Correction to: Evaluation of the mortality registry in Ecuador (2001–2013) – social and geographical inequalities in completeness and quality

Peralta, Andrés; Benach, Joan; Borrell, Carme; Espinel-Flores, Verónica; Cash-Gibson, Lucinda; Queiroz, Bernardo L.; Marí-Dell’Olmo, Marc

doi:10.1186/s12963-019-0185-9

Population Health Metrics

Table 1 Provincial and national completeness estimates (2001 – 2010)

From: Correction to: Evaluation of the mortality registry in Ecuador (2001–2013) – social and geographical inequalities in completeness and quality

Area	Women											Men
Area	Population 2001	Population 2010	Deaths IC Period	Age Range Used	Population 2001	Population 2010	Deaths IC Period	GGB^a	Age Range Used	SEG^b	GGB - SEG^c	Mean	GGB ^a	SEG ^b	GGB - SEG ^c	Mean
Azuay	319,974	375,027	12,730	98.82	80.50	66.91	80.03	15–50	279,339	335,739	14,465	107.10	91.49	72.69	88.17	15–50
Bolivar	86,727	93,767	4280	98.81	71.91	71.29	78.83	20–60	83,969	89,975	5100	95.56	79.52	74.28	82.18	25–60
Cañar	111,707	119,621	4187	99.87	57.49	61.89	68.86	20–55	94,639	104,812	5137	95.54	79.06	70.87	80.59	15–50
Carchi	76,891	83,257	3147	80.20	56.76	55.98	62.56	15–50	75,106	80,905	3800	85.18	60.80	62.58	67.92	15–50
Cotopaxi	180,050	209,723	8369	99.92	83.67	72.23	83.79	20–55	169,507	197,990	10,264	101.66	84.40	65.66	81.27	15–50
Chimborazo	213,297	239,339	10,896	96.01	78.20	74.17	81.78	20–55	191,150	219,221	12,414	95.61	93.55	78.81	88.66	20–55
El Oro	258,108	295,256	8020	76.86	55.03	50.83	58.99	15–50	265,561	302,735	12,037	68.33	62.60	55.16	61.55	15–50
Esmeraldas	188,213	262,143	5758	43.07	86.01	63.62	59.33	15–50	197,331	270,912	9675	43.94	106.46	72.29	65.24	15–50
Guayas / Santa Elena	1,654,813	1,975,927	57,031	57.04	57.70	46.62	53.27	15–50	1,643,493	1,968,672	79,288	54.37	67.21	51.12	56.79	15–50
Imbabura	176,064	204,094	8243	101.18	86.67	73.53	85.66	15–55	167,689	193,105	9597	100.32	86.91	74.17	85.82	20–60
Loja	207,913	228,704	8141	100.81	62.41	59.31	70.09	15–50	198,316	221,638	9962	101.55	79.32	71.79	82.45	15–50
Los Rios	315,609	379,883	12,055	75.27	68.77	52.78	64.14	15–50	335,909	398,252	19,140	70.13	77.06	57.89	67.40	15–50
Manabi	592,524	681,575	20,872	82.71	63.62	55.61	65.51	15–50	599,521	689,525	29,639	85.19	74.86	61.20	72.40	15–50
Morona Santiago	57,891	73,126	1327	46.48	39.80	33.43	39.19	15–50	56,904	74,529	1806	54.03	63.17	49.05	54.82	15–50
Napo	38,776	50,641	1029	62.22	67.23	53.19	60.31	15–50	39,965	52,220	1577	71.98	88.74	64.05	73.57	15–50
Pastaza	29,686	41,394	718	40.59	73.71	56.18	53.57	15–50	31,808	42,084	1053	45.81	61.87	48.02	51.01	15–50
Pichincha / Santo Domingo	1,218,916	1,504,023	42,824	72.07	81.98	65.03	72.37	20–55	1,167,281	1,441,529	52,093	64.46	81.18	63.62	68.89	15–50
Tungurahua	227,308	258,907	10,747	98.69	83.24	82.22	87.44	15–55	213,470	244,014	12,569	99.48	87.86	78.87	87.94	15–55
Zamora Chinchipe	37,017	43,780	976	53.53	45.88	39.20	45.46	15–50	39,462	46,627	1391	47.16	52.06	41.78	46.62	15–50
Galapagos	8137	11,392	123	12.58	35.10	30.43	21.30	15–50	9618	12,238	187	25.46	45.66	38.83	34.51	15–50
Sucumbíos	58,774	83,431	1279	22.00	49.52	41.57	33.45	15–50	67,901	91,050	2589	28.53	58.70	46.24	40.70	15–50
Orellana	39,478	64,034	1073	28.85	105.65	74.30	52.10	15–50	45,147	70,655	1766	36.30	126.62	79.87	62.54	15–50
Ecuador	6,132,183	7,293,907	224,300	71.97	67.67	57.21	65.00	15–50	6,010,246	7,165,170	296,474	71.76	74.68	60.09	68.23	15–50

^a Generalized growth balance method
^b Synthetic extinct generations method
^c Hybrid generalized growth balance and synthetic extinct generations method

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