--- title: "DATASUS - Hospital Beds (CNES-LT)" output: rmarkdown::html_vignette vignette: > %\VignetteIndexEntry{DATASUS - Hospital Beds (CNES-LT)} %\VignetteEngine{knitr::rmarkdown} %\VignetteEncoding{UTF-8} --- ```{r, include = FALSE} knitr::opts_chunk$set( collapse = TRUE, comment = "#>" ) ``` The `load_hospital_beds` function specifically focuses on the **CNES - LT (Beds)** dataset, part of the National Register of Health Establishments (CNES). This dataset provides information on the number of available hospital beds in health establishments across Brazil (since Out/2005 to present). *** The `load_hospital_beds` function offers the following parameters: 1. **time_period**: a numeric value or vector indicating the year(s) of the data to be downloaded. For example, `2020` or `2015:2020`. (since Out/2005 to present) 2. **states**: a string or vector of strings indicating the Brazilian state(s) for which the data should be downloaded. Use `"all"` to download data for the entire country. For specific states (valid only for the `general` dataset), use abbreviations like `"SP"` (São Paulo), `"RJ"` (Rio de Janeiro), or `c("SP", "RJ")`. 3. **raw_data**: Logical, default is `FALSE`. * `TRUE`: If TRUE, returns the raw data exactly as provided by DATASUS. * `FALSE`: If FALSE (default), returns a cleaned and standardized version of the dataset. 4. **keep_all**: A boolean choosing whether to aggregate the data by municipality, losing individual-level variables (`FALSE`) or to keep all original variables (`TRUE`). Only applies when `raw_data` is `FALSE`. 5. **language**: A string indicating the desired language of variable names and labels. Accepts `"eng"` (default) for English or `"pt"` for Portuguese (only when `raw_data = FALSE`). **Examples:** ```{r, eval = FALSE} library(datazoom.saude) # Download treated data - States of Amazonas and Pará, 2010. data_beds_full <- load_hospital_beds( time_period = 2010, states = c("AM", "PA"), raw_data = FALSE, language = "eng" ) # Download treated data - Brrazil, 2010 to 2022. # Descriptions in Portuguese. data_beds_full <- load_hospital_beds( time_period = 2010:2022, states = "all", raw_data = FALSE, language = "pt" ) # Download raw data - States of Rio de Janeiro, 2015. data_beds_raw <- load_hospital_beds( time_period = 2015, states = "RJ", raw_data = TRUE, language = "eng" ) ```