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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Mental Health of Children and Young People in Great Britain, 2004

Variable Details

Variablehout
LabelFinal Outcome Codes from Hout1, Hout2 or
Responses
11 FULLY CO-OPERATING - Parent and child interview 13177
12 FULLY CO-OPERATING - Parent interview and child under 11 3833
15 PARENT ONLY - Child refused non-contact 779
16 PARENT ONLY - Child up to SDQ only 321
17 33
18 TRANSLATED PARENT SDQ ONLY - Child interview 136
19 CHILD ONLY - No parent interview 23
21 PARTIALLY CO-OPERATING PARENT 41
22 SHORT PARENT INTERVIEW - Child disabled 34
23 TRANSLATED PARENT SDQ ONLY - No child interview 38
31 Refusal to HQ letter 0
32 Refusal before interview 0
33 Refusal during interview 0
34 No interview - Parent incapable and no child 0
41 NON-CONTACT - with any HH member 0
42 NON-CONTACT - HH away all field period 0
45 Family moved no trace 0
46 Family OR child moved out of area 0
65 Child now looked after by LA 0
68 Child too young old 0
69 Parent and child moved abroad 0
96 No disorder coding 0
97 CODES 11 - 69 DO NOT APPLY 0
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationMental Health of Children and Young People in Great Britain, 2004
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