: Data-Field 5890

Data-Field 5890

Description:	Which eye(s) affected by diabetes-related eye disease
Category:	Assessment centre ⏵ Touchscreen ⏵ Health and medical history ⏵ Eyesight
	Health outcomes + Self-reported medical conditions

Participants

2,690

Categorical (single)

Both sexes

Jan 2012

2,865

Data

Defined (4)

Aug 2025

Complete

Primary

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Data

2,865 items of data are available, covering 2,690 participants, encoded using Data-Coding 100515.
Defined-instances run from 0 to 3, labelled using Instancing 2.

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4 Instances

Instance 0 : Initial assessment visit (2006-2010) at which participants were recruited and consent given
1,518 participants, 1,518 items
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Instance 1 : First repeat assessment visit (2012-13)
220 participants, 220 items
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Instance 2 : Imaging visit (2014+)
932 participants, 932 items
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Instance 3 : First repeat imaging visit (2019+)
195 participants, 195 items
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Notes

ACE touchscreen question "Which eye(s) are affected by diabetes related eye disease?"

Field 5890 was collected from participants who indicated they have diabetes related eye disease as defined by their answers to Field 6148

1 Related Data-Field

Field ID	Description	Relationship
6148	Eye problems/disorders	Current Field was collected from participants who indicated they have diabetes related eye disease as defined by their answers to Field 6148

2 Resources

Preview	Name	Res ID
	Screenshot from touchscreen questionnaire used to capture field 5890	100517
	Touchscreen questionnaire ordering, validation and dependencies	113241

2 Applications

Application ID	Title
669	Distribution and biological, environmental and lifestyle determinants of visual function and of refractive error in adults (aged 40 to 69 years) in the UK.
17435	Exploring the genetics of irritable bowel syndrome: the ?bellygenes? initiative (project approved by bbmri-lpc)

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