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Payment Interval captures how often salary payments occur over a thirteen-week rolling window, categorising individuals into Weekly, Fortnightly, Monthly, or other intervals. It is aggregated by postcode area and demographic group to ensure privacy.
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The Income Volatility dataset provides financial insights at the microdata level on income variability, payment intervals, and sources, enabling in-depth research on economic stability.
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Public Health Scotland is responsible for the collection of information on Scottish residents when they are diagnosed with malignant (and some benign) tumours.
This is a subset of data for the Brain Health Data Pilot (BHDP)
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The Scottish Birth Record (SBR) records baby"s neonatal care in Scotland, including readmissions and transfers in one electronic record. SBR is completed for all births in Scotland including stillbirths and home births.
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The 27-30 month review form is completed at around 27-30 months of age and is carried out by a health visitor. This review started in April 2013 and is offered to all children (previously only children requiring structured additional/intensive support).
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The 4-5 year review form is completed at around 4-5 years of age and is carried out by a health visitor.
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The 13-15 month review form is completed at around 13-15 months of age and is carried out by a health visitor. This review started in April 2017 and is offered to all children (although implementation of the review across Scotland may vary)
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The 6-8 week review form is generally completed at around 6-8 weeks after the birth of the child and is often a health visitor and GP combined review.
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The Aberdeen Children of the 1950s (ACONF) holds health data for Aberdeen Birth Cohorts of people born in Aberdeen in 1921, 1936, and 1950-1956. It helps to understand the changes as we age and how to better our life quality as we get older.
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The Mental Health Inpatient and Day Case dataset (SMR04) collects episode level data on patients who are receiving care at psychiatric hospitals at the point of both admission and discharge.
