India - Survey on Morbidity and Health Care: NSS 60th Round, Schedule 25, January 2004 - June 2005

Reference ID

DDI-IND-MOSPI-NSSO-60th-Sch25-2004

Year

2004

Country

India

Producer(s)

National Sample Survey Office

Sponsor(s)

M/o Statistics & Programme Implementation, GOI - MOSPI -

Collection(s)

National Sample Survey

Metadata

Documentation in PDF

Created on

Aug 02, 2016

Last modified

Sep 02, 2016

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State-Region (State_reg)
File: Block-8-part-1-treatment-expenses-365-days-members-records

Overview

Type: Discrete
Format: character
Width: 3

Valid cases: 32665
Invalid: 0

Categories

Value	Category	Cases
011	011	222	0.7%
012	012	57	0.2%
013	013	230	0.7%
021	021	677	2.1%
031	031	420	1.3%
032	032	263	0.8%
041	041	182	0.6%
051	051	223	0.7%
061	061	440	1.3%
062	062	257	0.8%
071	071	232	0.7%
081	081	525	1.6%
082	082	667	2.0%
083	083	162	0.5%
084	084	165	0.5%
091	091	1570	4.8%
092	092	777	2.4%
093	093	1370	4.2%
094	094	280	0.9%
101	101	848	2.6%
102	102	700	2.1%
111	111	211	0.6%
121	121	339	1.0%
131	131	145	0.4%
141	141	429	1.3%
142	142	163	0.5%
151	151	394	1.2%
161	161	478	1.5%
171	171	229	0.7%
181	181	349	1.1%
182	182	503	1.5%
183	183	54	0.2%
191	191	206	0.6%
192	192	589	1.8%
193	193	1107	3.4%
194	194	445	1.4%
201	201	625	1.9%
211	211	501	1.5%
212	212	186	0.6%
213	213	455	1.4%
221	221	556	1.7%
231	231	246	0.8%
232	232	232	0.7%
233	233	426	1.3%
234	234	235	0.7%
235	235	147	0.5%
236	236	278	0.9%
241	241	217	0.7%
242	242	382	1.2%
243	243	282	0.9%
244	244	174	0.5%
245	245	306	0.9%
251	251	69	0.2%
261	261	76	0.2%
271	271	745	2.3%
272	272	679	2.1%
273	273	306	0.9%
274	274	411	1.3%
275	275	415	1.3%
276	276	151	0.5%
281	281	1006	3.1%
282	282	905	2.8%
283	283	209	0.6%
284	284	231	0.7%
291	291	135	0.4%
292	292	165	0.5%
293	293	519	1.6%
294	294	680	2.1%
301	301	97	0.3%
311	311	88	0.3%
321	321	743	2.3%
322	322	1126	3.4%
331	331	812	2.5%
332	332	448	1.4%
333	333	642	2.0%
334	334	566	1.7%
341	341	147	0.5%
351	351	138	0.4%

Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.