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Globally, around one-third of babies are born at home with little or no information on birthweight, gestational age or even survival.
> -wrap-foot> There were 1259 babies with information on birthweight.
In our study, we only had information on birthweight for a subset of participants.
Infants who had missing information on birthweight or gestational age were also excluded.
When analysing the risk of SGA, we excluded stillbirths and births with missing or misclassified information on birthweight and/or gestational age (n = 5036), resulting in 1 142 142 births.
Out of the total of 7450 births that were covered by the 'active' plus 'passive' methods, 6872 births had adequate information (on birthweight, gestational age and newborn status) and so were included in the analysis.
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The National Family Health Survey in its third round (NFHS-3), the equivalent of the Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS) in India, obtained information on the birthweight of the children based on maternal recollection as well as by asking mothers to show a health card that records the child birthweight in cases where the delivery was institutional.
This includes information on the birthweight, gestational age and sex of the infant.
Information on baby size can potentially be used in conjunction with data on birthweight to provide a more comprehensive picture.
National data on birthweight from birth certificates or medical records are not available in India.
The registers include data on birthweight, gestational age, place of birth, and Apgar score.
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