| Oceania (number of deaths per 1000 in 2010) |
Papua New Guinea is the top country by risk of mortality among 11 countries. As of 2010, risk of mortality in Papua New Guinea was 282.6 number of deaths per 1000 that accounts for 16.15% of total risk of mortality. The top 5 countries (others are Fiji, Marshall Islands, Solomon Islands, and Micronesia (Federated States of)) account for 62.55% of it. The total risk of mortality was estimated at 1,749.5 number of deaths per 1000 in 2010.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| Papua New Guinea | 282.6 | IHME |
| Fiji | 234.1 | IHME |
| Marshall Islands | 219.2 | IHME |
| Solomon Islands | 187.2 | IHME |
| Micronesia (Federated States of) | 171.2 | IHME |
| Kiribati | 167.3 | IHME |
| Vanuatu | 165.5 | IHME |
| Tonga | 128 | IHME |
| Samoa | 94.3 | IHME |
| New Zealand | 56.2 | IHME |
| Australia | 43.9 | IHME |
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