Sentence examples for care was coded from inspiring English sources

Form of care was coded as a dichotomous variable representing mouthbrooding or substrate guarding, while care type was coded as a dichotomous variable representing biparental or female-only care (as in [18]).

Perceived need for immediate problem oriented care was coded as (0) no and (1) yes.

In these cases, the quality of care was coded based on information from the interview which included questions about the type, frequency and duration of treatment.

Location of care was coded from three variables assessing setting and sector obtained from both administrative data and survey data; codes were applied only to cases where these two sources were concordant.

As mentioned above, one limitation of this study was that not all care was coded by the provider in the patient management system and thus limited the analysis; therefore, it is recommended that all primary care patient management systems should apply codes to indicate which type of operator provided care, so that a greater understanding of skill mix can be gained.

Phrases and sentences related to experiences and perspectives related to institutional maternal care were coded in the margin of the transcript sheets by the first author, and codes with similar content were brought together into themes (see example, Table  2).

Children whose payor was managed care were coded as "emergent" 58% of the time, followed by other types of commercial insurance and Medicaid (41% each) and uninsured children (36%).

Professional home care, provided by a home care service, was coded as 0 = no professional home care, and 1 = professional home care.

Number of prenatal care visits, First prenatal care (month in which the prenatal care was started. For women with no prenatal care it was coded as 9), and Health insurance coverage: mother's health insurance covered prenatal care (0 = no; 1 = yes).

The dependent variable "inadequate prenatal care use" was coded as zero for "adequate and intensive" categories and as one for "intermediate, inadequate or no prenatal" categories.

The primary reason for admission to the critical care unit was coded using the ICNARC Coding Method [ 19] and was categorised by the underlying body system involved (for example, respiratory, neurological, and so forth).