FRDreesEHPA: A dataset with proportions on people living in institutions...
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FRDreesEHPA R Documentation
A dataset with proportions on people living in institutions in France according to Drees's EHPA survey
Description
The EHPA survey is collected every four years. Data are available for 2007, 2011, 2015 and 2019. Numbers of people are measured on the Decembre 31st of each year.
Usage
FRDreesEHPA
Format
A data frame with 756 observations and 6 variables:
- year
year of observation
- sex
sex ('female' or 'male' or 'all)
- age
age
- nb
number of elder people living in institutions
- poptot
total population by age and sexe
- prevalence
share of elder people living in institutions
Source
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A dataset with proportions on people living in institutions in France according to Drees's EHPA survey
Description
The EHPA survey is collected every four years. Data are available for 2007, 2011, 2015 and 2019. Numbers of people are measured on the Decembre 31st of each year.
Usage
FRDreesEHPA
Format
A data frame with 756 observations and 6 variables:
- year
year of observation
- sex
sex ('female' or 'male' or 'all)
- age
age
- nb
number of elder people living in institutions
- poptot
total population by age and sexe
- prevalence
share of elder people living in institutions
Source
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