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Innovation Panel Variable

iv_outcome1

individual outcome at this call (person 1)

Datafile

callrec_ip

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
inapplicable	-8	4884	97.49%
No contact with adult sample member	31	3	0.06%
Contact but no subsequent contact	33	1	0.02%
Office refusal	41	1	0.02%
Proxy refusal	42	4	0.08%
Refusal before interview	43	18	0.36%
Refusal during interview	44	1	0.02%
Broken appointment - No recontact	46	3	0.06%
Said would complete online but didn't	48	62	1.24%
Ill at home during survey period	51	3	0.06%
Away or in hospital all survey period	52	6	0.12%
Physically or mentally unable/incompetent	53	1	0.02%
Lost interview	56	3	0.06%
Deceased	77	2	0.04%
Moved outside of UK	78	1	0.02%
Moved out	99	17	0.34%
	Total	5010	100.0%

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
inapplicable	-8	8414	93.84%
No contact with adult sample member	31	13	0.14%
Proxy refusal	42	10	0.11%
Refusal before interview	43	51	0.57%
Broken appointment - No recontact	46	1	0.01%
Said would complete online but didn't	48	36	0.4%
Ill at home during survey period	51	5	0.06%
Away or in hospital all survey period	52	2	0.02%
Physically or mentally unable/incompetent	53	3	0.03%
Requires translation into one of the 9 translated languages	55	1	0.01%
Deceased	77	17	0.19%
Moved outside of UK	78	7	0.08%
Adult in non-contacted household	80	83	0.93%
Adult in refusal household	81	240	2.68%
Adult in other non-responding household	82	81	0.9%
Youth in non-contacted household	83	1	0.01%
Child (<10) in other non-responding household	88	1	0.01%
	Total	8966	100.0%

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
inapplicable	-8	9295	92.59%
No contact with adult sample member	31	64	0.64%
Proxy refusal	42	19	0.19%
Refusal before interview	43	80	0.8%
Broken appointment - No recontact	46	9	0.09%
Ill at home during survey period	51	7	0.07%
Away or in hospital all survey period	52	6	0.06%
Physically or mentally unable/incompetent	53	5	0.05%
Deceased	77	15	0.15%
Moved outside of UK	78	2	0.02%
Adult in non-contacted household	80	133	1.32%
Adult in refusal household	81	241	2.4%
Adult in other non-responding household	82	162	1.61%
Moved out	99	1	0.01%
	Total	10039	100.0%

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
inapplicable	-8	6133	90.89%
No contact with adult sample member	31	51	0.76%
Proxy refusal	42	24	0.36%
Refusal before interview	43	63	0.93%
Broken appointment - No recontact	46	4	0.06%
Ill at home during survey period	51	7	0.1%
Physically or mentally unable/incompetent	53	1	0.01%
Deceased	77	11	0.16%
Adult in non-contacted household	80	218	3.23%
Adult in refusal household	81	161	2.39%
Adult in other non-responding household	82	75	1.11%
	Total	6748	100.0%

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
inapplicable	-8	8736	92.67%
No contact with adult sample member	31	55	0.58%
Proxy refusal	42	18	0.19%
Refusal before interview	43	77	0.82%
Broken appointment - No recontact	46	10	0.11%
Ill at home during survey period	51	5	0.05%
Away or in hospital all survey period	52	4	0.04%
Physically or mentally unable/incompetent	53	8	0.08%
Language difficulties	54	1	0.01%
Deceased	77	11	0.12%
Moved outside of UK	78	5	0.05%
Adult in non-contacted household	80	191	2.03%
Adult in refusal household	81	201	2.13%
Adult in other non-responding household	82	104	1.1%
IV TSM - all OSM/PSM moved out from HH (TSM not eligible for interview)	89	1	0.01%
	Total	9427	100.0%

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
inapplicable	-8	12889	94.21%
Full adult interview	11	1	0.01%
No contact with adult sample member	31	15	0.11%
Office refusal	41	23	0.17%
Proxy refusal	42	12	0.09%
Refusal before interview	43	75	0.55%
Broken appointment - No recontact	46	5	0.04%
Ill at home during survey period	51	10	0.07%
Away or in hospital all survey period	52	4	0.03%
Physically or mentally unable/incompetent	53	2	0.01%
Issued adamant refuser (ff_exclude=1)	75	8	0.06%
Deceased	77	26	0.19%
Moved outside of UK	78	10	0.07%
Adult in non-contacted household	80	79	0.58%
Adult in refusal household	81	389	2.84%
Adult in other non-responding household	82	131	0.96%
Moved out	99	2	0.01%
	Total	13681	100.0%

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
inapplicable	-8	19427	97.99%
Full adult interview	11	3	0.02%
No contact with adult sample member	31	8	0.04%
Office refusal	41	3	0.02%
Proxy refusal	42	16	0.08%
Refusal before interview	43	87	0.44%
Broken appointment - No recontact	46	3	0.02%
Ill at home during survey period	51	6	0.03%
Away or in hospital all survey period	52	6	0.03%
Physically or mentally unable/incompetent	53	13	0.07%
Deceased	77	14	0.07%
Moved outside of UK	78	4	0.02%
Adult in non-contacted household	80	52	0.26%
Adult in refusal household	81	126	0.64%
Adult in other non-responding household	82	52	0.26%
IV TSM - all OSM/PSM moved out from HH (TSM not eligible for interview)	89	1	0.01%
Moved out	99	4	0.02%
	Total	19825	100.0%

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
inapplicable	-8	14106	97.82%
Full adult interview	11	5	0.03%
No contact with adult sample member	31	11	0.08%
Office refusal	41	4	0.03%
Proxy refusal	42	4	0.03%
Refusal before interview	43	40	0.28%
Broken appointment - No recontact	46	5	0.03%
Ill at home during survey period	51	3	0.02%
Physically or mentally unable/incompetent	53	6	0.04%
Issued adamant refuser (ff_exclude=1)	75	4	0.03%
Ineligible for interview - aged under 10	76	47	0.33%
Deceased	77	13	0.09%
Moved outside of UK	78	3	0.02%
Adult in non-contacted household	80	27	0.19%
Adult in refusal household	81	94	0.65%
Adult in other non-responding household	82	47	0.33%
IV TSM - all OSM/PSM moved out from HH (TSM not eligible for interview)	89	1	0.01%
Moved out	99	1	0.01%
	Total	14421	100.0%

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
inapplicable	-8	5890	95.09%
partial youth interview	22	16	0.26%
no contact with adult sample member	31	1	0.02%
no contact with youth sample member	32	6	0.1%
requires translation into one of the 9 translated languages	55	242	3.91%
ineligible for interview - aged under 10	76	3	0.05%
youth in non-contacted household	83	1	0.02%
youth in other non-responding household	85	1	0.02%
child (<10) in non-contacted household	86	3	0.05%
child (<10) in refusal household	87	27	0.44%
child (<10) in other non-responding household	88	4	0.06%
	Total	6194	100.0%

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
inapplicable	-8	6976	96.61%
no contact with youth sample member	32	17	0.24%
proxy refusal	42	7	0.1%
youth refusal	45	3	0.04%
requires translation into one of the 9 translated languages	55	200	2.77%
youth in refusal household	84	8	0.11%
youth in other non-responding household	85	7	0.1%
child (<10) in refusal household	87	3	0.04%
	Total	7221	100.0%

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	11128	97.39%
full adult interview	11	1	0.01%
full youth interview	12	5	0.04%
full proxy interview	13	1	0.01%
partial adult interview	21	4	0.04%
partial youth interview	22	5	0.04%
partial proxy interview	23	1	0.01%
no contact with youth sample member	32	210	1.84%
proxy refusal	42	6	0.05%
refusal during interview	44	1	0.01%
youth refusal	45	22	0.19%
broken appointment - no recontact	46	26	0.23%
ill at home during survey period	51	3	0.03%
ineligible for interview - aged under 10	76	2	0.02%
moved out	99	11	0.1%
	Total	11426	100.0%

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