2012 Minnesota Infant Mortality Data Book
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1 2012 Minnesota Infant Mortality Data Book This data book provides trends in infant mortality in Minnesota. The source of these data is the linked birth and death records of infants who died before their first birthday and were residents of Minnesota when they were born and when they died. The birth record is linked to the death record to gather as much information possible on the experience of the mother and infant during pregnancy and at birth. These data are presented by the year of the infant s birth not year they died. January 2014 Minnesota Center for Health Statistics Minnesota Department of Health healthstats@state.mn.us
2 Contents Section 1: Overall Infant Mortality Rates (IMR) per 1,000 s by Year of, Minnesota... 3 Table 1 and Figure 1: Infant Death Rate (IMR) per 1,000 s, Minnesota and United States, ( Year)... 3 Table 2: Infant Mortality Rate, Overall and by Age of Infant at Death, Minnesota ( Year)... 4 Figure 2: Infant Mortality Rate for Neonatal and Post Neonatal Deaths, Minnesota ( Year)... 4 Section 2: Infant Mortality Rates (IMR) by Characteristic of Mother... 5 Table 3 and Figure 3: Infant Mortality Rate by Race/Ethnicity of Mother, Minnesota ( Year)... 5 Table 4: Infant Mortality Rate by Age of Mother, Minnesota ( Year)... 6 Table 5: Infant Mortality Rate by Marital Status of Mother, Minnesota ( Year)... 7 Table 6: Infant Mortality Rate by place of Mother, Minnesota ( Year)... 7 Table 7: Infant Mortality Rate by Number of Years of Mother s Education, Minnesota ( Year)... 8 Table 8 and Figure 8: Infant Mortality Rate by Use of Mother during Pregnancy, Minnesota ( Year)... 9 Table 9: Infant Mortality Rate by Prenatal Care, Minnesota ( Year) Table 10: Infant Mortality Rate by Number of Infants, Minnesota ( Year) Section 3: Infant Mortality Rates (IMR) by Characteristic of Infant Table 11 and Figure 11: Infant Mortality Rate by Weight, Minnesota ( Year) Table 12 and Figure 12: Infant Mortality Rate by Gestational Age, Minnesota ( Year) Section 4: Record Changes... 13
3 Section 1: Overall Infant Mortality Rates (IMR) per 1,000 s by Year of, Minnesota Table 1 and Figure 1: Infant Death Rate (IMR) per 1,000 s, Minnesota and United States, ( Year) Year Minnesota United States Deaths s IMR Deaths s IMR , ,960 4,058, , ,523 4,026, , ,970 4,021, , ,995 4,090, , ,860 4,112, , ,384 4,138, , ,509 4,265, , ,153 4,316, , ,075 4,247, , ,408 4,130, Infant Mortality per 1,000 s MN US , ,999, , ,001 3,999, , ,654 3,952, and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, WONDER, Linked /Infant Death Records (note US data are by year of death) Year 2012 Minnesota Infant Mortality Data Book, Minnesota Department of Health Center for Health Statistics 3
4 Table 2: Infant Mortality Rate, Overall and by Age of Infant at Death, Minnesota ( Year) Overall IMR MN Age of Infant at Death Year Deaths s MN Rate Neo Deaths Post- Neo Deaths Neo IMR Post- Neo IMR , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Neo Infant deaths occurring in the neonatal period (less than 28 days old) Post-Neo Infant deaths occurring in the post-neonatal period (between 28 and 364 days old) Figure 2: Infant Mortality Rate for Neonatal and Post Neonatal Deaths, Minnesota ( Year) Year Rate per 1,000 s Post-Neo Neo 2012 Minnesota Infant Mortality Data Book, Minnesota Department of Health Center for Health Statistics 4
5 Section 2: Infant Mortality Rates (IMR) by Characteristic of Mother Table 3 and Figure 3: Infant Mortality Rate by Race/Ethnicity of Mother, Minnesota ( Year) African American American Indian Asian Hispanic (can be any race) White Year* Deaths s IMR Deaths s IMR Deaths s IMR Deaths s IMR Deaths s IMR , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Rate per 1,000 s African American American Indian Asian Hispanic^ White Year *Number of events was too small for Hispanics, American Indians and Asians to present single year rates. ^Can be any race 2012 Minnesota Infant Mortality Data Book, Minnesota Department of Health Center for Health Statistics 5
6 Table 4: Infant Mortality Rate by Age of Mother, Minnesota ( Year) Age of Mother Deaths s IMR Year ,337 56,139 6, ,343 54,799 6, ,208 53,194 7, ,214 52,025 7, ,331 50,980 7, ,215 49,627 8, ,414 49,484 8, ,582 49,791 8, ,597 50,014 9, ,425 50,688 9, ,396 51,749 10, ,056 51,232 10, ,082 52,609 10, ,892 54,443 10, ,919 54,818 10, ,780 55,012 10, ,087 57,119 11, ,182 57,718 10, ,878 57,000 10, ,383 56,018 10, ,023 54,408 9, ,467 54,819 9, ,297 55,290 10, Minnesota Infant Mortality Data Book, Minnesota Department of Health Center for Health Statistics 6
7 Table 5: Infant Mortality Rate by Marital Status of Mother, Minnesota ( Year) Table 6: Infant Mortality Rate by place of Mother, Minnesota ( Year) Marital Status place of Mother Deaths s IMR Deaths s IMR Year Married Not Married Married Not Married Married Not Married Foreign Born U.S. Born Foreign Born U.S. Born Foreign Born U.S. Born ,795 14, ,641 64, ,056 14, ,824 63, ,527 15, ,040 61, ,547 15, ,334 60, ,777 15, ,619 59, ,039 15, ,010 58, ,833 15, ,611 57, ,269 16, ,427 57, ,449 16, ,951 58, ,976 16, ,829 57, ,092 17, ,149 58, ,418 17, ,886 56, ,314 18, ,534 57, ,642 19, ,189 58, ,165 20, ,734 58, ,850 21, ,403 58, ,200 23, ,022 60, ,580 24, ,273 60, ,237 24, ,336 58, ,929 23, ,757 57, ,744 22, ,260 56, ,951 22, ,806 56, ,980 22, ,202 56, Minnesota Infant Mortality Data Book, Minnesota Department of Health Center for Health Statistics 7
8 Table 7: Infant Mortality Rate by Number of Years of Mother s Education, Minnesota ( Year) Mother's Education Deaths s IMR Year Less than 12 years years 16 years or more Less than 12 years years 16 years or more Less than 12 years years 16 years or more ,739 42,195 16, ,733 41,175 16, ,486 39,704 16, ,569 38,746 17, ,280 37,760 17, ,281 36,483 18, ,382 35,680 20, ,557 36,040 20, ,751 35,833 21, ,028 35,347 22, ,150 36,081 22, ,043 34,717 23, ,455 35,308 24, ,349 35,921 25, ,520 35,629 26, ,552 36,016 25, ,207 36,873 26, ,038 36,776 26, ,767 36,203 26, ,481 35,028 26, ,851 33,328 26, * ,281 34,237 26, * ,479 34,299 26, *In 2011 the education question on the birth record changed, results from 2011 and on may not be directly comparable to previous years. See birth record changes at the end of this document Minnesota Infant Mortality Data Book, Minnesota Department of Health Center for Health Statistics 8
9 Table 8 and Figure 8: Infant Mortality Rate by Use of Mother during Pregnancy, Minnesota ( Year) Use during Pregnancy Deaths s IMR Year No Used No Used No Used ,261 10, ,540 9, ,946 9, ,033 8, ,624 8, ,660 8, ,046 7, ,861 7, ,182 7, ,454 7, ,338 7, ,328 6, ,578 6, ,092 6, ,225 6, ,496 6, ,231 6, ,010 7, ,928 7, ,964 6, ,041 6, * ,305 7, * ,616 7, *In 2011 the question on tobacco use during pregnancy changed on the birth record, results from 2011 and on may not be directly comparable to previous years. See Record Changes at the end of this document. Year Rate per 1,000 s Used No 2012 Minnesota Infant Mortality Data Book, Minnesota Department of Health Center for Health Statistics 9
10 Table 9: Infant Mortality Rate by Prenatal Care, Minnesota ( Year) Prenatal Care Initiated in the First Trimester Table 10: Infant Mortality Rate by Number of Infants, Minnesota ( Year) Adequate or Intensive Prenatal Care (GINDEX)* Singleton Multiple (e.g., twin or triplet) Year Deaths s IMR Deaths s IMR Deaths s IMR Deaths s IMR , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , *Prenatal care starting in the 1 st trimester and the woman having an adequate number of visits based on the infant s gestational age at birth Minnesota Infant Mortality Data Book, Minnesota Department of Health Center for Health Statistics 10
11 Section 3: Infant Mortality Rates (IMR) by Characteristic of Infant Table 11 and Figure 11: Infant Mortality Rate by Weight, Minnesota ( Year) Weight Deaths s Rate Year LBW Normal LBW Normal LBW Normal ,443 64, ,579 63, ,414 62, ,537 61, ,651 60, ,717 59, ,716 59, ,801 60, ,806 61, ,016 61, ,139 63, ,179 62, ,282 63, ,418 65, ,645 65, ,685 66, ,849 68, ,982 68, ,655 67, ,645 65, ,429 63, ,404 63, ,563 64, LBW less than 2,500 grams at birth Normal 2,500 grams or more Year Rate per 1,000 s Normal LBW 2012 Minnesota Infant Mortality Data Book, Minnesota Department of Health Center for Health Statistics 11
12 Table 12 and Figure 12: Infant Mortality Rate by Gestational Age, Minnesota ( Year) Gestational Age Deaths s Rate Year Preterm Full Term Preterm Full Term Preterm Full Term ,678 56, ,999 56, ,937 55, ,099 54, ,987 53, ,036 52, ,157 52, ,163 53, ,226 52, ,218 52, ,496 53, ,575 53, ,825 55, ,210 56, ,475 56, ,558 56, ,591 57, ,330 57, ,134 57, ,053 56, ,156 56, ,933 55, ,534 59, Preterm Less than 37 weeks gestation Full Term 37 weeks or more gestation Year Rate per 1,000 s Full Term Preterm 2012 Minnesota Infant Mortality Data Book, Minnesota Department of Health Center for Health Statistics 12
13 Section 4: Record Changes Mother s Education Prior to March 2011 mothers were asked to indicate the number of years of education. In March 2011 this item was replaced by the following: Please check the box that best describes your highest level of education completed at the time of this baby s birth: 8th grade or less 9th 12th grade, no diploma High school graduate or GED completed Some college credit, but no degree Associate degree (e.g. AA, AS) Bachelor s degree (e.g. GA, AB, BS) Master s degree (e.g. MA, MS, MEng, Med, MSW, MBA) Doctorate (e.g. PhD, EdD) or Professional degree (e.g. MD, DDS, DVM, LLB, JD) To trend education, the 2011 levels of education were converted to: 8th gr or less and 9-12th gr no diploma = 0 to 11 years High school grad/ged and associate's degree = 12 years to 15 years Bachelor's, master's and doctorate degrees = 16 or more Use Prior to March 2011, mothers were asked if they used tobacco during pregnancy, and then were asked to indicate the average number of cigarettes per day. The new item is as follows: Did you smoke cigarettes 3months before or during this pregnancy? If yes, indicate number of cigarettes or packs per day: 3 months before First trimester Second trimester Third trimester To trend the tobacco variable, the 2011 data excluded all mothers who smoked only 3 months before pregnancy Minnesota Infant Mortality Data Book, Minnesota Department of Health Center for Health Statistics 13
14 Infant Mortality Resources at the Minnesota Department of Health Minnesota infant mortality statistics: Infant Mortality Reduction Initiative Infant Mortality Resources at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention National Center for Health Statistics Linked and Infant Death Data Reproductive Health Infant Mortality The Minnesota Center for Health Statistics collects, analyzes and disseminates data on the health of Minnesotans to help develop public health policies and programs. Minnesota Center for Health Statistics Minnesota Department of Health PO Box St. Paul, MN Minnesota Infant Mortality Data Book, Minnesota Department of Health Center for Health Statistics 14
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