California Cancer Reporting System Standards, Volume III
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CCR ID |
NAACCR ID |
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E1043 |
191 |
The NAACCR Hispanic Identification Algorithm (NHIA) uses a combination of NAACCR variables to directly or indirectly classify cases as Hispanic for analytic purposes. The algorithm uses the following NAACCR standard variables:
IHS Link [192]
Spanish/Hispanic Origin [190]
Name-Last [2230]
Name-Maiden [2390]
Birthplace [250]
Race 1 [160]
Sex [220].
The CCR will be generating this value by examining the primary last name, all alias last names, all maiden names, and all DC fathers surnames.
Patients
1
| 0 | Non-Hispanic |
| 1 | Mexican, by birthplace or other specific identifier |
| 2 | Puerto Rican, by birthplace or other specific identifier |
| 3 | Cuban, by birthplace or other specific identifier |
| 4 | South or Central American (except Brazil), by birthplace or other specific identifier |
| 5 | Other specified Spanish/Hispanic origin (includes European; excludes Dominican Republic), by birthplace or other specific identifier |
| 6 | Spanish, NOS; Hispanic, NOS; Latino, NOS |
| 7 | NHIA surname match only |
| 8 | Dominican Republic |
| Blank | Algorithm has not been run |
Generated according to Use Case 34 – Generate NHIA_Derived_Hisp_Origin (based on NAACCR Approach to Hispanic Identification – NHIA Packet 5 at http://www.naaccr.org/
Regenerate if either IHS Link, Spanish Origin, Name--Last, Name--Maiden, Birthplace, Race 1, Sex, DC Fathers Surname or Name Alias (Last) changes.
Yes
None
| 1/05 | Added data item to Eureka for more efficiency. Previously was generated for tape submissions. |
| 12/08 | IHS Link added to algorithm for 2009 data changes to reflect NHIA Version 2.1 minor changes. Cases coded as Hispanic NOS (value 6) may now be coded to a more specific Hispanic group based on birthplace. Previously, this was only true of cases coded as 0, 7 or 9. The IHS link variable (NAACCR #192) is required for the algorithm, and cases where IHS=1 are excluded from NHIA. This is because American Indians/Alaska Natives are excluded from NHIA by rule. |
| 2010 | Data Changes: Updated Source documentation. |
| 10/12/2011 | Removed obsolete link to "Version 2.2 http://www.naaccr.org/filesystem/pdf/NHIA_v2_2_08302009.pdf" |