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1 Appendix Data Dictionary Variable Name Patient_ID clinic_code Variable Definition Patient ID (unique, deidentified patient identifier linked with clinic code) Clinic code (code for location at which patient is seen, linked with Patient_ID) Data Type Modeling Type Value Labels Numeric Nominal Numeric Nominal Age Age (continuous) Gender Gender Numeric Nominal 0 = Female; 1 = Male Race Race Numeric Nominal 0 = White; 1 = Nonwhite Ethnicity Ethnicity t Hispanic/Latino; 1 = Hispanic/Latino Insurance_source Insurance source Numeric Nominal 0 = Private; 1 = Public Payor_category FallsAsmt FallsAsmt_Year FallsGuidance FallsGuidance_Year Hypertension Hypertension_Year Insurance payor category falls assessment falls assessment was last falls guidance falls guidance was last hypertension hypertension was last n managed care; 1 = Managed care falls assessment; 1 = Falls assessment falls guidance; 1 = Falls guidance hypertension; 1 = Hypertension Dementia dementia dementia; 1 = Dementia
2 Dementia_Year dementia was last Polypharmacy Identified polypharmacy polypharmacy; 1 = Polypharmacy Polypharmacy_Year polypharmacy was last Osteoporosis Osteoporosis_Year CognitiveImp CognitiveImp_Year identified osteoporosis osteoporosis was last cognitive cognitive was last osteoporosis; 1 = Osteoporosis cognitive ; 1 = Cognitive MuscleWeakness MuscleWeakness_Year HearingImp HearingImp_Year muscle weakness muscle weakness was last hearing hearing was last muscle weakness; 1 = Muscle weakness hearing ; 1 = Hearing Arthritis arthritis arthritis; 1 = Arthritis Arthritis_Year arthritis was last Dizziness-Vertigo Dizziness-Vertigo_Year dizziness/vertigo dizziness/vertigo was last dizziness/vertigo; 1 = Dizziness/vertigo
3 DM-1 DM type 1 DM type 1; 1 = DM type 1 DM-1_Year DM type 1 was last DM-2 DM type 2 DM type 2; 1 = DM type 2 DM-2_Year DM type 2 was last DM-Retinopathy DM-Retinopathy_Year DM-Neuropathy DM-Neuropathy_Year DM retinopathy DM retinopathy was last DM neuropathy DM neuropathy was last DM retinopathy; 1 = DM retinopathy DM neuropathy; 1 = DM neuropathy Epilepsy epilepsy epilepsy; 1 = Epilepsy Epilepsy_Year epilepsy was last Fall fall history of fall; 1 = History of fall Fall_Year a fall was last FearFalling FearFalling_Year Gait-BalanceImp Gait-BalanceImp_Year Hypotension fear of falling fear of falling was last gait/balance gait/balance was last hypotension fear of falling; 1 = Fear of falling gait/balance ; 1 = Gait/balance hypotension; 1 = Hypotension
4 Hypotension_Year VisionImp VisionImp_Year Parkinsons Parkinsons_Year hypotension was last vision vision was last Parkinson s Parkinson s was last vision ; 1 = Vision Parkinson s; 1 = Parkinson s Stumble stumble stumble; 1 = Stumble Stumble_Year a stumble was last WalkingAid WalkingAid_Year RheumatoidArthritis_Med RheumatoidArthritis_Med_ Year Vertigo_Med Vertigo_Med_Year Sedative_Med use of a walking aid use of a walking aid was last rheumatoid arthritis rheumatoid arthritis was last vertigo rheumatoid vertigo was last sedative walking aid; 1 = Walking aid rheumatoid arthritis ; 1 = Rheumatoid arthritis vertigo ; 1 = Vertigo sedative ; 1 = Sedative
5 Sedative_Med_Year AntiEpileptic_Med AntiEpileptic_Med_Year AntiHTN_Med AntiHTN_Med_Year Dementia_Med Dementia_Med_Year DM-1_Med DM-1_Med_Year DM-2_Med DM-2_Med_Year sedative was last n antiepileptic n antiepileptic was last n antihypertensive n antihypertensive was last dementia dementia was last DM type 1 DM type 1 was last DM type 2 DM type 2 was last antiepileptic ; 1 = Antiepileptic antihypertensive ; 1 = Antihypertensive dementia ; 1 = Dementia DM type 1 ; 1 = DM type 1 DM type 2 ; 1 = DM type 2
6 Epilepsy_Med Epilepsy_Med_Year Hypotension_Med Hypotension_Med_Year Osteoporosis_Med Osteoporosis_Med_Year Parkinsons_Med Parkinsons_Med_Year Height Height_Year Height_DaysDiff Weight n epilepsy n epilepsy was last hypotension hypotension was last n osteoporosis n osteoporosis was last Parkinson s Parkinson s was last Last recorded patient height (in inches) patient height was recorded Time interval in days documentation of patient height Last recorded patient weight (in pounds) epilepsy ; 1 = Epilepsy hypotension ; 1 = Hypotension osteoporosis ; 1 = Osteoporosis Parkinson s ; 1 = Parkinson s
7 Weight_Year Weight_DaysDiff BMI BMI_Year BMI_DaysDiff Systolic Systolic_Year Systolic_DaysDiff Diastolic Diastolic_Year patient weight was recorded Time interval in days documentation of patient weight Last calculated patient body mass index patient body mass index was calculated Time interval in days calculation of patient body mass index Last systolic blood pressure reading systolic blood pressure reading was Time interval in days documentation of systolic blood pressure reading Last diastolic blood pressure reading diastolic blood pressure reading was Diastolic_DaysDiff Time interval in days documentation of diastolic blood pressure reading Age_Cat_1 Recoded age, using and 85+ age ranges Age_Cat_2 Recoded age, using 65 74, 75 84, and 85+ age ranges Character Nominal Character Nominal
8 BMI_Cat_1 Closest_BMI Closest_Systolic Recoded body mass index, using <30 and 30 (obese) ranges BMI measurement closest to the date of last fall. If no fall, then result = latest BMI Systolic blood pressure reading closest to the date of last fall. If no fall, then result = latest systolic reading Character Nominal 0 = <30; 1 = 30 Closest_Diastolic Diastolic blood pressure reading closest to the date of last fall. If no fall, then result = latest diastolic reading Abbreviations: BMI, body mass index; DM, diabetes mellitus.
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