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Type
Report
Language
nl
Date
1999-02-01
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Title
Baseline gegevensverzameling in de Natuurlijke Beloop studie van het PIAMA-onderzoek
Translated Title
Baseline data collection in the Natural History study of the PIAMA project
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Abstract
De "baseline" gegevensverzameling voor de Natuurlijk Beloop studie van het PIAMA (Preventie en Incidentie van Astma en Mijt Allergie) onderzoek wordt beschreven, een geboorte cohort-onderzoek naar de incidentie van en risicofactoren voor astma en luchtwegallergie. De werving van deelnemers voor de Natuurlijk Beloop studie was voltooid in september 1997 toen 3.291 aanstaande moeders zich bereid hadden verklaard mee te doen. Van deze aanstaande moeders hadden er 3.298 ook de eerste vragenlijst (de "zwangerschapsvragenlijst") ingevuld. "Baseline" gegevens van de kinderen zijn verzameld toen ze 3 maanden oud waren. "Baseline" vragenlijsten werden verstuurd aan 3.283 moeders en ingevuld terug gestuurd door 3.171 (97%) van hen. In dit rapport wordt de procedure van gegevensverzameling beschreven alsmede een selectie uit de resultaten die zijn verkregen over de gezondheid van het kind, voeding, passief roken en woonomstandigheden<br>
The collection of baseline data is described here in the framework of the Natural History study of the PIAMA (Prevention and Incidence of Asthma and Mite Allergy) project, a birth cohort study on incidence and risk factors related to asthma and inhalation allergy. Recruitment for the Natural History study was completed in September 1997 when 3291 pregnant women had agreed to participate. Of those women 3289 had also completed the first questionnaire (the "pregnancy questionnaire"). Baseline data on the children were collected when they were three months old. "Three-month questionnaires" were sent to 3283 mothers and completed by 3173 (97%) of them. The report describes data collection procedures as well as a selection of the results obtained on child health, nutrition, passive smoking and housing conditions.<br>
The collection of baseline data is described here in the framework of the Natural History study of the PIAMA (Prevention and Incidence of Asthma and Mite Allergy) project, a birth cohort study on incidence and risk factors related to asthma and inhalation allergy. Recruitment for the Natural History study was completed in September 1997 when 3291 pregnant women had agreed to participate. Of those women 3289 had also completed the first questionnaire (the "pregnancy questionnaire"). Baseline data on the children were collected when they were three months old. "Three-month questionnaires" were sent to 3283 mothers and completed by 3173 (97%) of them. The report describes data collection procedures as well as a selection of the results obtained on child health, nutrition, passive smoking and housing conditions.<br>
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Publisher
Rijksinstituut voor Volksgezondheid en Milieu RIVM
Sponsors
VWS-DG