COVID-19 i prekomerna smrtnost: Da li je bilo moguće smanjiti broj umrlih u Sloveniji?

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Damir Josipovič
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9321-4371

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Rad predstavlja nove podatke o starosnoj strukturi hospitalizovanih pacijenata sa teškom akutnom respiratornom infekcijom, sa ili bez virusa COVID-19, prema polu, mestu infekcije i regionu. Potvrđena je glavna hipoteza da su smrtni slučajevi od bolesti COVID-19 precenjeni uprkos velikom udelu prekomerne smrti, pri čemu se u prvi plan postavlja važno pitanje demografskog kontingenta rizičnog stanovništva. Prema tome, glavni razlog koji sugeriše da je neophodno umanjiti zvaničan broj umrlih od bolesti COVID-19 treba tražiti u iscrpljenom demografskom segmentu starijeg stanovništva, čiji je mortalitet u 2020. godini bio za 19 procenata viši u poređenju sa prethodnim petogodišnjim periodom (2015–2019). Demografske razlike između regiona su ogromne i statistički se podudaraju sa razlikama u odnosu „zaraženih naspram preminulih”. Prekomerni mortalitet u 2020. godini bio je neobično visok, ali je projektovana vrednost za 2020. godinu, zasnovana na prethodnom petogodišnjem (2015-2019) obrascu mortaliteta prema starosnim grupama, doprinela trećini tog viška. Zaključak je da se za četvrtinu navodnih smrtnih slučajeva od bolesti COVID-19  (otprilike 600 od oko 3.300 u 2020. godini) očekivalo da će se dogoditi u 2020. godini.

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Josipovič, D. (2021). COVID-19 i prekomerna smrtnost: Da li je bilo moguće smanjiti broj umrlih u Sloveniji?. Stanovništvo, 59(1), 17–30. https://doi.org/10.2298/STNV2101017J
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Damir Josipovič, Inštitut za narodnostna vprašanja, Ljubljana, Slovenija

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