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Demographic and health data collected from primary care clinic patients presenting with TB symptoms in rural South Africa.
tb_diagnosis_raw
A data frame with 1634 rows and 34 variables:
Did the individual consent to participate in the study? (1 = Yes)
Is the participant a patient recently tested for TB? (1 = Yes)
Has informed consent been provided by the participant if age 18 or older? (1 = Yes; 2 = No; 77 = Under 18)
Has parental consent and adolescent/child assent been provided if the participant is less than 18 years of age? (1 = Yes, 2 = No)
Complete? (2 = Yes)
Is the participant TB-negative or TB-positive? (1 = Positive; 2 = Negative)
Age group
Sex (1 = Male; 2 = Female)
What is your HIV status? (1 = Positive, 2 = Negative, 3 = Unknown, 99 = Refused)
Do you have any other medical conditions? – None
Do you have any other medical conditions? – Diabetes
Do you have any other medical conditions? – Refused
Do you have any other medical conditions? – Missing
On the day of your clinic visit, which of the following symptoms did you have? – Cough
On the day of your clinic visit, which of the following symptoms did you have? – Fever
On the day of your clinic visit, which of the following symptoms did you have? – Weight loss
On the day of your clinic visit, which of the following symptoms did you have? – Drenching sweats at night
On the day of your clinic visit, which of the following symptoms did you have? – Pain in my chest
On the day of your clinic visit, which of the following symptoms did you have? – No symptoms
On the day of your clinic visit, which of the following symptoms did you have? – Missing
How long had you had that symptom before you came to clinic that day? Enter unit of response. (1 = Days, 2 = Weeks, 3 = Months, 4 = Years, 77 = Unknown)
How long had you had that symptom before you came to clinic that day? Length of time in months.
How long had you had that symptom before you came to clinic that day? Length of time in years.
How long had you had that symptom before you came to clinic that day? Length of time in days.
How long had you had that symptom before you came to clinic that day? Length of time in weeks.
What is the highest grade of education that you have attained? (0 = None; 1 = Grade 1; 2 = Grade 2; 3 = Grade 3; 4 = Grade 4; 5 = Grade 5; 6 = Grade 6; 7 = Grade 7; 8 = Grade 8; 9 = Grade 9; 10 = Grade 10; 11 = Grade 11; 12 = Grade 12; 13 = Any postgraduate education; 14 = Attained postgraduate degree; 99 = Missing)
Are you currently taking antiretrovirals for your HIV? (1 = Yes; 2 = No; 77 = Don't know or not applicable)
Do you smoke tobacco? (1 = Yes; 2 = Not currently, but formerly; 3 = No, never; 88 = Refused; 99 = Missing)
Have you ever been diagnosed with TB in the past? (1 = Yes, 2 = No, 77 = Don't know)
If you were to develop a mild cough, how long would it likely be before you saw a doctor or other healthcare professional for a diagnosis? Unit of response. (1 = Days; 2 = Weeks; 3 = Months; 4 = Years; 77 = Don't know)
If you were to develop a mild cough, how long would it likely be before you saw a doctor or other healthcare professional for a diagnosis? Length of time in days.
If you were to develop a mild cough, how long would it likely be before you saw a doctor or other healthcare professional for a diagnosis? Length of time in weeks
If you were to develop a mild cough, how long would it likely be before you saw a doctor or other healthcare professional for a diagnosis? Length of time in months.
If you were to develop a mild cough, how long would it likely be before you saw a doctor or other healthcare professional for a diagnosis? Length of time in years.
Baik, Y., Rickman, H. M., Hanrahan, C. F., Mmolawa, L., Kitonsa, P. J., Sewelana, T., Nalutaaya, A., Kendall, E. A., Lebina, L., Martinson, N., Katamba, A., & Dowdy, D. W. (2020). A clinical score for identifying active tuberculosis while awaiting microbiological results: Development and validation of a multivariable prediction model in sub-Saharan Africa. PLoS medicine, 17(11), e1003420. \Sexpr[results=rd]{tools:::Rd_expr_doi("10.1371/journal.pmed.1003420")}
The data are held in the Johns Hopkins University Data Services database and available at \Sexpr[results=rd]{tools:::Rd_expr_doi("10.7281/T1/W2AG3A")}.
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