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I'm currently going through the source-dictionary.csv with new and old field and form names to get an overview of how they are named - and how we would like them to be named in the main study.
I've stumbled upon the following questions, some higher level and some specific to a field or form. Maybe @K-Beicher has some insights on the field specific ones in particular.
Higher-level questions:
Should we change the _dq (data quality) suffix to _qc (quality control)? @lwjohnst86 mentioned that "qc" is more commonly used.
Should we align numbering, so we always don't have a "_" before? E.g., currently we have v1, phase3, but e.g., group_meeting_8 and diet_consult_1.
Should all field and form names be English? We e.g., currently have "stamdata", "randomisering", "individuel_ditistsamtale_1", and "hba1c_uge_30" (Danish) as form names.
Do we want to make some explicit conventions about the usage of abbreviations in field and form names? E.g.,
Should we remove parts of field names related to the form, or are they needed to avoid duplicate field names? E.g., bed_q_1 comes from binge_eating_disorder_questionnaire and ae_report_date comes from adverse_events.
6.1. If they are needed, should we align so that the field names include the actual form name, so it's easier to remove computationally?
Related to the above, should all field names have descriptive names, e.g., avoid bed_q_1 and use something like excessive_overeating_episodes?
Field- (and form-) specific questions:
There's some fields called adminribe, is that supposed to be admin? E.g., cognition_deviation_adminribe_v10.
What does admin2, admin3, etc. mean? E.g., cgm_reader_admin2_admin, excluded_note_admin0_admin and book_bloodsample_admin4?
There's a field called t2d_duration_v01 under the prescreening_phone form. There's also a hidden field called t2d_duration_v0. I'm wondering if _v01 is supposed to be _v0 here but the 1 got added to avoid a duplicate name?
Some field's are named tabac_, e.g., tabac_e_cigarettes.Is that intentional or should it be tobacco?
Currently, there's only fields from one questionnaire with a phase suffix, e.g., the field date_exercise_deviation_phase3 from the exercise_deviation form. These are all phase3 - should we have phases on other fields and/or forms?
There's some forms named pre_visit_0X_admin, e.g., pre_visit_01_admin. How do we map them onto a visit or week?
I'm currently going through the
source-dictionary.csvwith new and old field and form names to get an overview of how they are named - and how we would like them to be named in the main study.I've stumbled upon the following questions, some higher level and some specific to a field or form. Maybe @K-Beicher has some insights on the field specific ones in particular.
Higher-level questions:
_dq(data quality) suffix to_qc(quality control)? @lwjohnst86 mentioned that "qc" is more commonly used.v1,phase3, but e.g.,group_meeting_8anddiet_consult_1.bed_q_1comes frombinge_eating_disorder_questionnaireandae_report_datecomes fromadverse_events.bed_q_1and use something likeexcessive_overeating_episodes?Field- (and form-) specific questions:
adminribe, is that supposed to beadmin? E.g.,cognition_deviation_adminribe_v10.admin2,admin3, etc. mean? E.g.,cgm_reader_admin2_admin,excluded_note_admin0_adminandbook_bloodsample_admin4?t2d_duration_v01under theprescreening_phoneform. There's also a hidden field calledt2d_duration_v0. I'm wondering if_v01is supposed to be_v0here but the1got added to avoid a duplicate name?tabac_, e.g.,tabac_e_cigarettes.Is that intentional or should it betobacco?phasesuffix, e.g., the fielddate_exercise_deviation_phase3from theexercise_deviationform. These are allphase3- should we have phases on other fields and/or forms?pre_visit_0X_admin, e.g.,pre_visit_01_admin. How do we map them onto a visit or week?