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 For each general assessment, the number of affected disease domains was calculated by summing the 14 binary indicators. Participants with fewer than two affected domains were classified as having no multimorbidity, while those with two or more were classified as having multimorbidity. For each general assessment, the number of affected disease domains was calculated by summing the 14 binary indicators. Participants with fewer than two affected domains were classified as having no multimorbidity, while those with two or more were classified as having multimorbidity.
  
-Latent class membership was estimated separately for the first and second assessment waves. The resulting variable describes membership in the latent disease configurations and includes a separate No NCDs category. The publication variable mcs combines the baseline latent class membership with the conventional multimorbidity definition. Participants with fewer than two disease domains are classified as No multimorbidity, regardless of their initial latent class. The mcs variable is therefore recommended for reproducing the baseline analyses reported in the publication.+Latent class membership was estimated separately for the first and second assessment waves. The resulting variable describes membership in the latent disease configurations and includes a separate No NCDs category. The publication variable mcs combines the baseline latent class membership with the conventional multimorbidity definition. Participants with fewer than two disease domains are classified as No multimorbidity, regardless of their initial latent class. The mcs variable is therefore recommended for reproducing the baseline analyses reported in the publication.\\
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 ===== Variables ===== ===== Variables =====
-| **Label English**                                                         | **Label Dutch**                                                              | **Code**           | **Variable**  | **Assessment**                                       | **Age** +| **Label English**                                                                                      | **Label Dutch**  | **Code**                           | **Variable**    | **Assessment**   | **Age** 
-Participant fulfills ROME3 criteria for Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)  Deelnemer voldoet aan ROME3 criteria voor prikkelbare darm syndroom (PDS)  ibs_rome3_adu_c_1  IBS_ROME3     [[2a_questionnaire_2|2A]] [[3a_questionnaire_1|3A]]  18+      |+Number of non-communicable diseases                                                                    |                  | multimorbidity_number_adu_c_1      | ltc_count       | [to be checked]  60+      | 
 +| Multimorbidity classification                                                                          |                  | multimorbidity_definition_adu_c_1  multimorbidity                   60+      | 
 +Multimorbidity category (derived from dominant characteristics of each group, not clinical diagnoses)                   | multimorbidity_category_adu_c_1    | lca5_a_cat      |                  | 60+      | 
 +|                                                                                                        |                  |                                    | mcs                              | 60+      |
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 +===== Publications =====
 +  * [[https://doi.org/10.1186/s12877-025-06029-x|Ogaz-González, R., Zou, Q., Du, Y., Gutiérrez-Robledo, L. M., Escamilla-Santiago, R., López-Cervantes, M., & Corpeleijn, E. (2025). Multimorbidity patterns in older adults from Northern Netherlands: Comparing factor analysis and latent class analysis solutions. BMC Geriatrics, 25, 381. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1186/s12877-025-06029-x]]
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