Form 0920-1175 Birth Defects Prevalence

Environmental Public Health Tracking Network (Tracking Network)

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Birth Defects Prevelance Form

OMB: 0920-1175

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Form Approved

OMB No. 0920-1175

Exp. Date 04/30/2020




Data Dictionary for Data Submission


Birth Defects


National Environmental Public Health Tracking Network


Characteristic

Description

Data Source

State Birth Defects Registries

Purpose

This data set will be used to calculate the nationally consistent data and measures (5 year rolling prevalence counts and rates) for birth defects for use on the national public portal.

Geographic Level

The smallest geographic unit to be represented in this data set is the county.

Restrictions

This is a restricted access data set.



Data will be displayed via the national public portal only when sufficient conditions have been met to protect data privacy.


Instruction for Use

This data dictionary is a reference for creating the Radon data for submission. Refer to the Radon schema for the order of variables and final data structure.

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CDC estimates the average public reporting burden for this collection of information as 80 hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data/information sources, gathering and maintaining the data/information needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. An agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to a collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden to CDC/ATSDR Information Collection Review Office, 1600 Clifton Road NE, MS D-74, Atlanta, Georgia 30333; ATTN: PRA (0920-0853).



Data Dictionary for Data Submission


Birth Defects


National Environmental Public Health Tracking Network


Field Name

Field Description

Data Type

Code Scheme

Legal Values

Field Length

Optionality

BirthDefect

Birth defect category.

Integer

21 = Anencephaly

22 = Cleft lip with cleft palate

23 = Cleft lip w/o cleft palate

24 = Cleft palate w/o cleft lip

25 = Gastroschisis

26 = Hypoplastic left heart syndrome

27 = Hypospadias

28 = Limb deficiencies combined

29 = Spina bifida (w/o anencephaly)

30 = Tetralogy of Fallot

31 = Transposition of the great arteries (vessels)

32 = Trisomy 21

21 – 32




2

Required

StateFIPSCode

(For Header section only; Not a data element)


State FIPS code.

String

FIPS

A valid state FIPS code.

2

Not specified in schema

County

(Maternal residential county. Preferred data includes only births and defects among residents. Please specify in metadata if you are unable to exclude births and defects among nonresidents or births and defects to residents occurring outside the state).

County FIPS code over which birth defect cases and underlying birth populations are counted.

String

FIPS

U = Unknown

A valid county FIPS code for the state, or ‘U’.

5

Required

StartDate

Date on which data aggregation begins.

Date

yyyymmdd


8

Required

EndDate

Date on which data aggregation ends.

Date

yyyymmdd


8

Required

MaternalAgeGroup

Five-year maternal age intervals for which cases and underlying birth populations are counted.

Integer

1 = <20 years

2 = 20-24 years

3 = 25-29

4 = 30-34

5 = 35-39

6 = 40

9 = Unknown

1 – 6, 9




1

Required

MaternalEthnicity

Maternal Hispanic ethnicity for which cases and underlying birth populations are counted.

Text

H = Hispanic

NH = non-Hispanic

U = Unknown

H, NH, U




2

Required

MaternalRace

Maternal race group for which cases and underlying birth populations are counted.

Text

W = White

B = Black

O = Other

U = Unknown

NS = Not submitted



Note: The code ‘NS’ is intended to allow the maternal race field to be selectively collapsed, for example, when maternal ethnicity and race are not collected separately. This code is not intended to indicate unknown race.

W, B, O, U, NS




2

Required

InfantSex

Infant sex for which cases and underlying birth populations are counted.

Text

M = Male

F = Female

U = Unknown

M, F, U




1

Required

TLB

Total number of live births.

Integer



-999 = Unknown

Note: The missing value code -999 is appropriate when the number of birth defects is known for a demographic classification, but the number of live births is unknown. For example, when you have birth defects but county is unknown.

0 to nnnnnnn

7

Required

LBWBD

Number of cases with the specified birth defect that were a live birth.

Integer



-999 = Unknown

Note: The missing value code -999 is appropriate when a birth count is known for a demographic classification, but the birth defect count is unknown. For example, when you have live births but county is unknown.

0 to nnnn



-999




4

Required

LBFDTWD

Number of cases with the specified birth defect that were a live birth, fetal death or pregnancy termination. Only include this variable if your state collects these birth outcomes.


Integer



-999 = Unknown

Note: The missing value code -999 is appropriate when a birth count is known for a demographic classification, but the birth defect count is unknown. For example, when you have live births but county is unknown.

0 to nnnn



-999




4

Optional






Example tables:

This table represents all rows for birthdefect = 1, county = 01001, StartDate = 20000101, EndDate = 20001231, and maternalagegroup = 1. This table would be repeated for each additional maternal age group to represent all rows of data for the combination of birth defect = 1, county 01001, and year 2000.


BIRTH DEFECT

COUNTY

START DATE

END DATE

MATERNAL AGE GROUP

MATERNAL

ETHNICITY

MATERNAL RACE

INFANT SEX

TLB

LBWBD

LBFDTWD

1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

H

W

M




1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

H

W

F




1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

H

B

M




1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

H

B

F




1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

H

O

M




1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

H

O

F




1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

H

U

M




1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

H

U

F




1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

NH

W

M




1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

NH

W

F




1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

NH

B

M




1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

NH

B

F




1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

NH

O

M




1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

NH

O

F




1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

NH

U

M




1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

NH

U

F




1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

U

W

M




1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

U

W

F




1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

U

B

M




1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

U

B

F




1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

U

O

M




1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

U

O

F




1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

U

U

M




1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

U

U

F





This table illustrates which rows you should include in your data based on the number of live births or number of cases for that row. In this example, you are reporting ‘LBWBD’ and not using the optional variable ‘LBFDTWD’. Please submit all rows of data for the combination of birth defect = 1, county 01001, and year 2000 where TLB > 0 even if LBWBD or LBFDTWD = 0 (meaning that row or combination had live births but did not have any defects). Note that LBFDTWD is optional. In this example, maternal ethnicity and race are both specified.


BIRTH DEFECT

COUNTY

START DATE

END DATE

MATERNAL AGE GROUP

MATERNAL

ETHNICITY

MATERNAL RACE

INFANT SEX

TLB

LBWBD

LBFDTWD

INCLUDE in DATA SUBMISSION

1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

H

W

M

> 0

> 0

(not used)

YES

1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

H

W

F

> 0

0

(not used)

YES

1

01001

20000101

20001231

1

H

B

M

0

NA

(not used)

NO

1

U

20000101

20001231

1

H

B

F

-999

> 0

(not used)

YES

1

U

20000101

20001231

1

H

W

M

> 0

-999

(not used)

YES



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