Estimating conception statistics using gestational age information from NHS Numbers for Babies data

@article{Chow2009EstimatingCS,
  title={Estimating conception statistics using gestational age information from NHS Numbers for Babies data},
  author={Yuan Huang Chow and Nirupa Dattani},
  journal={Health Statistics Quarterly},
  year={2009},
  volume={41},
  pages={21-27}
}
  • Yuan Huang Chow, Nirupa Dattani
  • Published 2009
  • Medicine
  • Health Statistics Quarterly
    • Conception statistics routinely published for England and Wales include pregnancies that result in one or more live- or stillbirths (a maternity) or an abortion. All live births are assumed to be 38 weeks gestation as information on gestation is not collected at birth registration. For the first time, gestational age information from the National Health Service (NHS) Numbers for Babies (NN4B) data has been used to re-estimate conception statistics for 2005. This shows that 72 per cent of… CONTINUE READING
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