The number of deaths occurring in the calendar year 2023, and their distribution by age and sex are included. Age-standardised mortality rates (ASMRs) have been calculated to enable comparisons across time and between jurisdictions.

The Jersey Mortality Report usually provides a comprehensive analysis of deaths categorized by their underlying causes. However, due to a substantial number of cases pending inquest verdicts or confirmation of the cause of death, the 2023 Mortality Report will be released in 2 parts:

​The first part being a preliminary report detailing the number of deaths of Jersey residents and their distribution by age and sex, including comparisons over time and between jurisdictions.

The second report will provide a further breakdown of deaths including the cause of death information and will replace the first report. This will be published at a later date once sufficient data is available.

This approach is intended to ensure both accuracy and transparency in the data presented.