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- PublicationRelease Calendar2004–2024
Annual Report 2024 Deaths
There were 2144 male and 2037 female resident deaths in 2024, an increase in the number of deaths in both genders from the previous year. The commonest cause of death was ischaemic heart disease in both genders combined and in males separately. However, for the first time, dementia was the commonest cause of death in females. External cau
- PublicationRequest For Record Level Data2018
Policy for Requests for Record Level Data Files
1. The appropriate Request for Record-Level Data form must be completed. 2. Prior approval for the requested data must be obtained from the relevant authorities,
- PublicationRequest For Record Level Data2018
Request for Record Level Data
You are advised to contact DHIR staff prior to completing this form to discuss your data DHIR will review all requests for data to ensure protection of confidential information. You
- RegistryBirths1999–2021
Birth weight
Definition - Number of births within each 500g weight interval expressed as a proportion of all live and stillbirths calculated by gestational age and vital status at birth for singletons and multiples Births with unknown (non-stated) plurality or gestational age were excluded from tables.
- RegistryBirths2000–2014
Births and Deliveries in Malta
The birth of a baby is a major life event and every country aims to offer the best for both mothers All births occurring on the Maltese Islands have been recorded for medical birth data at the National
- RegistryBirths2000–2021
Fetal Mortality
Definition: The number of fetal deaths at or after 22 completed weeks of gestation in a given year per 1000 live and stillbirths (total births) in the same year calculated by gestational age, Blanks and unknowns are included with 1000g plus and 28 wks plus
- RegistryBirths2000–2021
Gestation
Definition: Number of live births and fetal deaths at each completed week of gestation (starting from 22 weeks) expressed as a proportion of all live and stillbirths for singletons
- RegistryBirths1999–2022
Highlights of the European Perinatal Health Report 2015 – 2019 with a Focus on Malta
In Europe, about 5 million women give birth per year, thus the collecting and monitoring of data on maternal and perinatal health outcomes is of upmost importance. Promoting healthy pregnancy and
- RegistryBirths1999–2018
Highlights of the European Perinatal Health Report 2015 – Malta Perspective – Summary and League tables
Promoting healthy pregnancy and safe childbirth is important for all countries in Europe. While perinatal and maternal mortality have continued to decline over the past decades, the burden of
- RegistryBirths1993–2021
Maternal Age
Definition: Distribution of age in years at delivery for women delivering a live or stillbirth.
- RegistryBirths2000–2021
Maternal Mortality
Definition: The number of maternal deaths (the death of a woman while pregnant or within 42days of the termination of pregnancy, irrespective of the duration and site of the pregnancy,
- RegistryBirths2000–2021
Maternal Parity
Definition: Parity is the number of times that she has given birth to a infant or fetus with a gestational age of 22 weeks or more, regardless
- RegistryBirths2000–2014
Maternal age at delivery and trends in young teenage mothers
Both younger and older maternal ages are associated with increased adverse outcomes including preterm birth, intrauterine growth restriction and perinatal mortality . Over the past 10 years,<sup1</sup
- RegistryBirths1991–2021
Mode of Delivery
Definition: For a population of women and year: the number of births associated with each of the following modes: Vaginal, spontaneous / Vaginal: instrumental forceps, ventouse / Caesarean (CS) : before or at onset of labour(elective) / Caesarean: during labour (emergency), Computed by parity, previous caesarean section, plurality and ges
- RegistryBirths2000–2021
Multiple Births
Definition: Multiple birth refers to the number of fetuses/infants born from that pregnancy
- RegistryBirths2000–2021
Neonatal Mortality
Definition: The number of neonatal deaths (day 0 through 27) after live birth in a given year per 1000 live births in the same year calculated by gestational age, birth weight and plurality. This rate is presented for all births at or after 22 completed weeks of gestation. This rate is sub-divided by timing of death into early neonatal de
- RegistryBirths1993–2019
Trends in Obstetrics 2001 – 2010
National Obstetric National Obstetric National Obstetric National Obstetric Information System Information System Information System Information System
- RegistryBirths1999–2007
WEB_ AUDIT OF DATA INPUT OF NOIS PUBLISHED 2007
This audit was carried out from June to September 2006, using the National Obstetric Information System (NOIS) data sheets (Annex One) collected and registered in the
- RegistryCancers1991–2008
All Cancer Regional Analysis
The Department of Health Information and Research has a unique reporting role as regards the health of the Maltese population. One means of assessing our population health is by
- RegistryCancers2002–2026
All cancers
- RegistryCancers2007–2021
Cancer of the cervix uteri
- RegistryCancers2007–2024
Cancer of the colorectum
- RegistryCancers2007–2024
Cancer of the female breast
Department of Health Information and Research Malta National Cancer Registry WASR = Age-standardised rates using World Standard Population/100,000 population | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
- RegistryCancers2007–2024
Cancer of the kidneys
- RegistryCancers2007–2024
Cancer of the larynx
- RegistryCancers2007–2025
Cancer of the lungs
WASR = Age-standardised rates using World Standard Population/ 100,000 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Data extracted January 2025 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
- RegistryCancers2007–2024
Cancer of the ovary
WASR = Age-standardised rates using World Standard Population/100,000 population | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
- RegistryCancers2007–2024
Cancer of the pancreas
WASR = Age-standardised rates using World Standard Population/100,000 population | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
- RegistryCancers2007–2024
Cancer of the prostate
- RegistryCancers2007–2024
Cancer of the stomach