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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Millennium Cohort Study, 2001-2003: Birth Registration and Maternity Hospital Episode Data

Variable Details

Variableadmisorc
LabelHES: Admission source
Responses
19 Usual place of residence 8613
29 Temporary place of residence when usually resident elsewhere 9
39 Penal establishment, Court, or police station 0
49 NHS oth hosp provider - high security psychiatric 0
51 NHS oth hosp provider - gen patients/younger phys disabled 7
52 NHS oth hosp provider - maternity patients or neonates 36
53 NHS oth hosp provider - mentally ill / learning disabilities 1
54 NHS run care home 0
65 Local Authority residential accommodation (care provided) 1
66 Local Authority foster care 0
79 Babies born in or on the way to hospital 1
85 Non-NHS (other than Local Authority) run care home 0
87 Non NHS run hospital 0
88 Non-NHS (other than Local Authority) run Hospice 0
98 Not applicable 6
99 Not known 0
Sysmiss 15
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationMillennium Cohort Study, 2001-2003: Birth Registration and Maternity Hospital Episode Data
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