What does UCOD stand for?

Underlying Cause of Death

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Utility Compiler Unified Chart of Accounts United Clubs of Austin (Austin, TX) Uniting Church Overseas Aid (relief agency; Fiji and Papau New Guinea) University and College Ombuds Association (ombudsmen's association) University of California Observatories Advisory Committee Uniao Centro-Oeste Brasileira (Portuguese: Union Central-West Brazil; Seventh Day Adventist Church headquarters) Uganda Community Based Association for Child Welfare United Church of Christ (also seen as UCC) Under Cover of Darkness		United Coalition of the Damned (computer group) University Committee on Disability (University of California, Los Angeles) Universal Computer Code (Groundwater Modeling Systems) Unity and Cooperation for Development of Peoples (Italy) United Identification System Report Ubiquitous Chromatin Opening Element University College of Engineering (Punjab, India) Universal Council for Online Education Accreditation Urology Center of Florida (Ocala, FL) Unit Conduct Of Fire Trainer

Samples in periodicals archive:

Cases where it was the underlying cause of death fell 54% to 273 from 2007 to 2008, said the Office for National Statistics.

For 81 patients (11%) CDAD was considered as the underlying cause of death (range by year, 7-13).

The death certificate lists congestive heart failure as the underlying cause of death.

It examined 16,000 deaths in 2005 that listed unintentional falls as an underlying cause of death.

difficile, the percentage for which it was the underlying cause of death was similar (around 55 per cent) in each year.

More than half registered C difficile as the underlying cause of death, while the rest mentioned it as a contributory factor.

This ranking is based on the 73,249 death certificates in which diabetes was listed as the underlying cause of death.

29) The quality of the statistics varies, depending on the nature of the examination made to determine the underlying cause of death.