1200.0.55.001 - Disability Variables, 2006
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CLASSIFICATION AND CODING
THE STANDARD CLASSIFICATION AND CODE STRUCTURE 16. 'Severity of disability' is a 4 level hierarchical classification. 17. The categories in the classification are:
18. The 7 base level categories of the classification are:
Residual categories and codes 19. Not applicable. Supplementary codes 20. The following supplementary code is used to code non-responses: 0 Not stated SCOPE OF THE CLASSIFICATION 21. The 'Severity of disability' classification applies to all persons. APPLICATION OF THE CLASSIFICATION TO OTHER VARIABLES 22. In addition to 'Severity of disability', the 'Severity of disability' classification is used to classify responses to the 'Core activity need for assistance' classification. CODING PROCEDURES 23. Responses to the 'Severity of disability' variable are stored as codes of the classification. The 'Severity of disability' classification does not require a coding index.
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