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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Infant Feeding Survey, 2005

Variable Details

Variableq64days
LabelQ64. How long after the baby was born did you stay in hospital (raw numbers - days)
Responses
0.041667 3
0.083333 32
0.125 64
0.166667 73
0.208333 46
0.25 279
0.291667 98
0.333333 143
0.375 73
0.416667 146
0.458333 71
0.5 257
0.541667 59
0.583333 121
0.625 107
0.666667 143
0.708333 94
0.75 127
0.791667 63
0.833333 108
0.875 48
0.916667 64
0.958333 25
1 2050
1.041667 9
1.083333 21
1.125 18
1.166667 27
1.208333 10
1.25 46
1.291667 12
1.333333 19
1.375 12
1.416667 16
1.458333 10
1.5 133
1.541667 5
1.583333 18
1.625 6
1.666667 14
1.708333 2
1.75 7
1.791667 4
1.833333 6
1.875 1
1.916667 1
2 2335
2.041667 2
2.083333 5
2.125 1
2.166667 1
2.25 1
2.291667 4
2.5 7
2.583333 1
2.625 2
2.833333 1
2.916667 1
2.958333 1
3 1925
3.166667 1
3.333333 2
3.583333 1
4 1336
5 843
6 289
7 265
8 72
9 48
999 Not stated 126
Sysmiss 329
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationInfant Feeding Survey, 2005
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