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Includes information about how this data element is the results of a harmonization
It explains alternative wordings for the question/label
It explains the meaning of certain options, in particular what option 97 means
nih_education
The nih_education data element is the result of the harmonization of several other RADx program-specific data elements: edu_years_of_school (RADx-UP); education (RADx-TECH); and, dht_education (RADx-DHT). RADx-rad studies do not have a corresponding data element.
The nih_education data element records a response to the question, or equivalent question, "What is the highest level of education you have acheived outside or in the United States". Equivalent questions are, "What is the highest grade or level of school you have completed or the highest degree you have received?" (RADx-TECH)
This is a single valued data element. The values for this data element are integers that come from a predefined enumeration of allowable values.
Users of this data element's data should be aware that the data value 97, "Other" only has a corresponding option in RADx-UP and RADx-DHT studies. Moreover, the data value 97, "Other" is context specific. Its meaning is specific to the options provided to participants in specific studies and hence specific RADx programs. The meaning of the value 97 MUST be discerned by examining the equivalent non-harmonized data.
Permissible Values
Value
Label
0
Have never gone to school
1
Some school (Includes any education received below highschool graduate level)
2
High school graduate or GED completed
3
Some college (graduated or not) associates degree,technical degree,or vocational degree
4
Bachelor's degree
5
Other advanced degree (Master's,Doctorate or Professional Doctorate)
The descriptions column is currently empty. Some basic descriptions could be reverse engineered from labels etc.
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