modeled from the 2009 San Diego Prevention Research Center (SDPRC) Community Survey, which assessed various aspects of health and health behaviors among Latinos in the US, including UIs. These questions are available in Spanish and have been previously used with UIs in San Diego. Participants will be some questions about their immigration Immigration history. history (see Appendix H). Immigration history information to be collected includes country and state of birth, country and state where migrant spent most of his/her life, age of arrival in the US, and length of time in the US. These questions were modeled from the 2009 SDPRC Community Survey, as well as from the San Diego Labor Trafficking Survey Questionnaire (Zhang, 2012). These questions have been previously translated into Spanish and have been used to assess immigration history among undocumented Latinos. Four questions will be used exclusively for the Respondent driven sampling questions. purpose of mapping recruitment location and to calculate RDS estimates (see Appendix I). These questions include area of residence (town name only), size of the respondent’s personal network who are UIs, relationships to the referral source (person who provided the coupon to the participant), and length of time that the participant has known the referral source. These questions were modeled from the San Diego Labor Trafficking Survey Questionnaire (Zhang, 2012), which are available in Spanish and have been previously used in studies with UIs. This will be done using two measures. First, a Health-related quality of life assessment. shortened and adapted version of the World Health Organization (WHO) Composite International Diagnostic Interview (CIDI) Chronic Conditions Module Version 3.0 will be used to assess the past (prior to immigration) or present history of commonly occurring chronic health conditions known to influence QOL including arthritis, chronic pain, heart disease, hypertension,
modeled from the 2009 San Diego Prevention Research Center (SDPRC) Community Survey, which assessed various aspects of health and health behaviors among Latinos in the US, including UIs. These questions are available in Spanish and have been previously used with UIs in San Diego. Immigration history. Participants will be some questions about their immigration history (see Appendix H). Immigration history information to be collected includes country and state of birth, country and state where migrant spent most of his/her life, age of arrival in the US, and length of time in the US. These questions were modeled from the 2009 SDPRC Community Survey, as well as from the San Diego Labor Trafficking Survey Questionnaire (Zhang, 2012). These questions have been previously translated into Spanish and have been used to assess immigration history among undocumented Latinos. Respondent driven sampling questions. Four questions will be used exclusively for the purpose of mapping recruitment location and to calculate RDS estimates (see Appendix I). These questions include area of residence (town name only), size of the respondent’s personal network who are UIs, relationships to the referral source (person who provided the coupon to the participant), and length of time that the participant has known the referral source. These questions were modeled from the San Diego Labor Trafficking Survey Questionnaire (Zhang, 2012), which are available in Spanish and have been previously used in studies with UIs. Health-related quality of life assessment. This will be done using two measures. First, a shortened and adapted version of the World Health Organization (WHO) Composite International Diagnostic Interview (CIDI) Chronic Conditions Module Version 3.0 will be used to assess the past (prior to immigration) or present history of commonly occurring chronic health conditions known to influence QOL including arthritis, chronic pain, heart disease, hypertension,
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