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Definition:	Avoidable mortality covers preventable and treatable causes of mortality, defined as follows: - Preventable mortality: Causes of death that can be mainly avoided through effective public health and primary prevention interventions (i.e. before the onset of diseases/injuries, to reduce incidence). - Treatable (or amenable) mortality: Causes of death that can be mainly avoided through timely and effective healthcare interventions, including secondary prevention such as screening, and treatment (i.e. after the onset of diseases, to reduce case-fatality). Both indicators refer to premature mortality (under age 75).
Year:	2022
Unit:	Number per 100 000 persons aged less than 75 years
Direction:	Low values translate into high scores
Source 1:	OECD
Data for:
Annotation:	OECD: Dataset: Avoidable mortality URL: https://data-explorer.oecd.o… extracted 2024/08/29.

Calculation:	Long-term data series were used to set appropriate minimum and maximum values.
Minimum:	0
Maximum:	498.5875
/	Below/Above IQR boundary value. See FAQ for further information.
Distance:	Distance=(value for calculation-minimum)/(maximum-minimum)
Score:	Score=10-relative distance*9

Top group

Score

Avoidable Mortality

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Upper middle group

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Switzerland

7.6

131.20

Japan

7.6

135.00

Sweden

7.5

137.50

Israel

7.3

150.10

Australia

7.2

153.90

Norway

7.2

155.90

Netherlands

7.2

155.90

France

7.1

161.50

Spain

7.1

162.10

Italy

7.1

162.50

Denmark

7.1

162.80

Ireland

6.9

171.40

Portugal

6.8

177.40

New Zealand

6.8

179.50

Finland

6.7

183.60

Canada

6.7

184.10

Germany

6.5

194.60

Belgium

6.5

195.20

Austria

6.4

198.20

Greece

6.3

204.00

Slovenia

6.0

220.60

6.0

222.10

Lower middle group

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Estonia

4.1

324.10

Czechia

4.0

335.00

USA

3.3

368.60

Bottom group

Poland

2.9

395.20

Lithuania

2.6

408.50

Hungary

2.4

422.40

Slovakia

1.5

470.70

Latvia

1.0

531.30