Explanatory Notes on Main Statistical Indicators
Culture and Related Industries refer to the aggregate of
activities, providing the mass with culture goods, amusement goods and
services. According to the characteristics of culture goods, amusement goods
and services, they can be classified into two categories, or nonprofit cultural
activities and profit cultural activities.
Culture
and related industries is the important component of the tertiary industry.
These are the derivative sector from the Industrial Classification of the
National Economy and are composed of two categories of culture services and
related cultural services.
Culture services mainly include news services,
publishing and copyright services, radio, television, film, arts, network,
recreation, and other cultural services.
Related cultural services mainly include cultural
stationery, equipment and related cultural goods, and the sales of cultural
stationery, equipment and related cultural goods.
Non-culture and Related Industries refer to the other activities
sponsored by the cultural sectors, which do not belong to the culture and
related industries.
Arts Performance Troupes refer to the various
professional performing arts groups, which sponsored by the cultural sectors or
guided by the cultural society (approved by the cultural market administration,
or registered and permitted with the relative certificate), including
non-governmental troupes, such as drama troupes, dialect troupes, comedy
troupes, children troupes, Opera troupes, puppetry troupes, Shadowgraph troupes,
etc., comprehensive professional arts performance troupes. The semi-working and
semi-farming arts troupes are not included.
Arts Performance Places refer to the various sites for
cultural activities, which sponsored by the cultural sectors or guided by the
cultural society (approved by the cultural market administration, or registered
and permitted with the relative certificate), with the facility of auditorium,
stage, and lighting, and selling tickets in public, specially performed by arts
troupes, including theatre, concert halls, opera halls, dance halls, drama
halls, cinemas, circus fields, and other showplaces for the performing arts.
The cinemas, auditoriums, stadiums, and arts museums, such as art galleries,
painting houses, sculpture houses, are not included.
Cultural Market Operating Units refer to the units dealing in
culture and cultural services, which registered and permitted with the relative
certificate by cultural market administration.
Radio Coverage of Population refers to the percentage of
population, which can listen to one of central, provincial, city, prefecture,
and county radio programs by wireless, cable, satellite and other technical
means, in the surveying area, to national total population, according to
Statistical Standard and Method on Television and Radio Coverage of Population
established by the State Administration of Broadcasting, Film and Television.
Television Coverage of Population refers to the percentage of
population, which can watch one of central, provincial, city, prefecture, and
county television programs by wireless, cable, satellite and other technical
means, in the surveying area, to national total population, according to
Statistical Standard and Method on Television and Radio Coverage of Population
established by the State Administration of Broadcasting, Film and Television.
Cable Television Coverage of Household refers to the percentage of
household, which can watch television by cable of radio and television network,
to national total household.
National Comprehensive Archives refer to all archives
institution, which are directly conducted by the central and local levels
archives administration, collecting and keeping various documents and materials
by administrative regions or historical periods.
Health Care Institutions refer to the units which have been
qualified the Certification of Health Care Institution by the administration of
public health, or qualified the Certification of Corporate Unit by the civil
affairs, administration for industry and commerce, commission office for public
sector reform, and engaging in medical care, disease prevention and control,
health supervision and inspection, medicine research and health education,
etc., including: hospitals, sanatoriums, community health service centers
(stations), health centers, clinics (health stations and infirmaries),
first-aid centres (stations), blood gathering and
supplying institutions, women and children care agencies (centres
and stations), special disease prevention and curing agencies (centres and stations), disease prevention and control centres (epidemic prevention stations), health supervision
and inspection agencies, sanitary inspection institutions, medicinal scientific
research and on-job training institutions, health education centres
and so on.
Medical Organizations refer to the institutions which
have been qualified the Certification of Health Care Institution by the
administration of public health, including: hospitals, sanatoriums, community
health service centers (stations), health centers, clinics (health stations and
infirmaries), women and children care agencies (centres
and stations), special disease prevention and curing agencies (centres and stations), first-aid centres
(stations) and clinic inspection centers.
Community Health Service Centres (stations) refer to the primary units that
provide the health care for community residents, such as disease prevention and
control, medical treatment, health care, rehabilitation, health education,
family planning technical services, including community health service centres and community health service stations.
Health Care Employee refer to all employee engaged in the
health care institutions, such as medical organizations, disease prevention and control centres, health care agencies, medicinal scientific
research and on-job training institutions, including medical technical
personnel, other technical personnel, manager and labour.
Medical Technical Personnel refer to the professional staff engaged
in health care, including licensed (assistant) doctors, registered nurse,
pharmacists, laboratory technician, and imaging staff, excluding the medical
technical personnel engaged in management job (included as the management
staff).
Licensed Doctors refer to the medical workers who have
obtained the licenses of qualified doctors and are employed in medical
treatment, disease prevention or healthcare institutions, excluding the
licensed doctors engaged in management job. The classification of licensed
doctors is clinician, Chinese medicine, dentist and public health.
Licensed Assistant Doctors refer to the medical workers
who have obtained the licenses of qualified assistant doctors and are employed
in medical treatment, disease prevention or healthcare institutions, excluding
the licensed assistant doctors engaged in management job. The classification of
licensed assistant doctors is clinician, Chinese medicine, dentist and public
health.
Number of Licensed (Assistant)
Doctors per 10000 Population the formula is:
Number
of Licensed Doctors per 10000 Population = (Number of Licensed Doctors + Number
of Licensed Assistant Doctors) / Population *10000
The
population is the figure of household registration from the Ministry of Public
Security.
Number of Beds of Hospitals and
Health Care per 10000 Population the
formula is:
Number
of Beds of Hospitals and Health Care per 10000 Population = Number of Beds of
Hospitals + Number of Beds of Health Care) / Population *10000
The
population is the figure of household registration from the Ministry of Public
Security.
Number of Medical Technical Personnel
per 10000 Population the formula is:
Number
of Medical Technical Personnel per 10000 Population = Number of Medical
Technical Personnel / Population *10000
The
population is the figure of household registration from the Ministry of Public
Security.
Incidence Rate of Notifiable
Infectious Diseases refer to the incidence cases notifiable class A and class B infectious diseases per 100
thousand population in the reference region in the reference year. The formula
is:
Incidence
Rate of Notifiable Infectious Diseases = Incidence
Cases Notifiable Class A and Class B Infectious
Diseases / Population *10000
Death Rate of Notifiable
Infectious Diseases refer to the death cases notifiable class A and class B infectious diseases per 100
thousand population in the reference region in the reference year. The formula
is:
Death
Rate of Notifiable Infectious Diseases = Death Cases Notifiable Class A and Class B Infectious Diseases /
Population *10000
Mortality Rate of Notifiable
Infectious Diseases refer to the ratio of death
cases notifiable class A and class B infectious
diseases to the incidence cases in the reference region in the reference year.
The formula is:
Mortality
Rate of Notifiable Infectious Diseases = Death Cases Notifiable Class A and Class B Infectious Diseases /
Incidence Cases *100%
Maternal Mortality Rate
Maternal Mortality Rate = number of maternal deaths / live births *
100,000/ 100,000.
Numer of Live Birth refers to the number of newborn having one
of four indicators like heartbeat, breathing, umbilical cord pulsation and
involuntary muscle contraction after childbirth with gestation of at least 28
weeks or above (if the gestation is not clear, please refer to the birth weight
of 1000 grams and above).
Mortality Rate of Children under 5 Mortality Rate of Children under 5
= death number of children under 5 / live birth * 1000‰.
Newborn Mortality Rate refers to the ratio of neonatal
deaths of newbirth under the age of 28 days (0-27
days) in a year of the region to the total number of live births of this
region.
Number of Persons Participated in the
New Rural Cooperative Medical System refers to the number of persons
who have given payment to the new cooperative medical system by the deadline of
fundraising during the year according to the implementation plan of the new
system.
Expenditure of Funds for the New
Rural Cooperative Medical System This Year refers to expenditures on
compensation funds for the new rural cooperative medical system from the fund
account of new cooperative medical system this year.
Persons Benefited from the Compensation
Expenditure of New Rural Cooperative Medical System refers to the number of persons
participated in the new system who have been compensated for medical treatment
in the year, including hospitalization, family account form, out-patient, large
special diseases out-patient, normal childbirth in hospital, medical
examination and other compensations
Funds Raised for the New Rural
Cooperative Medical System this Year refers to the amount of funds
raised this year and put into the special new rural cooperative medical
account, including the matching funds of central and local governments, paid
money by farmers (including relief funds paid by the civil affairs department
and other relevant departments), all the interest income generated this year of
the funds and funds actually raised from other channels this year. The amount
of funding equals to the funds entering into the special new rural cooperative
medical account, excluding the carry-over funds from the previous year.
Total Expenditure on Health reflects the total expenditure on
medical and health care services of a country in a year, estimated using
funding source method. It includes government expenditure, social expenditure
and individual cash expenditure.
Government Budgetary Expenditure for
Public Health refers to budgetary
allocation for health undertakings by governments at all levels, including
health expenditure, Chinese medicine practitioners’ operating expenses, food
and drug supervision and management fees, operating expenses of family
planning, medical research funding, budget for capital construction funding,
health administration and health insurance management fees, health costs of
other government departments, medical expenses of administrative departments
and institutions, subsidies for basic medical insurance fund.
Social Expenditure for Public Health refers to non-government budgetary
capital input, mainly referring to social basic medical care insurance, other
social medical care insurance, commercial health insurance, expenditure of
non-health-department administrations for health care, expenditure of
enterprises for health care, rural household expense on health care, extra-budgetary
expenditure for health care in capital investment, private investment on
practicing of health care, and extra-budgetary funds of public health
institutions, etc.
Individual Cash Expenditure for
Public Health refers to cash expenditure for various
health services by rural and urban household paid from the disposable income,
including urban individual cash expenditure for public health and rural
individual cash expenditure for public health.