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BiB4All Child Health Services Vaccinations

Population Size

11,600

People

Population Size statistic card

Years

1985 - 2022

Years statistic card

Associated BioSamples

None/not available

Associated BioSamples statistic card

Geographic coverage

United Kingdom

England

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Lead time

2-6 months

Lead time statistic card

Summary

Vaccinations performed on individuals from the BiB4All birth cohort by Child Health Services. Recorded in SystmOne and coded by Read CTV3, contains attendance and clinical information for all Child Health vaccination interactions.

Documentation

BiB4All is a data linkage cohort study of babies born in Bradford and their mothers. Community midwives within Bradford invite every woman due to have their baby in Bradford to the project during their routine maternity appointments. The study aims to link routine data together from a variety of health, education and social care datasets in Bradford. For example; GPs and Dentists, NHS Digital, Education and Schools, Dept. of Work and Pensions, Voluntary Organisations, Local Authority and Social Care, and Other Research Studies. This will allow us to build up a clearer image of people's lives and answer questions to improve health, care and services for families.

This dataset contains vaccinations performed on individuals from the BiB4All birth cohort by Child Health Services. Recorded in SystmOne and coded by Read CTV3, it contains attendance and clinical information for all Child Health vaccination interactions.

Dataset type
Health and disease
Dataset sub-type
Not applicable
Dataset population size
11600

Keywords

Observations

Observed Node
Disambiguating Description
Measured Value
Measured Property
Observation Date

Persons

Persons recruited to the BiB4All birth cohort study

11600

Count

31 Dec 2022

Provenance

Purpose of dataset collection
Care
Source of data extraction
EPR
Collection source setting
Primary care - Clinic, Community
Patient pathway description
This dataset is representative of the patient pathway as it documents every CH consultation and events. This dataset can be linked to other primary care and secondary care data including but not limited to general practice, health visiting, maternity, acute hospital episodes. This data is can also be linked to a variety of health, education and social care datasets.
Image contrast
Not stated
Biological sample availability
None/not available

Structural Metadata

Details

Publishing frequency
Annual
Version
1.0.0
Modified

08/10/2024

Distribution release date

31/12/2022

Citation Requirements
TPP

Coverage

Start date

01/01/1985

End date

31/12/2022

Time lag
More than 6 months
Geographic coverage
United Kingdom, England, Yorkshire and The Humber, Bradford
Maximum age range
50
Follow-up
Continuous

Accessibility

Language
en
Controlled vocabulary
LOCAL, READ, SNOMED CT
Format
text/csv, text/tab-separated-values, other

Data Access Request

Dataset pipeline status
Not available
Access rights
https://borninbradford.nhs.uk/research/how-to-access-data/
Time to dataset access
2-6 months
Access request cost
https://borninbradford.nhs.uk/research/how-to-access-data/
Access service description

Data Access Applications are reviewed monthly by the Born in Bradford Executive Group. For the majority of Data Access Applications, an extract of data fitting the requirements of the research will be provided for use by the researcher at their institution. The extract will only contain the variables required by the research. A Data Sharing Contract and Agreement will need to be signed by the researcher's institution and Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

For more information see https://borninbradford.nhs.uk/research/how-to-access-data/

Jurisdiction
GB-GBN
Data use limitation
General research use
Data use requirements
Institution-specific restrictions,Publication required,Return to database or resource
Data Controller
Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Data Processor
Not Applicable.

Dataset Types: Health and disease

Collection Sources: Primary care - Clinic, Community

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