Mortality Data from OASIS Georgia’sONLINE ANALYTICAL STATISTICAL INFORMATION SYSTEM

Chris StotelmyerJodi BrownClayton State University Library2015

Cover slide by Joan Taylor

Morbidity & Mortality DataTry the Online

Tutorial!

Multiple Ways to Find Info•Tables•Maps•Animated Charts•Dashboards

•These slides will demonstrate tables, dashboards, and maps

Live Births & Infant Mortality Rate(Tables)

Live Births

Deaths

Select the “Infant Mortality” Link

Choose the “Get Table” Link

Select Year, County, and Other ParametersGet Your

Table

Measurement (Fetal or

Infant)

“All Ages”

Death Rate for County

Finished Table

Select the “Births” Link

Choose the “Get Table” Link

Select Year and CountyGet Your

Table

“Births &

Birth Rate”

“All Ages”

Finished Table

Maternal Death Rate

Select “Maternal Deaths”

Select “Get Table”

Select “Maternal Deaths & Death Rates”“Maternal Deaths &

Death Rates

Finished Table

Click “Get Data” when

ready.

Leading Cause of Death(Dashboards)

Use the Dashboards

Leading Cause(S) of Death

• Select your county

• Select “All Ages”

• Click “Get Data”

Leading Cause(S) of Death

• Scroll down past the dials

• The chart lists leading causes of death by age

• Next, find death rates for different populations

Death Rates of Different Populations

Select “Crude Death Rate” or “Premature Death Rate (YPLL)” and county, age, sex, or race.

The leading cause of death for that group is listed over the dials to the left.

Make sure to note the “Rank By” measurement in your assignment

Fetal Deaths(Maps)

1. Select “Fetal Deaths” on the OASIS main page

2. Then “Get Maps”

4. Use classification “quantile”

3. “Number of Fetal Deaths”

Zoom In or Select Your County