DIALRNNP
Respondent learned to treat their diabetes from an appointment with a nurse
Description
For all persons given the Diabetes Care Survey (DCS) and have been told they have diabetes, DIALRNNP indicates whether the respondent has met with a nurse in the last six months to learn how to take care of their diabetes.
DIALRNNP is one of a set of variables comprising the DCS, a supplemental, self-administered pencil-and-paper survey about how respondents treat their diabetes. For related variables and more information, please see DIACONF.
Codes and Frequencies
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Universe
- 2005-2007: All persons ages 18+ who reported a diabetes diagnosis in the priority conditions section of the MEPS survey (DIABETICEV), and were given the Diabetes Care Survey (DCS), and reported in the DCS that they had been told by a doctor or other health professional they have diabetes or sugar diabetes (DCSDIABDX).
Availability
- 2005-2007
Weights
- 2005-2007 : DIABWEIGHT
Flags
This variable has no flags.
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