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The advantages of a uniform statistical nomenclature, however imperfect, are so obvious, that it is surprising no attention has been paid to its enforcement in Bills of Mortality. Each disease has, in many instances, been denoted by three or four terms, and each term has been applied to as many different diseases: vague, inconvenient names have been employed, or complications have been registered instead of primary diseases. The nomenclature is of as much importance in this department of inquiry as weights and measures in the physical sciences, and should be settled without delay.
Both nomenclature and statistical classiffcation received constant study and consideration by Farr in his annual “Letters” to the Registrar General published in the Annual Reports of the Registrar General. The utility of a uniform classiffcation of causes of death was so strongly recognized at the ffrst International Statistical Congress, held in Brussels in 1853, that the Congress requested William Farr and Marc d’Espine, of Geneva, to prepare an internationally applicable, uniform classiffcation of causes of death. At the next Congress, in Paris in 1855, Farr and d’Espine submitted two separate lists which were based on very different principles. Farr’s classiffcation was arranged under ffve groups: epidemic diseases, constitutional (general) diseases, local diseases arranged according to anatomical site, developmental diseases, and diseases that are the direct result of violence. D’Espine classiffed diseases according to their nature (gouty, herpetic, haematic, etc.). The Congress adopted a compromise list of 139 rubrics. In 1864, this classiffcation was revised in Paris on the basis of Farr’s model and was subsequently further revised in 1874, 1880, and 1886. Although this classiffcation was never universally accepted, the general arrangement proposed by Farr, including the principle of classifying diseases by anatomical site, survived as the basis of the International List of Causes of Death.
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The advantages of a uniform statistical nomenclature, however imperfect, are so obvious, that it is surprising no attention has been paid to its enforcement in Bills of Mortality. Each disease has, in many instances, been denoted by three or four terms, and each term has been applied to as many different diseases: vague, inconvenient names have been employed, or complications have been registered instead of primary diseases. The nomenclature is of as much importance in this department of inquiry as weights and measures in the physical sciences, and should be settled without delay.
Both nomenclature and statistical classiffcation received constant study and consideration by Farr in his annual “Letters” to the Registrar General published in the Annual Reports of the Registrar General. The utility of a uniform classiffcation of causes of death was so strongly recognized at the ffrst International Statistical Congress, held in Brussels in 1853, that the Congress requested William Farr and Marc d’Espine, of Geneva, to prepare an internationally applicable, uniform classiffcation of causes of death. At the next Congress, in Paris in 1855, Farr and d’Espine submitted two separate lists which were based on very different principles. Farr’s classiffcation was arranged under ffve groups: epidemic diseases, constitutional (general) diseases, local diseases arranged according to anatomical site, developmental diseases, and diseases that are the direct result of violence. D’Espine classiffed diseases according to their nature (gouty, herpetic, haematic, etc.). The Congress adopted a compromise list of 139 rubrics. In 1864, this classiffcation was revised in Paris on the basis of Farr’s model and was subsequently further revised in 1874, 1880, and 1886. Although this classiffcation was never universally accepted, the general arrangement proposed by Farr, including the principle of classifying diseases by anatomical site, survived as the basis of the International List of Causes of Death.
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Keuntungan dari nomenklatur statistik seragam, namun tidak sempurna, begitu jelas, bahwa itu mengejutkan tidak ada perhatian telah dibayarkan kepada penegakan dalam Bills of Mortality. Setiap penyakit telah, dalam banyak kasus, telah ditunjukkan oleh tiga atau empat hal, dan setiap istilah telah diterapkan sebagai berbagai penyakit: jelas, nama-nama nyaman telah dipekerjakan, atau komplikasi telah terdaftar bukan penyakit utama. Nomenklatur adalah sebanyak pentingnya di departemen ini penyelidikan sebagai bobot dan ukuran dalam ilmu fisika, dan harus diselesaikan tanpa penundaan.
Kedua nomenklatur dan classiffcation statistik menerima studi konstan dan pertimbangan oleh Farr dalam "Surat" tahunan kepada Panitera Umum dipublikasikan dalam Laporan Tahunan Panitera Umum. Utilitas dari classiffcation seragam penyebab kematian begitu kuat diakui di ffrst Internasional Statistik Kongres, diadakan di Brussels pada tahun 1853, bahwa Kongres meminta William Farr dan Marc d'Espine, Jenewa, untuk mempersiapkan berlaku secara internasional, classiffcation seragam dari penyebab kematian. Pada Kongres berikutnya, di Paris pada tahun 1855, Farr dan d'Espine menyerahkan dua daftar terpisah yang didasarkan pada prinsip-prinsip yang sangat berbeda. Classiffcation Farr diatur dalam kelompok ffve: wabah penyakit, konstitusional (umum) penyakit, penyakit lokal diatur menurut situs anatomi, penyakit perkembangan, dan penyakit yang merupakan akibat langsung dari kekerasan. D'Espine classiffed penyakit menurut sifat mereka (encok, herpetic, haematic, dll). Kongres mengadopsi daftar kompromi dari 139 rubrik. Pada tahun 1864, classiffcation ini direvisi di Paris berdasarkan model Farr dan kemudian lanjut direvisi pada tahun 1874, 1880, dan 1886. Meskipun classiffcation ini tidak pernah diterima secara universal, pengaturan umum yang diusulkan oleh Farr, termasuk prinsip mengklasifikasi penyakit dengan Situs anatomi, selamat sebagai dasar Internasional Daftar Penyebab Kematian.
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