medicine betablocker flag

Automated system flag generated in the eCRF (REDCap) based on medication code starting with 0204 to indicate that the medicine is a beta blocker based on a list obtained from https://openprescribing.net/bnf/0204/ Acebutolol hydrochloride (0204000C0) Atenolol (0204000E0) Atenolol with calcium channel blocker (0204000U0) Atenolol with diuretic (0204000F0) Bisoprolol fumarate (0204000H0) Bisoprolol fumarate/aspirin (0204000AC) Carvedilol (020400080) Celiprolol hydrochloride (020400060) Co-prenozide (Oxprenolol hydrochloride/cyclopenthiazide) (0204000Y0) Co-tenidone (Atenolol/chlortalidone) (020400040) Labetalol hydrochloride (0204000I0) Metoprolol tartrate (0204000K0) Metoprolol tartrate with diuretic (0204000W0) Nadolol (0204000M0) Nebivolol (0204000AB) Oxprenolol hydrochloride (0204000N0) Pindolol (0204000P0) Pindolol with diuretic (020400010) Propranolol hydrochloride (0204000R0) Propranolol hydrochloride with diuretic (0204000Q0) Sotalol hydrochloride (0204000T0) Timolol (0204000V0) Timolol with diuretic (020400030)

Boolean

medicine dosage

Medicine dosage. Answer to the question: In what dose do you usually take this medication? Options based on the dosage options from the appropriate BNF code.

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medicine formulation

Medicine formulation e.g. tablet - injection chosen by the participant from a form drop down

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medicine frequency per day

Medicine frequency per day - chosen by the participant from a drop-down. Answer to the question: How often you usually take this medication? 1 = Once per day; 2 = Two times per day; 3 = Three times per day; 4 = Four times per day; 5 = Five times per day; 6 = Six times per day; 7 = More than six times per day; 8 = Once per week; 9 = Twice per week; 10 = Three times per week; 11 = Four times per week; 12 = Once per month; 13 = Twice per month; 14 = Less than once a month

Integer

medication BNF code

British National Formulary (BNF) partial code for medication based on internal MRC Epid BNF medicine database compiled for Fenland 3 project. The participant choose the medicine name and the BNF code was supplied based on this.

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medicine name

Medicine name chosen by the participant based on matching the internal MRC Epid BNF medicine database compiled for Fenland 3 project.

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medicine quantity

Medicine quantity - chosen by the participant from a drop-down. Answer to the question: In what dose do you usually take this medication? Options: 0.5; 1; 1.5; 2; 3; 4; 5

Real

medications submission timestamp

Timestamp with date and time indicating when the medicine information was submitted by the participant using the App or web form.

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participant medicine number

Incremental integer medication number for each participant medication. When used in conjection with the participant id this should uniquely identify each medication submitted by a participant.

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