tblDELIVERY_CHILD - Delivery information related to the child(ren)


holds delivery information related to the child

Core Fields

Note: Fields marked bold form the unique identifier for a record of the table.
Field name
Format
Description
MOTHER_ID
Character (or numeric if possible)
Patient ID of pregnant woman (mother of the child)
MEMRUP_D
yyyy-mm-dd
Date of rupture of membranes
CHILD_ID
Character (or numeric if possible)
Patient ID of the child (If child is not enrolled into care at a Center, enter mother's ID with dashed numeric Suffix such as [MOTHER_ID]-1, [MOTHER_ID]-2, etc. here)
CHILD_ENROL

numeric:

  • 0 = No
  • 1 = Yes
  • 9 = Unknown
Is child enrolled into care at a center / an IeDEA site?
B_SEQ
numeric
If multiple births, indicate number (1=first born)
DELIV_D
yyyy-mm-dd
Date of delivery
DELIV_D_A
character: see coding of date precision
optional precision annotation for date of delivery DELIV_D
DELIV_T
hh:mm
Time of delivery
DELIV_M

character:

  • 1=Vaginally, spontaneous
  • 2=Vaginally, forceps
  • 3=Vaginally, vacuum
  • 4=Vaginally, assisted (not further specified)
  • 5=Vaginally, unknown
  • 10= Cesarean section, primary/elective (before onset of labour and rupture of membrane)
  • 11=Cesarean section, Secondary
  • 12=Cesarean section (not further specified)
Mode of delivery
LABOUR_P
numeric
Duration of labour in hours (from cervical dilatation (>=3 cm) until delivery)
BREECH_Y

numeric:

  • 0 = No
  • 1 = Yes
  • 9 = Unknown
Was the child born from a breech presentation?

QA Checks


TableCrosstableError CodeDescriptionStudy specificHICDEP?
AllTablesCrossTableATC001any date in database after DEATH_D in tblLTFU Yes
AllTablesCrossTableATC002any date in database after DROP_D in tblLTFU Yes
AllTablesCrossTableATC003any date in database before BIRTH_D in tblBAS Yes
AllTablesCrossTableATC004any date in database in the future Yes
AllTablesCrossTableATC005patients submitted previously who have been missed out Yes
AllTablesCrossTableATC006Any fields not coded as coding lists on table definition Yes