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Table of tables, columns, and use for researchers from the CT data dictionary
Description
A data from with rows of the All of Us codebook pertaining to
the health history questions. In early All of Us surveys, these questions
were asked separately about the respondent and the respondent's family. In
the current version, the questions are asked on the same survey. The nested
nature of these questions can make them challenging to extract and analyze.
Usage
aou_table_info
Format
aou_table_info
- table_name
chr; name of the table
- columns
chr; columns in the table
- recommended_for_research
chr; whether the table is recomended for research
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Table of tables, columns, and use for researchers from the CT data dictionary
Description
A data from with rows of the All of Us codebook pertaining to the health history questions. In early All of Us surveys, these questions were asked separately about the respondent and the respondent's family. In the current version, the questions are asked on the same survey. The nested nature of these questions can make them challenging to extract and analyze.
Usage
aou_table_info
Format
aou_table_info
- table_name
chr; name of the table
- columns
chr; columns in the table
- recommended_for_research
chr; whether the table is recomended for research
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