ACBS Child Consent and Questionnaire

[NCEH] Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) Asthma Call-back Survey (ACBS)

Att5f ACBS Child CnsntQstnnr 2023 Rev

OMB: 0920-1204

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BRFSS/ASTHMA CALL BACK SURVEY

CHILD QUESTIONNAIRE - 2024

CATI SPECIFICATIONS

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Form Approved

OMB Control No. 0920-1204

Exp. Date 11/30/2023



Section Subject Page


Section 1 Introduction ……....................................................... 02


Section 2 Informed Consent.......................................................... 04


Section 3 Recent History.............….................................……. 07


Section 4 History of Asthma (Symptoms & Episodes)............… 09


Section 5 Health Care Utilization.................................................. 13


Section 6 Knowledge of Asthma/Management Plan..................... 19


Section 7 Modifications to Environment....................................... 21


Section 8 Medications........................... ........................................… 2


Section 9 Cost of Care...................................................................… 43


Section 10 School Related Asthma ………………………………… 47


Section 11 Additional Child Demographics …………………...…… 47


Section 12 Family History of Asthma and Allergy…………………..48


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CDC estimates the average public reporting burden for this collection of information as 10 minutes 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 H21-8, Atlanta, Georgia 30333; ATTN: PRA (OMB Control No. 0920-1204).









Appendix A: Language for Identifying Most Knowledgeable Person…

during the BRFSS interview……….…………………….. 50




Section 1: Introduction

Introduction to the Asthma Call Back Survey for adult parent/guardian of child with asthma


Hello, my name is ________________. I’m calling on behalf of the {STATE NAME} health department and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention about an asthma study we are doing in your state.


ALTERNATE (no reference to asthma):


Hello, my name is ________________. I’m calling on behalf of the {STATE NAME} health department and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention about a health study we are doing in your state.

Question Number

Question text

Responses

SKIP INFO/ CATI Note

Interviewer Note (s)

Q1.1

Are you {MKPNAME}?


1. Yes

[GO TO 1.5]


2. No



Q1.2

May I speak with {MKPNAME}?

1. Yes

[GO TO 1.4 when person comes to phone]


2. Person not available



Q1.3

When would be a good time to call back and speak with {MKPNAME}. For example, evenings, days, weekends?


CBTIME:

Enter day/time: _________________

[CATI: Start over at introduction at next call.]

READ: Thank you we will call again later to speak with {MKPNAME}.



Question number

Read Text

Alternative text (no reference to asthma):


Q1.4

Hello, my name is ________________. I’m calling on behalf of the [STATE NAME} state health department and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention about an asthma study we are doing in your state. During a recent phone interview [“you” if MKPNAME=ADULTNAME; OR “adultname” if MKPNAME=ALTNAME, MKP is pointed by BRFSS respondents] gave us permission to call again to ask some questions about {child’s name}’s asthma and said that you knew the most about that child’s asthma.

Hello, my name is ________________. I’m calling on behalf of the [STATE NAME} state health department and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention about a health study we are doing in your state. During a recent phone [“you” if MKPNAME=ADULTNAME; OR “adultname” if MKPNAME=ALTNAME, MKP is pointed by BRFSS respondents] gave us permission to call again to ask some questions about {child’s name}’s health and said that you knew the most about that child’s health.


GO TO SECTION 2



Q1.5

During a recent phone interview [“you” if MKPNAME=ADULTNAME; OR “adultname” if MKPNAME=ALTNAME, MKP is pointed by BRFSS respondents] gave us permission to call again to ask some questions about {child’s name}’s asthma and said that you knew the most about that child’s asthma.

During a recent phone interview [“you” if MKPNAME=ADULTNAME; OR “adultname” if MKPNAME=ALTNAME, MKP is pointed by BRFSS respondents] gave us permission to call again to ask some questions about {child’s name}’s health and said that you knew the most about that child’s health.

GO TO SECTION 2




Section 2: Informed Consent

Before we continue, I’d like you to know that this survey is authorized by the U.S. Public Health Service Act. You may choose not to answer any question you don’t want to answer or stop at any time. In order to evaluate my performance, my supervisor may listen as I ask the questions. I’d like to continue now unless you have any questions.


{child’s name} was selected to participate in this study about asthma because of responses to questions about his or her asthma in a prior survey.


If responses for sample child in BRFSS survey answers are: CASTHDX2= 1 (Yes) and CASTHNO2 = 2 (No),


READ: The answers to asthma questions during the earlier survey indicated that a doctor or other health professional said that {child’s name} had asthma sometime in {his/her} life but does not have it now. Is that correct?


If YES, READ: Since {child’s name} no longer has asthma, your interview will be very brief (about 5 minutes). [Go to RELATION (2.3)].


IF NO, [Go to REPEAT (2.0)]


If responses for sample child in BRFSS survey answers are: CASTHDX2= 1 (Yes) and CASTHNO2 = 1 (Yes)


READ: Answers to the asthma questions in the earlier survey indicated that a doctor or other health professional said that {child’s name} had asthma sometime in {his/her} life, and that {child’s name} still has asthma. Is that correct?


IF YES, [Go to RELATION (2.3)]

IF NO, [Go to REPEAT (2.0)]


Question Number

Question text

Variable names

Responses

(DO NOT READ UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED)

SKIP INFO/ CATI Note

Interviewer Note (s)

Q2.0

I would like to repeat the questions from the previous survey now to make sure {child’s name} qualifies for this study.


REPEAT

(1) YES

[Go to EVER_ASTH (2.1)]


(2) NO

[Skip to TERMINATE]

Q2.1

Have you ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that sure {child’s name} had asthma?


EVER_ASTH

(1) YES



(2) NO

[Skip Go to TERMINATE]

(7) DON’T KNOW

[Skip Go to TERMINATE]

(9) REFUSED

[Skip Go to TERMINATE]


Q2.2

Does {he/she} still have asthma?

CUR_ASTH

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED




Q2.3

What is your relationship to {child’s name}?

RELATION

READ:


(1) MOTHER (BIRTH/ADOPTIVE/STEP)

(2) FATHER (BIRTH/ADOPTIVE/STEP)

(3) BROTHER/SISTER (STEP/FOSTER/HALF/ADOPTIVE)

(4) GRANDPARENT (FATHER/MOTHER)

(5) OTHER RELATIVE

(6) UNRELATED


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



Q2.4

Are you the legal guardian for {child’s name}?


GUARDIAN

(1) YES

(2) NO

(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED




READ: {child’s name} does qualify for this study, I’d like to continue unless you have any questions.


[If CUR_ASTH (2.2) = 1 (Yes)]

READ: Since {child’s name} does have asthma now, your interview will last about 15 minutes.

[Go to section 3]


[If CUR_ASTH (2.2) = 2 (No)]

READ: Since {child’s name} does not have asthma now, your interview will last about 5 minutes.

[Go to section 3]


[If CUR_ASTH (2.2) = 7, 9 (Don’t know or refused)]

READ: Since you are not sure if {child’s name} has asthma now, your interview will probably last about 10 minutes.

[Go to section 3]


TERMINATE:

Upon survey termination, READ:


I’m sorry {child’s name} does not qualify for this study. I’d like to thank you on behalf of the {STATE} Health Department and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for answering these questions. If you have any questions about this survey, you may call my supervisor toll-free at [1–800-xxx-xxxx}. If you have questions about your rights as a survey participant, you may call the chairman of the Institutional Review Board at [1 800 xxx-xxxx}. Thanks again. Goodbye.






Section 3: Recent History

Question Number

Question text

Variable names

Responses

(DO NOT READ UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED)

SKIP INFO/ CATI Note

Interviewer Note (s)

Section 3 (Recent History) Q3.1


How old was {child’s name} when a doctor or other health professional first said {he/she} had asthma

AGEDX

__ __ __ (ENTER AGE IN YEARS)



(777) DON’T KNOW

(888) Under 1 year old

(999) REFUSED

[RANGE CHECK: IS 001-018, 777, 888, 999]


[CATI CHECK: IF RESPONSE = 77, 99, 88 VERIFY THAT 777, 888, 999 WERE NOT THE INTENT]


[INTERVIEWER: ENTER 888 IF LESS THAN ONE YEARS OLD




Q3.2

How long ago was that? Was it...

INCIDNT

(1) WITHIN THE PAST 12 MONTHS

(2) 1-5 YEARS AGO

(3) MORE THAN 5 YEARS AGO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED




Q3.3

How long has it been since you last talked to a doctor or other health professional about {child’s name} asthma? This could have been in a doctor’s office, the hospital, an emergency room or urgent care center.

LAST_MD

(88) Never


(04) Within the past year

(05) 1 YEAR to less than 3 years ago

(06) 3 YEARS to 5 years ago

(07) More than 5 years ago


(77) DON’T KNOW

(99) REFUSED


[INTERVIEWER: READRESPONSE OPTIONS IF NECESSARY]

Q3.4

How long has it been since {he/she} last took asthma medication?

LAST_MED

(88) NEVER


(01) LESS THAN ONE DAY AGO

(02) 1-6 DAYS AGO

(03) 1 WEEK TO LESS THAN 3 MONTHS AGO

(04) 3 MONTHS TO LESS THAN 1 YEAR AGO

(05) 1 YEAR TO LESS THAN 3 YEARS AGO

(06) 3 YEARS TO 5 YEARS AGO

(07) MORE THAN 5 YEARS AGO


(77) DON’T KNOW

(99) REFUSED



[INTERVIEWER: READ RESPONSE OPTIONS IF NECESSARY]

Q3.5

How long has it been since {he/she} last had any symptoms of asthma?

LASTSYMP

(88) NEVER


(01) LESS THAN ONE DAY AGO

(02) 1-6 DAYS AGO

(03) 1 WEEK TO LESS THAN 3 MONTHS AGO

(04) 3 MONTHS TO LESS THAN 1 YEAR AGO

(05) 1 YEAR TO LESS THAN 3 YEARS AGO

(06) 3 YEARS TO 5 YEARS AGO

(07) MORE THAN 5 YEARS AGO


(77) DON’T KNOW

(99) REFUSED


[INTERVIEWER: READ RESPONSE OPTIONS IF NECESSARY]



RInk 1_0 EAD: Symptoms of asthma include coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath, chest tightness or phlegm production when {child’s name} did not have a cold or respiratory infection.




















































Section 4: History of Asthma (Symptoms & Episodes in past year)

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

[SKIP TO Section 5]

(9) REFUSED

[SKIP TO Section 5]

[SKIP TO Section 5]

Section 4. History of Asthma (Symptoms & Episodes in the past year



IF LASTSYMP (3.5) = 1, 2, 3, 4 then continue whole section

IF LASTSYMP (3.5) = 88, 5, 6, 7 SKIP TO INS1 (Section 5)

IF LASTSYMP (3.5) = 77, 99 then continue



Question Number

Question text

Variable names

Responses

(DO NOT READ UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED)

SKIP INFO/ CATI Note

Interviewer Note (s)

Q4.1

During the past 30 days, on how many days did {child’s name} have any symptoms of asthma?

SYMP_30D

__ __DAYS

[RANGE CHECK: (01-30, 77, 88, 99)]


CLARIFICATION: [1-29, 77, 99]

(88) NO SYMPTOMS IN THE PAST 30 DAYS

[SKIP TO EPIS_INT]


(30) EVERY DAY

[CONTINUE]


(77) DON’T KNOW

[SKIP TO ASLEEP30 (4.3)]

(99) REFUSED


[SKIP TO ASLEEP30 (4.3)]

Q4.2

Does {he/she} have symptoms all the time? "All the time” means symptoms that continue throughout the day. It does not mean symptoms for a little while each day.


DUR_30D

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



Q4.3

During the past 30 days, on how many days did symptoms of asthma make it difficult for {him/her } to stay asleep?

ASLEEP30

__ __ DAYS/NIGHTS


(88) NONE


(30) Every day

(77) DON’T KNOW


(99) REFUSED




[RANGE CHECK: (01-30, 77, 88, 99)]

Q4.4

During the past two weeks, on how many days was {child’s name} completely symptom-free, that is no coughing, wheezing, or other symptoms of asthma?


SYMPFREE

__ __ Number of days


(88) NONE


(77) DON’T KNOW

(99) REFUSED


[RANGE CHECK: (01-14, 77, 88, 99)]

Interview notes

READ IF NECESSARY: Asthma attacks, sometimes called episodes, refer to periods of worsening asthma symptoms that make you limit your activity more than you usually do, or make you seek medical care.


Q4.5

During the past 3 months, how many asthma episodes or attacks has {he/she} had?

EPIS_TP


__ __ Number of episodes/attacks


(888) NONE


(777) DON’T KNOW

(999) REFUSED


[RANGE CHECK: (001-100, 777, 888, 999)]


[CATI CHECK: IF RESPONSE = 77, 88, 99 VERIFY THAT 777, 888 AND 999 WERE NOT THE INTENT]

[READ IF NECESSARY]: Asthma attacks, sometimes called episodes, refer to periods of worsening asthma symptoms that make you limit your activity more than you usually do, or make you seek medical care.

Interview notes

READ IF NECESSARY: Now I'm going to ask you about asthma medicine for quick relief of symptoms during an asthma attack or episode.

This quick relief medicine such as albuterol and salbutamol are breathed in through your mouth using a canister inhaler, a disk inhaler, or a nebulizer.

Both an inhaler or a disk inhaler are very portable canisters or devices used to inhale medication in one or two breaths. A nebulizer is a machine that turns liquid medication into a mist that you inhale into the lungs over a few minutes

NEW Q4.6

During the past 30 days, on how many days did {child’s name} take quick relief medicine such as albuterol and salbutamol to relief asthma symptoms?

QUICKRELIEF (New)


__ __ DAYS/NIGHTS


(88) NONE


(30) EVERY DAY

(77) DON’T KNOW


(99) REFUSED


[RANGE CHECK: (01-30, 77, 88, 99)]

READ IF NECESSARY : This quick relief medicine such as albuterol and salbutamol are breathed in through your mouth using a canister inhaler, a disk inhaler, or a nebulizer.

Both an inhaler or a disk inhaler are very portable canisters or devices used to inhale medication in one or two breaths. A nebulizer is a machine that turns liquid medication into a mist that you inhale into the lungs over a few minutes


Q4.7

During just the past 30 days, would you say {child’s name} limited {his/her} usual activities due to asthma not at all, a little, a moderate amount, or a lot?


ACT_DAYS30 (Q5.6)

(1) NOT AT ALL

(2) A LITTLE

(3) A MODERATE AMOUNT

(4) A LOT


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



Q4.8

During the past 12 months, has {child’s name} had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack?


EPIS_12M


(1) YES






























SShape4 ection 5. Health Care Utilization

Question Number

Question text

Variable names

Responses

(DO NOT READ UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED)

SKIP INFO/ CATI Note

Interviewer Note (s)

Section 5 (Health Care Utilization)

Q5.1


Does {child’s name} have any kind of health care coverage, including health insurance, prepaid plans such as HMOs, or government plans such as Medicare or Medicaid?


INS1

(1) YES







(2) NO


[SKIP TO FLU_VACCINE (5.4)]

(7) DON’T KNOW


[SKIP TO FLU_VACCINE (5.4)]


(9) REFUSED

[SKIP TO FLU_VACCINE (5.4)]

Q5.2

What kind of health care coverage does {he/she} have? Is it paid for through the parent’s employer, or is it Medicaid, Medicare, Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), or some other type of insurance?


INS_TYP

(1) PARENT’S EMPLOYER

(2) MEDICAID/MEDICARE

(3) CHIP {REPLACE WITH STATE SPECIFIC NAME}

(4) OTHER


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED


[READ RESPONSE OPTIONS IF NECESSARY]

Q5.3

During the past 12 months was there any time that {he/she} did not have any health insurance or coverage?

INS2

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



NEW Q5.4

During the past 12 months, did {CHILD’S NAME} have a flu shot or a flu vaccine that is sprayed in the nose?


FLU_VACCINE

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



Q5.5

Does anyone help you arrange or coordinate {child’s name}’s asthma care among the different doctors or services that [he/she] uses?

COORDIN


(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON'T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



READ IF NECESSARY: By “arrange or coordinate,” I mean: Is there anyone who helps you make sure that {child’s name} gets all the health care and services [he/she] needs, that health care providers share information, and that these services fit together and are paid for in a way that works for you?


CATI notes:

How to define the value “of “Does the child still have asthma?”:


The best-known value for whether or not the child “still has asthma” is used in the skip below. It can be the previously answered BRFSS childhood prevalence module value (CASTHNO2) or the answer to CUR_ASTH (2.2) if this question is asked in this call back survey.


If the respondent confirms in the “Informed Consent” question that the previously answered BRFSS module value is correct, then the value from the BRFSS (CASTHNO2) is used.

If the respondent does not agree with the previous BRFSS (CASTNO2) in “Informed Consent” of Section 2 and REPEAT (2.0) = 1 (Yes), then the value of CUR_ASTH (2.2) is used.


SKIP INSTRUCTION:


If “Does the child still have asthma?” = 1 (Yes), {using BRFSS CASTHNO2 or (CUR_ASTH (2.2) if REPEAT (2.0) =1)}, continue to Section 5.


If “Does the child still have asthma?” = 2 (No), 7 (DK), or 9 (Refused) {using BRFSS CASTHNO2 or (CUR_ASTH (2.2) if REPEAT (2.0) =1)}

AND

[(LAST_MD = 4) OR

(LAST_MED = 1, 2, 3 or 4) OR

(LASTSYMP = 1, 2, 3 or 4)]

THEN CONTINUE WITH SECTION 5


If “Does the child still have asthma?” = 2 (No), 7 (DK), or 9 (Refused), {using BRFSS CASTHNO2 or (CUR_ASTH (2.2) if REPEAT (2.0) =1)}

AND (LAST_MD (3.3) = 88 (Never) or 05, 06, 07, 77 or 99)

AND (LAST_MED (3.4) = 88 (Never) or 05, 06, 07, 77 or 99)

AND (LASTSYMP (3.5) = 88 (Never) or 05, 06, 07, 77 or 99)

THEN SKIP TO Section 6.


Q5.6

During the past 12 months how many times did {he/she} see a doctor or other health professional for a routine checkup for {his/her} asthma?


NER_TIME


__ __ __ ENTER NUMBER


(888) NONE


(777) DON’T KNOW

(999) REFUSED

{IF LAST_MD= 88, 05, 06, 07 (have not seen a doctor in the past 12 months); SKIP to ER_VISIT (Q5.7)


{RANGE CHECK: (001-365, 777, 888, 999)] {Verify any value >50]


{CATI CHECK: IF RESPONSE = 77, 88, 99 VERIFY THAT 777, 888, AND 999 WERE NOT THE INTENT]


{RANGE CHECK: (001-365, 777, 888, 999)] {Verify any value >50]

Q5.7

An urgent care center treats people with illnesses or injuries that must be addressed immediately and cannot wait for a regular medical appointment. During the past 12 months, has {child’s name} had to visit an emergency room or urgent care center because of {his/her} asthma?


ER_VISIT


(1) YES







(2) NO


[SKIP TO URG_TIME (5.9)]


(7) DON’T KNOW


[SKIP TO URG_TIME (5.9)]


(9) REFUSED

[SKIP TO URG_TIME (5.9)]


Q5.8

During the past 12 months, how many times did {he/she} visit an emergency room or urgent care center because of {his/her} asthma?


ER_TIMES


__ __ __ ENTER NUMBER


(888) ZERO [LOOPING BACK TO CORRECT ER_VISIT (5.8) TO “NO”]


(777) DON’T KNOW


(999) REFUSED

[RANGE CHECK: (001-365, 777, 999)] [Verify any entry >50]


[CATI CHECK: IF RESPONSE = 77, 99 VERIFY THAT 777 AND 999 WERE NOT THE INTENT]


[CATI CHECK: IF ER_VISIT (5.7) =1 (YES) AND RESPONDENT SAYS “NONE” OR “ZERO” TO ER_TIMES (5.8) ALLOW LOOPING BACK TO CORRECT ER_VISIT (5.7) TO “2, NO”]



[HELP SCREEN: An urgent care center treats people with illnesses or injuries that must be addressed immediately and cannot wait for a regular medical appointment.]

Q5.9

(If ER_VISIT (Q5.7) = 1 (Yes), INSERT “Besides those emergency room or urgent care center visits,”


During the past 12 months, how many times did {child’s name}? see a doctor or other health professional for urgent treatment of worsening asthma symptoms or an asthma episode or attack?


URG_TIME


__ __ __ ENTER


(888) NONE


(777) DON’T KNOW


(999) REFUSED

[RANGE CHECK: (001-365, 777, 888, 999)] [Verify any entry >50]


[CATI CHECK: IF RESPONSE = 77, 88, 99 VERIFY THAT 777, 888 AND 999 WERE NOT THE INTENT]




[HELP SCREEN: An urgent care center treats people with illnesses or injuries that must be addressed immediately and cannot wait for a regular medical appointment.]

Q5.10

During the past 12 months, that is since [1 YEAR AGO TODAY], has {child’s name} had to stay overnight in a hospital because of {his/her} asthma? Do not include an overnight stay in the emergency room.


HOSP_VST


(1) YES





(2) NO


SKIP to Section 6

(7) DON’T KNOW


SKIP to Section 6

(9) REFUSED


SKIP to Section 6

Q5.11

During the past 12 months, how many different times did {he/she} stay in any hospital overnight or longer because of {his/her} asthma?


HOSPTIME


__ __ __ TIMES


(777) DON’T KNOW


(999) REFUSED

[RANGE CHECK: (001-365, 777, 999)] [Verify any entry >50]


[CATI CHECK: IF RESPONSE = 77, 99 VERIFY THAT 777 AND 999 WERE NOT THE INTENT]


[CATI CHECK: IF RESPONSE TO Q5.11 IS “YES” AND RESPONDENT SAYS NONE OR ZERO TO Q5.12, ALLOW LOOPING BACK TO CORRECT Q5.11 TO “NO”]


[RANGE CHECK: (001-365, 777, 999)] [Verify any entry >50]

Q5.12

The last time {he/she} left the hospital, did a health professional TALK with you or {child’s name} about how to prevent serious attacks in the future?

HOSPPLAN


(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED

[HELP SCREEN: Health professional includes doctors, nurses, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and health educators. This should not be coded yes if the respondent only received a pamphlet or instructions to view a website or video since the question clearly states “talk with you”].






Section 6. Knowledge of Asthma/Management Plan

Section 6.

Knowledge of Asthma/Management Plan

CATI: [HELP SCREEN: Health professional includes doctors, nurses, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and health educators]


Question Number

Question text

Variable names

Responses

(DO NOT READ UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED)

SKIP INFO/ CATI Note

Interviewer Note (s)

Q6.1

Has a doctor or other health professional ever taught you or {child’s name}: How to recognize early signs or symptoms of an asthma episode?


TCH_SIGN

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



Q6.2

Has a doctor or other health professional ever taught you or {child’s name}: What to do during an asthma episode or attack?


TCH_RESP

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



Q6.3

A peak flow meter is a hand-held device that measures how quickly you can blow air out of your lungs. Has a doctor or other health professional ever taught you or {child’s name}: How to use a peak flow meter to adjust his/her daily medication?

TCH_MON

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



Q6.4

An asthma action plan, or asthma management plan, is a form with instructions about when to change the amount or type of medicine, when to call the doctor for advice, and when to go to the emergency room.


Has a doctor or other health professional EVER given you or {child’s name}: an asthma action plan?

MGT_PLAN

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



Q6.5

Have you or {child’s name} ever taken a course or class on how to manage [his/her] asthma?


MGT_CLAS

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED





















Section 7. Modifications to Environment

Section 7. Modifications to Environment

CATI: The following questions are about {child’s name} household and living environment. I will be asking about various things that may be related to experiencing symptoms of asthma.


Interview Notes: The following questions are about {child’s name} household and living environment. I will be asking about various things that may be related to experiencing symptoms of asthma.

Question Number

Question text

Variable names

Responses

(DO NOT READ UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED)

SKIP INFO/ CATI Note

Interviewer Note (s)

Q7.1

An air cleaner or air purifier can filter out pollutants like dust, pollen, mold and chemicals. It can be attached to the furnace or free standing. It is not, however, the same as a normal furnace filter.


Is an air cleaner or purifier regularly used inside {child’s name}? home?


AIRCLEANER

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



Q7.2

A dehumidifier is a small, portable appliance which removes moisture from the air.


Is a dehumidifier regularly used to reduce moisture inside [his/her} home?


DEHUMID

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



Q7.3

Is an exhaust fan that vents to the outside used regularly when cooking in the kitchen in {his/her} home?


KITC_FAN

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



Q7.4

Is gas used for cooking in [his/her} home?


COOK_GAS

(1) Yes

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED




Q7.5

In the past 30 days, has anyone seen or smelled mold or a musty odor inside in [his/her} home? Do not include mold on food.


ENV_MOLD

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



Q7.6

Does {child’s name} home have pets such as dogs, cats, hamsters, birds or other feathered or furry pets that spend time indoors?


ENV_PETS

(1) YES



(2) NO

[SKIP TO C_ROACH (7.8)]

(7) DON’T KNOW

[SKIP TO C_ROACH (7.8)]

(9) REFUSED

[SKIP TO C_ROACH (7.8)]

Q7.7

Is the pet allowed in [his/her} bedroom?


PETBEDRM

(1) YES

(2) NO

(3) SOME ARE/SOME AREN’T


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED


[SKIP THIS QUESTION IF ENV_PETS = 2, 7, 9]


Q7.8

In the past 30 days, has anyone seen cockroaches inside {child’s name}? home?


C_ROACH

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



[HELP SCREEN: Studies have shown that cockroaches may be a cause of asthma. Cockroach droppings and carcasses can also cause symptoms of asthma.]


Q7.9

In the past 30 days, has anyone seen mice or rats inside [his/her} home? Do not include mice or rats kept as pets.


C_RODENT

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



[HELP SCREEN: Studies have shown that rodents may be a cause of asthma.]

Q7.10

Is a wood burning fireplace or wood burning stove used in {child’s name}? home?


WOOD_STOVE

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED


[HELP SCREEN: OCCASIONAL USE SHOULD BE CODED AS “YES”.]

Q7.11

Are unvented gas logs, unvented gas fireplaces, or unvented gas stoves used in [his/her} home?


GAS_STOVE

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED


[HELP SCREEN: “Unvented” means no chimney or the chimney flue is kept closed during operation.]


Q7.12

In the past week, has anyone smoked inside [his/her} home?


S_INSIDE

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED


HELP SCREEN: “The intent of this question is to measure smoke resulting from tobacco products (cigarettes, cigars, pipes) or illicit drugs (cannabis, marijuana) delivered by smoking (inhaling intentionally). Do not include things like smoke from incense, candles, or fireplaces, etc.”


Q7.13

Has a health professional ever advised you to change things in [his/her} home, school, or work to improve his/her asthma?


MOD_ENV

(1) YES

(2) NO

(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED


INTERVIEWER READ: Now, back to questions specifically about {child’s name}


[HELP SCREEN: Health professional includes doctors, nurses, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and health educators]


Q7.14

Does {he/she} use a mattress cover that is made especially for controlling dust mites?


MATTRESS

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED


[INTERVIEWER read if necessary: This does not include normal mattress covers used for padding or sanitation (wetting). These covers are for the purpose of controlling allergens (like dust mites) from inhabiting the mattress. They are made of special fabric, entirely enclose the mattress, and have zippers.]


Q7.15

Does {he/she} use a pillow cover that is made especially for controlling dust mites?


E_PILLOW

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED


[INTERVIEWER read if necessary: This does not include normal pillow covers used for fabric protection. These covers are for the purpose of controlling allergens (like dust mites) from inhabiting the pillow. They are made of special fabric, entirely enclose the pillow, and have zippers.]


Q7.16

Does {child’s name} have carpeting or rugs in [his/her} bedroom? This does not include throw rugs small enough to be laundered.


CARPET

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



Q7.17

Are [his/her} sheets and pillowcases washed in cold, warm, or hot water?


HOTWATER

(1) COLD

(2) WARM

(3) HOT


(4) VARIES


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED




Q7.18

In {child’s name} bathroom, does {he/she} regularly use an exhaust fan that vents to the outside?


BATH_FAN

(1) YES

(2) NO OR “NO FAN”


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED


[HELP SCREEN: IF RESPONDENT INDICATES THEY HAVE MORE THAN ONE BATHROOM, THIS QUESTION REFERS TO THE BATHROOM THE CHILD USES MOST FREQUENTLY FOR SHOWERING AND BATHING.]




Section 8. Medications

Question Number

Question text

Variable names

Responses

(DO NOT READ UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED)

SKIP INFO/ CATI Note

Interviewer Note (s)


Ask all the respondents READ: The next set of questions is about medications for asthma. The first few questions are very general, but later questions are very specific to {child’s name}? medication use.


Q8.1 new



In the past 3 months, did {child’s name} take any forms of prescription asthma medication (inhaler, pills, syrup, nebulizer)?


ASTHMED

(1) YES




(2) NO

Skip to section 9


(7) DON’T KNOW

Skip to section 9


(9) REFUSED

Skip to section 9


Q8.2

Now I am going to ask questions about specific prescription medications {child’s name} may have taken for asthma in the past 3 months. I will be asking for the names. I will ask separately about medication taken in various forms: pill or syrup, inhaler, and Nebulizer.


It will help to get {child’s name} medicines so you can read the labels.


Can you please go get the asthma medicines while I wait on the phone?








SCR_MED1


(1) YES





(2) NO

[SKIP TO INH_SCR (8.4)]



(3) RESPONDENT KNOWS THE MEDS

[SKIP TO INH_SCR (8.4)]



(7) DON’T KNOW

[SKIP TO INH_SCR (8.4)]



(9) REFUSED

[SKIP TO INH_SCR (8.4)]



Q8.3

[when Respondent returns to phone:]


Do you have all the medications?

SCR_MED3

(1) YES I HAVE ALL THE MEDICATIONS


(2) YES I HAVE SOME OF THE MEDICATIONS BUT NOT ALL


(3) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED





Q8.4

In the past 3 months has

{child’s name} taken prescription asthma medicine using an inhaler?

INH_SCR


(1) YES




(2) NO

[SKIP TO PILLS (8.12)]



(7) DON’T KNOW

[SKIP TO PILLS (8.12)]



(9) REFUSED

[SKIP TO PILLS (8.12)]




Q8.5

Did a health professional show {child’s name} how to use the inhaler?

INHALERH


(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED




Inhalers

For the following inhalers the respondent can choose up to eight medications; however, each medication can only be used once.

When 66 (Other) is selected as a response, questions ILP04 (8.08) to ILP10 (8.11) are not asked for that response.


[INTERVIEWER: IF NECESSARY, ASK THE RESPONDENT TO SPELL THE NAME OF THE MEDICATION.]


CATI Note: The top ten items (in bold below) should be highlighted in the CATI system if possible so they can be found more easily



Q8.6

In the past 3 months, what prescription asthma medications did {he/she} take by inhaler? [MARK ALL THAT APPLY. PROBE: Any other prescription asthma inhaler medications?]


INH_MEDS


_ _ _; _ _ _; _ _ _; _ _ _; _ _ _; _ _ _; _ _ _; _ _ _;




(66) Other

[Please Specify, 100 character limit]

[SKIP TO OTH_I1]



(88) NO PRESCRIPTION INHALERS

[SKIP TO PILLS (8.12)]



(77) DON’T KNOW

[SKIP TO PILLS (8.12)]



(99) REFUSED

[SKIP TO PILLS (8.12)]



Q8.7

ENTER OTHER MEDICATION FROM INH_MEDS (8.9) IN TEXT FIELD.

IF MORE THAN ONE MEDICATION IS GIVEN, ENTER ALL MEDICATIONS ON ONE LINE. 100 alphanumeric character limit


OTH_I1


(66) OTHER

[Please Specify, 100 character limit] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _






Table 8.1 Inhaler medication listing table



A: INH_B2AS

B: INH_AC

C: INH_AC+INH_B2AS

D: INH_CS

E: INH_B2AL

F: INH_CS+INH_B2AL

G: INH_AI

H: INH_LAMA

I: INH_B2AL + INH_LAMA

J: INH_CS + INH_B2AL+ INH_LAMA

Note: INH_CS: inhaled corticosteroid.

INH_B2AS: Inhaled Beta 2 Agonist short acting.

INH_B2AL: Inhaled Beta 2 Agonist log acting.

INH_AI: inhaled anti-inflammatory.

INH_AC: Inhaled Anticholinergic.

INH_ LAMA: Long-Acting Muscarinic Antagonist.








Number code

Combined Code

Medication

Pronunciation

Category

Medication Class 

1

01F

Advair (+ A. Diskus)

ăd-vâr (or add-vair)

F

INH_CS +B2AL

2

02D

Aerobid

â-'bĭd (or air-row-bid)

D

INH_CS

3

03A

Albuterol ( + A. sulfate or salbutamol)

ăl'-bu'ter-ōl (or al-BYOO-ter-ole) săl-byū'tə-môl'

A

INH_B2AS

4

04A

Alupent

al-u-pent

A

INH_B2AS

43

43D

Alvesco (+ Ciclesonide)

al-ves-co

D

INH_CS

49

49D

Anoro Ellipta (Umeclidinium and vilanterol)

a-nor' oh e-LIP-ta

D

INH_LAMA + INH_B2AL

40

40D

Asmanex (twisthaler)

as-muh-neks twist-hey-ler

D

INH_CS

5

05B

Atrovent

At-ro-vent

B

INH_AC

6

06D

Azmacort

az-ma-cort

D

INH_CS

7

07D

Beclomethasone dipropionate

bek"lo-meth'ah-son dī' pro’pe-o-nāt (or be-kloe-meth-a-sone)

D

INH_CS

8

08D

Beclovent

be' klo-vent" (or be-klo-vent)

D

INH_CS

9

09A

Bitolterol

bi-tōl'ter-ōl (or bye-tole-ter-ole)

A

INH_B2AS

45

45F

Breo Ellipta (Fluticasone and vilanterol)

BRE-oh e-LIP-ta

F

INH_CS+INH_B2AL

11

11D

Budesonide

byoo-des-oh-nide

D

INH_CS

12

12C

Combivent

com-bi-vent 

C

INH_AC+INH_B2AS

13

13G

Cromolyn

kro'mŏ-lin (or KROE-moe-lin)

G

INH_AI

44

44F

Dulera

do-lair-a

F

INH_CS+

14

14D

Flovent

flow-vent

D

INH_CS

15

15D

Flovent Rotadisk

flow-vent row-ta-disk

D

INH_CS

16

16D

Flunisolide

floo-nis'o-līd (or floo-NISS-oh-lide)

D

INH_CS

17

17D

Fluticasone

flue-TICK-uh-zone

D

INH_CS

34

34E

Foradil

FOUR-a-dil

E

INH_B2AL

35

35E

Formoterol

for moh' te rol

E

INH_B2AL

48

48H

Incruse Ellipta (Umeclidium inhaler powder)

IN-cruise e-LIP-ta

H

INH_LAMA

19

19B

Ipratropium Bromide

ĭp-rah-tro'pe-um bro'mīd (or ip-ra-TROE-pee-um)

B

INH_AC

37

37A

Levalbuterol tartrate

lev-al-BYOU-ter-ohl

A

INH_B2AS

20

20A

Maxair

măk-sâr

A

INH_B2AS

21

21A

Metaproteronol

met"ah-pro-ter'ĕ-nōl (or met-a-proe-TER-e-nole)

A

INH_B2AS

39

39D

Mometasone furoate

moe-MET-a-sone

D

INH_CS

22

22G

Nedocromil

ne-DOK-roe-mil

G

INH_AI

23

23A

Pirbuterol

pēr-bu'ter-ōl (or peer-BYOO-ter-ole)

A

INH_B2AS

41

41A

Pro-Air HFA

proh-air HFA

A

INH_B2AS

24

24A

Proventil

pro"ven-til' (or pro-vent-il)

A

INH_B2AS

25

25D

Pulmicort Flexhaler

pul-ma-cort flex-hail-er

D

INH_CS

36

36D

QVAR

q -vâr (or q-vair)

D

INH_CS

3

03A

Salbutamol (or Albuterol)

săl-byū'tə-môl'

A

INH_B2AS

26

26E

Salmeterol

sal-ME-te-role

E

INH_B2AL

27

27E

Serevent

Sair-a-vent

E

INH_B2AL

46

46H

Spiriva HandiHaler or Respimat (Tiotropium bromide)

speh REE vah - RES peh mat

H

INH_LAMA

51

51I

Stiolto Respimat (tiotropium bromide & olodaterol)

sti-OL-to– RES peh mat

I

INH_LAMA + INH_B2AL

42

42F

Symbicort

sim-buh-kohrt

F

INH_CS+ INH_B2AL

28

28A

Terbutaline (+ T. sulfate)

ter-bu'tah-lēn (or ter-BYOO-ta-leen)

A

INH_B2AS

30

30A

Tornalate

tor-na-late

A

INH_B2AS

50

50J

Trelegy Ellipta ((fluticasone furoate, umeclidinium & vilanterol)

TREL-e-gee e-LIP-ta

J

INH_CS +INH_LAMA+INH_B2AL

31

31D

Triamcinolone acetonide

tri"am-sin'o-lōn as"ĕ-tō-nīd' (or trye-am-SIN-oh-lone)

D

INH_CS

47

47H

Tudorza Pressair

TU-door-za PRESS-air

H

INH_LAMA

32

32D

Vanceril

van-sir-il

D

INH_CS

33

33A

Ventolin

vent-o-lin

A

INH_B2AS

38

38A

Xopenex HFA

ZOH-pen-ecks

A

INH_B2AS

66

66

Other, Please Specify

[SKIP TO OTH_I1], 100 alphanumeric character limit

 

 





CATI Notes:


CATI: Medication reported could be grouped into 10 categories [A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J], for each category [A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J], asking one set of questions of Q8.08 to Q8.11; if respondents have more than one groups INHALERS category used, circle back to ask Q8.08 to Q8.11; if the respondent have more than one medicine belonged to one category, only ask one set of Q8.08 to Q8.11:


Notes: 1. take [MEDICINE FROM INH_MEDS (8.6)], If more than 1 medicine belong to one category, mentioned all medicines in following questions; Code Categories A as ILP04_A; B as ILP04_B……; ILP05, ILP06, ILP08 follow the same rules


Q8.8

In the past 3 months, did {child’s name} take [MEDICINE FROM INH_MEDS (8.6) serious] when {he/she} had an asthma episode or attack?


ILP04


ILP04_A

ILP04_B

ILP04_C

ILP04_D

ILP04_E


ILP04_F

ILP04_G

ILP04_H

ILP04_I

ILP04_J



(1) YES

(2) NO

(3) NO ATTACK IN PAST 3 MONTHS


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED

Circle from A to J to ask Q8.8 to Q8.11


For Category A, Variable name is ILP04_A et. al.

A: INH_B2AS

B: INH_AC

C: INH_AC+INH_B2AS

D: INH_CS

E: INH_B2AL

F: INH_CS+INH_B2AL

G: INH_AI

H: INH_LAMA

I: INH_B2AL +INH_LAMA

J: INH_CS +INH_B2AL+ INH_LAMA


66 other meds

Q8.9

In the past 3 months, did {he/she} take [MEDICINE FROM INH_MEDS (8.6) SERIES] before exercising?


ILP05


ILP05_A

ILP05_B

ILP05_C

ILP05_D

ILP05_E


ILP05_F

ILP05_G

ILP05_H

ILP05_I

ILP05_J



(1) YES

(2) NO

(3) DIDN’T EXERCISE IN PAST 3 MONTHS


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



A: INH_B2AS

B: INH_AC

C: INH_AC+INH_B2AS

D: INH_CS

E: INH_B2AL

F: INH_CS+INH_B2AL

G: INH_AI

H: INH_LAMA

I: INH_B2AL +INH_LAMA

J: INH_CS +INH_B2AL+ INH_LAMA

K: INH_CS + INH_LAMA


66 other meds

Q8.10

In the past 3 months, did {he/she} take [MEDICINE FROM INH_MEDS (8.6) SERIES on a regular schedule as prescribed?


ILP06


ILP06_A

ILP06_B

ILP06_C

ILP06_D

ILP06_E


ILP06_F

ILP06_G

ILP06_H

ILP06_I

ILP06_J



(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED


A: INH_B2AS

B: INH_AC

C: INH_AC+INH_B2AS

D: INH_CS

E: INH_B2AL

F: INH_CS+INH_B2AL

G: INH_AI

H: INH_LAMA

I: INH_B2AL +INH_LAMA

J: INH_CS +INH_B2AL+ INH_LAMA


66 other meds,

Q8.11


How many times per day or per week did {he/she} use [MEDICINE FROM INH_MEDS (8.6) SERIES]?


ILP08


ILP08_A

ILP08_B

ILP08_C

ILP08_D

ILP08_E

ILP08_F

ILP08_G

ILP08_H

ILP08_I

ILP08_J



3 _ _ Times per DAY


[RANGE CHECK: (>10)]


4 _ _ Times per WEEK

[RANGE CHECK: (>75)]


5 5 5 Never



[RANGE CHECK: 301-310, 401-475, 555, 666, 777, 999]



6 6 6 LESS OFTEN THAN ONCE A WEEK

7 7 7 Don’t know / Not sure

9 9 9 Refused


Question Number

Question text

Variable names

Responses

(DO NOT READ UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED)

SKIP INFO/ CATI Note

Interviewer Note (s)

Q8.12

Pill

In the past 3 months, have {child’s name} taken any PRESCRIPTION medicine in pill form for your asthma?

PILLS


(1) YES



(2) NO

[SKIP TO SYRUP (8.15)]


(7) DON’T KNOW

[SKIP TO SYRUP (8.15)]


(9) REFUSED

[SKIP TO SYRUP (8.15)]



CATI Notes:

For the following pills the respondent can chose up to 5 medications; however, each medication can only be used once


[INTERVIEWER: IF NECESSARY, ASK THE RESPONDENT TO SPELL THE NAME OF THE MEDICATION.]

There are 49 kinds of medicine in the list, they could be grouped into following 4 groups

A: PILL_CS

B: PILL_B2A

C: PILL_LM

D: PILL_METH

[IF RESPONDENT SELECTS ANY ANSWER FROM 01-49, group into A, B, C, D categories, for each group of A/B/C/D, asking one time of PILL01


Note: PILL_CS: Pill Corticosteroid

PILL _LM: pill Leukotriene modifiers (LTRA) or Leukotriene receptor antagonists

PILL_B2A: pill beta 2 agonist

PILL_METH: pill methylxanthines



Note: The top 10 items (in bold below) should be highlighted in the CATI system if possible so they can be found more easily.

Q8.13

What PRESCRIPTION asthma medications does {child’s name} take in pill form?

[MARK ALL THAT APPLY. PROBE: Any other PRESCRIPTION asthma pills?]


PILLS_MD

_ _ _ ; _ _ _ ; _ _ _ ; _ _ _ ; _ _ _ ;



(66) Other

[Please Specify, 100 character limit]

[SKIP TO OTH_P1]


(88) NO PILLS

[SKIP TO SYRUP (8.15)]


(77) DON’T KNOW

[SKIP TO SYRUP (8.15)]


(99) REFUSED

[SKIP TO SYRUP (8.15)]



CATI NOTES

Interview notes

Q8.13a


ENTER OTHER MEDICATION IN TEXT FIELD. IF MORE THAN ONE MEDICATION IS GIVEN, ENTER ALL MEDICATIONS ON ONE LINE. 100 ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTER LIMIT FOR 66


OTH_P1


_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _















CATI NOTES

CATI programmers note that the text for 66 (other) should be checked to make sure one of the medication names above was not entered. If the medication entered is on the list above, then an error message should be shown.

Interview notes

[REPEAT QUESTION PILL01 AS NECESSARY FOR EACH PILL 01-49 REPORTED IN PILLS_MD for, BUT NOT FOR 66 (OTHER).]



Tale 8.2 Pills medication list table



Number code

Combined Code

Medication

Pronunciation

Category

Medication Class

1

01C

Accolate

ac-o-late 

C

PILL _LM  

2

02D

Aerolate

air-o-late

D

PILL_METH

3

03B

Albuterol

ăl'-bu'ter-ōl (or al-BYOO-ter-all)

B

PILL_B2A

4

04B

Alupent

al-u-pent

B

PILL_B2A

49

49B

Brethine

breth-een

B

PILL_B2A

5

05D

Choledyl (oxtriphylline)

ko-led-il

D

PILL_METH

7

07A

Deltasone

del-ta-sone

A

PILLS_CS

8

08D

Elixophyllin

e-licks-o-fil-in

D

PILL_METH

11

11A

Medrol

Med-rol

A

PILLS_CS

12

12B

Metaprel

Met-a-prell

B

PILL_B2A

13

13B

Metaproteronol

met"ah-pro-ter'ĕ-nōl (or met-a-proe-TER-e-nole)

B

PILL_B2A

14

14A

Methylpredinisolone

meth-ill-pred-niss-oh-lone (or meth-il-pred-NIS-oh-lone)

A

PILLS_CS

15

15C

Montelukast

mont-e-lu-cast 

C

PILL _LM

17

17A

Pediapred

Pee-dee-a-pred

A

PILLS_CS

18

18A

Prednisolone

pred-NISS-oh-lone

A

PILLS_CS

19

19A

Prednisone

PRED-ni-sone

A

PILLS_CS

21

21B

Proventil

pro-ven-til

B

PILL_B2A

23

23D

Respid

res-pid

D

PILL_METH

24

24C

Singulair

sing-u-lair 

C

PILL _LM

26

26D

Slo-bid

slow-bid

D

PILL_METH

25

25D

Slo-phyllin

slow- fil-in

D

PILL_METH

48

48B

Terbutaline (+ T. sulfate)

ter byoo' ta leen

B

PILL_B2A

28

28D

Theo-24

thee-o-24

D

PILL_METH

30

30D

Theochron

thee -o-kron

D

PILL_METH

31

31D

Theoclear

thee-o-clear

D

PILL_METH

32

32D

Theodur

thee-o-dur

D

PILL_METH

33

33D

Theo-Dur

thee-o-dur

D

PILL_METH

35

35D

Theophylline

thee-OFF-i-lin

D

PILL_METH

37

37D

Theospan

thee-o-span

D

PILL_METH

40

40D

T-Phyl

t-fil

D

PILL_METH

42

42D

Uniphyl

u-ni-fil

D

PILL_METH

43

43B

Ventolin

vent-o-lin

B

PILL_B2A

44

44B

Volmax

vole-max

B

PILL_B2A

45

45C

Zafirlukast

za-FIR-loo-kast

C

PILL _LM

46

46C

Zileuton

zye-loo-ton

C

PILL _LM

47

47C

Zyflo Filmtab

zye-flow film tab 

C

PILL _LM

66

 

Other, Please Specify:

[SKIP TO OTH_P1]

 

 





CATI notes

For medicines from [MEDICATION LISTED IN PILLS_MD], grouped into [A, B, C, D] categories, for each category, loop back to ask QUESTION PILL01]

Q8.14

In the past 3 months, did {child’s name}? take [MEDICATION LISTED IN PILLS_MD (Q8.13) series ] on a regular schedule as prescribed?


PILL_01


PILL01_A

PILL01_B

PILL01_C

PILL01_D

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED

Circle from A to D to ask Q8.14


For Category A, Variable name is PILL01_A et al.




Question Number

Question text

Variable names

Responses

(DO NOT READ UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED)

SKIP INFO/ CATI Note

Interviewer Note (s)

Q8.15

In the past 3 months, has {he/she} taken prescription medicine in syrup form?

SYRUP


(1) YES


(2) NO

[SKIP TO NEB_SCR (8.17)]

(7) DON’T KNOW

[SKIP TO NEB_SCR (8.17)]

(9) REFUSED

[SKIP TO NEB_SCR (8.17)]


Syrup

For the following syrups the respondent can choose up to 4 medications; however, each medication can only be used once (in the past, errors such as 020202 were submitted in the data file).


There are 10 kinds of medicine in the list, they could be grouped into following 3 groups

A: SYRUP_B2AS

B: SYRUP_CS

C: SYRP_METH


Note: SYRUP_CS: syrup Corticosteroid

SYRUP_B2AS: syrup short acting beta 2 agonist

SYRP_METH: syrup methylxanthines.


[INTERVIEWER: IF NECESSARY, ASK THE RESPONDENT TO SPELL THE NAME OF THE MEDICATION.]


Q8.16

What PRESCRIPTION asthma medications has {child’s name} taken as a syrup?


[MARK ALL THAT APPLY. PROBE: Any other PRESCRIPTION syrup medications for asthma?]


SYRUP_ID


_ _ _; _ _ _; _ _ _; _ _ _;






(66) Other

[Please Specify, 100 character limit]

[SKIP TO OTH_S1]

(88) NO SYRUPS

[SKIP TO NEB_SCR (8.17)]

(77) DON’T KNOW



[SKIP TO NEB_SCR (8.17)]

(99) REFUSED

[SKIP TO NEB_SCR (8.17)]

CATI Notes

CATI programmers note that the text for 66 (other) should be checked to make sure one of the medication names above was not entered. If the medication entered is on the list above, then an error message should be shown.



Q8.16a

ENTER OTHER MEDICATION. IF MORE THAN ONE MEDICATION IS GIVEN, ENTER ALL MEDICATIONS ON ONE LINE. [100 ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTER LIMIT FOR 66]

OTH_S1


______________








Table 8.3. Syrup medication list table

 

Combined Code

Medication

Pronunciation

Category

Medication class

1

01C

Aerolate

air-o-late

C

SYRP_METH

2

02A

Albuterol

ăl'-bu'ter-ōl (or al-BYOO-ter-ole)

A

SYRUP_B2AS

3

03A

Alupent

al-u-pent

A

SYRUP_B2AS

4

04A

Metaproteronol

met"ah-pro-ter'ĕ-nōl (or met-a-proe-TER-e-nole)

A

SYRUP_B2AS

5

05B

Prednisolone

pred-NISS-oh-lone

B

SYRUP_CS

6

06B

Prelone

pre-loan

B

SYRUP_CS

7

07A

Proventil

Pro-ven-til

A

SYRUP_B2AS

8

08C

Slo-Phyllin

slow-fil-in

C

SYRP_METH

9

09C

Theophyllin

thee-OFF-i-lin

C

SYRP_METH

10

10A

Ventolin

vent-o-lin

A

SYRUP_B2AS

66


Other, Please Specify:

[SKIP TO OTH_S1]



Note: SYRUP_CS: syrup Corticosteroid; SYRUP_B2AS: syrup short acting beta 2 agonist; SYRP_METH: syrup methylxanthines.



Question Number

Question text

Variable names

Responses

(DO NOT READ UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED)

SKIP INFO/ CATI Note

Interviewer Note (s)

Q8.17

Text: A nebulizer is a machine that turns liquid medication into a mist that {child’s name} inhale into the lungs over a few minutes.


In the past 3 months, were any of {child’s name}’s PRESCRIPTION asthma medicines used with a nebulizer?


NEB_SCR


(1) YES


Read if necessary: a


nebulizer is a machine that turns liquid medication into a mist that {child’s name} inhale into the lungs over a few minutes.

(2) NO

[SKIP TO Section 9]

(7) DON’T KNOW

[SKIP TO Section 9]

(9) REFUSED

[SKIP TO Section 9]

Q8.18

I am going to read a list of places where your child might have used a nebulizer. Please answer yes if your child has used a nebulizer in the place I mention, otherwise answer no.


In the past 3 months did {child’s name}? use a nebulizer …

NEB_PLC



RESPONSES


(8.18a) AT HOME

(1) YES (2) NO (7) DK (9) REF

(8.18b) AT A DOCTOR’S OFFICE

(1) YES (2) NO (7) DK (9) REF

(8.18c) IN AN EMERGENCY ROOM

(1) YES (2) NO (7) DK (9) REF

(8.18d) AT WORK OR AT SCHOOL

(1) YES (2) NO (7) DK (9) REF

(8.18e) AT ANY OTHER PLACE

(1) YES (2) NO (7) DK (9) REF

Nebulizer

For the following nebulizers, the respondent can choose up to 5 medications; however, each medication can only be used once (in the past, errors such as 0101 were submitted in the data file).

There are 19 kinds of medicine in the list, they could be grouped into following 7 groups. (Notes: No F groups, keep consistency with INHALER category)


A: NEB_B2AS

B: NEB_AC

C: NEB_AC+NEB_B2AS

D: NEB_CS

E: NEB_B2AL

G: NEB_AI

H: NEB_LAMA

Note: NEB_CS: Nebulizer corticosteroid

NEB_B2AS: Nebulizer Beta 2 Agonist short acting;

NEB_B2AL: Nebulizer Beta 2 Agonist log acting;

NEB_AI: Nebulizer anti-inflammatory;

NEB_AC: Nebulizer Anticholinergic;

NEB_LAMA: Long-Acting Muscarinic Antagonist.


[INTERVIEWER: IF NECESSARY, ASK THE RESPONDENT TO SPELL THE NAME OF THE MEDICATION.]


Q8.19

In the past 3 months, what prescription ASTHMA medications has {he/she} taken using a nebulizer?

[MARK ALL THAT APPLY. PROBE: Has your child taken any other prescription

ASTHMA medications with a nebulizer in the past 3 months?]


NEB_ID


_ _ _ _ _ _

_ _ _ _




(66) Other

[Please Specify, 100 character limit]

[SKIP TO OTH_N1]


(77) DON’T KNOW



[SKIP TO Section 9]


(99) REFUSED

[SKIP TO Section 9]

(99) REFUSED

[SKIP TO Section 9]

(99) REFUSED



[SKIP TO Section 9]

CATI Notes

CATI programmers note that the text for 66 (other) should be checked to make sure one of the medication names above was not entered. If the medication entered is on the list above, then an error message should be shown.

Interview Notes

LOOP BACK TO Q.21 (NEB01) AS NECESSARY TO ADMINISTER QUESTIONS Q.23(NEB03) FOR EACH CATEGORY OF [A,B,C,D,E,G,H] REPORTED IN NEB_ID, BUT NOT FOR 66 (OTHER)],


Q8.20

ENTER OTHER MEDICATION. IF MORE THAN ONE MEDICATION IS GIVEN, ENTER ALL MEDICATIONS ON ONE LINE. [100 ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTER LIMIT FOR 66]


OTH_N1








Table 8.4. Nebulizer medication list table

 

Combined code

Medication

Pronunciation

Category

Medication class

1

01A

Albuterol

ăl'-bu'ter-ōl (or al-BYOO-ter-ole)

A

NEB_B2AS

2

02A

Alupent

al-u-pent

A

NEB_B2AS

3

03B

Atrovent

At-ro-vent

B

NEB_AC

4

04A

Bitolterol

bi-tōl'ter-ōl (or bye-tole-ter-ole)

A

NEB_B2AS

19

19H

Brovana

brō vă nah

H

NEB_LAMA

5

05D

Budesonide

byoo-des-oh-nide

D

NEB_CS

17

17C

Combivent Inhalation solution

com-bi-vent 

C

NEB_AC+NEB_B2AS

6

06G

Cromolyn

kro'mŏ-lin (or KROE-moe-lin)

G

NEB_AI

7

07C

DuoNeb

DUE-ow-neb

C

NEB_AC+NEB_B2AS

8

08G

Intal

in-tel

G

INH_AI

9

09B

Ipratroprium bromide

ĭp-rah-tro'pe-um bro'mīd (or ip-ra-TROE-pee-um)

B

NEB_AC

10

10A

Levalbuterol

lev al byoo' ter ol

A

NEB_B2AS

11

11A

Metaproteronol

met"ah-pro-ter'ĕ-nōl (or met-a-proe-TER-e-nole)

A

NEB_B2AS

18

18E

Perforomist (Formoterol)

per-form-ist

E

NEB_B2AL

12

12A

Proventil

Pro-ven-til

A

NEB_B2AS

13

13D

Pulmicort

pul-ma-cort

D

NEB_CS

14

14A

Tornalate

tor-na-late

A

NEB_B2AS

15

15A

Ventolin

vent-o-lin

A

NEB_B2AS

16

16A

Xopenex

ZOH-pen-ecks

A

NEB_B2AS

66


Other, Please Specify:

[SKIP TO OTH_N1]





CATI notes

[For medicines from [MEDICATION LISTED IN NEB_ID], Group into [A,B,C,D,E,G,H] ask questions NEB01 to NEB02]


Q8.21

In the past 3 months, did {child’s name} take [MEDICINE FROM NEB_ID SERIES], when {he/she} had an asthma episode or attack?


NEB01


NEB01_A

NEB01_B

NEB01_C

NEB01_D

NEB01_E

NEB01_G

NEB01_H

Q8.28


(1) YES

(2) NO

(3) NO ATTACK IN PAST 3 MONTHS

(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED

Circle from A to H to ask Q8.21 to Q8.23


For Category A, Variable name is NEB01_A et al.


Q8.22

In the past 3 months, did he/she take [MEDICINE FROM NEB_ID SERIES], on a regular schedule as prescribed?


NEB02

NEB02_A

NEB02_B

NEB02_C

NEB02_D

NEB02_E

NEB02_G

NEB02_H

Q8.29

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



Q8.23

How many times per day or per week does he/she use [MEDICINE FROM NEB_ID SERIES]?

NEB03

NEB03_A

NEB03_B

NEB03_C

NEB03_D

NEB03_E

NEB03_G

NEB03_H


Q8.30

3__ __ DAYS

4__ __ WEEKS


(555) NEVER


(666) LESS OFTEN THAN ONCE A WEEK


(777) DON’T KNOW / NOT SURE


(999) REFUSED













Section 9. Cost of Care



Question Number

Question text

Variable names

Responses

(DO NOT READ UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED)

SKIP INFO/ CATI Note

Interviewer Note (s)

Q9.1

Was there a time in the past 12 months when {child’s name} needed to see his/her primary care doctor for asthma but could not because of the cost?


ASMDCOST

(1) YES

(2) NO

(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



Q9.2

Was there a time in the past 12 months when you were referred to a specialist for {his/her} asthma care but could not go because of the cost?


ASSPCOST

(1) YES

(2) NO

(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



Q9.3

Was there a time in the past 12 months when {he/she} needed medication for {his/her} asthma but you could not buy it because of the cost?


ASRXCOST

(1) YES

(2) NO

(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED







Section 10. School/Daycare Related Asthma

Question Number

Question text

Variable names

Responses

(DO NOT READ UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED)

SKIP INFO/ CATI Note

Interviewer Note (s)

Section 10. School/Daycare Related Asthma Q10.1

Next, we are interested in things that might affect {child’s name} asthma when {he/she} is not at home.


Does {child’s name} currently go to school or pre-school or day care outside the home?


SCH_STAT

(1) YES

[SKIP TO SCHGRADE (10.3)]


(2) NO

[SKIP TO NO SCHL (Q10.2)]

(7) DON’T KNOW

[SKIP TO SCHGRADE (Q10.3)]

(9) REFUSED

[SKIP TO SCHGRADE (Q10.3)]

Q10.2

What is the main reason {he/she} is not now in school or day care?

READ RESPONSE CATEGORIES


NO_SCHL

(1) NOT OLD ENOUGH

[SKIP TO Section 11]


(2) HOME SCHOOLED

Continuous

(3) UNABLE TO ATTEND FOR HEALTH REASONS

Continuous

(4) ON VACATION OR BREAK

Continuous

(5) OTHER

Continuous

(7) DON'T KNOW

Continuous

(9) REFUSED


Continuous

Q10.3

What grade was {he/she} in the last time {he/she} was in school or daycare?

SCHGRADE

__ __ ENTER GRADE 1 TO 12

(88) PRE SCHOOL

(66) KINDERGARTEN

(55) DAYCARE

(77) DON’T KNOW

(99) REFUSED

Ask if [IF SCH_STAT = 1,7,9]

If SCHGRADE= 55 daycare, SKIP to Q10.5, other continuous



What grade is {he/she} in?

Q10.4

During the past 12 months, about how many days of school did {he/she} miss because of {his/her} asthma?


MISS_SCHL

__ __ __ENTER NUMBER DAYS


(888) ZERO


(777) DON’T KNOW

(999) REFUSED

Ask if [IF SCHGRADE (Q10.3) = 1-12, 66, 88, pre school, Kindergarten, grade 1-12]


[3 NUMERIC-CHARACTER-FIELD, RANGE CHECK: (001-365, 777, 888, 999)] [Verify any entry >50]

[CATI CHECK: IF RESPONSE = 77, 88, 99 VERIFY THAT 777, 888 AND 999 WERE NOT THE INTENT]



Q10.5

Does the school {he/she} goes to allow children with asthma to carry their medication with them while at school or daycare?


SCH_MED

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



Q10.6

Earlier I explained that an asthma action plan contains instructions about how to care for the child’s asthma.


Does {child’s name} have a written asthma action plan or asthma management plan on file at school or daycare?


SCH_APL

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



Q10.7

Are there any pets such as dogs, cats, hamsters, birds or other feathered or furry pets in {his/her} classroom?


SCH_ANML


(1) YES

(2) NO

(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



Q10.8

Are you aware of any mold problems in {child’s name} school or Daycare?


SCH_MOLD

(1) YES

(2) NO

(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED







11. Additional Child Demographics

Question Number

Question text

Variable names

Responses

(DO NOT READ UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED)

SKIP INFO/ CATI Note

Interviewer Note (s)

Q11.1.

How much did {he/she} weigh at birth (in pounds)?

BIRTHW1

Q11.3

_ _ _ _ _ _ Weight (pounds/kilograms)


7 7 7 7 7 7 Don’t know / Not sure


9 9 9 9 9 9 Refused




Q11.2

At birth, did {child’s name} weigh less than 5 ½ pounds?

BIRTHRF

Q11.4

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



[INTERVIEWER NOTE: 5 ½ pounds = 2500 GRAMS]





New Section 12. Family History of Asthma and Allergy

Question Number

Question text

Variable names

Responses

(DO NOT READ UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED)

SKIP INFO/ CATI Note

Interviewer Note (s)

Q12.1

Including living and deceased, were any of {child’s name} close biological that is, blood relatives including father, mother, sisters, brothers, or children ever told by a health professional that they had asthma?



RELATE_ASTH

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED




The next set of questions are about different types of allergies.

Q12.2

Does {child’s name} get symptoms such as sneezing, runny nose, or itchy or watery eyes due to hay fever, seasonal or year-round allergies? ?

CURRESP

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED


Read if necessary: Hay fever, seasonal or year-round allergies may also be known as environmental allergies, allergic rhinitis or allergic conjunctivitis.

Q12.3

Has {child’s name} ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that {child’s name} had hay fever, seasonal or year-round allergies?

DXRESP

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



Q12.4

Question Text: The next question is about food allergies. People with food allergies have reactions such as hives, vomiting, trouble breathing, or throat tightening that occur within two hours of eating a specific food.


Do {child’s name} have an allergy to one or more foods?

CURFOOD

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED


Read if necessary: Food allergies are different from food intolerances, such as lactose and gluten intolerance, and other digestive disorders, including irritable bowel syndrome.

Q12.5

Has {child’s name} ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that {child’s name} had an allergy to one or more foods?

DXFOOD

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED



Q12.6

The next question is about an allergic skin condition.


Does {child’s name} get an itchy rash due to eczema or atopic dermatitis?

CURSKIN

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED


Read if necessary: The rash can be dry, scaly, bumpy, or crusty and lasts for several days or longer without treatment. Eczema is different from hives which come and go in a few hours.

Q11.7

Has {child’s name} ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that {child’s name} had eczema or atopic dermatitis?

DXSKIN

(1) YES

(2) NO


(7) DON’T KNOW

(9) REFUSED











CWEND

Those are all the questions I have. I’d like to thank you on behalf of the {STATE NAME} Health Department and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for the time and effort you’ve spent answering these questions. If you have any questions about this survey, you may call my supervisor toll-free at 1 – xxx-xxx-xxxx. If you have questions about your rights as a survey participant, you may call the chairman of the Institutional Review Board at 1 800 xxx-xxxx. Thanks again.









Appendix A:

Language for Identifying Most Knowledgeable Person during the BRFSS interview


Consent scripts for use during BRFSS Childhood asthma prevalence module when the most knowledgeable adult is identified during the BRFSS interview.


BRFSS Childhood asthma module:

If BRFSS respondent indicates that the randomly selected child has ever had asthma (CASTHDX2 = 1 “yes”) and the BRFSS adult never had asthma then arrange for a call-back interview. If both the BRFSS adult and the randomly selected child both have asthma the child is randomly selected for the call-back at least 75% of the time.


Only respondents who are the parent/guardian of the selected child with asthma are eligible for the child asthma call-back interview. This is required because the parent/guardian must give permission to collect information about the child even if the information is being given by someone else. [ BRFSS Random Child Selection Question: How are you related to the child? (RCSRELN2) = 1, 3]


READ: We would like to call again within the next 2 weeks to talk in more detail about your child’s experiences with asthma. The information will be used to help develop and improve the asthma programs in {state name}. The information you gave us today and any you give us in the future will be kept confidential. If you agree to this, we will keep your first name or initials and phone number on file, separate from the answers collected today. Even if you agree now, you or others may refuse to participate in the future.


Question Number

Question text

Variable names

Responses

(DO NOT READ UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED)

SKIP INFO/ CATI Note

Interviewer Note (s)

Q01

Would it be all right if we call back at a later time to ask additional questions about your child’s asthma?

ADULTPERM

(1) Yes



(2) No

(GO TO BRFSS closing or next module)

(7) Don’t know/Not Sure

(GO TO BRFSS closing or next module)

(9) Refused

(GO TO BRFSS closing or next module)


Q02

Can I please have your child's first name, initials or nickname so we can ask about the right child when we call back? This is the {#} year old child which is the {FIRST CHILD, SECOND, etc.} CHILD.


CHILDNNAME

Enter child’s first name, initials or nickname: ____________

[CATI: If more than one child, show child age {#} and which child was selected (FIRST, SECOND, etc.) from child selection module]


Q03

Can I please have your first name, initials or nickname so we know who to refer to when we call back?


ADULTNAME

Enter respondent’s first name, initials or nickname: ____________



Q04

Are you the parent or guardian in the household who knows the most about {child’s name}’s asthma?


MOSTKNOW

(1) Yes

[CATI SET MKPNAME = ADULTNAME 03]


(2) No

[GO TO ALTNAME 06]

(7) Don’t know/Not Sure

[GO TO ALTNAME 06]

(9) Refused

[GO TO ALTNAME 06]

Q05

What is a good time to call you back? For example, evenings, days, weekends?


Phone number: What is the best number to call you back?


CBTIME

Enter day/time: _________________








Enter phone number: _________

Interviewer Notes:

READ: The information you gave us today and will give us when we call back will be kept confidential. We will keep identifying information like your child’s name and your name and phone number on file, separate from the answers collected today. Even though you agreed today, you may refuse to participate in the future.


[If state requires active linking consent continue, if not, go to BRFSS closing or next module]

Linking consent

READ: Some of the information that you shared with us today could be useful when combined with the information we will ask for during your child’s asthma interview. If the information from the two interviews is combined, identifying information such as your phone number, your name, and your child’s name will not be included.


PERMISS: May we combine your answers from today with your answers from the interview about your child’s asthma that will be done in the next two weeks?


(1) Yes [GO TO BRFSS closing or next module]

(2) No [GO TO BRFSS closing or next module]


(7) Don’t Know [GO TO BRFSS closing or next module]

(9) Refused [GO TO BRFSS closing or next module]


If MOSTKNOW (04) = 2 (NO), 7 (Don’t know/Not Sure), 9 Refused, ask ALTNAME 06.

Q06

READ: If you are not the person in the household who knows the most about {child’s name}’s asthma, could you identify the person who knows the most about {child’s name}’s asthma and provide permission to speak with that person and for that person to speak on behalf of the child?


May I please have the first name, initials or nickname of the person who knows the most about {child’s name}’s asthma so we will know who to ask for when we call back?


ALTNAME

Alternate’s __________;

[CATI SET MKPNAME = ALTNAME]


Q07

Is there a different phone number we should use to contact {ALTNAME}?


ALTPHONE

Alternate’s Phone number: ________;



Q08

When would be a good time to call back and speak with {ALTNAME}? For example, evenings, days, weekends?


ALTCBTIME

Enter day/time: ___________



Interview Notes

READ: The information you gave us today and that {ALTNAME} will give us when we call back will be kept confidential. We will keep their name and phone number, and your child’s name on file, separate from the answers collected today. Even though you agreed today, {ALTNAME} may refuse to participate in the future.

[If state requires linking consent, continue; if not, go to BRFSS closing or next module]

Linking Consent

READ: Some of the information that you shared with us today could be useful when combined with the information we will ask for during your child’s asthma interview. If the information from the two interviews is combined, identifying information such as your phone number, your name, and your child’s name will not be included.


PERMISS: May we combine your answers from today with the answers {ALTNAME} gives us during the interview about your child’s asthma?


(1) Yes [GO TO BRFSS closing or next module]

(2) No [GO TO BRFSS closing or next module]


(7) Don’t Know [GO TO BRFSS closing or next module]

(9) Refused [GO TO BRFSS closing or next module]


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