Data Dictionary - Mortality by cause of death Luxembourg
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Table 1: Patient identification information.
| Patient identification |
|---|
| Name |
| Registration number in the civil register |
| Gender |
| Nationality |
| City (including zip code) and country of residence |
| Occupation (no more collected since August 2021) |
| Civil state |
| Address where the patient died, only the name of the city/village |
| Date of death |
| Hour of death, only for fetal and neonatal death |
| Place of death |
| Type of death |
| Name of the doctor who declared the death |
| Date of death declaration |
| Postal code of the hospital or nursing home (if the death was located at one of these places) |
| Signals of death presented |
| Occurrence of reanimation and time spent on it |
| Whether the doctor who declared death was the same doctor who was treating the patient or not |
| Pregnancy status of the female deceased person |
Table 2: Information about natural causes of death.
| Natural causes of death |
|---|
| Morbid condition(s) having directly caused death |
| Other condition(s) significant morbid(s) having contributed to death, but unrelated with the disease or with the morbid condition that caused it induced |
| Approximate interval between the onset of the disease process and death |
Table 3: Information about violent causes of death.
| Violent causes of death |
|---|
| Cause |
| Nature of the cause |
| Approximate interval between the onset of the disease process and death |
| Type of death by external violent cause |
| Date of the external event |
| Place of the external event |
| Activity related to the external event |
| The circumstances in which the external event occurred |
| Whether an autopsy occurred |
| Results of the autopsy. |