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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Twenty-First Century Evangelicals, 2010-2016

Variable Details

Variableq0019
LabelResearch last year estimated that 1,200 people with learning disabilities (three per day) are dying "needlessly", largely due to delays or problems in investigating illnesses because NHS hospitals are not employing specialist nurses trained to care for an
Responses
1 The NHS should act swiftly to make training of such speciali 448
2 The NHS should seek to shift some of its resources to provid 783
3 The NHS has more important priorities such as providing bett 12
4 The NHS should invite and rely on charities such as Prospect 359
Sysmiss 166
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationTwenty-First Century Evangelicals, 2010-2016
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