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 ==== 1989 (aged 43 years) ==== ==== 1989 (aged 43 years) ====
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 === Responding Population === === Responding Population ===
  
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 === Response rate === === Response rate ===
  
-|Provided information                                |3,262| +|Provided information                                |3,262|                        | | | | | | 
-|Cumulative total of deaths                          |365  | +|Cumulative total of deaths                          |365  |                        | | | | | | 
-|Cumulative permanent refusals                       |540  | +|Cumulative permanent refusals                       |540  |                        | | | | | | 
-|Currently not resident in England, Scotland or Wales|607  | +|Currently not resident in England, Scotland or Wales|607  |                        | | | | | | 
-|Failure to contact                                  |588  |+|Failure to contact                                  |588  |                        | | | | | | 
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 Information about emigration was not collection from this time forward.\\ Information about emigration was not collection from this time forward.\\
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 === Data collection === === Data collection ===
  
-Data collection was carried out at home visits to cohort members by research nurses recruited by the study team.  Questionnaires were used to ask about family and home circumstances, health, employment, earnings, and social participation, experience of disturbing life events, hearing, smoking and exercise habits, and diet. Nurses used the Psychiatric Symptom Frequency inventory to ask about mental health. Nurses made a number of body measurements, measured pulse rate, blood pressure, and respiratory function. Cohort members were asked to self-complete in the course of the visit questionnaires about disability, work characteristics, and recall of relationships with parents (the Parental Bonding questionnaire). Nurses administered a visual search test, a verbal memory test, and the CAGE questions on alcohol habits. Nurses completed diet diary entries for the 2 previous days by asking the cohort member to recall all the details, in order to demonstrate the kind of detail required, and to bring away from the home visit diet diary data. The nurse left a copy of those completed diary entries with the cohort member, and asked her/him to completed the diary for the rest of the day of the interview and 4 subsequent days, before returning it by post. +Data collection was carried out at home visits to cohort members by research nurses recruited by the study team.  Questionnaires were used to ask about family and home circumstances, health, employment, earnings, and social participation, experience of disturbing life events, hearing, smoking and exercise habits, and diet. \\  
 +Nurses used the **Psychiatric Symptom Frequency** inventory to ask about mental health. Nurses made a number of body measurements, measured pulse rate, blood pressure, and respiratory function. In the course of the visit, cohort members were asked to self-complete questionnaires about disability, work characteristics, and recall of relationships with parents (the Parental Bonding questionnaire). Nurses administered a visual search test, a verbal memory test, and the CAGE questions on alcohol habits. \\  
 +\\ Nurses completed diet diary entries for the two previous days by asking the cohort member to recall all the details, in order to demonstrate the kind of detail required, and to bring away from the home visit diet diary data. The nurse left a copy of those completed diary entries with the cohort member, and asked them to complete the diary for the rest of the day of the interview and four subsequent days, before returning it by post. 
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 === Training for data collection === === Training for data collection ===
  
-The study team and specialist colleagues trained the nurses over 3 consecutive days. The nurses’ instruction manual is available {{ questionnaires : 1989_Nurses_Manual.pdf|here }} +The study team and specialist colleagues trained the nurses over the consecutive days. The nurses’ {{ questionnaires : 1989_Nurses_Manual.pdf|instruction manual}} is available to view.  
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 === Contents  === === Contents  ===
  
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   * Household and housing information   * Household and housing information
-  * Marital status  (and information on spouse employment)+  * Marital status (and information on spouse employment)
   * Information on children including type of school   * Information on children including type of school
   * Hospital admissions   * Hospital admissions
   * Parental information   * Parental information
-  * General Health problems+  * General health problems
   * Chest and cough trouble (MRC questionnaire on respiratory symptoms)   * Chest and cough trouble (MRC questionnaire on respiratory symptoms)
-  * Rose Angina+  * Rose angina
   * Women only - contraception, menopause and HRT   * Women only - contraception, menopause and HRT
   * Employment history and earnings   * Employment history and earnings
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   * Blood pressure   * Blood pressure
   * Respiratory function   * Respiratory function
-  * Diet\\ +  * Diet
   * OPCS disability questions   * OPCS disability questions
   * Diet Diary   * Diet Diary
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 === Questionnaires === === Questionnaires ===
  
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