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Window and Field Descriptions
- Saved Queries Window
- Add Criteria Window
- Demographics Criteria
- Health Districts
- Last Known Residence
- Alive/Dead
- Pedigree Quality
- Birth Details Criteria
- Diagnosis Criteria
- Diagnosis Criteria Applied to the Utah Cancer Registry
- Diagnosis Criteria Applied to Utah Inpatient Claims and Death Certificates
- Diagnosis Classification
- Procedure Criteria
- Relationship Criteria
- Cohort Builder Window
- Totals Window
- Queries and Aggregation
- Select Grouping Criteria For Results Window
- Birth Order
- Examine Relationships Window
- Relationships
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- Your cohort contains # individuals.
- Your selection did not include any criteria that would limit your cohort.
- Miscellaneous
This field focuses on an individual and provides a general idea of how many of their relatives are known in UPDB. It provides general information on the number of generations or pedigree depth.
0: Linked to records in UPDB, but there are no familial relationships. Records from sources such as cancer, driver license, and Inpatient records provide little or no information on relatives.
1: Parent-Child relationship only, includes 1-2 parents and a single child. The relationships represented are typically from birth and/or death certificates.
2: Two generation family with usually 4 or more family members. The relationships represented are typically from birth and/or death certificates.
3: Multi generational pedigree with 3 or more relationships. These individuals may have ascending or descending family members and may span 3 or more generations. There are some individuals that are in pedigrees with 12 generations. Individuals with Pedigree Quality of 3 may have many relatives from all UPDB sources: genealogy, birth certificates and death certificates.
