Vital Stats Data

The Center for Health Statistics maintains this data page providing birth, death, divorce, domestic partnership, fetal death, induced abortion, marriage, teen pregnancy, teen suicide occurring to Oregon residents.

Preliminary, Year-to-Date and Final Data

• Births
  • Age of Mother
  • Birthweight
  • Prenatal Care (Adequate)
  • Prenatal Care (First Trimester)
  • Marital Status
  • Month of Occurrence
  • Final Method of Delivery by Facility
  • First Births
  • Demographics, Birth Outcomes by Zip Code and County, and Final Data

• Deaths
  • Age
  • Manner of Death
  • Month of Occurrence
  • Medical Examiner Cases by County of Occurrence

• Divorces
  • County and Month of Occurrence

• Domestic Partnerships
  • Month and County of Occurrence
  • Gender and County of Occurrence

• Fetal Deaths: Annual Report, Vol 2 - Section 7: Fetal and Infant Mortality
  Oregon collects reports and statistics for each fetal death of 350 grams or more, or, if weight is unknown, of 20 completed weeks gestation or more, calculated from the date of the last normal menstrual period to the date of delivery.

• Induced Abortions
  • County and Month of Occurrence

• Marriages
  • County and Month of Occurrence

• Teen Pregnancies (including births and abortions)

  Ages 10-17

  • Rolling Rate
  • Counts by County of Residence
  • Rates by County of Residence

  Age 15-17

  • Rolling Rate
  • Counts by County of Residence
  • Rates by County of Residence

• Teen Suicides (Adolescent Suicide Attempt Data System-ASADS).

Research reports and data relating to race and ethnicity are listed on CHS's Race and Ethnicity page.

Related Publications

• Related information can be found in the Annual Reports, Oregon Health Trends Newsletter, the CD Summary and in Special Reports.
  

• Information on how to order birth, death, marriage or divorce certificates can be found in Vital Records FAQ.

• Calculating rates? Aggregating data? The Data Users Task Group has developed a booklet to help you learn how to gather, interpret, and present data accuately.
  
  Download The Data Difference - The data user's guide: Using data for better decisions. (pdf) (438K)