Environ exp residential hx proto

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Name:: Environ exp residential hx proto
Steward:: PhenX
Definition:: This protocol captures information about every residence the respondent has lived in for 3 months or longer. It includes questions concerning topics such as the dates lived, exact address and/or landmarks near the residence, whether the residence was located on or near a farm, the type of water supply, whether the residence was near fields or orchards, and whether it was located in the center or margin of town. After the interview has been completed the interviewer should determine the geocoordinates of each residence. Some geocoordinates will not be accurate based on the data obtained from these questions and may be improved with additional quality control measures or by obtaining a GPS measurement at the residence. If the complete address is not provided the interviewer should ask about landmarks near the respondent's residence. Closest intersections (cross streets), closest major streets, churches, major stores, and schools, museums, hospitals, city halls, post offices, other state or federal administrative buildings, historical monuments, memorial places, parks or ponds are good landmarks to allow for manual geocoding when exact street addresses are not remembered. It is also important to ask for distance to and direction from the landmark (e.g., S.W. corner of Northwestern High School property, near northern edge of Madson's Tree Farm).
Registration Status:: Qualified

Designation:: PhenX - environmental exposures - residential history protocol 060301
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Definition:: This protocol captures information about every residence the respondent has lived in for 3 months or longer. It includes questions concerning topics such as the dates lived, exact address and/or landmarks near the residence, whether the residence was located on or near a farm, the type of water supply, whether the residence was near fields or orchards, and whether it was located in the center or margin of town. After the interview has been completed the interviewer should determine the geocoordinates of each residence. Some geocoordinates will not be accurate based on the data obtained from these questions and may be improved with additional quality control measures or by obtaining a GPS measurement at the residence. If the complete address is not provided the interviewer should ask about landmarks near the respondent's residence. Closest intersections (cross streets), closest major streets, churches, major stores, and schools, museums, hospitals, city halls, post offices, other state or federal administrative buildings, historical monuments, memorial places, parks or ponds are good landmarks to allow for manual geocoding when exact street addresses are not remembered. It is also important to ask for distance to and direction from the landmark (e.g., S.W. corner of Northwestern High School property, near northern edge of Madson's Tree Farm).
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Language Code:: en-US
Document:: Ritz, Beate. University of California, Los Angeles. Parkinson's Disease, Environment, and Genes Study (PEG Study),2001, Question numbers 1a. through 3f.

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Language Code:: en-US
Document:: Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc. (ESRI). ArcGIS® software.

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Environ exp residential hx proto	Hx	Pan
Panel	PANEL.PHENX	Panl
Pnl	Point in time	Random

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Related Codes

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Code System	Code	Code Text	Code Version
https://www.phenxtoolkit.org	60301	residential_history

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Component	Property	Time	System	Scale	Method
PhenX - environmental exposures - residential history protocol 060301	-	Pt	^Patient	-	PhenX

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Class	Type	First Released	Last Updated	Change Reason	Panel Type
PANEL.PHENX	Clinical	Version 2.36	Version 2.66	Updated the PhenX ID from "PhenX." to "PX" in Survey Question Source field to align with the variable identifier used in the PhenX Toolkit.; Added the PhenX protocol ID to the Component to clearly define the protocol version for which this panel is based upon.	Panel