COR966 Graduate Sibling Health Module 

Created: 05/07/2007
UPDATED: 09/04/2007
For more information about the Sibling Health Module, see Appendix M- cor 966

OVERVIEW:
 This is the first round of data collection for which graduate siblings were asked health-related items during the telephone interview. For health items prior to 2005, please see the 1994 sibling mail questionnaire.
 Health items ascertained on the telephone for the 2005 round include general self-reported health, the Health Utilities Index-Mark 3, specific illnesses and details regarding long-term care. 
 General health questions [CX010FRE-CX016RER] were added on 3/30/2005, after survey had entered the field.  
 General Health Vignettes were asked of replicates 1, 8, and 9.  See cor847 for sampling scheme.

BRIEF VARIABLE DESCRIPTIONS:
 CX201RE    Self-Reported General Health
 CX202ARE     HUI3 Summary Score
 CX203LRE-CX210LRE  HUI3 Component Dimension Levels
 CX203SRE-CX210SRE  HUI3 Component Dimension Scores
 CX230RE    Long-Term Physical Disability
 CX301RE-CX340RE  Specific HUI3 Items
 CX341RE    High Blood Pressure/Hypertension
 CX342RE-CX347RE  Diabetes & High Blood Sugar
 CX348RE-CX350CRE Cancer
 CX351RE-CX355RE  Heart Problems
 CX356RE-CX358RE  Stroke
 CX359RE-CX360RE  Arthritis & Rheumatism
 CX361RE-CX362CRE Mental Illness

 CV031RE    Received Personal Care
 CV032ARE-CV032CRE  Condition/Illness/Disability
 CV033RE    Relationship to Caregiver
 CV034RE-CV036RE  Caregiver Specific Items
 CV037RE-CV040RE  Personal Care Specific Items
 CV041RE-CV042RE  Amount/Frequency of Personal Care Received 
 
 CX010FRE-CX016RER    General Health questions
 CXA01RER-CXC04RER    General Health Vignettes

PEOPLE:
 Matt Mulvahill:  Processed Notes
 Cleaned Raw Data
 Created 2006 Production Variables
 Wrote COR

 Rachel Malec Supervised ICD-10 Coding

 Rachel Malec Coded Variables Using ICD-10

 Linda Jordan Corrected code for production variables
 
REFERENCES:
*
 "International Classification of Diseases 9th Revision Clinical Modification: ICD-9-CM diagnosis codes" (Volumes 1 & 2). Washington, D.C.: U.S. National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS), 1998.