: Data-Field 4803

Data-Field 4803

Description:	Tinnitus
Category:	Assessment centre ⏵ Touchscreen ⏵ Health and medical history ⏵ Hearing
	Health outcomes + Self-reported medical conditions

Participants

231,145

Categorical (single)

Both sexes

Jan 2012

275,109

Data

Defined (4)

Oct 2023

Complete

Primary

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Data

275,109 items of data are available, covering 231,145 participants, encoded using Data-Coding 100635.
Defined-instances run from 0 to 3, labelled using Instancing 2.

Graph illustrating main data

4 Instances

Instance 0 : Initial assessment visit (2006-2010) at which participants were recruited and consent given
172,514 participants, 172,514 items
Graph illustrating main data

Instance 1 : First repeat assessment visit (2012-13)
20,324 participants, 20,324 items
Graph illustrating main data

Instance 2 : Imaging visit (2014+)
75,325 participants, 75,325 items
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Instance 3 : First repeat imaging visit (2019+)
6,946 participants, 6,946 items
Graph illustrating main data

Notes

ACE touchscreen question "Do you get or have you had noises (such as ringing or buzzing) in your head or in one or both ears that lasts for more than five minutes at a time?"

Field 4803 was collected from all participants except those who indicated they were completely deaf, as defined by their answers to Field 2247

2 Related Data-Fields

Field ID	Description	Relationship
2247	Hearing difficulty/problems	Current Field was collected from all participants except those who indicated they were completely deaf, as defined by their answers to Field 2247
4814	Tinnitus severity/nuisance	Current Field affects who was asked to answer Field 4814

2 Resources

Preview	Name	Res ID
	Screenshot from touchscreen questionnaire used to capture field 4803	100440
	Touchscreen questionnaire ordering, validation and dependencies	113241

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