Mortality (SDR) per 100,000 from suicide and intentional self-harm (ICD-10 code X60-X84), all ages and age 0-64 in a number of countries, 2003 (Eurostat, 2007)
| All ages
| 0-64
| | | All ages
| 0-64
|
|---|
Austria
| 15.8
| 13.4
| | Latvia
| 24.1
| 22.3
|
Bulgaria
| 11.9
| 9.4
| | Lithuania
| 41.1
| 40.5
|
Czech Republic
| 15.3
| 14.0
| | Luxembourg
| 10.3
| 9.1
|
Estonia
| 23.7
| 22.6
| | Malta
| 4.7
| 4.1
|
Finland
| 19.4
| 19.2
| | Netherlands
| 8.6
| 8.1
|
Germany
| 11.1
| 9.7
| | Norway
| 10.8
| 10.8
|
Greece
| 3.1
| 2.9
| | Poland
| 14.7
| 14.5
|
Hungary
| 24.8
| 21.7
| | Romania
| -
| 12.2
|
Iceland
| 9.7
| 10.5
| | Slovenia
| 25.0
| 21.6
|
Ireland
| 10.0
| 10.4
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Literature and data sources
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Standardised Death Rate is the age-standardised death rate calculated using the direct method. It thus represents what the crude rate would have been if the population had the same age distribution as the standard European population.
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