Hospitalisations caused by infectious diseases in New Zealand

By agent, year ended June 2014, number of patients discharged (publicly funded)

The following information applies to all values in the table. Grouping variable: Type of microbe, Sex: Total, Age group: Total, Year ending June: 2014
Category	Number of hospital discharges (publicly funded)
Bacteria	65,182
Fungi	343
Other	220
Virus	25,200

Inclusions

This table only includes publicly funded hospital discharges and deaths related to infectious diseases. Infectious diseases were selected and grouped by agent and category.
The agents are: bacteria, virus, fungi and other.
The categories include: TB and the mycobacteria, Sexually-transmitted infections, Vaccine preventable infections, Food and water-borne diseases, Staphylococcus aureus and Streptococcus pyogenes

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Figure.NZ

Dataset name

Figure.NZ: Mortality and publicly funded hospital discharges for infectious diseases 2014

How to find the data

This dataset was prepared by Figure.NZ for Te Punaha Matatini based on subsets of the Mortality Collection tables 2013 and the National Minimum Dataset (Publicly funded hospital discharges) 2013/14.
National Minimum Dataset: http://www.health.govt.nz/publication/publicly-funded-hospital-discharges-1-july-2013-30-june-2014
Mortality Collection: http://www.health.govt.nz/publication/mortality-2013-online-tables

Import & extraction details

File as imported: Figure.NZ: Mortality and publicly funded hospital discharges for infectious diseases 2014

From the dataset Figure.NZ: Mortality and publicly funded hospital discharges for infectious diseases 2014, this data was extracted:

Sheet: Hospital Discharges (public)
Range: D157:AP170
Provided: 351 data points

This data forms the table Health - Hospitalisations by selected cause and type of microbe (custom summary) 2013/2014.

Hospitalisations caused by infectious diseases in New Zealand

By agent, year ended June 2014, number of patients discharged (publicly funded)

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