Support #1542
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Health conditions in 2019 mainstage data
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Description
I am working with the 2019 mainstage data (baseline for COVID waves) and want to know which variables to use to identify which diagnosed health conditions an individual currently has. If this is not possible, then can we identify whether they have ever had that condition, without needing to look back at previous waves?
For example, does jk_hcondncode1 tell us how many people have asthma now, how many people have ever reported having asthma (since Wave 1) or just how many people have reported having asthma for the first time in Waves 10/11?
One of the FAQs on the website says that there has been a change in how heath condition information is collected from Wave 10, but no further details are given.
Thank you.
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Updated by Understanding Society User Support Team over 3 years ago
- File FAQ on HCONDS_addw10changes_20210511.pdf FAQ on HCONDS_addw10changes_20210511.pdf added
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Hello,
We have updated the health conditions FAQ to include the changes that were made in Wave 10. The note is attached. Please take a look and let us know if that is clear. If not, please ask any further questions you have.
Best wishes,
Understanding Society User Support Team
Updated by James Morrison over 3 years ago
Hello,
Thanks for your clarification. Given this, am I correct in thinking that you cannot estimate the incidence rate for a listed health condition in W1-9 as it does not ask previous respondents if they still have health conditions identified in previous waves?
Thanks,
James
Updated by Understanding Society User Support Team over 3 years ago
Yes, that is the case
Updated by Understanding Society User Support Team about 3 years ago
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