similar to bar graph

  Histogram
• Same function as histogram

  Frequency polygon
• Shows trend data

  Line Diagram
• Shows correlation

  scatter point
• Is the statistical study of human population

  demography
• A common direct method of collecting data

  Census
• What are the two method in data collection

  direct data, indirect
• came from vital statistic

  direct data
• collecting data are required in countries

  indirect method
• Ratio involving a time period

  rate
• deals with new cases

  Incidence
• Old and new case

  Prevalence
• Also known as attack rate

  Concept of incidence
• Rough of fertility population

  crude birth rate
• Risk of dying due to pregnancy

  Maternal mortality rate
• Risk of dying due to infancy

  Infant mortality rate
• risk of dying in first 4 week

  Neonatal mortality rate
• risk of dying before birth

  fetal death rate
• period of birth

  peri-natal mortality rate
• organism's external surrounding

  environment