SAGE Well-Being of Older People Study-2013
DDI-UGA-WHO-SAGE-WOPS-2013-V01
Nirmala Naidoo
HUANG, Yunpeng
2014-11-11
Nesstar Publisher
Version 1.0 (November 2014)
SAGE Well-Being of Older People Study-2013
Wave 2
UGA-WHO-SAGE-WOPS-2013-v02
Professor Janet Seeley
Dr Richard Suzman
Joseph Mugisha
© World Health Organization 2016
Nesstar Publisher
US National Institute on Aging
R01AG044917
Nirmala Naidoo
Other Household Health Survey [hh/hea]
The Well-Being of Older People Study is the second round of the survey. WOPS surveys are designed by the World Health Organization and the Medical Research Council of Uganda and implemented by the Medical Research Council of Uganda.
Ageing, Alcohol, Antiretroviral therapy, Asthma, Blindness, Cancer, Cataract, Cervical cancer, Chronic diseases, COPD, Depression, Diabetes, Diet, Disabilities, Epidemiology, Health financing, Health services, Health surveys, Health systems, Heart disease, HIV/AIDS, Indoor air pollution, Injuries traffic, Mapping, Noncommunicable diseases, Nutrition, Obesity, Oral Health, Passive smoking, Physical activity, Poverty, Primary health care, Risk factors, Sanitation, Social determinants of health, Statistics, Stroke, Suicide, Tobacco, Visual impairment, Water
Well-Being of Older People Study (WOPS)
Uganda
Rural Masaka district and urban Wakiso district in Uganda.
individuals
Sample survey data [ssd]
Uganda Virus Research Unit
Face-to-face [f2f]
Nirmala Naidoo
The data is being distributed without warranty of any kind. The responsibility for the use of the data lies with the user. In no event shall the World Health Organization be liable for damages arising from its use.
WOPSIIUgandaData.NSDstat
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WOPSIIUgandaAccelData.NSDstat
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Household case id
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
80002125
1
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1
80002128
1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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q001: wops id number
WOPS ID NUMBER
471
0
1101
3109
2081.308
701.48
001 This is the pre-assigned 4 digit Study Numbers. This this a unique ID; range 3001 are new participants from TASO Masaka
q002: study group
471
0
1
OP adult child died of AIDS
79
2
OP with adult child on ART
77
3
comp gr: no child infected/died of HIV
71
4
OP HIV +ve on ART
194
5
OP HIV +ve not on ART
50
q004a: interviewer 1 initials and code
q004a: interviewer 1 initials and code
443
28
1
135
2
78
3
1
4
188
5
41
Sysmiss
28
q004b: interviewer 2 initials and code
q004b: interviewer 2 initials and code
0
471
Sysmiss
471
q005: date of interview
Date of interview
470
2013-02-04
2013-09-16
2013-02-04
1
2013-02-05
1
2013-02-12
2
2013-02-13
3
2013-02-14
5
2013-02-18
4
2013-02-20
3
2013-02-21
6
2013-02-22
1
2013-02-24
2
2013-02-25
5
2013-02-26
2
2013-02-27
7
2013-02-28
3
2013-03-04
4
2013-03-05
7
2013-03-06
7
2013-03-07
5
2013-03-09
1
2013-03-11
5
2013-03-12
7
2013-03-13
7
2013-03-14
2
2013-03-16
1
2013-03-18
7
2013-03-19
5
2013-03-20
5
2013-03-21
2
2013-03-25
2
2013-03-26
3
2013-03-27
4
2013-04-01
1
2013-04-03
2
2013-04-04
4
2013-04-08
2
2013-04-09
4
2013-04-10
2
2013-04-11
3
2013-04-15
4
2013-04-17
4
2013-04-18
2
2013-04-21
2
2013-04-22
3
2013-04-23
2
2013-04-24
3
2013-04-25
1
2013-04-26
1
2013-04-29
5
2013-04-30
3
2013-05-02
4
2013-05-03
1
2013-05-06
10
2013-05-07
4
2013-05-08
8
2013-05-09
7
2013-05-13
5
2013-05-14
9
2013-05-15
10
2013-05-16
4
2013-05-17
2
2013-05-20
1
2013-05-21
1
2013-05-23
1
2013-05-24
1
2013-05-27
2
2013-05-28
4
2013-05-29
2
2013-05-30
4
2013-06-04
9
2013-06-05
2
2013-06-06
7
2013-06-10
7
2013-06-11
3
2013-06-12
11
2013-06-13
8
2013-06-14
1
2013-06-17
6
2013-06-18
5
2013-06-19
6
2013-06-20
3
2013-06-21
5
2013-06-24
3
2013-06-25
2
2013-06-26
2
2013-06-27
2
2013-06-28
4
2013-06-30
3
2013-07-01
2
2013-07-02
5
2013-07-03
2
2013-07-04
3
2013-07-05
6
2013-07-08
4
2013-07-09
4
2013-07-10
5
2013-07-11
3
2013-07-12
3
2013-07-13
1
2013-07-15
3
2013-07-16
3
2013-07-17
8
2013-07-18
7
2013-07-19
4
2013-07-23
4
2013-07-24
3
2013-07-25
2
2013-07-26
4
2013-07-27
1
2013-07-29
6
2013-07-30
3
2013-07-31
7
2013-08-01
3
2013-08-02
4
2013-08-05
2
2013-08-06
4
2013-08-07
3
2013-08-09
3
2013-08-12
4
2013-08-13
1
2013-08-14
3
2013-08-15
2
2013-08-16
2
2013-08-19
4
2013-08-20
1
2013-08-21
1
2013-08-22
1
2013-08-29
1
2013-09-09
1
2013-09-16
1
q006: time start interview part1
Time start interview
469
2
1500000
61800000
38708443.497
13253764.258
q007: time end interview part1
Time ends interview
457
14
720000
70800000
45430109.409
15781533.852
q008: residence-urban/rural
Residence-urban/rural
IF THE RESPONDENT OF WAVE 1 HAS DIED CMPLETE THE VERBAL AUTOPSY QUESTIONNAIRE
471
0
1
Urban
169
2
Rural
193
3
Masaka
109
q009a: respondent still living here
Respondent still living here
471
0
1
99
13.289
32.47
q009: where did respondent move to
Where did (NAME) move to?
24
447
1
24
Sysmiss
447
q101:sex
Sex
471
0
1
Male
176
2
Female
295
q102:age
Age
471
0
50
101
64.569
10.331
q103a:year of birth
In what year were you born?
363
108
1916
1964
1948.733
9.932
q103b:date of birth
Date of birth
IF KNOWN INCLUDE DATE OF BIRTH; CORRECT INCONSISTENCIES WITH AGE
318
1916-06-30
1964-09-15
1916-06-30
1
1921-01-05
1
1923-06-14
1
1923-06-30
1
1925-01-15
1
1925-06-16
1
1927-06-30
1
1929-08-15
1
1930-06-30
4
1931-03-15
1
1931-06-15
1
1931-06-30
2
1931-10-12
1
1932-05-15
1
1932-06-30
2
1932-08-25
1
1933-04-15
1
1933-06-30
2
1933-11-15
1
1934-05-15
1
1934-06-30
1
1934-07-21
1
1934-10-16
1
1935-06-01
1
1935-06-15
1
1935-06-30
5
1935-12-13
1
1936-03-19
1
1936-04-15
1
1936-05-15
2
1936-06-15
1
1936-06-30
1
1937-06-28
1
1937-06-30
5
1937-09-14
1
1937-11-18
1
1938-01-15
1
1938-05-22
1
1938-06-30
4
1939-01-01
1
1939-01-15
1
1939-04-19
1
1939-04-30
1
1939-05-18
1
1939-06-06
1
1939-06-30
2
1940-02-22
1
1940-06-15
1
1940-06-30
3
1940-10-09
1
1940-10-10
1
1941-01-16
1
1941-06-06
1
1941-06-30
4
1941-08-26
1
1941-11-22
1
1941-11-28
1
1942-02-26
1
1942-03-23
1
1942-06-24
1
1942-06-30
6
1942-07-13
1
1942-12-24
1
1942-12-27
1
1943-02-15
1
1943-03-15
1
1943-04-15
1
1943-06-30
2
1943-08-20
1
1943-11-05
1
1943-12-09
1
1944-01-15
1
1944-04-07
1
1944-06-30
4
1944-08-15
1
1944-12-24
1
1945-01-25
1
1945-03-15
1
1945-06-30
3
1945-08-09
1
1945-10-10
1
1945-10-25
1
1946-01-15
1
1946-03-15
1
1946-06-15
1
1946-06-30
1
1946-11-20
1
1947-03-08
1
1947-06-30
1
1947-09-15
1
1947-10-02
1
1947-12-24
1
1948-01-02
1
1948-02-22
1
1948-04-12
1
1948-06-15
1
1948-06-30
5
1948-07-15
1
1948-08-08
1
1948-08-29
1
1948-11-16
1
1949-01-02
1
1949-02-02
1
1949-02-15
1
1949-06-15
1
1949-06-30
4
1949-10-10
1
1949-12-22
1
1950-02-19
1
1950-02-22
1
1950-04-15
1
1950-05-01
1
1950-05-27
1
1950-06-06
1
1950-06-15
1
1950-06-30
5
1950-07-17
2
1950-08-05
1
1950-11-30
2
1950-12-25
1
1951-01-01
1
1951-01-15
1
1951-01-25
1
1951-02-18
1
1951-06-30
1
1951-11-26
1
1952-06-15
1
1952-06-30
4
1952-09-28
1
1952-10-16
1
1952-10-27
1
1952-11-28
1
1952-12-15
1
1952-12-25
1
1953-06-15
1
1953-06-24
1
1953-06-30
6
1953-07-26
1
1953-08-15
2
1953-08-25
1
1953-09-29
1
1953-11-21
1
1953-11-22
1
1953-11-30
1
1954-01-01
1
1954-01-27
1
1954-03-15
1
1954-05-17
1
1954-06-15
1
1954-06-30
2
1954-10-10
1
1954-10-30
1
1954-11-11
1
1954-12-08
1
1955-01-14
1
1955-03-03
1
1955-03-15
1
1955-07-16
1
1955-08-25
1
1955-09-25
1
1955-10-10
1
1955-12-23
1
1956-05-25
1
1956-06-03
1
1956-06-30
4
1956-08-11
1
1956-08-15
1
1956-12-01
1
1957-01-28
1
1957-03-22
1
1957-05-02
1
1957-05-05
1
1957-06-03
1
1957-06-15
2
1957-06-30
4
1957-07-05
1
1957-07-07
1
1957-08-01
1
1957-08-05
1
1957-09-08
1
1957-12-12
1
1957-12-27
1
1958-01-03
1
1958-02-08
1
1958-02-15
1
1958-06-30
8
1958-07-15
1
1958-08-24
1
1958-10-08
1
1958-12-07
1
1958-12-30
1
1959-06-15
1
1959-06-30
3
1959-07-21
1
1959-08-15
1
1959-09-24
1
1959-10-15
1
1959-10-24
2
1959-11-15
1
1959-12-12
1
1959-12-13
1
1959-12-18
1
1960-01-07
1
1960-03-29
1
1960-05-11
1
1960-05-15
1
1960-06-15
2
1960-06-30
3
1960-09-06
1
1960-09-10
1
1960-10-31
1
1960-12-20
1
1961-02-22
1
1961-03-10
1
1961-03-15
1
1961-06-30
2
1961-07-12
1
1961-07-15
1
1961-08-15
1
1961-11-12
1
1962-02-24
1
1962-05-15
1
1962-06-30
1
1962-07-03
1
1962-08-15
1
1962-08-28
2
1962-09-09
1
1962-09-15
1
1962-10-09
1
1962-10-13
1
1962-11-05
1
1963-01-15
1
1963-03-01
1
1963-03-03
1
1963-03-11
1
1963-06-30
1
1963-09-15
1
1964-09-15
1
q104:current marital status
What is current marital status?
471
0
1
Never married
12
2
Married/Cohabitating
147
3
Divorced/Separated
106
4
Widowed
206
q105:years ago did your spouse die
How many years ago did your spouse die?
210
261
-8
dk
19
1
2
2
5
3
7
4
13
5
9
6
3
7
10
8
7
9
8
10
21
11
10
12
5
13
6
14
5
15
6
16
7
17
5
18
4
19
2
20
14
21
6
22
8
23
6
24
4
25
2
26
2
28
1
29
1
30
3
32
1
33
2
35
1
43
2
44
1
47
1
50
1
Sysmiss
261
q106:number of wives
452
19
-8
dk
1
0
1
1
250
2
126
3
43
4
17
5
5
6
2
7
2
10
2
11
1
12
1
13
1
Sysmiss
19
q107_1:house work
What is / was your spouse's occupation? house work?
471
0
1
yes
56
2
no
415
q107_2:farming
What is / was your spouse's occupation? farming?
471
0
1
yes
273
2
no
198
q107_3:fishing
What is / was your spouse's occupation? fishing?
471
0
1
yes
6
2
no
465
q107_4:labouring
471
0
1
yes
9
2
no
462
q107_5:tailoring
What is / was your spouse's occupation? Tailoring ?
471
0
1
yes
6
2
no
465
q107_6:teacher/nurse
What is / was your spouse's occupation? Teacher / nurse ?
471
0
1
yes
11
2
no
460
q107_7:government administration
What is / was your spouse's occupation? Government administration ?
471
0
1
yes
23
2
no
448
q107_8:shop attendant
What is / was your spouse's occupation? Shop attendant ?
471
0
1
yes
4
2
no
467
q107_9:Other
What is / was your spouse's occupation? Other?
471
0
1
yes
140
2
no
331
q107a:other spouse occupation
Other spouse occupation ?
147
0
ACTECHER
1
BAKING BRICKS
1
BAR ATTENDANT
1
BICYCLE MECHANIC
1
BICYCLE REPAIRER
1
BODA
1
BODA BODA RIDER
1
BOOT RIDER/ TRANSPORTER
1
BUILDER
18
BUSINESS
1
BUSINESS LADY
1
BUSINESS MAN
12
BUSINESS WOMAN
8
BUSINESS WOMAN SELLS FISH
1
BUSINESSMAN
8
BUSNESS MAN
2
BUSSINESS MAN
2
BUSSINESSMAN
1
BUTCHER
2
BUTCHERMAN
2
CARPENTER
5
CASUAL LABOURER
1
CATERER
1
CATICHEST
1
CIVIL SERVANT
2
CLEARING AGENT (LOGISTICS)
1
CRAFT WORK
1
DRIVER
16
DRIVER/ MECHANIC
1
ELECTRICITY TECHNICIAN
1
ENGINEER
1
FISHERMAN
1
HE USED TO MAKE BACK CLOTH
1
HOUSE CONSTRUCTOR
1
MAKES CHARCOAL
1
MARKET VENDOR
1
MECHANIC
5
MECHANICAL
1
MINER AT GEOLOGY DEPT
1
MOTOR VEHICLE MECHANIC
1
NIGHT WATCHMAN
1
PHAMACIST
1
POULTRY AND PIGGERY
1
PRINTING
1
REPAIRS BICYCLES
1
RETIRED CIVIL SERVANT (ACCOUNT
1
ROAD WORKS, PRINTERY AND SELF
1
SALES MANAGER
1
SECURICAL OFFICER
1
SECURITY OFFER AT MAKERERE UNI
1
SELLS COOKED FOOD
1
SHE IS SICK AND DOES NOTHING
1
SHOE MAKER
1
SOLDIER
1
SPOUSE WORKED WITH UVRI JOB NO
1
TAILOR
1
TAX COLLECTOR
1
TAXI DRIVER
2
TRADER
3
TRADITIONAL BIRTH ATTENDANT
1
TRADITIONAL HEALER
4
TRADITIONAL HEALER/DRIVER
1
VETERINARY OFFICER
1
WAS NOT DOING ANY PARTICULAR
1
WELDER
1
WELDING
1
WORKED AT THE AIRPORT AND NOW
1
WORKED IN RAILWAY
1
WORKED IN VETERINARY OFFICES
1
WORKS AT A SCHOOL AS A COOK
1
WORKS IN STONE QUARRY
1
q108_1:house work
What is / was your occupation?
471
0
1
yes
84
2
no
387
q108_2:farming
What is / was your occupation?
471
0
1
yes
345
2
no
126
q108_3:fishing
What is / was your occupation?
471
0
1
yes
7
2
no
464
q108_4:labouring
What is / was your occupation?
471
0
1
yes
19
2
no
452
q108_5:tailoring
What is / was your occupation?
471
0
1
yes
4
2
no
467
q108_6:teacher/nurse
What is / was your occupation?
471
0
1
yes
13
2
no
458
q108_7:government administration
What is / was your occupation?
471
0
1
yes
7
2
no
464
q108_8:shop attendent
What is / was your occupation?
471
0
1
yes
7
2
no
464
q108_9:other
What is / was your occupation?
471
0
1
yes
106
2
no
365
q108a:other respondent occupation
Any other?
118
0
ACTOR IN DRAMA TASO
1
BAR ATTENDANT
2
BEATICIAN, MARKETING OFFICER
1
BLACK SMITH
1
BREWING ALCHOHOL
1
BREWING ALCOHOL
1
BREWS MALWA
1
BROKER FOR PHOTS
1
BROWING ALCOHOL
1
BUCTHER
1
BUILDER
4
BUSINESS
3
BUSINESS LADY
10
BUSINESS MAN
3
BUSINESS WOMAN
13
BUSINESSMAN
3
BUSINESSMAN HAWKER
1
BUSINESSMAN/TREE CUTTING
1
BUSSINESS WOMAN
1
CARPENTER
1
CASUAL LABOURER
1
CATERER
2
CHAIRMAN IN AN NGO
1
DRIVER
3
ENVIROMENTAL OFFICER, NAADS HE
1
FISHING
1
GARDENING AT BOTANICAL BEACH
1
GROCERY
2
HAND CRAFTS
2
HANDCRAFT
1
HARD WORK MAT WEAVING
1
HOUSE KEEPER
1
HOUSE MAID
1
LOCAL BREWER
1
MAKING CRAFT
1
MAKING LOCAL BREW
1
MANAGER IN A HOTEL & BUSINESS
1
MECHANIC
2
MENDS SHOES CHARCOAL
1
MILITARY
1
MOTOR VEHICLE TECHINICIAN
1
OPERATES A SMALL BAR AT HOME
1
PRINTING AND BINDING BUSINESS
1
PRINTING AND PUBLISHING, DISTR
1
PUMP ATTENDANT
1
QUARRYING
1
REPAIRING BICYCLES
1
REPAIRS BICYCLES
1
REPAIRS BODA BODAS AND RADIOS
1
ROASTS & SELLS GROUND NUTES
1
SALOON
1
SECRETARY
2
SECURITY GUARD
1
SECURITY OFFICER
3
SECURITY PERSONNEL
1
SELLING AND BREWING ALCOHOL
1
SELLING FIREWOOD CHARCOAL____
1
SELLING FISH
1
SELLING WARAGI
1
SELLING WARAGI AND BANANAS
1
SELLS ALCOHOL AT ASMALL SCALE
1
SELLS GROCERY
1
SELLS WATER AT A STANDBY TAP
1
SHE WORKS AS A HOUSE MAID IN T
1
SHOE MAKER
1
SOLDIER
1
TAILORING
1
TBA
1
TEACHER
1
TRADER
2
TRADITIONAL HALER
1
TRADITIONAL HEALER
1
VILLAGE HEALH VOLUNTEER
1
WEAVING MATS, BASKETS
1
WELDING
1
WORKED IN INDUSTRIES CASUAL LA
1
WORKED IN THE TOWN COUNCIL AS
1
q109:still working?
Are you still working?
467
4
1
yes
379
2
no
88
Sysmiss
4
q110:head of household
Who is the head* of this household?
*head of the HH we mean the main decision maker in the HH, the head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision -makers, take the older person
471
0
1
respondent
425
2
spouse of respondent
30
3
son of respondent
1
4
daughter of respondent
2
5
grandchild of respondent
0
6
other family member
9
7
not family related
4
q111:education level
What is your highest level of education?
468
3
1
No formal education
88
2
Less than primary (incomplete) school
209
3
Completed primary school
59
4
Incompleted secondary school (junior)
56
5
Completed secondary school
29
6
Higher education than secondary school
9
7
Adult education only
0
8
College/University or more
18
88
Don't know
0
Sysmiss
3
q112:religion
Do you belong to a religious denomination? Which one?
470
1
1
Catholic
287
2
Protestant
105
3
Islam
39
4
Hinduism
0
5
No, none
0
87
Other
39
Sysmiss
1
q112a:other religion
Other religion SPECIFY
39
0
ADVENTIST
2
BORN AGAIN
11
BORN AGAIN CHRISTIAN
1
BORN AGAIN SAVED
1
ISA MASIAH
1
OTHODOX
1
PENTACOSTAL
1
PENTECOSTA
1
PENTECOSTAL
8
SAVED
5
SAVEDE
1
SAVEDEE
1
SAVEDEE/BORN AGAIN
1
SDA
1
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
2
SEVETHDAY ADVENTIST
1
q113:have children
Did you bare any children?
IF NONE SKIP TO 117
469
2
1
yes
461
2
no
8
Sysmiss
2
q114:number of children
How many did you have?
466
5
0
99
10.281
12.946
q116:number of children alive
How many children are alive?
470
1
0
99
2.63
8.038
q117:number of children live near
How many of these children live near to you?
470
1
0
99
7.66
12.953
q118:total number of people who live in this household?
What is the total number of people who live in this household?
469
2
0
1
1
61
2
67
3
67
4
67
5
62
6
45
7
35
8
20
9
17
10
7
11
5
12
5
13
6
14
1
15
1
16
2
Sysmiss
2
q118c: relationship to hh head-01
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
469
2
1
respondent
452
2
spouse
8
3
son/daughter
2
4
son/daughter in law
0
5
grandchild
0
6
great-grandchild
0
7
parent
4
8
parent-in-law
0
9
brother/sister
1
10
co-wife
0
11
grandparent
0
12
other relative
1
13
not related
1
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
2
q118d: sex-01
Sex-01
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
470
1
1
male
204
2
female
266
Sysmiss
1
q118e: age-01
Age in years-01
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
445
26
0
101
64.31
11.323
q118f: needs care-01
Needs care?-01
467
4
1
yes
52
2
no
415
Sysmiss
4
q118c: relationship to hh head-02
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
410
61
1
respondent
7
2
spouse
137
3
son/daughter
98
4
son/daughter in law
0
5
grandchild
120
6
great-grandchild
4
7
parent
6
8
parent-in-law
0
9
brother/sister
5
10
co-wife
0
11
grandparent
0
12
other relative
26
13
not related
7
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
61
q118d: sex-02
Sex_02
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
411
60
1
male
116
2
female
295
Sysmiss
60
q118e: age-02
Age in years_02
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
403
68
2
99
32.769
20.182
q118f: needs care-02
Needs care? _02
409
62
1
yes
150
2
no
259
Sysmiss
62
q118c: relationship to hh head-03
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
342
129
1
respondent
0
2
spouse
3
3
son/daughter
113
4
son/daughter in law
1
5
grandchild
169
6
great-grandchild
9
7
parent
0
8
parent-in-law
0
9
brother/sister
5
10
co-wife
0
11
grandparent
0
12
other relative
37
13
not related
5
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
129
q118d: sex-03
Sex_03
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
343
128
1
male
173
2
female
170
Sysmiss
128
q118e: age-03
Age in years_03
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
341
130
0
80
16.894
12.376
q118f: needs care-03
Needs care? _03
342
129
1
yes
226
2
no
116
Sysmiss
129
q118c: relationship to hh head-04
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
277
194
1
respondent
0
2
spouse
0
3
son/daughter
74
4
son/daughter in law
2
5
grandchild
167
6
great-grandchild
5
7
parent
0
8
parent-in-law
0
9
brother/sister
1
10
co-wife
0
11
grandparent
0
12
other relative
26
13
not related
2
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
194
q118d: sex-04
Sex_04
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
278
193
1
male
146
2
female
132
Sysmiss
193
q118e: age-04
Age in years _04
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
276
195
0
46
12.786
7.452
q118f: needs care-04
Needs care? _04
278
193
1
yes
220
2
no
58
Sysmiss
193
q118c: relationship to hh head-05
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
210
261
1
respondent
0
2
spouse
0
3
son/daughter
49
4
son/daughter in law
1
5
grandchild
133
6
great-grandchild
5
7
parent
0
8
parent-in-law
0
9
brother/sister
0
10
co-wife
0
11
grandparent
0
12
other relative
21
13
not related
1
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
261
q118d: sex-05
Sex_05
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
211
260
1
male
109
2
female
102
Sysmiss
260
q118e: age-05
Age in years _05
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
210
261
1
81
11.157
8.367
q118f: needs care-05
Needs care?_05
210
261
1
yes
182
2
no
28
Sysmiss
261
q118c: relationship to hh head-06
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
150
321
1
respondent
0
2
spouse
0
3
son/daughter
28
4
son/daughter in law
0
5
grandchild
89
6
great-grandchild
6
7
parent
0
8
parent-in-law
1
9
brother/sister
0
10
co-wife
0
11
grandparent
0
12
other relative
21
13
not related
5
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
321
q118d: sex-06
Sex_06
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
150
321
1
male
76
2
female
74
Sysmiss
321
q118e: age-06
Age in years _06
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
150
321
0
45
10.433
7.719
q118f: needs care-06
Needs care?_06
150
321
1
yes
130
2
no
20
Sysmiss
321
q118c: relationship to hh head-07
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
103
368
1
respondent
0
2
spouse
0
3
son/daughter
18
4
son/daughter in law
0
5
grandchild
61
6
great-grandchild
1
7
parent
0
8
parent-in-law
0
9
brother/sister
0
10
co-wife
0
11
grandparent
0
12
other relative
20
13
not related
3
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
368
q118d: sex-07
Sex _07
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
103
368
1
male
47
2
female
56
Sysmiss
368
q118e: age-07
Age in years _07
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
102
369
1
47
9.696
6.954
q118f: needs care-07
Needs care? _07
103
368
1
yes
90
2
no
13
Sysmiss
368
q118c: relationship to hh head-08
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
63
408
1
respondent
0
2
spouse
0
3
son/daughter
9
4
son/daughter in law
0
5
grandchild
43
6
great-grandchild
4
7
parent
0
8
parent-in-law
0
9
brother/sister
0
10
co-wife
0
11
grandparent
0
12
other relative
7
13
not related
0
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
408
q118d: sex-08
Sex _08
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
63
408
1
male
32
2
female
31
Sysmiss
408
q118e: age-08
Age in years _08
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
63
408
0
24
7.603
5.746
q118f: needs care-08
Needs care?_08
63
408
1
yes
58
2
no
5
Sysmiss
408
q118c: relationship to hh head-09
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
44
427
1
respondent
0
2
spouse
1
3
son/daughter
4
4
son/daughter in law
0
5
grandchild
32
6
great-grandchild
3
7
parent
0
8
parent-in-law
0
9
brother/sister
0
10
co-wife
0
11
grandparent
0
12
other relative
4
13
not related
0
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
427
q118d: sex-09
Sex _09
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
44
427
1
male
25
2
female
19
Sysmiss
427
q118e: age-09
Age in years _09
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
44
427
0
24
6.455
5.169
q118f: needs care-09
Needs care? _09
44
427
1
yes
43
2
no
1
Sysmiss
427
q118c: relationship to hh head-10
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
27
444
1
respondent
0
2
spouse
0
3
son/daughter
2
4
son/daughter in law
0
5
grandchild
18
6
great-grandchild
1
7
parent
0
8
parent-in-law
0
9
brother/sister
0
10
co-wife
0
11
grandparent
0
12
other relative
5
13
not related
1
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
444
q118d: sex-10
Sex _10
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
27
444
1
male
13
2
female
14
Sysmiss
444
q118e: age-10
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
27
444
0
1
2
1
3
2
4
3
5
1
6
1
7
4
9
2
10
4
11
1
12
1
13
1
14
1
15
1
16
2
18
1
Sysmiss
444
q118f: needs care-10
Needs care? _10
27
444
1
yes
26
2
no
1
Sysmiss
444
q118c: relationship to hh head-11
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
20
451
1
respondent
0
2
spouse
0
3
son/daughter
0
4
son/daughter in law
0
5
grandchild
13
6
great-grandchild
3
7
parent
0
8
parent-in-law
0
9
brother/sister
0
10
co-wife
0
11
grandparent
0
12
other relative
3
13
not related
1
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
451
q118d: sex-11
Sex_11
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
20
451
1
male
12
2
female
8
Sysmiss
451
q118e: age-11
Age in years _11
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
20
451
1
26
7.45
5.763
q118f: needs care-11
Needs care?_11
20
451
1
yes
19
2
no
1
Sysmiss
451
q118c: relationship to hh head-12
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
15
456
1
respondent
0
2
spouse
0
3
son/daughter
0
4
son/daughter in law
0
5
grandchild
8
6
great-grandchild
4
7
parent
0
8
parent-in-law
0
9
brother/sister
0
10
co-wife
0
11
grandparent
0
12
other relative
3
13
not related
0
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
456
q118d: sex-12
Sex_12
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
15
456
1
male
6
2
female
9
Sysmiss
456
q118e: age-12
Age in years _12
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
15
456
1
40
9.867
10.967
q118f: needs care-12
Needs care?_12
15
456
1
yes
12
2
no
3
Sysmiss
456
q118c: relationship to hh head-13
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
10
461
1
respondent
0
2
spouse
0
3
son/daughter
0
4
son/daughter in law
0
5
grandchild
7
6
great-grandchild
1
7
parent
0
8
parent-in-law
0
9
brother/sister
0
10
co-wife
0
11
grandparent
0
12
other relative
0
13
not related
2
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
461
q118d: sex-13
Sex_13
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
10
461
1
male
5
2
female
5
Sysmiss
461
q118e: age-13
Age in years _13
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
10
461
2
23
6.4
6.62
q118f: needs care-13
Needs care?_13
10
461
1
yes
9
2
no
1
Sysmiss
461
q118c: relationship to hh head-14
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
4
467
1
respondent
0
2
spouse
0
3
son/daughter
0
4
son/daughter in law
0
5
grandchild
3
6
great-grandchild
1
7
parent
0
8
parent-in-law
0
9
brother/sister
0
10
co-wife
0
11
grandparent
0
12
other relative
0
13
not related
0
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
467
q118d: sex-14
Sex_14
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
4
467
1
male
1
2
female
3
Sysmiss
467
q118e: age-14
Age in years _14
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
4
467
0
1
1
1
3
1
5
1
Sysmiss
467
q118f: needs care-14
Needs care?_14
4
467
1
yes
4
2
no
0
Sysmiss
467
q118c: relationship to hh head-15
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
3
468
1
respondent
0
2
spouse
0
3
son/daughter
0
4
son/daughter in law
0
5
grandchild
1
6
great-grandchild
2
7
parent
0
8
parent-in-law
0
9
brother/sister
0
10
co-wife
0
11
grandparent
0
12
other relative
0
13
not related
0
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
468
q118d: sex-15
Sex_15
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
3
468
1
male
2
2
female
1
Sysmiss
468
q118e: age-15
Age in years _15
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
3
468
0
1
3
1
9
1
Sysmiss
468
q118f: needs care-15
Needs care?_15
3
468
1
yes
3
2
no
0
Sysmiss
468
q118c: relationship to hh head-16
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
2
469
1
respondent
0
2
spouse
0
3
son/daughter
0
4
son/daughter in law
0
5
grandchild
1
6
great-grandchild
1
7
parent
0
8
parent-in-law
0
9
brother/sister
0
10
co-wife
0
11
grandparent
0
12
other relative
0
13
not related
0
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
469
q118d: sex-16
Sex
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
2
469
1
male
2
2
female
0
Sysmiss
469
q118e: age-16
Age in years
We want to start with the person who is the head of the household. By head of the household we mean the main decision maker in the household. The head can be either male or female. If two people are equal decision-makers, take the older person.
2
469
1
1
10
1
Sysmiss
469
q118f: needs care-16
Needs care?
2
469
1
yes
2
2
no
0
Sysmiss
469
q121:material used for roofing
What is the predominant material used for roofing?
469
2
1
thatch
30
2
tile
6
3
iron sheets
433
4
plastic sheeting
0
5
mixed iron/tile
0
Sysmiss
2
q122:state of the roof
What is the state of the roof?
471
0
1
very good
39
2
good
189
3
moderate
169
4
bad
63
5
very bad
11
q123:walls of the house made of
What are the walls of the house made of?
471
0
1
burned brick
364
2
unburned brick
29
3
mud
78
q124:house floor made of
hat is the house floor made of?
471
0
1
mud
239
2
cement
226
3
tile
6
q125:owner of the house
Who owns the house?
471
0
1
self
373
2
spouse
30
3
respondent's children
5
4
someone else in the household
14
5
renting (landlord)
27
87
other
22
q125a: specify the other person owns the house
Other person owns the house SPECIFY
22
0
BROTHER
1
NEIGHBOUR
1
Other elasive care for accomodation
1
PARENT
1
Sibling (brother)
1
WAS LEFT BEHIND BY PARENTS
1
a good samaritan gave me accomodation
1
army (good samaritans)
1
company property
1
employer
2
for the parish
1
friend
1
given for free by a friend to stay in
1
good samaritan
1
it was left behind by the parents
1
left behind by the sister
1
left behinde by parents
1
not related
1
son
1
son in law
1
spouse's other children
1
q126:main source of drinking water
At is the main source of drinking water for members of this household?
471
0
1
piped into house/yard
71
2
public standpipe
43
3
borehole
115
4
protected source (well, spring)
101
5
unprotected well or spring, pond, lake, pool
119
6
river, stream
11
7
rain catchment
5
8
tanker truck, vendor
6
q127:do you fetch water
Do you fetch water?
433
38
1
never
284
2
sometimes
91
3
everyday
57
4
water is on premises
1
Sysmiss
38
q128:time to get there, get water and come back
How long does it take to get there, get water and come back?
177
294
1
less than 15 minutes
53
2
15 minutes to half hour
40
3
more than half an hour, but less than 1 hour
33
4
one hour or more
51
Sysmiss
294
q129:type of toilet facilities mainly used by members of your household
What type of toilet facilities do members of your household mainly use?
465
6
1
flush with piped sewage system
3
2
flush to septic tank
7
3
latrine
439
4
bucket
1
5
no facility (bush)
9
6
neighbourhood latrine
6
Sysmiss
6
q130:type of fuel mainly used for cooking
What type of fuel does your household mainly use for cooking?
471
0
1
gas
0
2
electricity
1
3
kerosene/paraffin
3
4
coal/charcoal
79
5
fire wood
388
6
agriculture/crop
0
7
animal dung
0
8
shrubs/grass
0
q131:type of cooking stove used in your house
What type of cooking stove is used in your house?
470
1
1
open fire/stove without chimney/hood
335
2
open fire/stove with chimney/hood
15
3
close stove with chimney
1
4
cook outside
119
Sysmiss
1
q132:place where cooking is usually done
Where is cooking usually done?
470
1
1
in a room used for living or sleeping
19
2
in a separate room used as kitchen
33
3
in a separate building used as kitchen
318
4
outdoor
100
Sysmiss
1
q141:asset#1-number of chairs
How many chairs are there in your home?
No chairs 00
471
0
0
68
1
59
2
62
3
123
4
40
5
51
6
28
7
7
8
10
9
8
10
8
11
1
12
2
13
1
16
1
20
2
q142:asset#2-number of tables
How many tables are there in your home?
No table 00
471
0
0
126
1
218
2
78
3
29
4
12
5
7
7
1
q143:asset#3-do you have electricity
Do you have electricity in the household?
471
0
1
yes
85
2
no
386
q144_1:asset#4-bicycle
Does anyone in your household have a bicycle.(in working condition)?
Record the number of each (record only the items which are in a working condition)
470
1
0
324
1
139
2
7
Sysmiss
1
q144_2:asset#5-clock
Does anyone in your household have a clock.(in working condition)?
Record the number of each (record only the items which are in a working condition)
449
22
0
342
1
103
2
4
Sysmiss
22
q144_3:asset#6-radio
Does anyone in your household have a radio.(in working condition)?
Record the number of each (record only the items which are in a working condition)
446
25
0
68
1
370
2
6
3
1
6
1
Sysmiss
25
q144_4:asset#7-refrigeratior
Does anyone in your household have a refrigeratior(in working condition)?
Record the number of each (record only the items which are in a working condition)
378
93
0
346
1
32
Sysmiss
93
q144_5:asset#8-mobile/cellular telephone
Does anyone in your household have a mobile/cellular telephone.(in working condition)?
Record the number of each (record only the items which are in a working condition)
442
29
0
110
1
286
2
31
3
9
4
3
5
2
6
1
Sysmiss
29
q144_6:asset#9-TV
Does anyone in your household have a TV.(in working condition)?
Record the number of each (record only the items which are in a working condition)
379
92
0
306
1
71
2
2
Sysmiss
92
q145_1:asset#10-cows
Record the number of each
396
75
0
289
1
51
2
33
3
12
4
3
6
3
7
4
10
1
Sysmiss
75
q145_2:asset#11-goats
Record the number of each
397
74
0
280
1
49
2
34
3
16
4
11
5
4
6
1
7
1
8
1
Sysmiss
74
q145_3:asset#12-pigs
Does your household have domestic animals/fowl? How many? pigs
Record the number of each
410
61
0
29
1.183
2.17
q145_4:asset#13-chickens/ducks
Does your household have domestic animals/fowl? How many? chickens/ducks
Record the number of each
416
55
0
62
2.887
6.067
q145_5:asset#14-rabbits
Does your household have domestic animals/fowl? How many? rabbits
Record the number of each
366
105
0
360
1
2
2
2
3
1
6
1
Sysmiss
105
q145_6:asset#15-other domestic animals
Does your household have domestic animals/fowl? How many? other domestic animals
Record the number of each
151
320
0
142
1
6
2
2
4
1
Sysmiss
320
q145a:specify other domestic animals
Other domestic animals specify
10
0
0
1
CAT 1, DOG 1
1
DOG
1
DUCKS
1
SHEEP
5
TURKEY
1
q146_1:have a plot for farming
Tick all that apply
471
0
1
yes
355
2
no
116
q146_2:yes, in walking distance
Tick all that apply
471
0
1
yes
82
2
no
389
q146_3:yes, not a walking distance
Tick all that apply
471
0
1
yes
23
2
no
448
q146_4:don't have a plot
1. Yes
Tick all that apply
54
417
1
yes
54
Sysmiss
417
q147:regular source of income
Does your household have a regular source of income?
471
0
1
yes
156
2
no
314
8
don't know
1
q148_1:salary
What sources of income does your household have? salary
471
0
1
yes
42
2
no
429
q148_2:earning from agricultural products
What sources of income does your household have?
471
0
1
yes
309
2
no
162
q148_3:earning from selling or hawking
What sources of income does your household have?
471
0
1
yes
39
2
no
432
q148_4:remittances from children abroad or in the country
What sources of income does your household have?
471
0
1
yes
139
2
no
332
q148_5:income from rental of property
What sources of income does your household have?
471
0
1
yes
36
2
no
435
q148_6:other income
What sources of income does your household have?
471
0
1
yes
80
2
no
391
q148a:specify other income
Other income Specify
95
0
1
4
ANY VISITORS
1
BAR ATTENDANT
1
BREWING AND SELLING ALCOHOL
1
BUSINESS
7
BUSINESS LADY
2
BUSINESS, TREE PLANTING
1
BUTCHER
1
Business
1
CARPENTRY WORK
1
CASUAL LABOUR
2
CASUAL LABOURER
6
CASUAL MANUAL WORK
1
CLEARING STREETS
1
COMMISSION ON MARKETED PRODUCTS
1
CUTS SMALL STICKS USED FOR MUCHOMO AND SELLS THEM
1
EARNING FROM ART WORK, I GO WASHING FOR PEOPLE CLO
1
EARNING FROM MAKING SHOES
1
EARNING FROM WORKING AS A BROKER FOR PLOTS
1
FISHING
4
FRIENDS AND WELLWISHERS
1
FROM FRIENDS
2
GOOD SAMARITANS
1
GOOD SAMARITANS AND CAUSAL LABOUR FROM SON
1
HAND CRAFT
1
HAND WORK
1
HAND WORK -MATS
1
HANDCRAFT
1
I ALSO SELL LAND IN BITS TO EARN A LIVING
1
I BAKE PANCAKES, MANDAZES AND CHAPATI
1
I SELL HERBAL MEDICINE FOR ASTHMA
1
INCOME FROM MY WORK AS A TRADITIONAL HEALER
1
LOCAL BREW
1
MAINTAINING COMPOUNDS AT COST SELLING WATER
1
NO INCOME, ONLY BEING SUPPORTED BY GOOD SAMARITANS
1
PENSION
4
POULTRY/STONE QUARY
1
REMITTANCE FROM SIBLINGS
2
RENTALS
1
RENTS OUT THE COMPUND TO PEOPLE WHO PLANT FLOWERS
1
REPAIRS BICYCLE AND RADIOS
1
REPAIRS BROKEN UTENSILS LIKE SOURCE PANS, BASINS,
1
RETAIL SHOP
1
SALES CRAFTS
1
SELLING BREWED ALCOHOL (WALAGI)
1
SELLING CHARCOAL
1
SELLING CHARCOL
1
SELLING FIREWOOD
1
SELLING FISH
1
SELLING LOCAL BEER
1
SELLING RIPE BANANAS
1
SELLING WARAGI AND BANANAS
1
SELLS WATER
1
SHARES FROM FISHING
1
SMALL SHOP
1
SOME MONEY FROM THE DRAMA CLUB
1
TAILORING
4
TRADITIONAL MEDICINE
1
WE HAVE A SAVINGS ASSOCIATION
1
WEAVING AND MAKING MATS
1
WEAVING MATS AND BASKETS AND SELLING ENSANSA
1
WELL WISHERS PROVIDE WITH UTENSILS
1
alchol
1
business
1
operates a bar at home
1
sELLING WARAGI
1
selling fish
1
sells water
1
q149:main source of income
Please tell me which of these sources is your main source of household income, by that I mean from which source does most of your money come?
466
5
1
earnings from selling trading or hawking products
34
2
selling agricultural products
244
3
income from rental property
28
4
wages, salary from job
32
5
remittances from children abroad or in the country
60
6
pension
2
87
others
66
Sysmiss
5
q149a:specify other main source of income
Other main source of income SPECIFY
67
0
ART AND CRAFT WORK
1
BAR ATTENDANT
1
BREWING AND SELLING ALCOHOL
1
BUSINESS
8
BUSINESS LADY
2
BUTCHER
1
CARPENTRY
1
CASUAL LABOURER
5
CHICKEN
1
CLEARING STREETS
1
DISTILLATION OF ALCOHOL
1
EARNING FROM BAKING
1
EARNING FROM JOB AS BROKER
1
FISHING
5
FRIENDS
1
FRIENDS AND WELL WISHERS
1
FROM WELL WISHERS
1
GOOD SAMARITANS
1
HAND WORK -MATS
1
HELP FROM MY HUSBAND
1
INCOME FROM TRADITIONAL MEDICI
1
JOB
1
MAINTAINING PEOPLES COMPUND
1
MECHANIC
1
NONE
1
PENSION
2
REMITTANCE FROM SIBLINGS
1
RENTALS
1
RENTING OUR COMPOUND TO FLOWER
1
REPARING UNTENSILS
1
RETAIL SHOP
1
SELLING BREWED ALCHOHOL (WALAG
1
SELLING CHARCOAL
1
SELLING CRAFTS
1
SELLING FIREWOOD
1
SELLING FISH
2
SELLING LOCAL BEER
1
SELLING WARAGI
2
SELLING WATER
1
SIMPLE CASUAL JOBS
1
TAILORING
3
THE STICKS THAT USED FOR MUCHO
1
TREE CUTTING
1
WEAVING AND MAKING MATS
1
WEAVING MATS AND BASKETS AND S
1
WEEDING (GARDENER)
1
q150:financial situation at present
468
3
1
very good
1
2
good
12
3
moderate
145
4
bad
205
5
very bad
104
8
don't know
1
97
refused
0
Sysmiss
3
q151:is financial situation better or worse
Since last visit / compared to 3 years ago would you say your financial situation is …?
READ THE FIVE CATEGORIES
468
3
1
much better
7
2
better
61
3
about the same
91
4
worse
198
5
much worse
111
Sysmiss
3
q152_1:worse because of expensive food
Is your situation now worse because: Food is more expensive now
471
0
1
yes
90
2
no
381
q152_2:worse because of more mouths to feed
Is your situation now worse because: More mouths to feed
471
0
1
yes
52
2
no
419
q152_3:worse because more school fees to pay
Is your situation now worse because: More school fees to pay
471
0
1
yes
57
2
no
414
q152_4:worse because more medicines and treatments to pay
Is your situation now worse because: More medicines and treatments to pay.
471
0
1
yes
32
2
no
439
q152_5:worse because of less money support
Is your situation now worse because: Less money support
471
0
1
yes
161
2
no
310
q152_6:worse because fewer goods to sell
Is your situation now worse because: Fewer goods to sell
471
0
1
yes
138
2
no
333
q152_7:worse because less time to work and care giving
Is your situation now worse because: Less time to work because of care giving responsibilities
471
0
1
yes
23
2
no
448
q152_8:worse because work becomes hard
Is your situation now worse because: Less or don't work anymore because of physical work has become too hard
471
0
1
yes
221
2
no
250
q152_9:worse because of other reasons
Is your situation now worse because: Other
471
0
1
yes
63
2
no
408
q152a:other reason situation worse
Other reason situation WORSE
67
0
''OUR LAND WAS TAKEN BY GOVERN NOW FOR FREE WE NOW BUY EACH AND EVERY THING
1
BAD WEATHER THAT KILLS OUR PRODUCE
1
BANANAS HAVE BEEN INFESTED WITH PASTES
1
BEING ALONE WITH AOUT A WIFE M
1
BUSINESS IS NOT GOING ON WELL,
1
BUYERS OF MY GARDEN PRODUCE OFFER LITTLE MONEY
1
COST OF LIVING IS HIGH
1
COST OF LIVING IS HIGH COMPARED TO INCOME
1
DO NOT HAVE A PLOT FOR FARMING TO GET FOOD
1
DO NOT HAVE TIME TO CULTIVATE
1
DROUGHT
1
EXPENDITURES ARE MANY AND LESS MONEY SUPPORT
1
FEW JOBS
1
GOOD HEALTH AND NOW I CAN WORK MORE
1
GOODS ARE VERY EXPENSIVE
1
HE HAS NO RELIABLE JOB BECAUSE EVEN FISHING IS NOT RELIABLE HE IS DOING IT FOR HIS BOSS
1
HUSBAND RETIRED FROM EMPLOYMENT
1
I AM PAID LATE WHEN I HAVE TAKEN DEBTS
1
I NO LONGER BREW MY MALWA BECAUSE CAPITAL WAS STOLEN
1
I NO LONGER HAVE MY POULTRY SINCE THERE ARE THIEVES IN THE AREA
1
I NOLONGER HAVE LAND WHERE TO GROW CROPS FOR FOOD
1
I STAY ALONE NEED ASSISATANCE
1
I USED TO SELL FIREWOOD AND CHARCOAL IN THE PLACE BUT NOW MANY PEOPLE ARE IN THE SAME BUSI
1
I WAS SENT AWAY FROM THE STREETS WHERE I USED TO MAKE BUSINESS
1
IAM SOLELY DEPENDING ON OTHER PEOPLE. I HAVE NO INCOME OF MY OWN
1
INFLATION
1
INFLATION EXPENDITURE IS FAR LESS THAN INCOME
1
LAST YEAR NEVER WORKED SECURE THEY HAD INSTABILITY AT HOME
1
LESS FISH FOR SALE
1
LESS FISH TO SELL
1
LESS INTEREST ON THE MATS AND ALSO IT TAKES TIME TO COMPLETE THE MAT
1
LIMITTED LAND FOR CULTIVATION SINCE MY GRANDS CAN DIG
1
MONEY HAS LOST VALUE
1
MONEY HAS LOST VALUE AND THE COST OF LIVING IS SO HIGH
1
MOST OF MY MONEY AND INCOME WA
1
MY CHILD WHO HAS BEEN SUPPORTI
1
MY CHILDREN NO LONGER HAVE EMPLOYMENT YET THEY USED TO SUPPORT ME
1
MY CHILDREN WHO USED TO CARE FOR ME FINANCIALLY DIED
1
MY LAND WAS TAKEN AWAY BY INLAWS
1
MY SIBLINGS ARE TAKING CARE OF OTHER CHILDREN WHO ARE ORPHANED
1
MY SPOUSE WHO USED TO SUPPORT THE FAMILY IS VERY WEAK CANNO WORK ANY MORE
1
MY TENANTS ARE NO LONGER PAYING WELL. THEY DON'T HAVE MONEY
1
NO INCOME TO HELP SMALL BUSSINESS
1
NO LONGER GETS HIS WAGES
1
NO MORE FOOD AND OTHER SUPPORT FROM TASO
1
OUR COFFEE HAS LOST VALUE BECA
1
PEOPLE ARE POOR, THEY DON’T HAVE MONEY TO BUY MY GROCERIES
1
PEOPLE NOLONGER BUY FIREWOOD
1
PEOPLE WHO USED TO BUY MY PRODUCE ARE POOR
1
PESTS HAVE INFECTED COFFEE
1
PESTS INFESTATION
1
POOR YIELDS
1
RESPONDENT CAN NO LONGER SEE
1
RESPONDENT LOST ALL HER CHILDREN AND GRAND CHILDREN WHO USED TO HELP HER
1
SMALLER AREA TO CULTIVATE CROPS
1
TAXES
1
THE COST OF LIVING IS HIGH
2
THE COST OF LIVING IS HIGH. HE SAID
1
THE DRAUGHT HAS MADE OUR PRODUCTION LESS
1
THE INTEREST I GET IS VERY SMALL WHEN I SELL MY GROCERIES
1
THE LAND THAT WE USED TO CULTIVATE HAS BEEN TAKEN AWAY SO WE HAVE NO CROPS TO SELL
1
THE WEATHER IS BAD (DROUGHT) AND I PURELY DEPEND ON MY CROPS
1
THEIVES STEAL THE SUGAR CANES
1
THINGS/GOODS ARE EXPENSIVE YET SALARY HAS REMAINED THE SAME
1
THOS WHO USED TO GIVE ME JOBS TO DIG IN THE GARDENS ARE ALSO POOR CAN NOT PAY
1
USED TO MAKE CRAFTS AND SELL BUT NOW PEOPLE ARE POOR AND DON'T BUY
1
q153_1:better because food is cheaper
Is your situation now better because: Food is cheaper now
471
0
1
yes
13
2
no
458
q153_2:better because few mouths to feed
471
0
1
yes
19
2
no
452
q153_3:better because less school fees to pay
471
0
1
yes
3
2
no
468
q153_4:better because less medicines and treatments to pay
471
0
1
yes
15
2
no
456
q153_5:better because more money support
471
0
1
yes
21
2
no
450
q153_6:better because more goods to sell
471
0
1
yes
29
2
no
442
q153_7:better because more time to work and care giving
471
0
1
yes
6
2
no
465
q153_8:better because of better own health
Is your situation now better because: More work because of better own health
471
0
1
yes
25
2
no
446
q153_9:better because of other reasons
471
0
1
yes
20
2
no
451
q153a:other reason situation better
Other reason situation Better
20
0
AN USED AND GOING WELL
1
CHILDREN ARE NOW GROWN AND POR
1
CHILDREN ARE NOW TAKING CARE O
1
CHILDREN ARE PROVIDING SOME SU
1
DOES NO LONGER RENT AS BEFORE
1
GOT SOMEONE TO RENT MY COMPOUN
1
HE SAYS HE IS HARD WORKING
1
I DIG AND HARVEST FOOD WE HAVE
1
I GET LOANS THAT I USE TO EARN
1
I HAVE A JOB OF CLEANING AT TA
1
I HAVE WHERE TO STAY WITHOUT S
1
I JOINED SUPPORT GROUPS
1
MORE HOUSES FOR RENT
1
MY PRODUCTS HAVE GOOD MARKET I
1
MY SALARY HAS BEEN INCREASED
1
NOT GOOD AT ALL
1
NOW I SELL MILK AND RENT OUT S
1
RESPONDENT HAS BOUGHT MORE LAN
1
TASO GAVE ME A COW WHICH I USE
1
WE CULTIVATE FOOD CROPS AND NO
1
q161:did hh receive assistance from family and relatives
In the last 12 months did your HH receive money, goods or assistance from family and relatives (other kin) who do not live with you?
We would like to ask you about the different ways in which family and friends and others help you and your household. We would like to know about assistance you or others in the household might receive.
470
1
1
yes
268
2
no
202
8
don't know
0
Sysmiss
1
q162_1:receive money:
272
199
1
yes
229
2
no
43
Sysmiss
199
q162_2:receive money for school fees/supplies
268
203
1
yes
33
2
no
235
Sysmiss
203
q162_3:receive food
268
203
1
yes
155
2
no
113
Sysmiss
203
q162_4:receive payment for medical bills
268
203
1
yes
25
2
no
243
Sysmiss
203
q162_5:receive clothing or provisions
268
203
1
yes
64
2
no
204
Sysmiss
203
q162_6:receive help with housework
268
203
1
yes
19
2
no
249
Sysmiss
203
q162_7:receive help with medicines/care
268
203
1
yes
28
2
no
240
Sysmiss
203
q162_8:receive transportation
268
203
1
yes
16
2
no
252
Sysmiss
203
q162_9:receive goods
268
203
1
yes
154
2
no
114
Sysmiss
203
q162_10:receive social/emotional
268
203
1
yes
29
2
no
239
Sysmiss
203
q162_11:other assistance received in the last l2 months
0
471
1
yes
0
99
no
0
Sysmiss
471
q163:did hh receive assistance
In the last 12months did your HH receive money, goods or assistance from friends who do not live with you?
470
1
1
yes
114
2
no
356
8
don't know
0
Sysmiss
1
q164_1:receive money
42
429
1
yes
42
Sysmiss
429
q164_2:receive money for school fees/supplies
1
470
1
yes
1
Sysmiss
470
q164_3:receive food
78
393
1
yes
78
Sysmiss
393
q164_4:receive payment for medical bills
0
471
1
yes
0
Sysmiss
471
q164_5:receive clothing or provisions
12
459
1
yes
12
Sysmiss
459
q164_6:receive help with housework
3
468
1
yes
3
Sysmiss
468
q164_7:receive help with medicines/care
3
468
1
yes
3
Sysmiss
468
q164_8:receive transportation
1
470
1
yes
1
Sysmiss
470
q164_9:receive goods
41
430
1
yes
41
Sysmiss
430
q164_10:receive social/emotional
20
451
1
yes
20
Sysmiss
451
q164_11:other assistance received in the last 12 months
6
465
1
yes
6
Sysmiss
465
q164a:other assistance received specify
Other assistance received specify
6
0
A GOAT AND A PIG
1
ACCOMODATION
2
ACCOMODATION AND LAND TO CULTI
1
ASSISTANCE WITH TAKING MY GRAN
1
SHELTER
1
q165:did hh receive assistance from community
In the last 12 months did your HH receive money, goods or assistance from any clubs or groups in your community including religious community?
470
1
1
yes
61
2
no
409
8
don't know
0
Sysmiss
1
q166_1:receive money
26
445
1
yes
26
Sysmiss
445
q166_2:receive money for school fees/supplies
5
466
1
yes
5
Sysmiss
466
q166_3:receive food
24
447
1
yes
24
Sysmiss
447
q166_4:receive payment for medical bills
0
471
1
yes
0
Sysmiss
471
q166_5:receive clothing or provisions
4
467
1
yes
4
Sysmiss
467
q166_6:receive help with housework
0
471
1
yes
0
Sysmiss
471
q166_7:receive help with medicines/care
0
471
1
yes
0
Sysmiss
471
q166_8:receive transportation
0
471
1
yes
0
Sysmiss
471
q166_9:receive goods
15
456
1
yes
15
Sysmiss
456
q166_10:receive social/emotional
16
455
1
yes
16
Sysmiss
455
q166_11:other assistance received in the last 12 months
4
467
1
yes
4
Sysmiss
467
q166a:other assistance received specify
Other assistance received specify
413
0
99
409
KNOWLEDGE THROUGH TRAINING WOR
2
SOLAR
1
SOLAR PANEL
1
q167:did hh receive assistance from the government
In the last 12 months did your HH receive money, goods or assistance from the government?
466
5
1
yes
34
2
no
432
8
don't know
0
Sysmiss
5
q168_1: receive money
5
466
1
yes
5
Sysmiss
466
q168_2:receive money for school fees/supplies
5
466
1
yes
5
Sysmiss
466
q168_3:receive food
2
469
1
yes
2
Sysmiss
469
q168_4:receive payment for medical bills
1
470
1
yes
1
Sysmiss
470
q168_5:receive clothing or provisions
0
471
1
yes
0
Sysmiss
471
q168_6:receive help with housework
0
471
1
yes
0
Sysmiss
471
q168_7:receive help with medicines/care
12
459
1
yes
12
Sysmiss
459
q168_8:receive transportation
0
471
1
yes
0
Sysmiss
471
q168_9:receive goods
2
469
1
yes
2
Sysmiss
469
q168_10:receive social/emotional
1
470
1
yes
1
Sysmiss
470
q168_11:other assistance received in the last 12 months
10
461
1
yes
10
Sysmiss
461
q168a:other assistance received specify
Other assistance received specify
11
0
LAND TO GROW CROPS
1
MOSQUITO NET
1
MOSQUITO NETS AND HOES
1
PENSION
2
PENSION OF LATE HUSBAND
1
SEEDLINGS
5
q169:did hh give assistance to family and/or other family
In the last 12 months did your HH give money, goods or assistance to family (children, grandchildren) and /or other family (and those of your spouse) who do not live here?
Now we would like to talk about the kind of assistance that your household provided to others who do not live with you, in the last year.
471
0
1
yes
220
2
no
251
8
don't know
0
q170_1: give money
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
116
355
1
yes
116
Sysmiss
355
q170_2:give money for school fees/supplies
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
65
406
1
yes
65
Sysmiss
406
q170_3:give food
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
169
302
1
yes
169
Sysmiss
302
q170_4:give payment for medical bills
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
37
434
1
yes
37
Sysmiss
434
q170_5:give clothing or provisions
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
60
411
1
yes
60
Sysmiss
411
q170_6:give help with housework
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
21
450
1
yes
21
Sysmiss
450
q170_7:give help with medicines/care
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
14
457
1
yes
14
Sysmiss
457
q170_8:give transportation
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
20
451
1
yes
20
Sysmiss
451
q170_9:give goods
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
56
415
1
yes
56
Sysmiss
415
q170_10:give social/emotional
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
29
442
1
yes
29
Sysmiss
442
q170_11:other assistance given in the last 12 months
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
0
471
1
yes
0
Sysmiss
471
q170a:other assistance given specify
Other type of assistance given SPECIFY
0
0
q171:did hh give assistance to friends
In the last 12 months did your HH give money, goods or assistance to friends who do not live with you?
471
0
1
yes
164
2
no
307
8
don't know
0
q172_1:give money
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
71
400
1
yes
71
Sysmiss
400
q172_2:give money for school fees/supplies
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
6
465
1
yes
6
Sysmiss
465
q172_3:give food
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
120
351
1
yes
120
Sysmiss
351
q172_4:give payment for medical bills
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
3
468
1
yes
3
Sysmiss
468
q172_5:give clothing or provisions
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
14
457
1
yes
14
Sysmiss
457
q172_6:give help with housework
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
8
463
1
yes
8
Sysmiss
463
q172_7:give help with medicines/care
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
3
468
1
yes
3
Sysmiss
468
q172_8:give transportation
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
4
467
1
yes
4
Sysmiss
467
q172_9:give goods
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
29
442
1
yes
29
Sysmiss
442
q172_10:give social/emotional
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
25
446
1
yes
24
2
1
Sysmiss
446
q172_11:other assistance given in the last 12 months
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
5
466
1
yes
5
Sysmiss
466
q172a:other assistance given specify
Other type of assistance given specify
5
0
CHICKEN
1
DIRECTING THEM TO TASO FOR TRE
1
FREE TAILORING SERVICES
1
KNOWLEDGE
1
SHELTER FOR THE NEEDY
1
q173:did hh give assistance to community
In the last 12months did your HH give money or goods to support any other kin, neighbours, community or other?
470
1
1
yes
168
2
no
301
3
1
8
don't know
0
Sysmiss
1
q174_1:give money
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
127
344
1
yes
126
2
1
Sysmiss
344
q174_2:give money for school fees/supplies
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
2
469
1
yes
2
Sysmiss
469
q174_3:give food
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
60
411
1
yes
60
Sysmiss
411
q174_4:give payment for medical bills
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
2
469
1
yes
2
Sysmiss
469
q174_5:give clothing or provisions
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
10
461
1
yes
10
Sysmiss
461
q174_6:give help with housework
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
11
460
1
yes
11
Sysmiss
460
q174_7:give help with medicines/care
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
1
470
1
yes
1
Sysmiss
470
q174_8:give transportation
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
1
470
1
yes
1
Sysmiss
470
q174_9:give goods
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
20
451
1
yes
20
Sysmiss
451
q174_10:give social/emotional
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
14
457
1
yes
14
Sysmiss
457
q174_11:other
READ TICK ALL ANSWERS THAT THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS
2
469
1
yes
2
Sysmiss
469
q174a:other assistance given specify
Other assistance given specify
2
0
DIRECTING PEOPLE TO TASO AND E
1
SHELTER FOR THE NEEDY
1
q181:participate any groups
Do you participate in any groups such as religious, social, public service or community groups?
Now I would like to ask questions about yourself, especially about what you have been doing in your spare time. We would like to know more about your social life, which is an important part of people's lives.
469
2
1
yes
187
2
no
282
97
refused
0
Sysmiss
2
About how often do you go to religious meetings or services?
220
251
1
never/almost
9
2
once or twice a year
11
3
every few months
17
4
once or twice a month
48
5
once a week
109
6
more than once a week
26
97
refused
0
Sysmiss
251
q183:number of children feel very close to
How many of your children do you feel very close to?
458
13
0
46
1
119
2
107
3
72
4
34
5
25
6
21
7
10
8
10
9
3
10
5
11
2
12
1
13
1
24
1
88
don't know
1
Sysmiss
13
q183a:number of these children live near you
How many of these children live near to you?
471
0
0
95
4.019
16.563
q184:number of relatives feel very close to
(In general, apart from your children-), how many other relatives do you have that you feel very close to? (people that you feel at ease with, can talk to about private matters, and call on for help?)
470
1
0
168
1
133
2
77
3
35
4
25
5
13
6
8
8
1
10
5
11
2
15
2
20
1
Sysmiss
1
q184a:number of these relatives live near you
How many of these relatives live near to you?
471
0
0
309
1
93
2
35
3
17
4
9
5
3
6
1
8
1
10
2
20
1
q185:number of friends feel very close to
In general, how many very close friends do you have? (People that you feel at ease with, can talk to about private matters, and call on for help?)
471
0
0
88
4.688
15.851
q185a:number of these friends feel very close to
How many of these friends live near to you?
471
0
0
88
1.592
4.655
q186a:attending social visits
In the last two weeks, how often have you been out of the house/ dwelling to attend social meetings, activities, weddings, events?
471
0
1
not at all
174
2
once or twice
259
3
more than or twice
33
4
daily
5
q186b:visiting
In the last two weeks, how often have you gotten out of the house/ dwelling to visit a relative, neighbour or friend?
471
0
1
not at all
166
2
once or twice
236
3
more than or twice
40
4
daily
29
q186c:had visitors
In the last two weeks, how often have you had visitors to your house, such as friends, neighbours, and relatives?
471
0
1
not at all
114
2
once or twice
259
3
more than or twice
67
4
daily
31
q186d:attended religious service
In the last two weeks, how often have you attended religious services?
471
0
1
not at all
106
2
once or twice
341
3
more than or twice
17
4
daily
7
q187:how often do you go out
Would you like to go out more often or are you satisfied with how much you get out of the house?
471
0
1
would like to go out more often
342
2
satisfied
116
3
would like to go out less often
13
q188:like to have more visitors
Would you like to have more visitors or are you satisfied?
471
0
1
would like to have more visitors
377
2
satisfied
79
3
would like to fewer visitors
15
q201:health rating
In general, how would you rate your health today?
Now we will ask questions specifically about your health. The first questions are about your overall health, including both your physical and your mental health.
471
0
1
very good
28
2
good
156
3
moderate
203
4
bad
74
5
very bad
10
q202:work or household activities
Overall in the last 30 days/month, how much difficulty did you have with work or household activities?
470
1
1
none
100
2
mild
94
3
moderate
171
4
severe
78
5
extreme/cannot do
27
Sysmiss
1
q203:difficulty with moving around
Overall, in the last 30 days/ month, how much difficulty did you have with moving around?
471
0
1
none
202
2
mild
61
3
moderate
137
4
severe
53
5
extreme/cannot do
18
q204:difficulty with vigorous activities
Overall, in the last month, how much difficulty did you have in vigorous activities (digging in the garden, lifting heavy objects such as a bunch of Matooke, a basket of cassava, or millet or potatoes). (Vigorous activities require hard physical effort and cause large increases in breathing or heart rate)
471
0
1
none
155
2
mild
46
3
moderate
132
4
severe
96
5
extreme/cannot do
42
q205:difficulty with self-care
Overall, in the last 30 days/month, how much difficulty did you have with self-care, such as bathing/washing or dressing yourself?
471
0
1
none
364
2
mild
51
3
moderate
37
4
severe
16
5
extreme/cannot do
3
q206:difficulty with taking care of and maintaining your general apppearance
Overall, in the last month, how much difficulty did you have in taking care of and maintaining your general appearance (for example grooming, looking neat and tidy)?
471
0
1
none
388
2
mild
39
3
moderate
28
4
severe
11
5
extreme/cannot do
5
difficulty in taking care of and maintaining your general appearance in the last one month
q207: difficulty staying by yourself for a few days
In the last month, how much difficulty did you have in staying by yourself for a few days (3 to 7 days)?
470
1
1
none
278
2
mild
53
3
moderate
57
4
severe
49
5
extreme/cannot do
33
Sysmiss
1
q208:bodily aches or pain
Overall, in the last 30 days/1 month, how much of bodily aches or pains did you have?
471
0
1
none
143
2
mild
97
3
moderate
139
4
severe
79
5
extreme/cannot do
13
q209:bodily discomfort
In the last 30 days /month, how much bodily discomfort did you have?
468
3
1
none
139
2
mild
101
3
moderate
143
4
severe
72
5
extreme/cannot do
13
Sysmiss
3
q210:difficulty because of your aches pains or discomfort
In the last 30 days /month, how much difficulty did you have in your daily life because of your aches, pain or discomfort?
331
140
1
none
7
2
mild
99
3
moderate
147
4
severe
65
5
extreme/cannot do
13
Sysmiss
140
q211:difficulty concentrating or remembering
Overall, in the last 30 days /month, how much difficulty did you have with concentrating or remembering things? (for example, remembering things that you usually remember such as completing household chores, working)
470
1
1
none
236
2
mild
67
3
moderate
107
4
severe
49
5
extreme/cannot do
11
Sysmiss
1
q212:difficulty with learning a new task
Overall, in the last 30 days /month, how much difficulty did you have in learning a new task (for example, learning how to get to a new place)?
471
0
1
none
217
2
mild
80
3
moderate
113
4
severe
51
5
extreme/cannot do
10
q213:difficulty with personal relationship or participation in the community
Overall in the last 30 days /month, how much difficulty did you have with personal relationships or participation in the community?(eg attending ceremonies, meetings)
471
0
1
none
315
2
mild
35
3
moderate
62
4
severe
32
5
extreme/cannot do
27
q214:difficulty with dealing with conflicts and tensions with others
In the last 30 days /month, how much difficulty did you have in dealing with conflicts and tensions with others (e.g. family/community matters)?
471
0
1
none
344
2
mild
50
3
moderate
58
4
severe
14
5
extreme/cannot do
5
q214a:difficulty in making new friendships or maintaining current friendships
In the last 30 days /month, how much difficulty did you have with making new friendships or maintaining current friendships?
461
10
1
none
342
2
mild
45
3
moderate
45
4
severe
22
5
extreme/cannot do
7
Sysmiss
10
q214b:difficulty in dealing with strangers
In the last 30 days /month, how much difficulty did you have with dealing with strangers?
458
13
1
none
340
2
mild
46
3
moderate
52
4
severe
11
5
extreme/cannot do
9
Sysmiss
13
q215:difficulty with sleep
Overall, in the last 30 days /month, how much of a problem did you have with sleeping, such as falling asleep, waking up frequently during the night or waking up too early in the morning or sleeping too much?
471
0
1
none
242
2
mild
52
3
moderate
85
4
severe
63
5
extreme/cannot do
29
q216:difficulty with energy
Overall, in the last 30 days /month, how much of a problem did you have due to not feeling rested and refreshed during the day?
470
1
1
none
242
2
mild
58
3
moderate
88
4
severe
54
5
extreme/cannot do
28
Sysmiss
1
q217:difficulty with sad, low or unhappy
Overall, in the last 30 days /month, how much of a problem did you have with feeling sad, low or unhappy?
471
0
1
none
247
2
mild
86
3
moderate
80
4
severe
52
5
extreme/cannot do
6
q218:difficulty with worry or anxiety
In the last 30 days /month, how much of a problem did you have with worry or anxiety? (having the experience of receiving bad news and having fast heart beating)
471
0
1
none
283
2
mild
63
3
moderate
72
4
severe
45
5
extreme/cannot do
8
q219:last time eyes examined by a medical professional
When was the last time you had your eyes examined by a medical professional?
ENTER YEARS AGO. ENTER "00" IF LESS THAN 1 YEAR.
470
1
0
29
1
35
2
17
3
167
4
11
5
9
6
3
7
1
10
8
12
1
15
2
20
1
88
don't know
36
98
never
150
Sysmiss
1
q220:use eyeglasses to see faraway
Do you use eyeglasses to see far away (for example, across the street / from a distance of about 20 metres)?
459
12
1
yes
14
2
no
445
Sysmiss
12
q221:use eyeglasses to see up close
Do you use eyeglasses to see up close (for example at arms length, like when you are reading)?
470
1
1
yes
73
2
no
387
3
1
4
9
Sysmiss
1
q222:difficulty with seeing and recognising across the road
In the last 30 days/month, how much difficulty did you have in seeing and recognizing an object or a person you know across the road (from a distance of about 20 metres)?
INTERVIEWER: INDICATE A SPOT THAT IS SIMILAR DISTANCE FOR EACH RESPONDENT
470
1
1
none
200
2
mild
94
3
moderate
116
4
severe
46
5
extreme/cannot do
14
Sysmiss
1
q223:difficulty in seeing and recognising arm'slength
In the last 30 days/month, how much difficulty did you have in seeing and recognizing an object at arm's length (for example, sorting beans, groundnuts or rice)?
469
2
1
none
107
2
mild
84
3
moderate
134
4
severe
103
5
extreme/cannot do
41
Sysmiss
2
q224:difficulty with fulfilling daily tasks
How much difficulty do you have fulfilling daily tasks because of not seeing properly? (e.g. cooking, washing)
316
155
1
none
38
2
mild
82
3
moderate
151
4
severe
40
5
extreme/cannot do
5
Sysmiss
155
q225:enough energy
Do you have enough energy for everyday life?
470
1
1
completely
26
2
mostly
145
3
moderate
133
4
a little
147
5
none at all
19
Sysmiss
1
q226:enough money
Do you have enough money to meet your needs?
470
1
1
completely
1
2
mostly
6
3
moderate
88
4
a little
229
5
none at all
146
Sysmiss
1
q227a:how satisfied with your health
How satisfied are you with your health?
Please tell us how satisfied you are with the following issues.
470
1
1
very satisfied
25
2
satisfied
200
3
neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
156
4
dissatisfied
74
5
very dissatisfied
15
Sysmiss
1
q227b:how satisfied with your self
How satisfied are you with your self
Please tell us how satisfied you are with the following issues.
470
1
1
very satisfied
26
2
satisfied
174
3
neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
195
4
dissatisfied
65
5
very dissatisfied
10
Sysmiss
1
q227c:how satisfied with your ability to perform your daily living activities
How satisfied are you with your ability to perform your daily living activities
Please tell us how satisfied you are with the following issues.
470
1
1
very satisfied
25
2
satisfied
170
3
neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
166
4
dissatisfied
80
5
very dissatisfied
29
Sysmiss
1
q227d:how satisfied with your personal relationships
How satisfied are you with your personal relationships
Please tell us how satisfied you are with the following issues.
470
1
1
very satisfied
108
2
satisfied
278
3
neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
78
4
dissatisfied
4
5
very dissatisfied
2
Sysmiss
1
q227e:how satisfied with conditions of your living place
How satisfied are you with conditions of your living place
Please tell us how satisfied you are with the following issues.
468
3
1
very satisfied
70
2
satisfied
188
3
neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
160
4
dissatisfied
38
5
very dissatisfied
12
Sysmiss
3
q227f:how satisfied with your life as a whole
How satisfied are you with your life as a whole these days?
Please tell us how satisfied you are with the following issues.
466
5
1
very satisfied
19
2
satisfied
147
3
neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
233
4
dissatisfied
56
5
very dissatisfied
11
Sysmiss
5
q228:how often were you unable to control the important things in life
How often have you felt that you were unable to control the important things in your life?
471
0
1
never
89
2
almost never
133
3
sometimes
178
4
fairly often
42
5
very often
29
q229:how often could you not cope with all the things that you had to do
How often have you found that you could not cope with all the things that you had to do?
449
22
1
never
52
2
almost never
132
3
sometimes
184
4
fairly often
47
5
very often
34
Sysmiss
22
q230:rate your overall quality of life
How would you rate your overall quality of life?
470
1
1
very good
17
2
good
125
3
moderate
224
4
bad
80
5
very bad
24
8
don't know
0
Sysmiss
1
q234:difficulty with standing for long periods
Please think back over the last 30 days/month and answer these questions thinking about how much difficulty you had doing the following activities. Some of these questions may seem repetitive, but we do need your attention and it is important to give us answers to each question.
In the last 30 days/month, how much difficulty did you have in standing for long periods?
468
3
These next questions ask about difficulties due to health conditions.
1
none
194
2
mild
53
3
moderate
87
4
severe
97
5
extreme/cannot do
37
98
not applicable
0
Sysmiss
3
q238:difficulty with taking care of your HH responsibilities
Please think back over the last 30 days/month and answer these questions thinking about how much difficulty you had doing the following activities. Some of these questions may seem repetitive, but we do need your attention and it is important to give us answers to each question.
In the last 30 days/month, how much difficulty did you have in taking care of your household responsibilities?
470
1
These next questions ask about difficulties due to health conditions.
1
none
213
2
mild
73
3
moderate
124
4
severe
53
5
extreme/cannot do
7
98
not applicable
0
Sysmiss
1
difficulty with taking care of your household responsibilities in the last one month
q239:difficulty with joining in community activities
Please think back over the last 30 days/month and answer these questions thinking about how much difficulty you had doing the following activities. Some of these questions may seem repetitive, but we do need your attention and it is important to give us answers to each question.
471
0
These next questions ask about difficulties due to health conditions.
1
none
232
2
mild
56
3
moderate
92
4
severe
56
5
extreme/cannot do
35
98
not applicable
0
q241:difficulty with concentrating on doing something for 10 minutes
Please think back over the last 30 days/month and answer these questions thinking about how much difficulty you had doing the following activities. Some of these questions may seem repetitive, but we do need your attention and it is important to give us answers to each question.
In the last 30 days/month, how much difficulty did you have concentrating on doing something for 10 minutes?
470
1
These next questions ask about difficulties due to health conditions.
1
none
289
2
mild
72
3
moderate
73
4
severe
32
5
extreme/cannot do
4
98
not applicable
0
Sysmiss
1
q242:difficulty with walking a long distance such as a kilometer
Please think back over the last 30 days/month and answer these questions thinking about how much difficulty you had doing the following activities. Some of these questions may seem repetitive, but we do need your attention and it is important to give us answers to each question.
In the last 30 days/month, how much difficulty did you have in walking a long distance such as a kilometer?
471
0
These next questions ask about difficulties due to health conditions.
1
none
189
2
mild
35
3
moderate
66
4
severe
94
5
extreme/cannot do
87
98
not applicable
0
q243:difficulty with bathing/washing your whole body
Please think back over the last 30 days/month and answer these questions thinking about how much difficulty you had doing the following activities. Some of these questions may seem repetitive, but we do need your attention and it is important to give us answers to each question.
In the last 30 days/month, how much difficulty did you have in bathing/washing your whole body?
471
0
These next questions ask about difficulties due to health conditions.
1
none
352
2
mild
58
3
moderate
43
4
severe
14
5
extreme/cannot do
4
98
not applicable
0
q244:difficulty with getting dressed
Please think back over the last 30 days/month and answer these questions thinking about how much difficulty you had doing the following activities. Some of these questions may seem repetitive, but we do need your attention and it is important to give us answers to each question.
In the last 30 days/month, how much difficulty did you have in getting dressed?
471
0
These next questions ask about difficulties due to health conditions.
1
none
404
2
mild
31
3
moderate
26
4
severe
9
5
extreme/cannot do
1
98
not applicable
0
q245:difficulty with your day to day work
Please think back over the last 30 days/month and answer these questions thinking about how much difficulty you had doing the following activities. Some of these questions may seem repetitive, but we do need your attention and it is important to give us answers to each question.
In the last 30 days/month, how much difficulty did you have in your day to day work?
471
0
These next questions ask about difficulties due to health conditions.
1
none
228
2
mild
65
3
moderate
114
4
severe
49
5
extreme/cannot do
15
98
not applicable
0
q246:difficulty in carrying things
Please think back over the last 30 days/month and answer these questions thinking about how much difficulty you had doing the following activities. Some of these questions may seem repetitive, but we do need your attention and it is important to give us answers to each question.
In the last 30 days/month, how much difficulty did you have with carrying things?
471
0
These next questions ask about difficulties due to health conditions.
1
none
143
2
mild
36
3
moderate
68
4
severe
111
5
extreme/cannot do
113
98
not applicable
0
q248:difficulty with eating
Please think back over the last 30 days/month and answer these questions thinking about how much difficulty you had doing the following activities. Some of these questions may seem repetitive, but we do need your attention and it is important to give us answers to each question.
In the last 30 days/month, how much difficulty did you have with eating (including cutting up your food)?
471
0
These next questions ask about difficulties due to health conditions.
1
none
422
2
mild
33
3
moderate
8
4
severe
8
5
extreme/cannot do
0
98
not applicable
0
q249:difficulty with getting up from lying down
Please think back over the last 30 days/month and answer these questions thinking about how much difficulty you had doing the following activities. Some of these questions may seem repetitive, but we do need your attention and it is important to give us answers to each question.
In the last 30 days/month, how much difficulty did you have with getting up from lying down?
470
1
These next questions ask about difficulties due to health conditions.
1
none
234
2
mild
63
3
moderate
99
4
severe
65
5
extreme/cannot do
9
98
not applicable
0
Sysmiss
1
Please think back over the last 30 days/month and answer these questions thinking about how much difficulty you had doing the following activities. Some of these questions may seem repetitive, but we do need your attention and it is important to give us answers to each question.
In the last 30 days/month, how much difficulty did you have with getting to and using the toilet?
470
1
These next questions ask about difficulties due to health conditions.
1
none
326
2
mild
46
3
moderate
56
4
severe
35
5
extreme/cannot do
7
98
not applicable
0
Sysmiss
1
q250a:difficulty with control of your bowel or bladder functions
Please think back over the last 30 days/month and answer these questions thinking about how much difficulty you had doing the following activities. Some of these questions may seem repetitive, but we do need your attention and it is important to give us answers to each question.
In the last 30 days/month, how much difficulty did you have with control of your bowel or bladder functions?
470
1
These next questions ask about difficulties due to health conditions.
1
none
394
2
mild
25
3
moderate
36
4
severe
13
5
extreme/cannot do
2
98
not applicable
0
Sysmiss
1
Please think back over the last 30 days/month and answer these questions thinking about how much difficulty you had doing the following activities. Some of these questions may seem repetitive, but we do need your attention and it is important to give us answers to each question.
In the last 30 days/month, how much difficulty did you have with getting where you want to go, using private or public transport if needed?
471
0
These next questions ask about difficulties due to health conditions.
1
none
299
2
mild
54
3
moderate
77
4
severe
28
5
extreme/cannot do
13
98
not applicable
0
q252:difficulty with getting out of your home
Please think back over the last 30 days/month and answer these questions thinking about how much difficulty you had doing the following activities. Some of these questions may seem repetitive, but we do need your attention and it is important to give us answers to each question.
In the last 30 days/month, how much difficulty did you have getting out of your home?
463
8
These next questions ask about difficulties due to health conditions.
1
none
265
2
mild
57
3
moderate
75
4
severe
47
5
extreme/cannot do
19
98
not applicable
0
Sysmiss
8
q253:emotionally affected by your health conditions
Please think back over the last 30 days/month and answer these questions thinking about how much difficulty you had doing the following activities. Some of these questions may seem repetitive, but we do need your attention and it is important to give us answers to each question.
In the last 30 days/month, how much have you been emotionally affected by your health condition(s)?
470
1
These next questions ask about difficulties due to health conditions.
1
none
170
2
mild
85
3
moderate
122
4
severe
80
5
extreme/cannot do
13
98
not applicable
0
Sysmiss
1
q254:difficulties ingterfere with your life
Please think back over the last 30 days/month and answer these questions thinking about how much difficulty you had doing the following activities. Some of these questions may seem repetitive, but we do need your attention and it is important to give us answers to each question.
Overall, how much did these difficulties interfere with your life?
470
1
These next questions ask about difficulties due to health conditions.
1
none
142
2
mild
66
3
moderate
151
4
severe
84
5
extreme/cannot do
25
40
1
98
not applicable
1
Sysmiss
1
q255:overall, ... on how many days were these difficulties present
Overall, in the past 30 days, on how many days were these difficulties present?
470
1
-8
don't know
0
0
84
1
1
2
14
3
12
4
11
5
12
6
1
7
17
8
3
9
2
10
6
12
1
13
1
14
12
15
6
16
1
18
1
20
7
21
9
25
2
29
1
30
228
98
never
38
Sysmiss
1
q301:arthritis diagnosed
Have you ever been diagnosed with/told you have arthritis (a disease of the joints or by other names rheumatism or osteoarthritis)?(enyingo)
Now I would like to read you questions about some health problems or health care needs that you may have experienced, and the treatment or medical care that you may have received.
471
0
1
yes
20
2
no
451
q302:medications or other treatment last 2 weeks
Have you been taking medications or other treatment for arthritis during the last 2 weeks?
16
455
1
yes
5
2
no
11
Sysmiss
455
q303:medications or other treatment last 12 months
Have you been taking medications or other treatment for arthritis during the last 12 months?
16
455
1
yes
11
2
no
5
Sysmiss
455
q304:experienced pain, itching, stiffness than lasted for more than a month
During the last 12 months/year, have you experienced, pain, aching, stiffness or swelling in or around the joints (like elbows, wrists, finger joints, knees, ankles) which were not related to an injury and lasted for more than a month?
471
0
1
yes
105
2
no
366
q305:experienced stiffness in the joint in the morning during tha last 12 months
During the last 12 months/year, have you experienced, stiffness in the joint in the morning after getting up from bed, or after a long rest of the joint without movement?
471
0
1
yes
150
2
no
321
q306:duration of stiffness
How long does this stiffness last?
160
311
1
30 minutes or less
83
2
more than 30 minutes
77
Sysmiss
311
q307:did the stiffness go away after exercise
Did this stiffness go away after exercise or movement in the joint?
162
309
1
yes
84
2
no
78
Sysmiss
309
q308:last 12 months symptoms in the last 2 weeks
These symptoms that you have said you experienced in the last 12 months, have you experienced them in the last 2 weeks?
161
310
1
yes
140
2
no
21
Sysmiss
310
q309:back pain last month
Have you experienced back pain during the last month?
IF 2 (NO) READ INSTRUCTION ABOVE Q 311
469
2
1
yes
285
2
no
184
Sysmiss
2
q310:number of days back pain last month
On how many days did you have this back pain during the last month?
288
183
1
30
21.115
11.567
q311:seeing a doctor because of these symptoms
Have you been seeing a doctor or other health worker because of these symptoms?
312
159
1
yes
200
2
no
112
Sysmiss
159
q312:seeing traditional healer because of these symptoms
During the last 12 months have you seen a traditional healer because of these symptoms?
312
159
1
yes
16
2
no
296
Sysmiss
159
q313:taking herbal or traditional remedy for symptoms
Are you currently taking any herbal or traditional remedy for your symptoms?
312
159
1
yes
24
2
no
288
Sysmiss
159
q314:stroke diagnosed
Have you ever been told by a health professional that you have had a stroke?
If 2 SKIP TO 317
469
2
1
yes
10
2
no
459
Sysmiss
2
q315:medication or other treatment last 2 weeks
Have you been taking any medications or other treatment for it during the last 2 weeks?
10
461
1
yes
4
2
no
6
Sysmiss
461
q316:medication or other treatment last 12 months
Have you been taking any medications or other treatment for it during the last 12 months/ one year?
10
461
1
yes
5
2
no
5
Sysmiss
461
q317:experienced paralysis
Have you ever suffered from sudden onset of paralysis or any weakness in your arms or legs on one side of your body for more than 24 hours?
468
3
1
yes
20
2
no
448
Sysmiss
3
q318:experienced loss of feeling
Have you ever had, for more than 24 hours, sudden onset of loss of feeling on one side of your body, without anything having happened to you immediately before?
466
5
1
yes
18
2
no
448
Sysmiss
5
q319:hypertension diagnosed
Have you ever been told by a doctor or other health worker that you have raised or high blood pressure (hypertension)(puressa)
IF NO SKIP TO 323
470
1
1
yes
164
2
no
306
Sysmiss
1
q320:medication or other treatment last 2 weeks
Have you been taking any medications or other treatment for it during the last 2 weeks?
163
308
1
yes
85
2
no
78
Sysmiss
308
q321:medication or other treatment last 12 months
Have you been taking any medications or other treatment for it during the last 12 months?
162
309
1
yes
108
2
no
54
Sysmiss
309
q322:seeing traditional healer because of blood pressure
During the last 12 months/ one year, have you seen a traditional healer for raised blood pressure (hypertension)?
162
309
1
yes
23
2
no
139
Sysmiss
309
q323:taking herbal or traditional remedy for blood pressure
Are you currently taking any herbal or traditional remedy or food for your bloodpressure?
470
1
1
yes
20
2
no
450
Sysmiss
1
q324:eating special food for blood pressure
Do you currently eat any special food for your blood pressure?
464
7
1
yes
35
2
no
429
Sysmiss
7
q324a:name of special food
If special food eaten, name food
36
0
A LOW SALT DIET AND LOW FAT DIET
1
EATE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
1
GARLIC
1
LITTLE SALT/ LOW SALT
1
LOW FAT
1
LOW FAT DIET, LOW SALT AND GREEN LEAFY VEGETABLES
1
LOW FAT, LOW SALT
1
LOW SALT
12
LOW SALT DIET
6
LOW SALT DIET AND LOW FAT DIET
1
LOW SALT DIET, LOW FAT
1
LOW SALT LOW FAT
1
LOW SALT, LOW FAT
1
NO SALT DIET
1
OBUTULA
4
OBUTULA NEJOOBYO (GREENS)
1
SALT FROM KISUBI NUNS WRITTEN ON HOLY SALTWATER
1
q325:chronic lung disease diagnosed
Have you ever been diagnosed with chronic lung disease?(emphysema, bronchitis, COPD?)
IF 2 SKIP TO 328
471
0
1
yes
25
2
no
446
q326:medications or other treatment last 2 weeks
Have you been taking any medications or other treatment (like oxygen) for it during the last 2 weeks?
25
446
1
yes
2
2
no
23
Sysmiss
446
q327:medication or other treatment last 12 months
Have you been taking any medications or other treatment (like oxygen) for it during the last 12 months?
26
445
1
yes
4
2
no
22
Sysmiss
445
q328:experienced shortness of breath
During the last 12 months/one year, have you experienced any shortness of breath at rest? (While awake)?
469
2
1
yes
40
2
no
429
Sysmiss
2
q329:experienced coughing or wheezing for 10 minutes or more
During the last 12 months/one year, have you experienced any coughing or wheezing for 10 minutes or more at a time?
471
0
1
yes
29
2
no
442
q330:coughing up sputum or phlegm
During the last 1year, have you experienced any coughing up sputum or phlegm for most days of the month for at least 3 months?
IF NO SKIP TO 336
471
0
1
yes
20
2
no
451
q331:last 12 months symptoms in the last 2 weeks
These symptoms that you said you experienced in the last 12 months/one year, have you experienced them in the last 2 weeks?
21
450
1
yes
12
2
no
9
Sysmiss
450
q332:TB test
In the last 12 months, have you had a tuberculosis (TB) test? (Kafubba). I mean, has a doctor examined your sputum (taken a sample of the substance spit out from a deep cough and sent it to a laboratory for analysis) or made an x-ray of your chest?
21
450
1
yes
11
2
no
10
Sysmiss
450
q333:medications or other treatment last 2 weeks
Have you been taking any medications or other treatment for it during the last 2 weeks?
21
450
1
yes
6
2
no
15
Sysmiss
450
q334:medications or other treatment last 12 months
Have you been taking any medications or other treatment for it during the last 12 months?
21
450
1
yes
14
2
no
7
Sysmiss
450
q335:blood in phlegm or coughed blood
Have you had blood in your phlegm or have you coughed blood?
21
450
1
yes
3
2
no
18
Sysmiss
450
q336:asthma diagnosed
Have you ever been diagnosed with asthma (kuziyira) (an allergic respiratory disease)?
IF 2 SKIP TO 340
470
1
1
yes
19
2
no
451
Sysmiss
1
q337:medications or other treatment last 2 weeks
Have you been taking any medications or other treatment for it in the last 2 weeks?
19
452
1
yes
11
2
no
8
Sysmiss
452
q338:medications or other treatment last 12 months
Have you been taking any medications or other treatment for it in the last 12 months/one year?
19
452
1
yes
15
2
no
4
Sysmiss
452
q339:traditional medication
Have you ever taken any traditional medication for this disease?
19
452
1
yes
4
2
no
15
Sysmiss
452
q340:wheezing or whistling
During the last 12 months/one year, have you experienced any of the following?
Attacks of wheezing or whistling breathing?
469
2
1
yes
37
2
no
432
Sysmiss
2
q341:wheezing after stopped physical activity
During the last 12 months/one year, have you experienced any of the following?
Attacks of wheezing that came on after you stopped exercising or some other physical activity?
470
1
1
yes
41
2
no
429
Sysmiss
1
q342:tightness in your chest
During the last 12 months/one year, have you experienced any of the following?
A feeling of tightness in your chest?
468
3
1
yes
48
2
no
420
Sysmiss
3
q343:woken up and feeling of tightness in the morning
During the last 12 months/one year, have you experienced any of the following?
Have you woken up with a feeling of tightness in your chest in the morning or any other time?
470
1
1
yes
41
2
no
429
Sysmiss
1
q344:shortness of breath without physical activity
During the last 12 months/one year, have you experienced any of the following?
Have you had an attack of shortness of breath that came on without obvious cause when you were not exercising or not doing some physical activity?
470
1
1
yes
36
2
no
434
Sysmiss
1
q345:last 12 months symptoms in the last 2 weeks
These symptoms that you said you experienced in the last 12 months/one year, have you experienced them in the last 2 weeks?
66
405
1
yes
27
2
no
39
Sysmiss
405
q346:clinic because of symptoms
Have you ever gone to the clinic because of these symptoms?
66
405
1
yes
42
2
no
24
Sysmiss
405
q347:seeing traditional healer because of these symptoms
During the past 12 months/one year have you seen a traditional healer for these symptoms?
65
406
1
yes
3
2
no
62
Sysmiss
406
q348:taking herbal or traditional remedy for symptoms
Are you currently taking any herbal or traditional remedy for these symptoms?
64
407
1
yes
5
2
no
59
Sysmiss
407
q349:angina diagnosed
Have you ever been diagnosed with angina or angina pectoris (a heart disease)?
IF NO SKIP TO 352
471
0
1
yes
9
2
no
462
q350:medications or other treatment last 2 weeks
Have you been taking any medications or other treatment for it during the last 2 weeks?
9
462
1
yes
3
2
no
6
Sysmiss
462
q351:medications or other treatment last 12 months
Have you been taking any medications or other treatment for it during the last 12 months/one year?
9
462
1
yes
5
2
no
4
Sysmiss
462
q352:chest pain walk uphill in the 12 months
During the last 12 months/ one year, have you experienced any pain or discomfort in your chest when you walk uphill or hurry?
470
1
1
yes
89
2
no
381
Sysmiss
1
q353:chest pain walk ordinary pace on level ground in the last 12 months
During the last 12 months/one year, have you experienced any pain or discomfort in your chest when you walk at an ordinary pace on level ground?
IF NO SKIP TO 361
471
0
1
yes
20
2
no
451
q354:what do you do if pain when walking
What do you do if you get the pain or discomfort when you are walking?
20
451
1
stop or slow down
18
2
carry on after pain relieving medicine
1
3
carry on walking
1
Sysmiss
451
q355:what happens to the pain or discomfort if stand still
If you stand still, what happens to the pain or discomfort?
21
450
1
relieved
21
2
not relieved
0
Sysmiss
450
q356:last 12 months symptoms in the last 2 weeks
These symptoms that you have said you experienced in the last 1year, have you experienced them in the last 2 weeks?
17
454
1
yes
13
2
no
4
Sysmiss
454
q357_01: location of pain
Record all the numbers
0
471
Sysmiss
471
q357_02: location of pain
Record all the numbers
1
470
1
1
Sysmiss
470
q357_03: location of pain
Record all the numbers
0
471
Sysmiss
471
q357_04: location of pain
Record all the numbers
0
471
Sysmiss
471
q357_05: location of pain
Record all the numbers
4
467
1
4
Sysmiss
467
q357_06: location of pain
Record all the numbers
8
463
1
8
Sysmiss
463
q357_07: location of pain
Record all the numbers
7
464
1
7
Sysmiss
464
q357_08: location of pain
Record all the numbers
0
471
Sysmiss
471
q357_09: location of pain
Record all the numbers
0
471
Sysmiss
471
q357_10: location of pain
Record all the numbers
6
465
1
6
Sysmiss
465
q357_11: location of pain
Record all the numbers
5
466
1
5
Sysmiss
466
q357_12: location of pain
Record all the numbers
3
468
1
3
Sysmiss
468
q357_13: location of pain
Record all the numbers
0
471
Sysmiss
471
q357_14: location of pain
Record all the numbers
0
471
Sysmiss
471
q357_15: location of pain
Record all the numbers
0
471
Sysmiss
471
q357_16: location of pain
Record all the numbers
1
470
1
1
Sysmiss
470
q357_17: location of pain
Record all the numbers
0
471
Sysmiss
471
q357_18: location of pain
Record all the numbers
0
471
Sysmiss
471
q358: seeing doctor because of these symptoms
Have you been seeing a doctor or other health worker because of these symptoms?
21
450
1
yes
11
2
no
10
Sysmiss
450
q359: seeing traditional healer because of these symptoms
During the last 12 months/ one year have you seen a traditional healer because of these symptoms?
21
450
1
yes
0
2
no
21
Sysmiss
450
q360: taking herbal or traditional remedy for symptoms
Are you currently taking any herbal or traditional remedy for your symptoms?
21
450
1
yes
2
2
no
19
Sysmiss
450
q361: depression diagnosed
Have you ever been diagnosed with depression?
IF NO SKIP TO 364
471
0
1
yes
19
2
no
452
q362: medications or other treatment last 2 weeks
19
452
1
yes
2
2
no
17
Sysmiss
452
q363: medications or other treatment last 12 months
18
453
1
yes
3
2
no
15
Sysmiss
453
q364: feeling sad, empty or depressed lasting several days
During the last 12 months/one year, have you had a period lasting several days when you felt sad, empty or depressed?
470
1
1
yes
94
2
no
376
Sysmiss
1
q365: lost interest lasting several days
During the last 12 months/ one year, have you had a period lasting several days when you lost interest in most things you usually enjoy such as personal relationships, work or hobbies/recreation?
469
2
1
yes
73
2
no
396
Sysmiss
2
q366: energy decreased or tired lasting several days
During the last 12 months/one year, have you had a period lasting several days when you have been feeling your energy decreased or that you are tired all the time?
466
5
1
yes
81
2
no
385
Sysmiss
5
q367: depressed period for more than 2 weeks
Was this period [of sadness/loss of interest/low energy] for more than 2 weeks?
111
360
1
yes
79
2
no
32
Sysmiss
360
q368: depressed period for most of the day, nearly every day
Was this period [of sadness/loss of interest/low energy] most of the day, nearly every day?
112
359
1
yes
74
2
no
38
Sysmiss
359
q369: lose your appetite
During this period, did you lose your appetite?
112
359
1
yes
80
2
no
32
Sysmiss
359
q370: slowing down in your thinking
Did you notice any slowing down in your thinking?
112
359
1
yes
81
2
no
31
Sysmiss
359
q371:falling asleep
Did you notice any problems falling asleep?
112
359
1
yes
95
2
no
17
Sysmiss
359
q372:waking up too early
Did you notice any problems waking up too early?
112
359
1
yes
77
2
no
35
Sysmiss
359
q373:difficulties in concentrating
During this period, did you have any difficulties concentrating; for example, listening to others, working, watching TV, listening to the radio?
112
359
1
yes
74
2
no
38
Sysmiss
359
q374:slowing down in your moving around
Did you notice any slowing down in your moving around?
111
360
1
yes
65
2
no
46
Sysmiss
360
q375:anxious and worried
During this period, did you feel anxious and worried most days?
112
359
1
yes
85
2
no
27
Sysmiss
359
q376:restless or jittery
During this period, were you so restless or jittery nearly every day that you paced up and down and couldn't sit still?
112
359
1
yes
83
2
no
29
Sysmiss
359
q377:negative or lost confidence
During this period, did you feel negative about yourself or like you had lost confidence?
111
360
1
yes
61
2
no
50
Sysmiss
360
q378:hopeless
Did you frequently feel hopeless - that there was no way to improve things?
111
360
1
yes
66
2
no
45
Sysmiss
360
q379:interest in sex
During this period, did your interest in sex decrease?
111
360
1
yes
78
2
no
33
Sysmiss
360
q380:think of death or wish you were dead
Did you think of death, or wish you were dead
111
360
1
yes
33
2
no
78
Sysmiss
360
q381:try to end your life
During this period, did you ever try to end your life?
112
359
1
yes
1
2
no
111
Sysmiss
359
q381a:for the past 2 weeks depressed nearly every day
For the past two weeks, were you depressed or down, most of the day, nearly every day?
471
0
1
yes
61
2
no
410
q381b:for the past 2 weeks less interested in things
In the past two weeks, were you much less interested in most things or much less able to enjoy the things you used to enjoy, most of the time?
IS 380 OR 381 CODED YES?
470
1
1
yes
58
2
no
412
Sysmiss
1
q381c:did your weight increase or decrease unintentionally
69
402
1
yes
58
2
no
11
Sysmiss
402
q381d:did you have trouble sleeping
69
402
1
yes
53
2
no
16
Sysmiss
402
q381e:did you talk or move more slowly
69
402
1
yes
32
2
no
37
Sysmiss
402
q381f:did you feel tired or without energy
68
403
1
yes
47
2
no
21
Sysmiss
403
q381g:do you feel worthless or guilty
69
402
1
yes
34
2
no
35
Sysmiss
402
q381h:did you have difficulty concentrating or making decisions
69
402
1
yes
43
2
no
26
Sysmiss
402
q381i:attempt or plan suicide
67
404
1
yes
5
2
no
62
Sysmiss
404
q381j:did any of these symptoms cause significant problems
67
404
1
yes
50
2
no
17
Sysmiss
404
q382:diagnosed diabetes
Have you ever been diagnosed with diabetes (high blood sugar)?
IF NO SKIP TO 386
469
2
1
yes
23
2
no
446
Sysmiss
2
q383:insulin or medication last 2 weeks
Have you been taking insulin or other blood sugar lowering medication in the last 2 weeks?
23
448
1
yes
13
2
no
10
Sysmiss
448
q384:insulin or medication last 12 months
Have you been taking insulin or other blood sugar lowering medication in the last 12 months/year?
23
448
1
yes
13
2
no
10
Sysmiss
448
q385:diet, exrcise or weight control last 2 weeks
23
448
1
yes
12
2
no
11
Sysmiss
448
q386:diagnosed cataract
In the last 5 years, were you diagnosed with a cataract in one or both of your eyes (cloudiness in the lens of the eye)?
If NO SKIP to 388
469
2
1
yes
41
2
no
428
Sysmiss
2
q387:eye surgery last 5 years
In the last 5 years, have you had eye surgery to remove this cataract(s)?
40
431
1
yes
11
2
no
29
Sysmiss
431
q388:cloudy and blurry vision
In the last 12 months/one year have you experienced cloudy or blurry vision?
467
4
1
yes
353
2
no
114
Sysmiss
4
q389:vision problem with light
In the last 12 months/one year have you experienced vision problems with light, such as glare from bright lights or rings around lights?
467
4
1
yes
245
2
no
222
Sysmiss
4
q390:gone to the clinic because of eye problems
Have you ever gone to the clinic because of eye problems?
IF 388 AND 389 ARE NO SKIP 391
364
107
1
yes
168
2
no
196
Sysmiss
107
q391:number of teeth
Now I would like you to tell me about the condition of your mouth and teeth.
How many teeth do you have?
469
2
1
I have all my teeth
90
2
I have lost a few
241
3
I have lost almost all my teeth
120
4
I lost all
18
Sysmiss
2
q392:troubles with mouth or teeth
During the last 12 months/one year have you had any troubles with your mouth and/or teeth (this includes problems with swallowing)?
IF NO SKIP TO 396
467
4
1
yes
151
2
no
316
Sysmiss
4
Have you received any medication and or treatment from a dentist during the last 12 months/one year? (including current treatment)
152
319
1
yes
58
2
no
94
Sysmiss
319
q394:seeing traditional healer because of teeth
During the past 12 months/one year have you seen a traditional healer for troubles with your mouth and/or teeth (this includes problems with swallowing)?
152
319
1
yes
15
2
no
137
Sysmiss
319
q395:taking herbal or traditional remedy for teeth
Are you currently taking any herbal or traditional remedy for troubles with your mouth and/ or teeth (this includes problems with swallowing)?
152
319
1
yes
29
2
no
123
Sysmiss
319
q396:injury
In the last 12 months/one year did you have an injury such as a…….?
IF 4 SKIP to next section 400
471
0
1
an accident(unintentional)
82
2
someone else did it to you deliberately (intentionally)
11
3
i did it to myself deliberately (inflicted)
3
4
no
375
q397:seek treatment
Did you seek medical treatment for the injuries?
92
379
1
yes
50
2
no
42
Sysmiss
379
q398:physical disability
Did you suffer a physical disability as a result of being injured?
INTERVIEWER: Disability is any restriction or lack of ability to perform an activity as before the injury.
92
379
1
yes
21
2
no
71
Sysmiss
379
q399_1:unable to use hand or arms
In what ways were you physically disabled?
1= Unable to use hand or arms
3
468
1
yes
3
2
no
0
Sysmiss
468
q399_2: Difficulty to use hand or arms
In what ways were you physically disabled?
Difficulty to use hand or arms
2
469
1
yes
2
2
no
0
Sysmiss
469
q399_3: walk with a limp
In what ways were you physically disabled?
walk with a limp
7
464
1
yes
7
2
no
0
Sysmiss
464
q399_4: loss of hearing
In what ways were you physically disabled?
loss of hearing
0
471
1
yes
0
2
no
0
Sysmiss
471
q399_5: loss of vision
In what ways were you physically disabled?
loss of vision
0
471
1
yes
0
2
no
0
Sysmiss
471
q399_6: weakness or shortness of breath
In what ways were you physically disabled?
Weakness or shortness of breath
0
471
1
yes
0
2
no
0
Sysmiss
471
q399_7: inability to remember things
In what ways were you physically disabled?
Inability to remember things
0
471
1
yes
0
2
no
0
Sysmiss
471
q399_8:inability to chew
In what ways were you physically disabled?
Inability to chew
0
471
1
yes
0
2
no
0
Sysmiss
471
q399_9: other
In what ways were you physically disabled?
Other
10
461
1
yes
10
2
no
0
Sysmiss
461
q399_10:in what ways were you physically disabled, specify
In what ways were you physically disabled?
What ways were you physically disabled, specify
0
0
q399a:cause of injury
What was the cause of this injury?
91
380
1
fall
58
2
struck by person or object
8
3
stabbed
11
4
gun shot
0
5
burn
0
6
near drowning
0
7
poisoning
0
8
animal bite
0
9
electric shock
0
87
other
14
Sysmiss
380
q401m:months ago
When was the last time you needed health care? Months ago?
391
80
0
26
1.215
2.212
q401y:years ago
66
405
0
88
3.515
11.34
q401:never/dk
When was the last time you needed health care?
32
439
0
Never
30
88
dont know
2
Sysmiss
439
q401a:more than 3 years ago
3
468
1
yes
2
2
no
1
Sysmiss
468
q402:get health care last time you needed
The last time you needed health care, did you get health care?
If "yes" Skip to 404
455
16
1
yes
433
2
no
22
Sysmiss
16
q403a:main reason
What was the main reason you needed care, even if you did not get care?
19
452
1
communicable diseases, infections, malaria, TB, HIV
3
2
nutritio nal deficiencies
0
3
acute conditions (diarrhea, flu, headaches, fever, cough and others)
2
4
injury
0
5
surgery
0
6
sleep problem
0
7
occupational/work related conditions/injury
0
8
chronic pain i joints/arthritis (joints, back, neck)
6
9
diabetes or related complications
1
10
problems with heart including unexplained pain in chest
0
11
problems with mouth, teeth, swallowing
0
12
problem with breathing
0
13
high blood pressure, hypertensio
1
14
stroke/sudden paralysis of one side of the body
0
15
generalised pain (stomach, muscles or other nonspecific pain)
0
16
depression, anxiety
0
18
cancer
0
87
other
5
99
na
1
Sysmiss
452
q403a:other main reason specify
Other main reason SPECIFY
6
0
GENERALISED PAIN AND CHRONIC CONDITIONS HT, DM
1
WAS TOLD THAT ONCE ONE HAS JOINT PAINS NO TREATMENT
1
chest pain, palpitations
1
eye problem
1
numbness
1
uti's
1
q403b_1:could not afford
Which reason(s) best explains why you did not get health care?
Could not afford the cost of the visit
Record all the numbers that respondent mentions spontaneously. If needed you can read the categories to the respondent Use showcard
7
464
1
yes
7
Sysmiss
464
q403b_2:no transport
Which reason(s) best explains why you did not get health care?
No transport
Record all the numbers that respondent mentions spontaneously. If needed you can read the categories to the respondent Use showcard
1
470
1
yes
1
Sysmiss
470
q403b_3:could not afford
Which reason(s) best explains why you did not get health care?
Could not afford
Record all the numbers that respondent mentions spontaneously. If needed you can read the categories to the respondent Use showcard
2
469
1
yes
2
Sysmiss
469
q403b_4:previously badly treated
Which reason(s) best explains why you did not get health care?
Previously badly treated
Record all the numbers that respondent mentions spontaneously. If needed you can read the categories to the respondent Use showcard
1
470
1
yes
1
Sysmiss
470
q403b_5:could not make time off
Which reason(s) best explains why you did not get health care?
Could not make time off
Record all the numbers that respondent mentions spontaneously. If needed you can read the categories to the respondent Use showcard
3
468
1
yes
3
Sysmiss
468
q403b_6:drug or equipment inadequate
Which reason(s) best explains why you did not get health care?
Drug or equipment inadequate.
Record all the numbers that respondent mentions spontaneously. If needed you can read the categories to the respondent Use showcard
1
470
1
yes
1
Sysmiss
470
q403b_7:skills inadequate
Which reason(s) best explains why you did not get health care?
Skills inadequate.
Record all the numbers that respondent mentions spontaneously. If needed you can read the categories to the respondent Use showcard
0
471
1
yes
0
Sysmiss
471
q403b_8:did not know where to go
Which reason(s) best explains why you did not get health care?
Did not know where to go
Record all the numbers that respondent mentions spontaneously. If needed you can read the categories to the respondent Use showcard
1
470
1
yes
1
Sysmiss
470
q403b_9:tried but were denied
Which reason(s) best explains why you did not get health care?
Tried but were denied
Record all the numbers that respondent mentions spontaneously. If needed you can read the categories to the respondent Use showcard
1
470
1
yes
1
Sysmiss
470
q403b_10:thought not sick enough
Which reason(s) best explains why you did not get health care?
Thought not sick enough
Record all the numbers that respondent mentions spontaneously. If needed you can read the categories to the respondent Use showcard
1
470
1
yes
1
Sysmiss
470
q403b_11:other
Which reason(s) best explains why you did not get health care?
Others
Record all the numbers that respondent mentions spontaneously. If needed you can read the categories to the respondent Use showcard
7
464
1
yes
7
Sysmiss
464
q403b_12:other, specify
Which reason(s) best explains why you did not get health care?
Other, specify
Record all the numbers that respondent mentions spontaneously. If needed you can read the categories to the respondent Use showcard
2
0
I have taken treatment for 2 wks bu the symptoms have not gone
1
had her own medicine
1
q404:place go to most often for sickness
Thinking about health care you needed in the last 3 years, where did you go most often when you felt sick or needed to consult someone about your health?
453
18
1
private doctor
7
2
private clinic
63
3
private hospital
8
4
govt health centre
71
5
govt hospital
34
6
church clinci
32
7
church hospital
19
8
traditional healer
1
9
pharmacy
4
10
faith healer
0
11
complementary practitioner
0
87
other
214
Sysmiss
18
q404a: other health care specify
Other health care specify
212
0
ARMY HEALTH CENTER
1
BARACKS CLINIC KASENYI
1
BF SUMA ORGANISATION
1
COSTOP (MRC)
1
Hospice
1
IDI
1
MRC
48
MRC ENTEBBE COSTOP
1
MRC MASAKA COSTOP
1
Mildmay
1
TASO
30
TASO & Uganda cares
1
TASO ENTEBBE
3
TASO Entebbe
1
TASO MASAKA
7
TASO Masaka
5
Taso
1
UGANDA CARES
1
WAGAGAYI CLINIC
1
company hospital
1
corsu
1
costop mrc
1
drug shop attendant
1
masaka taso
2
mildmay
1
mrc
55
mrc (costop)
1
mrc costop
1
mrc costop clinic
1
mrc masaka
2
mrc masaka costop
1
taso
22
taso ebb
1
taso entebbe
3
taso masaka
8
uganda
1
uganda cares
1
vn
1
q405:pay fee for consultation or drugs
Did you have to pay fees for consultation and/or drugs?
If no skip to 407
454
17
1
yes
122
2
no
332
Sysmiss
17
q406_1:self paid
83
388
1
yes
83
2
no
0
Sysmiss
388
q406_2:spouse paid
Who paid for this visit? Spouse
4
467
1
yes
4
Sysmiss
467
q406_3:son/daughter paid
Who paid for this visit? Son/daughter
27
444
1
yes
27
Sysmiss
444
q406_4:other relative paid
Who paid for this visit? Other relative
2
469
1
yes
2
Sysmiss
469
q406_5:other not relative paid
Who paid for this visit? Other not relative
1
470
1
yes
1
Sysmiss
470
q406_6:insurance
Who paid for this visit? Insurance
1
470
1
yes
1
Sysmiss
470
q406_7:was free
Who paid for this visit? Was free?
0
471
1
yes
0
Sysmiss
471
q407:how long wait
When you visit the health facilities, how long do you usually have to wait before it is your turn to be seen by a nurse or doctor?
445
26
1
not long
251
2
quite long
124
3
long
49
4
very long
21
Sysmiss
26
q408:time to explain given
When you visit the health facilities, do the health professionals usually give you the time to explain to them what your health problem is?
445
26
1
always
403
2
most of the time
28
3
sometimes
8
4
not usually
4
5
never
2
Sysmiss
26
q409:time to explain health problem
When you visit the health facilities, do the health professionals usually take the time to explain your health problem and treatment in a way that you understand?
443
28
1
always
374
2
most of the time
26
3
sometimes
16
4
not usually
15
5
never
12
Sysmiss
28
q410:satisfied with services
Overall, are you satisfied with the services?
444
27
1
very satisfied
188
2
satisfied
212
3
neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
36
4
dissatisfied
8
Sysmiss
27
q411_1:closer distance
If needed, you can read the responses
9
462
1
yes
9
Sysmiss
462
q411_2:traditional healer cheaper
If needed, you can read the responses
12
459
1
yes
12
Sysmiss
459
q411_3:traditional healer allow pay in goods
If needed, you can read the responses
2
469
1
yes
2
Sysmiss
469
q411_4:traditional healer wait for payment
If needed, you can read the responses
3
468
1
yes
3
Sysmiss
468
q411_5:traditional healer give better treatment
If needed, you can read the responses
199
272
1
yes
197
2
no
2
Sysmiss
272
q411_6:if other, specify
If needed, you can read the responses
260
AFTER FAILING WITH MEDICAL
1
AFTER MEDICAL LOG FAILED
1
Alternative medicine
2
BELIEF IN TADITIONAL ILLNESS AND RX
1
CULTURE TO OTHER PEOPLE
1
DEPENDS ON FAMILY BACKGROUND
1
FEAR OF BEING BEWITCHED
1
FEAR TO TAKE TABLETS
1
Health workers are arrogant patient fear them (some times)
1
I think some people are just lazy
1
IGNORANCE
11
INCASE OF BEING IRRITATED
1
IT DEPENDS ON AN INDIVIDUAL'S BELIEFS
1
IT IS A PERSONAL BELIEF
1
IT IS ALSO SUPPLIMENT TO MEDICINE DRUGS
1
It depends on someone's belief
1
It is same treatment
1
MAY BE EXTREME PAIN
1
Not sure
1
OTHER ILLNESS ARE SPECIFICALLY TREATED WITH HERBS
1
PEOPLE ARE CREATED THAT WAY
1
PEOPLE ARE IGNORANT
1
PEOPLE ARE MISLED
2
PEOPLE ARE MISSED
1
PEOPLE BELIEVE IN WITCHCRAFT
1
PEOPLE HAVE THEIR OWN WAY OF THINKING
1
PEOPLE HAVE THERE WISH
1
PEOPLE THINK THEY ARE BEWITCHED
2
People have problems
2
Pepole believe in witchcraft
1
Reasons are best known to them
1
SOME AILMENT NEED TRADITION HERBS
1
SOME AILMENTS NEED TRADITIONAL MANAGEMENT
1
SOME AILMENTS NEED TRADITIONAL MEDICINES
1
SOME AILMENTS NEED TRADITIONAL TREATMENT
1
Some people think they are bewitched
1
THEY GO THERE AFTER FAILING TO GET BETTER WITH MEDICAL TREATMENT
1
THEY THINK THEY HAVE BEEN BEWITCHED
1
TRADITIONAL AILMENTS
1
They go there when they they think they are bewitched
1
They resort to traditional healers after they have tried with nedical treatment and failed to improve
1
Traditional Ailments
1
WHEN THEY ARE BE WITHCHED
1
after failing in medical facilites
1
after failing with medical treatment
1
after medical care
1
1
after medical treatment has failed
1
alternative medicin
1
alternative medicines
1
because they may be suffering from spiritual illness (witchcraft)
1
belief in charms
1
believes in being bewitched
1
cultural beliefs
1
culture
1
different beliefs
1
different interests
1
dk
89
do not trust God
1
fear for delays at hospitals
1
fear for medical people care
1
freedom of choice
1
health workers don't want to take care of people
1
herbs have less side effects
1
herbs treat some ailments
1
ignorance
16
in case of being bewitched
1
in case of cultural conditions
1
incase of too much pain
1
it could be family routine
1
it depends on each individual' beliefs and perception
1
it depends on someone's belief
1
it depends on someone's understanding
1
it depends on the illness one has
1
mislead by others
1
most people think there are traditional diseases
1
one's wish
1
other illnesses are locally managed
1
other illnesses traditionally treated
1
people are ignorant
1
people believe in witch craft
1
people believe in witchcraft
2
people don抰 get counselling
1
people don抰 know the truth
1
people have little faith
1
people have their beliefs
1
people have their own way of thinking
1
people have their problems
1
people luck knowledge
1
people think they are bewitched
4
person's wish
1
reasons best known to those who go there
1
some ailments need herbs
1
some ailments need traditional healers
1
some ailments need traditional herbs
1
some aliments need traditional management
1
some body's belief
1
some body's beliefs
1
some need traditional healers
1
some need traditional intervention
1
some need traditional medicine
1
some people are ignorant
2
some people are just tied to
1
some people are lazy
1
some people don't know what they want
1
some people fear the medical personel and also fear to be seen that they have diseases like HIV?AIDS
1
some people refuse to accept their status
1
some prefer traditional medicines because of their custome and culture
1
some think they are bewitched
1
sometimes people are decieved
1
the disease may have failed to respond to medical treatment
1
there are illnesses that can be locally treated
1
they are deceived by others
1
they give alternative medicine when others have failed
1
they go there when they are suffering from conditions which are confusing to medical doctors
1
they have money to waste
1
they have problems
1
they have their own interests
1
they know best those who go there
1
they know their reasons those who go there
1
they think they have local illness
1
those who go there know best, they ave their reasons
1
those who go there knw reason they prefer to go to them
1
traditioanl ailments
1
traditional ailments
3
traditional beliefs
1
traditional healers have medicine all the time unlike hospitals where drugs are usually out of stock
1
traditional illness
2
try and eror
1
when they are bewitched
1
when they they are bewitched
1
when they think that they are bewitched
1
when they think they are bewitched
2
witchcraft diseases
1
q411a:visited traditional healer
Have you visited a traditional healer for treatment?
If no skip to 412
470
1
1
yes
120
2
no
350
Sysmiss
1
q411b:how often visited traditional healer
During the last 12 months/one year, how often have you visited a traditional healer?
93
378
1
once or twice
55
2
three to six times
25
3
more than six times
11
8
don't know
2
Sysmiss
378
q412:stayed overnight in health centre
Since last visit / in the last 3 years have you stayed an overnight in a health centre/ health clinic/hospital?
IF NO SKIP TO 420
464
7
1
yes
103
2
no
361
Sysmiss
7
q414:how many times hospitalised
How many times have you been hospitalized in since last visit /in the last 3 years?
459
12
0
4
1
67
2
18
3
8
4
1
99
na
361
Sysmiss
12
q415:type of hospital
What type of hospital was it the last time you were hospitalized? Public, private or church run?
464
7
1
public hospital
43
2
private hospital
23
3
charity or church run hospital
31
87
other specify
6
99
na
361
Sysmiss
7
q415a:if other, specify
If other SPECIFY
366
0
na
361
private clinic
4
then was refered to mulago
1
q416:best reason hospitalised
Which reason best describes why you were last hospitalized?
464
7
1
communicable diseases, infections, malaria, TB, HIV
41
2
nutritional deficiencies
1
3
acute conditions (diarrhea, flu, headaches, fever, cough and others)
14
4
injury
4
5
surgery
6
6
sleep problem
0
7
occupational/work related conditions/injury
1
8
chronic pain i joints/arthritis (joints, back, neck)
0
9
diabetes or related complications
4
10
proble mms with heart including unexplained pain in chest
1
11
problems with mouth, teeth, swallowing
0
12
problem with breathing
1
13
high blood pressure, hypertensio
8
14
stroke/sudden paralysis of one side of the body
2
15
generalised pain (stomach, muscles or other nonspecific pain)
6
16
depression, anxiety
0
18
other
0
87
cancer
14
99
na
361
Sysmiss
7
q416a:best reason hospitalised
Other best reason respondent was hospitalized
377
0
ASTHMATIC ATTACKS
1
Anaemia
2
Drug over dose
1
HERNIA
1
anaemia
4
fever
1
intestinal obstruction that became gangrenious
1
mental disorder
1
na
361
peptic ulcers
1
road traffic accident
1
severe anaemia
1
urine retention
1
q417:who paid-self
378
93
1
yes
17
99
na
361
Sysmiss
93
q417:who paid-spouse
364
107
1
yes
3
99
na
361
Sysmiss
107
q417:who paid-son/daughter
397
74
1
yes
36
99
na
361
Sysmiss
74
q417:who paid-other relative
365
106
1
yes
4
99
na
361
Sysmiss
106
q417:who paid-insurance
362
109
1
yes
1
99
na
361
Sysmiss
109
q417:who paid-free
393
78
1
yes
32
99
na
361
Sysmiss
78
q417:who paid-other
368
103
1
yes
7
99
na
361
Sysmiss
103
q417a:other paid hospitalization specify
Other paid hospitalization specify
367
0
GRAND CHILDREN
1
government
1
mrc
3
my employer
1
na
361
q418:outcome of stay
What was the outcome or result of your stay in the health centre/ health clinic/hospital? Did your condition…
464
7
1
get much better
54
2
get better
48
3
no change
1
4
get worse
0
5
get much worse
0
99
na
361
Sysmiss
7
q419:outcome expected
Was this the outcome or results you had expected?
461
10
1
yes
92
2
no
8
99
na
361
Sysmiss
10
q420:blood tested for AIDS
Have you ever had your blood tested for the disease AIDS?
IF 2 or 88 go to section 450
463
8
1
yes
410
2
no
51
88
don't know
2
Sysmiss
8
q421:when AIDS blood tested
When was the last time that your blood was tested for the disease AIDS?
466
5
1
less than 3 months ago
47
2
3-6 months ago
11
3
6-12 monthes ago
37
4
more than a year ago
314
88
don't know
4
99
na
53
Sysmiss
5
q422:did you receive results
Did you receive your results from this testing?
466
5
1
yes
395
2
no
17
4
1
99
na
53
Sysmiss
5
q423:reason not to receive results
Could you tell me why you didn't receive the results?
427
44
1
I am not interested in knowing my status
1
2
I do not know where to get these results
1
3
other
11
99
na
414
Sysmiss
44
q423a:other reason not to receive results
Other reason why not receiving the results
424
I did not take it as a concern
1
I don抰 know why didn抰 give me my results
1
I requested for my results but they were not given to me
1
I wanted my results but the people who were supposed to give us results didn't come back to give us results
1
THOSE WHO TEST MY BLOOD NEVER TELL ME MY RESULTS ALWAYS
1
my blood was taken and they didn抰 give me results
1
na
414
not returned by mrc staff
1
the counsellor never brought the results
1
they did not tell me my results
1
they said they would bring the results but up to now they've never come back
1
q451:smoke tobacco
Have you ever smoked tobacco or used smokeless tobacco?
471
0
1
yes
152
2
no
319
q452:use tobacco
Do you currently use (smoke, sniff or chew) any tobacco products such as cigarettes, cigars, pipes, chewing tobacco or snuff?
IF 2 OR 3 SKIP TO 455
471
0
1
yes, daily
53
2
yes, but not daily
16
3
no, not at all
83
88
dk
0
99
na
319
q453:smoking-months
For how long have you been smoking or using tobacco daily? Smoking-months
If less than one month enter 00
424
47
8
1
41
1
42
1
62
1
64
1
70
1
88
dk
0
99
na
418
Sysmiss
47
q453:smoking-years
For how long have you been smoking or using tobacco daily? Smoking-year
If less than one month enter 00
455
16
2
1
4
1
5
2
10
1
13
1
20
3
27
1
30
4
40
3
46
2
49
1
50
6
51
1
53
1
54
2
60
3
65
2
69
1
88
dk
0
90
1
99
na
418
Sysmiss
16
q454_1:manufactured cigarettes
431
40
1
2
2
3
3
1
4
3
5
1
6
1
10
1
15
1
88
dk
0
99
na
418
Sysmiss
40
q454_2:hand-rolled cigarettes
429
42
1
3
2
5
3
1
6
1
12
1
88
dk
0
99
na
418
Sysmiss
42
q454_3:pipefuls of tobacco
424
47
2
2
3
1
4
1
5
1
10
1
88
dk
0
99
na
418
Sysmiss
47
q454_4:smokeless tobacco
435
36
2
1
3
5
4
4
5
3
6
1
10
2
15
1
88
dk
0
99
na
418
Sysmiss
36
q454_5:chewing
418
0
99
418
q454_6:other specify
424
47
1
1
2
1
3
2
4
1
5
1
88
dk
0
99
na
418
Sysmiss
47
q455:smoking daily in the past
In the past, did you ever smoke tobacco or use smokeless tobacco daily?
If NO skip to 458
417
54
1
yes
78
2
no
20
88
dk
0
99
na
319
Sysmiss
54
q456:age when stop smoking
How old were you when you stopped smoking or using smokeless tobacco (sniffing or schewing daily?
417
54
3
1
13
1
14
1
16
1
18
1
22
1
26
1
27
1
30
3
33
1
34
1
35
2
36
3
37
1
40
2
42
3
43
1
44
3
45
3
46
2
47
3
48
3
50
4
51
1
52
1
53
3
54
1
55
1
56
3
57
2
58
1
59
1
60
1
61
2
62
1
64
3
65
2
68
1
69
1
70
1
71
2
73
1
78
1
88
dk
5
99
na
339
Sysmiss
54
q457m:months ago
If less than one month enter oo
372
99
1
4
2
2
3
3
7
1
10
3
12
2
15
1
16
2
17
4
20
3
21
1
25
2
28
1
37
1
42
1
43
1
57
1
88
dk
0
99
na
339
Sysmiss
99
q457y:years ago
If less than one month enter oo
57
414
0
1
1
8
2
1
3
2
4
2
6
2
7
1
10
4
11
1
13
3
17
1
20
2
21
1
26
1
30
2
31
1
35
1
42
1
46
1
50
1
88
dk
0
99
na
20
Sysmiss
414
q458: never consumed alcohol
Have you ever consumed a drink that contains alcohol (such as beer, spirits (super waragi), wine, etc.)?
471
0
1
yes
369
2
no, never
102
88
dk
0
99
na
0
q459: months ago
Have you consumed alcohol in the last 30 days/1 month?
IF 2 SKIP TO 461
471
0
1
yes
133
2
no
236
88
dk
0
99
na
102
q460_1: monday
396
75
0
22
1
25
2
6
3
3
4
1
5
1
88
dk
0
99
na
338
Sysmiss
75
During the past 7 days, how many standard drinks of any alcoholic beverage did you have each day?
q460_2: tuesday
394
77
0
24
1
25
2
2
3
2
4
2
5
1
88
dk
0
99
na
338
Sysmiss
77
During the past 7 days, how many standard drinks of any alcoholic beverage did you have each day?
q460_3: wednesday
396
75
0
26
1
25
2
3
3
2
4
1
5
1
88
dk
0
99
na
338
Sysmiss
75
During the past 7 days, how many standard drinks of any alcoholic beverage did you have each day?
q460_4: thursday
394
77
0
27
1
22
2
1
3
4
4
1
5
1
88
dk
0
99
na
338
Sysmiss
77
During the past 7 days, how many standard drinks of any alcoholic beverage did you have each day?
q460_5: friday
397
74
0
25
1
25
2
2
3
4
4
1
5
2
88
dk
0
99
na
338
Sysmiss
74
During the past 7 days, how many standard drinks of any alcoholic beverage did you have each day?
q460_6: saturday
420
51
0
24
1
41
2
8
3
6
4
2
5
1
88
dk
0
99
na
338
Sysmiss
51
During the past 7 days, how many standard drinks of any alcoholic beverage did you have each day?
q460_7: sunday
452
19
0
21
1
69
2
12
3
7
4
3
5
2
88
dk
0
99
na
338
Sysmiss
19
During the past 7 days, how many standard drinks of any alcoholic beverage did you have each day?
q461: frequency at least one drink
In the last 12 months, how frequently [on how many days] on average have you had at least one alcoholic drink?
If 6 skip to 463
467
4
1
daily
25
2
5-6 days per week
5
3
1-4 days per week
32
4
1-3 days per month
44
5
less than once a month
80
6
had no alcohol drink in the last 12 months
179
88
dk
0
99
na
102
Sysmiss
4
q462: number of drinks
In the last 12 months, on the days you drank alcoholic beverages, how many drinks did you have on average?
465
6
1
126
2
35
3
16
4
2
5
3
6
1
8
1
88
dk
0
99
na
281
Sysmiss
6
q463: number of fruit servings
How many servings of fruit do you eat on a typical day?
470
1
0
28
1
271
2
124
3
38
4
8
5
1
Sysmiss
1
q464: number of vegetable servings
In the last 12 months, were you ever hungry, but didn't eat because you couldn't afford enough food?
IF NO SKIP TO NEXT SECTION 500
470
1
0
11
1
236
2
214
3
9
Sysmiss
1
q465: hungry did not eat/can't afford
In the last 12 months, how often did you eat less than you felt you should because there wasn't enough food?
467
4
1
yes
94
2
no
373
Sysmiss
4
q466: eat less than you should because of not enough food
In the last 12 months, how often did you eat less than you felt you should because there wasn't enough food?
468
3
1
every month
19
2
almost every month
23
3
some months, but not every month
34
4
only in 1 or 2 months
16
5
never
3
88
dk
0
99
na
373
Sysmiss
3
q501_1: systolic
Systolic
Now we would like to ask you to participate in a few tests to determine your health status. We would like to measure a few things, like your blood pressure, your weight and height. We will start with taking your blood pressure.
471
0
86
222
129.382
23.12
q501_2: diastolic
Diastolic
471
0
43
132
78.571
13.957
q501a: pulse rate
pulse rate
471
0
44
114
73.83
11.998
q502_1: systolic
Systolic
471
0
84
214
128.403
22.292
q502_2: diastolic
Diastolic
471
0
8
122
77.331
13.223
q502a: pulse rate
Pulse rate
471
0
44
115
73.934
12.075
q503_1: systolic
Systolic
470
1
79
209
127.255
21.838
q503_2: diastolic
Diastolic
470
1
46
120
76.304
12.603
q503a: pulse rate
Pulse rate
470
1
45
121
74.2
12.056
q504_1: systolic
Systolic
470
1
78
215
128.255
22.062
q504_2: diastolic
Diastolic
470
1
50
123
77.368
12.815
q504a: pulse rate
Pulse rate
470
1
44
162
74.262
12.706
can respondent stand up?
Can respondent stand up ?
445
26
1
yes
435
2
no
10
Sysmiss
26
q505: height
I would now like to measure how tall you are. To measure your height I need you to please take off your shoes. Put your feet and heels close together, stand straight and look forward standing with your back, head and heels touching the wall. Look straight ahead
Measured height in centimeters
462
9
1
refused
1
2
not able
1
15.3000001907349
1
16.3999996185303
1
87
1
130
1
135
1
138
1
139
1
139.5
1
140
1
141
1
141.5
2
142
3
142.5
1
143
4
143.199996948242
1
144
4
144.100006103516
1
144.5
2
144.800003051758
1
145
5
145.5
2
146
4
146.399993896484
1
147
6
147.199996948242
1
147.399993896484
1
148
11
148.100006103516
1
148.300003051758
2
148.399993896484
1
148.600006103516
1
149
5
149.199996948242
2
149.399993896484
1
149.5
3
150
13
150.100006103516
1
150.399993896484
1
150.5
3
150.600006103516
1
150.800003051758
1
151
9
151.100006103516
2
151.5
2
151.800003051758
3
152
9
152.199996948242
3
152.5
1
152.600006103516
3
153
4
153.300003051758
2
153.399993896484
1
153.5
2
153.600006103516
1
153.899993896484
1
154
12
154.199996948242
1
154.5
2
154.600006103516
1
154.899993896484
3
155
16
155.300003051758
1
155.399993896484
2
155.5
4
155.800003051758
1
155.899993896484
1
156
16
156.100006103516
3
156.199996948242
1
156.5
1
156.600006103516
1
156.899993896484
1
157
14
157.300003051758
1
157.399993896484
1
157.5
5
157.699996948242
1
157.800003051758
2
158
15
158.100006103516
1
158.199996948242
2
158.5
1
159
12
159.5
4
159.699996948242
1
159.899993896484
1
160
19
160.199996948242
1
160.699996948242
2
161
13
161.199996948242
1
161.300003051758
1
161.5
3
161.699996948242
1
161.800003051758
1
162
7
162.199996948242
1
162.399993896484
1
162.5
1
162.600006103516
1
163
11
163.199996948242
2
163.300003051758
1
163.5
3
164
15
164.199996948242
1
164.5
1
164.899993896484
1
165
13
165.100006103516
1
165.199996948242
1
165.300003051758
1
165.399993896484
2
165.5
2
166
2
166.100006103516
1
166.899993896484
1
167
6
167.199996948242
1
167.300003051758
1
167.5
2
167.600006103516
1
167.899993896484
1
168
7
168.399993896484
1
168.5
1
168.699996948242
1
169
5
169.199996948242
2
169.5
3
170
4
170.199996948242
1
171
4
171.199996948242
1
171.300003051758
1
171.5
1
172
5
172.199996948242
1
172.5
2
173
3
173.300003051758
1
174
4
174.199996948242
1
174.300003051758
1
174.699996948242
1
175
2
175.5
1
176
1
176.300003051758
1
177
3
177.5
1
178
1
179
2
179.300003051758
1
180
1
185
1
186
2
194
1
Sysmiss
9
q506: waist
I would now like to measure how tall you are. To measure your height I need you to please take off your shoes. Put your feet and heels close together, stand straight and look forward standing with your back, head and heels touching the wall. Look straight ahead
Waist circumference
INTERVIEWER: identify the top of the hip bone - and make sure the tape measure is parallel to the floor all the way around the body
467
4
1
refused
0
2
not able
0
61
1
62
1
63
5
64
3
65
4
66
2
67
8
68
4
69
12
70
9
71
13
72
18
73
25
74
23
75
15
76
17
77
21
78
22
79
22
80
20
81
24
82
15
83
13
84
13
85
12
86
9
87
10
88
7
89
11
90
6
91
5
92
9
93
8
94
6
95
5
96
4
97
4
98
8
99
3
100
6
101
5
102
2
103
2
104
4
105
2
106
4
107
4
109
2
110
2
111
1
112
1
113
2
114
1
115
1
117
2
119
4
121
1
122
1
123
1
128
1
129
1
Sysmiss
4
q507: hip
I would now like to measure how tall you are. To measure your height I need you to please take off your shoes. Put your feet and heels close together, stand straight and look forward standing with your back, head and heels touching the wall. Look straight ahead
Hip circumference
INTERVIEWER: measure at the midpoint of the hips - and make sure the tape measure is parallel to the floor all the way around the body
467
4
1
refused
0
2
not able
0
11
1
73
1
75
2
76
1
77
1
79
5
80
12
81
9
82
12
83
10
84
21
85
19
86
22
87
28
88
20
89
20
90
27
91
23
92
15
93
24
94
16
95
10
96
14
97
13
98
16
99
11
100
12
101
5
102
6
103
6
104
9
105
10
106
4
107
2
108
5
109
1
110
6
111
2
112
2
113
6
114
2
115
3
116
4
117
3
118
4
119
1
120
2
121
5
122
1
123
2
124
2
125
1
126
1
129
1
131
1
134
1
135
1
144
1
147
1
168
1
Sysmiss
4
q508: weight
Now we want to measure your weight - could you please keep your shoes off and step on the scale.
Measured weight in kilograms
468
3
1
refused
0
2
not able
3
32
1
33
2
34
1
35
1
36
1
37
2
38
1
38.7999992370606
1
39
2
39.7000007629394
1
40
8
40.0999984741211
1
41
7
42
10
43
10
43.0999984741211
1
43.2000007629394
1
43.7000007629394
1
43.7999992370606
1
43.9000015258789
1
44
5
44.7999992370606
1
45
12
46
8
46.0999984741211
1
47
12
48
15
49
12
49.5
1
50
23
50.2000007629394
1
50.4000015258789
1
50.9000015258789
1
51
18
51.2999992370606
1
52
20
53
16
53.0999984741211
1
54
14
54.0999984741211
1
55
25
55.2000007629394
1
56
6
56.0999984741211
1
56.7999992370606
2
57
8
58
4
58.0999984741211
1
58.7999992370606
1
59
12
59.2000007629394
1
59.7000007629394
1
60
21
60.7000007629394
1
60.7999992370606
1
60.9000015258789
1
61
11
62
10
62.0999984741211
1
62.2999992370606
1
63
12
64
9
64.4000015258789
1
65
13
66
7
66.3000030517578
1
66.5
1
67
2
67.3000030517578
1
67.5
1
68
4
69
3
70
9
71
4
71.8000030517578
1
72
3
73
1
73.8000030517578
1
74
5
75
4
76
7
76.5
1
77
2
78
1
78.3000030517578
1
79
2
80
7
80.8000030517578
1
82
2
82.1999969482422
1
83
1
83.3000030517578
1
84.1999969482422
1
85
1
86
1
87
1
88
2
88.5
1
89
3
89.9000015258789
1
90
3
91
2
95
1
96
1
96.4000015258789
1
98
1
105
1
109
1
111
1
115
1
121
1
147
1
172
1
Sysmiss
3
q509: complete walk usual pace
Did respondent complete the walk at usual pace?
471
0
1
yes
461
2
no, refused
3
3
no, cannot walk, even with support
7
q509a: time at 4 metres
Time at 4 metres
461
10
0
3
3
33
4
183
5
112
6
48
7
20
8
29
9
8
10
11
11
4
12
7
18
1
20
2
Sysmiss
10
q510: complete walk rapid pace
Did respondent complete the walk at rapid pace?
459
12
1
yes
443
2
no, refused
8
3
no, cannot walk, even with support
8
Sysmiss
12
q510a: time at 4 metres
Time at 4 metres
458
13
0
20
3.078
1.735
q511: wear glasses of distant vision
We will start with your distance vision - and with your left eye. Would you please cover your right eye with the palm of your right hand. Please read…
Wear glasses for distance during the test
INTERVIEWER: Start with the distance vision chart - using the 4 meters. If the respondent makes two errors or more in one row, the result is read as the previous row.
454
17
1
yes, wears glasses during test
11
2
no - has glasses, but cannot find them
7
3
no - has glasses, but never uses them
34
4
no - does not have glasses
402
Sysmiss
17
q511a: distance vision-left eye
Distance Vision-Left Eye
465
6
0
1.6
0.596
0.347
q511b: distance vision-right eye
Distance Vision -Right Eye
464
7
0
6.4
0.611
0.45
q512: wear glasses for near vision
Okay, now we would like to test your near vision - starting again with your left eye - please cover your right eye with your right hand. Indicate if the ―E‖ is facing Up, Down, Left or Right. Please read…..
Wear glasses for distance during the test
INTERVIEWER: Have the person place the end of the cord attached to the near vision chart between forefinger and middle finger. Then place the palm over the eye with the same hand. The free hand is used to hold the chart. Responses will be verbal (Up, Down, Left, Right).
455
16
1
yes, wears glasses during test
26
2
no - has glasses, but cannot find them
12
3
no - has glasses, but never uses them
26
4
no - does not have glasses
391
Sysmiss
16
q512a: near vision-left eye
Near Vision-Left Eye
463
8
0
2
0.333
0.216
q512b: near vision-right eye
Near Vision-Right Eye
462
9
0
2
0.321
0.204
q513: surgery left
We are now going to test the strength in your hands.
468
3
1
yes
20
2
no
448
Sysmiss
3
q514: surgery right
469
2
1
yes
24
2
no
445
Sysmiss
2
q515: dominant hand
466
5
1
Left
52
2
Right
414
Sysmiss
5
q516: first test left hand
461
10
0
45
21.823
7.935
q516a: second test left hand
461
10
0
45
21.467
7.893
q517: first test right hand
Okay, now let's do the same on the other side. Hold the device in your right hand, so we can test your strength on this side also.
INTERVIEWER: Check positioning and grip to make sure it is correct.
451
20
0
47
23.414
8.244
q517a: second test right hand
451
20
0
47
23.322
8.251
q518: numher of words recalled correctly T1
Number of words recalled correctly
469
2
0
2
1
7
2
26
3
75
4
138
5
134
6
59
7
22
8
6
Sysmiss
2
q518a: number of words respondent failed T1
Number of words respondent failed
469
2
0
2
2
6
3
22
4
59
5
134
6
138
7
75
8
26
9
7
Sysmiss
2
q518b: number of words respondent substituted T1
Number of words respondent substituted
469
2
0
345
1
90
2
25
3
5
4
3
5
1
Sysmiss
2
q519: numher of words recalled correctly T2
Number of words recalled correctly
I will read the list to you again, and then again when I am done, repeat them after me.
470
1
0
1
1
1
2
3
3
25
4
72
5
155
6
128
7
61
8
21
9
3
Sysmiss
1
q519a: number of words respondent failed T2
Number of words respondent failed
470
1
0
1
1
3
2
21
3
60
4
129
5
155
6
72
7
25
8
3
9
1
Sysmiss
1
q519b: number of words respondent substituted T2
Number of words respondent substituted
470
1
0
365
1
77
2
19
3
5
4
1
5
2
9
1
Sysmiss
1
q520: wnumher of words recalled correctly T3
Number of words recalled correctly
One final time - I will read the list and when I am done, you repeat as many as you can remember.
470
1
0
1
2
2
3
16
4
51
5
99
6
135
7
107
8
47
9
12
Sysmiss
1
q520a: number of words respondent failed T3
Number of words respondent failed
470
1
0
1
1
12
2
46
3
105
4
138
5
98
6
52
7
16
8
2
Sysmiss
1
q520b: number of words respondent substituted T3
Number of words respondent substituted
470
1
0
374
1
66
2
21
3
7
4
1
8
1
Sysmiss
1
q521: forward digit span-total score
INTERVIEWER: mark the score in Q 521
470
1
0
1
3
48
4
154
5
208
6
45
7
12
8
2
Sysmiss
1
q522: backward digit span-total score
INTERVIEWER: mark the score in Q 522
470
1
0
98
1
1
2
178
3
145
4
44
5
4
Sysmiss
1
q523: verbal fluency-total score
Total score ( Interviewer number of animals named correctly)
469
2
3
24
12.149
4.236
q523a: verbal fluency-errors
Number of errors
(Interviewer errors include anything that is not an animal)
467
4
0
448
1
11
2
3
5
1
6
4
Sysmiss
4
q524: blood sample agreement
413
58
1
yes
410
2
no
3
Sysmiss
58
q524a: blood sample obtained
413
58
1
yes
388
2
no
22
99
na
3
Sysmiss
58
q525: delayed recall-correct
Number of words recalled correctly
469
2
0
122
1
10
2
22
3
55
4
67
5
87
6
63
7
34
8
9
Sysmiss
2
q525a: delayed recall-failed
Number of words respondent failed
470
1
0
122
2
10
3
33
4
63
5
87
6
66
7
56
8
23
9
10
Sysmiss
1
q525b: delayed recall-substituted
Number of words respondent substituted
470
1
0
324
1
80
2
42
3
15
4
6
5
2
6
1
Sysmiss
1
q601: Any adult needed care or support for >= 1 month
(interviewer: include only this person needs or needed care for more than a period of a month. This care could be provided on and off )
462
9
1
yes
100
2
no
362
Sysmiss
9
q602:Number of adults needing care or support
Since last visit / in the last 3 years, how many adult household members have needed care or support?
103
368
0
7
1
80
2
13
3
2
4
1
Sysmiss
368
q603:provided outside care to any adult
Since our last visit/ in the last 3 years have there been any adults living outside your household to whom you have provided care for any reason? This could include financial, physical, emotional, health or personal care or support.
443
28
1
yes
55
2
no
388
Sysmiss
28
q604:how many adults provided with outside care
How many adults did this include?
63
408
0
11
1
41
2
3
3
5
4
3
Sysmiss
408
q605:total number of adults provided with care
Please tell me about the adults needing and receiving care starting with those are still living in the household today, and then those who have lived in the HH and moved away or died, and then those who lives(d) outside the household .
455
16
0
323
1
96
2
26
3
6
4
4
Sysmiss
16
q606a:residence and survival status of adult A receiving care and support
Residence and survival status of adult A receiving care and support
Interviewer: Complete the residence and survival status of the adult who needs/needed care and support:
134
337
1
alive and living in the household
41
2
21
3
died
52
4
live(d) outside of the household
20
Sysmiss
337
q606b:residence and survival status of adult B receiving care and support
Residence and survival status of adult A receiving care and support
Interviewer: Complete the residence and survival status of the adult who needs/needed care and support:
35
436
1
10
2
5
3
died
9
4
live(d) outside of the household
11
Sysmiss
436
q606c:residence and survival status of adult C receiving care and support
Residence and survival status of adult A receiving care and support
Interviewer: Complete the residence and survival status of the adult who needs/needed care and support:
12
459
1
2
2
2
3
died
2
4
live(d) outside of the household
6
Sysmiss
459
q606d:residence and survival status of adult D receiving care and support
Residence and survival status of adult A receiving care and support
Interviewer: Complete the residence and survival status of the adult who needs/needed care and support:
5
466
1
1
2
2
3
died
0
4
live(d) outside of the household
2
Sysmiss
466
q607a: Line number of respondent A if living in household now
If living in household now: Line number of respondent A if living in household now
40
431
0
1
1
5
2
18
3
9
4
3
5
2
6
1
20
1
Sysmiss
431
q607b:Line number of respondent B if living in household now
If living in household now: Line number of respondent B if living in household now
12
459
1
1
3
5
4
2
5
2
6
1
18
1
Sysmiss
459
q607c:Line number of respondent C if living in household now
If living in household now: Line number of respondent C if living in household now
3
468
0
1
3
1
5
1
Sysmiss
468
q607d: Line number of respondent D if living in household now
If living in household now: Line number of respondent D if living in household now
1
470
6
1
Sysmiss
470
q608a:what is your relationship to person A
What is your relationship to this person A? The person is/was your
135
336
1
spouse
12
2
son or daughter
50
3
son or daughter-in-law
12
4
grandchild/great grandchild
10
5
parent
14
6
parent-in-law
1
7
brother of sister
19
8
co-wife
0
10
other relative
14
11
not related (friend, servants, servants, boarders, logders, other)
3
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
336
q608b:what is your relationship to person B
What is your relationship to this person B? The person is/was your
39
432
1
spouse
1
2
son or daughter
13
3
son or daughter-in-law
4
4
grandchild/great grandchild
4
5
parent
1
6
parent-in-law
0
7
brother of sister
4
8
co-wife
0
10
other relative
8
11
not related (friend, servants, servants, boarders, logders, other)
4
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
432
q608c:what is your relationship to person C
What is your relationship to this person C? The person is/was your
12
459
1
spouse
0
2
son or daughter
4
3
son or daughter-in-law
1
4
grandchild/great grandchild
0
5
parent
0
6
parent-in-law
0
7
brother of sister
2
8
co-wife
0
10
other relative
4
11
not related (friend, servants, servants, boarders, logders, other)
1
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
459
q608d:what is your relationship to person D
What is your relationship to this person D? The person is/was your
5
466
1
spouse
0
2
son or daughter
2
3
son or daughter-in-law
2
4
grandchild/great grandchild
0
5
parent
0
6
parent-in-law
0
7
brother of sister
0
8
co-wife
0
10
other relative
1
11
not related (friend, servants, servants, boarders, logders, other)
0
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
466
q609a:why does A need care or support
Why does/did A this person need care or support?*
135
336
1
HIV related illness
49
2
other health-related reason
57
3
other reason (not health related)
29
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
336
q609b:why does B need care or support
Why does/did B this person need care or support?*
39
432
1
HIV related illness
11
2
other health-related reason
13
3
other reason (not health related)
15
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
432
q609c:why does C need care or support
Why does/did C this person need care or support?*
12
459
1
HIV related illness
1
2
other health-related reason
4
3
other reason (not health related)
7
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
459
q609d:why does D need care or support
Why does/did D this person need care or support?*
5
466
1
HIV related illness
0
2
other health-related reason
1
3
other reason (not health related)
4
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
466
q610a:main person providing care for adult A
Who is or was the main person providing care for this adult A? Is it you yourself, someone else in this household, or someone outside of this household?
134
337
1
respondent
101
2
someone else in the household
11
3
someone outside the household
22
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
337
q610b:main person providing care for adult B
Who is or was the main person providing care for this adult B? Is it you yourself, someone else in this household, or someone outside of this household?
37
434
1
respondent
26
2
someone else in the household
1
3
someone outside the household
10
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
434
q610c:main person providing care for adult C
Who is or was the main person providing care for this adult C? Is it you yourself, someone else in this household, or someone outside of this household?
12
459
1
respondent
7
2
someone else in the household
0
3
someone outside the household
5
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
459
q610d:main person providing care for adult D
Who is or was the main person providing care for this adult D? Is it you yourself, someone else in this household, or someone outside of this household?
5
466
1
respondent
3
2
someone else in the household
0
3
someone outside the household
2
88
don't know
0
Sysmiss
466
q611a: respondent provided some care for adult A
Even if you were not the main caregiver, did/do you provide care or support to this person?
75
396
1
yes
71
2
no
3
3
1
Sysmiss
396
q611b: respondent provided some care for adult B
Even if you were not the main caregiver, did/do you provide care or support to this person?
21
450
1
yes
20
2
no
1
Sysmiss
450
q611c: respondent provided some care for adult C
Even if you were not the main caregiver, did/do you provide care or support to this person?
6
465
1
yes
6
2
no
0
Sysmiss
465
q611d: respondent provided some care for adult D
Even if you were not the main caregiver, did/do you provide care or support to this person?
3
468
1
yes
3
2
no
0
Sysmiss
468
q612a:how long providing care for adult A
For how long have/had you been providing care for adult A? (since last visit / in the last 3 years)
129
342
1
more than 1 month but less than 3 months
35
2
more than 3 months but less than 6 months
17
3
6 months - year
13
4
more than 1 year
64
Sysmiss
342
q612b:how long providing care for adult B
For how long have/had you been providing care adult B? (since last visit / in the last 3 years)
36
435
1
more than 1 month but less than 3 months
5
2
more than 3 months but less than 6 months
3
3
6 months - year
3
4
more than 1 year
25
Sysmiss
435
q612c:how long providing care for adult C
For how long have/had you been providing care adult C? (since last visit / in the last 3 years)
12
459
1
more than 1 month but less than 3 months
1
2
more than 3 months but less than 6 months
0
3
6 months - year
1
4
more than 1 year
10
Sysmiss
459
q612d:how long providing care for adult D
For how long have/had you been providing care adult D? (since last visit / in the last 3 years)
5
466
1
more than 1 month but less than 3 months
0
2
more than 3 months but less than 6 months
0
3
6 months - year
0
4
more than 1 year
5
Sysmiss
466
q612aa:how much care does adult A need
How much care does/did adult A need/needed?
126
345
1
needs watching all the time
48
2
cannot be left for > 1 hour
19
3
needs accompaniment when leaving home
16
4
needs some help
43
Sysmiss
345
q612ab:how much care does adult B need
How much care does/did adult B need/needed?
33
438
1
needs watching all the time
12
2
cannot be left for > 1 hour
3
3
needs accompaniment when leaving home
3
4
needs some help
15
Sysmiss
438
q612ac:how much care does adult C need
How much care does/did adult C need/needed?
8
463
1
needs watching all the time
1
2
cannot be left for > 1 hour
1
3
needs accompaniment when leaving home
1
4
needs some help
5
Sysmiss
463
q612ad:how much care does adult D need
How much care does/did adult D need/needed?
3
468
1
needs watching all the time
0
2
cannot be left for > 1 hour
0
3
needs accompaniment when leaving home
1
4
needs some help
2
Sysmiss
468
q613a: adult A - provide financial support such as paying for food
Did you provide financial support such as paying for food, clothing, medicines or transportation? For Adult A
133
338
1
yes
127
2
no
6
Sysmiss
338
q613b: adult B - provide financial support such as paying for food
Did you provide financial support such as paying for food, clothing, medicines or transportation? For Adult B
38
433
1
yes
34
2
no
4
Sysmiss
433
q613c: adult C - provide financial support such as paying for food
Did you provide financial support such as paying for food, clothing, medicines or transportation? For Adult C
12
459
1
yes
11
2
no
1
Sysmiss
459
q613d: adult D - provide financial support such as paying for food
Did you provide financial support such as paying for food, clothing, medicines or transportation? For Adult D
5
466
1
yes
4
2
no
1
Sysmiss
466
q614a: adult A - provide physical care such as bringing food
Did you provide physical care such as bringing food, agricultural work, fetching water, cooking or taking to a clinic? For Adult A
133
338
1
yes
101
2
no
32
Sysmiss
338
q614b: adult B - provide physical care such as bringing food
38
433
1
yes
25
2
no
13
Sysmiss
433
q614c: adult C - provide physical care such as bringing food
12
459
1
yes
6
2
no
6
Sysmiss
459
q614d: adult D - provide physical care such as bringing food
Did you provide physical care such as bringing food, agricultural work, fetching water, cooking or taking to a clinic? For Adult D
5
466
1
yes
3
2
no
2
Sysmiss
466
q615a: adult A - provide personal or nursing care such bathing (washing)
Did you provide personal or nursing care such as bathing (washing), eating (not including cooking), dressing, toileting, moving around or hygiene problems (e.g. incontinence)? For Adult A
132
339
1
yes
75
2
no
57
Sysmiss
339
q615a: adult B - provide personal or nursing care such bathing (washing)
Did you provide personal or nursing care such as bathing (washing), eating (not including cooking), dressing, toileting, moving around or hygiene problems (e.g. incontinence)? For Adult B
37
434
1
yes
9
2
no
28
Sysmiss
434
q615c: adult C - provide personal or nursing care such bathing (washing)
Did you provide personal or nursing care such as bathing (washing), eating (not including cooking), dressing, toileting, moving around or hygiene problems (e.g. incontinence)? For Adult C
12
459
1
yes
2
2
no
10
Sysmiss
459
q615d: adult D - provide personal or nursing care such bathing (washing)
Did you provide personal or nursing care such as bathing (washing), eating (not including cooking), dressing, toileting, moving around or hygiene problems (e.g. incontinence)? For Adult D
5
466
1
yes
0
2
no
5
Sysmiss
466
q616a: adult A: how much difficulty did you have with care
Overall, how much difficulty did you have with providing this care/support? For Adult A
132
339
1
none
8
2
mild
8
3
moderate
34
4
severe
66
5
extreme/could not do
16
Sysmiss
339
q616b: adult B: how much difficulty did you have with care
Overall, how much difficulty did you have with providing this care/support? For Adult B
38
433
1
none
4
2
mild
5
3
moderate
10
4
severe
13
5
extreme/could not do
6
Sysmiss
433
q616c: adult C: how much difficulty did you have with care
Overall, how much difficulty did you have with providing this care/support? For Adult C
12
459
1
none
1
2
mild
1
3
moderate
8
4
severe
2
5
extreme/could not do
0
Sysmiss
459
q616d: adult D: how much difficulty did you have with care
Overall, how much difficulty did you have with providing this care/support? For Adult D
5
466
1
none
0
2
mild
1
3
moderate
4
4
severe
0
5
extreme/could not do
0
Sysmiss
466
q616aa: adult A: what did you find most difficult
What did you find most difficult? For Adult A
126
345
1
financial suppot
96
2
personal or sursing care
17
3
physical care/assistance
13
Sysmiss
345
q616ab: adult B: what did you find most difficult
What did you find most difficult? For Adult B
34
437
1
financial suppot
24
2
personal or sursing care
4
3
physical care/assistance
6
Sysmiss
437
q616ac: adult C: what did you find most difficult
What did you find most difficult? For Adult C
10
461
1
financial suppot
9
2
personal or sursing care
0
3
physical care/assistance
1
Sysmiss
461
q616ad:adult D: what did you find most difficult
What did you find most difficult? For Adult D
5
466
1
financial suppot
4
2
personal or sursing care
1
3
physical care/assistance
0
Sysmiss
466
q617: how many children have needed care and support for > 1 month?
The following questions ask about care you provide or have provided to children in the household since our last visit / in the last 3 years - specifically care provided to children younger than 18 years.. Care could include personal care, physical care, financial support or other forms of care, where you are responsible for the well-being of the child/children.
Since last visit / in the last 3 years, how many children have needed your care and support for more than a period of a month? IF no caregiving to children SKIP to Q 634
(read instruction before starting Q634)
459
12
0
112
1
76
2
67
3
64
4
49
5
38
6
23
7
13
8
10
9
3
10
3
11
1
Sysmiss
12
q618:how many children in the household need care and support now for > 1 month
How many children in the household need your care and support now for more than a period of a month?
353
118
0
14
1
82
2
66
3
58
4
48
5
41
6
20
7
13
8
6
9
1
10
3
11
1
Sysmiss
118
q618aa: enter child A line number from question 118 (HH roster)
Please tell me about the children needing and receiving care now, starting with the youngest child. (INCLUDE ALL CHILDREN who needed care for more than a period of a month)
Enter child A line number from Question 118 (HH Roster)
347
124
0
1
1
1
2
84
3
102
4
56
5
42
6
18
7
10
8
10
9
9
10
3
11
2
12
3
13
5
15
1
Sysmiss
124
q618ab: enter child B line number from question 118 (HH roster)
Please tell me about the children needing and receiving care now, starting with the youngest child. (INCLUDE ALL CHILDREN who needed care for more than a period of a month)
Enter child B line number from Question 118 (HH Roster)
261
210
2
14
3
60
4
85
5
47
6
18
7
12
8
11
9
2
10
2
11
4
12
4
14
2
Sysmiss
210
q618ac: enter child C line number from question 118 (HH roster)
Please tell me about the children needing and receiving care now, starting with the youngest child. (INCLUDE ALL CHILDREN who needed care for more than a period of a month)
Enter child C line number from Question 118 (HH Roster)
193
278
1
1
2
8
3
17
4
49
5
50
6
37
7
16
8
2
9
3
10
2
11
5
12
2
13
1
Sysmiss
278
q618ad: enter child D line number from question 118 (HH roster)
Please tell me about the children needing and receiving care now, starting with the youngest child. (INCLUDE ALL CHILDREN who needed care for more than a period of a month)
Enter child D line number from Question 118 (HH Roster)
132
339
2
8
3
13
4
9
5
25
6
39
7
19
8
7
9
4
10
5
13
2
15
1
Sysmiss
339
q618ae: enter child E line number from question 118 (HH roster)
Please tell me about the children needing and receiving care now, starting with the youngest child. (INCLUDE ALL CHILDREN who needed care for more than a period of a month)
Enter child E line number from Question 118 (HH Roster)
86
385
2
10
3
8
4
5
5
6
6
10
7
20
8
13
9
12
10
1
14
1
Sysmiss
385
q618af: enter child F line number from question 118 (HH roster)
Please tell me about the children needing and receiving care now, starting with the youngest child. (INCLUDE ALL CHILDREN who needed care for more than a period of a month)
Enter child F line number from Question 118 (HH Roster)
46
425
2
3
3
5
4
6
5
1
6
2
7
4
8
10
9
8
10
6
11
1
Sysmiss
425
q618ag: enter child G line number from question 118 (HH roster)
Please tell me about the children needing and receiving care now, starting with the youngest child. (INCLUDE ALL CHILDREN who needed care for more than a period of a month)
Enter child G line number from Question 118 (HH Roster)
24
447
2
1
3
2
5
3
7
4
8
1
9
2
10
4
11
6
18
1
Sysmiss
447
q618ah: enter child H line number from question 118 (HH roster)
Please tell me about the children needing and receiving care now, starting with the youngest child. (INCLUDE ALL CHILDREN who needed care for more than a period of a month)
Enter child H line number from Question 118 (HH Roster)
9
462
2
1
4
2
6
1
7
1
8
1
9
1
12
2
Sysmiss
462
q618ai: enter child I line number from question 118 (HH roster)
Please tell me about the children needing and receiving care now, starting with the youngest child. (INCLUDE ALL CHILDREN who needed care for more than a period of a month)
Enter child I line number from Question 118 (HH Roster)
5
466
3
2
5
1
14
1
16
1
Sysmiss
466
q618aj: enter child J line number from question 118 (HH roster)
Please tell me about the children needing and receiving care now, starting with the youngest child. (INCLUDE ALL CHILDREN who needed care for more than a period of a month)
Enter child J line number from Question 118 (HH Roster)
3
468
2
1
4
1
18
1
Sysmiss
468
q618ak: enter child K line number from question 118 (HH roster)
Please tell me about the children needing and receiving care now, starting with the youngest child. (INCLUDE ALL CHILDREN who needed care for more than a period of a month)
Enter child K line number from Question 118 (HH Roster)
0
471
Sysmiss
471
q619a: how old is child A? (in years, 00 if less than 1 year)?
342
129
0
7
1
12
2
26
3
21
4
18
5
14
6
13
7
13
8
22
9
16
10
26
11
12
12
29
13
21
14
24
15
27
16
25
17
16
Sysmiss
129
q619b: how old is child B? (in years, 00 if less than 1 year)?
256
215
0
2
1
3
2
6
3
15
4
14
5
18
6
27
7
17
8
26
9
8
10
25
11
15
12
20
13
20
14
9
15
17
16
7
17
7
Sysmiss
215
q619c: how old is child C? (in years, 00 if less than 1 year)?
189
282
1
2
2
8
3
6
4
15
5
18
6
12
7
14
8
14
9
15
10
19
11
4
12
16
13
8
14
13
15
7
16
8
17
7
18
2
19
1
Sysmiss
282
q619d: how old is child D? (in years, 00 if less than 1 year)?
132
339
0
21
9.227
4.677
q619e: how old is child E? (in years, 00 if less than 1 year)?
86
385
1
3
2
4
3
4
4
7
5
5
6
6
7
6
8
6
9
7
10
2
11
1
12
8
13
7
14
4
15
4
16
6
17
3
18
2
19
1
Sysmiss
385
q619f: how old is child F? (in years, 00 if less than 1 year)?
46
425
1
1
2
5
3
3
4
4
5
2
6
2
7
4
9
3
11
2
12
4
13
5
14
3
15
1
16
3
17
3
18
1
Sysmiss
425
q619g: how old is child G? (in years, 00 if less than 1 year)?
23
448
1
2
3
2
4
5
7
1
10
4
12
1
13
1
14
3
15
1
16
2
17
1
Sysmiss
448
q619h: how old is child H? (in years, 00 if less than 1 year)?
How old is this child H ?(in years, 00 if less than one year)
8
463
2
1
3
1
6
1
10
2
15
1
16
1
17
1
Sysmiss
463
q619i: how old is child I? (in years, 00 if less than 1 year)?
How old is this child I ?(in years, 00 if less than one year)
3
468
10
1
12
1
13
1
Sysmiss
468
q619j: how old is child J? (in years, 00 if less than 1 year)?
2
469
14
1
18
1
Sysmiss
469
q619k: how old is child K? (in years, 00 if less than 1 year)?
0
471
Sysmiss
471
q620a: is the father of child A:
Is the Father of child A?
346
125
1
living in the same household
55
2
living outside the household
206
3
deceased
65
4
location/status unknown to caregiver
20
Sysmiss
125
q620b: is the father of child B:
Is the Father of child B?
261
210
1
living in the same household
34
2
living outside the household
165
3
deceased
46
4
location/status unknown to caregiver
16
Sysmiss
210
q620c: is the father of child C:
Is the Father of child C?
194
277
1
living in the same household
27
2
living outside the household
120
3
deceased
31
4
location/status unknown to caregiver
16
Sysmiss
277
q620d: is the father of child D:
Is the Father of child D?
135
336
1
living in the same household
19
2
living outside the household
84
3
deceased
22
4
location/status unknown to caregiver
10
Sysmiss
336
q620e: is the father of child E:
Is the Father of child E?
84
387
1
living in the same household
14
2
living outside the household
51
3
deceased
11
4
location/status unknown to caregiver
8
Sysmiss
387
q620f: is the father of child F:
Is the Father of child F?
46
425
1
living in the same household
6
2
living outside the household
26
3
deceased
9
4
location/status unknown to caregiver
5
Sysmiss
425
q620g: is the father of child G:
Is the Father of child G?
22
449
1
living in the same household
2
2
living outside the household
16
3
deceased
4
4
location/status unknown to caregiver
0
Sysmiss
449
q620h: is the father of child H:
Is the Father of child H?
7
464
1
living in the same household
0
2
living outside the household
5
3
deceased
1
4
location/status unknown to caregiver
1
Sysmiss
464
q620i: is the father of child I:
Is the Father of child I?
6
465
1
living in the same household
1
2
living outside the household
4
3
deceased
0
4
location/status unknown to caregiver
1
Sysmiss
465
q620j: is the father of child J:
Is the Father of child J?
4
467
1
living in the same household
0
2
living outside the household
3
3
deceased
0
4
location/status unknown to caregiver
1
Sysmiss
467
q620k: is the father of child K:
Is the Father of child K?
2
469
0
1
1
living in the same household
0
2
living outside the household
1
3
deceased
0
4
location/status unknown to caregiver
0
Sysmiss
469
q621a: is the mother of child A:
Is the mother of child A?
347
124
1
living in the same household
95
2
living outside the household
180
3
deceased
51
4
location/status unknown to caregiver
21
Sysmiss
124
q621b: is the mother of child B:
Is the mother of child B?
263
208
1
living in the same household
67
2
living outside the household
155
3
deceased
30
4
location/status unknown to caregiver
11
Sysmiss
208
q621c: is the mother of child C:
Is the mother of child C?
196
275
1
living in the same household
53
2
living outside the household
112
3
deceased
18
4
location/status unknown to caregiver
13
Sysmiss
275
q621d: is the mother of child D:
Is the mother of child D?
136
335
1
living in the same household
34
2
living outside the household
78
3
deceased
15
4
location/status unknown to caregiver
9
Sysmiss
335
q621e: is the mother of child E:
Is the mother of child E?
87
384
1
living in the same household
25
2
living outside the household
43
3
deceased
12
4
location/status unknown to caregiver
7
Sysmiss
384
q621f: is the mother of child F:
Is the mother of child F?
47
424
1
living in the same household
14
2
living outside the household
17
3
deceased
8
4
location/status unknown to caregiver
8
Sysmiss
424
q621g: is the mother of child G:
Is the mother of child G?
21
450
1
living in the same household
4
2
living outside the household
13
3
deceased
3
4
location/status unknown to caregiver
1
Sysmiss
450
q621h: is the mother of child H:
Is the mother of child H?
6
465
1
living in the same household
2
2
living outside the household
4
3
deceased
0
4
location/status unknown to caregiver
0
Sysmiss
465
q621i: is the mother of child I:
Is the mother of child I?
7
464
1
living in the same household
0
2
living outside the household
5
3
deceased
2
4
location/status unknown to caregiver
0
Sysmiss
464
q621j: is the mother of child J:
Is the mother of child J?
4
467
1
living in the same household
0
2
living outside the household
3
3
deceased
1
4
location/status unknown to caregiver
0
Sysmiss
467
q621k: is the mother of child K:
Is the mother of child K?
1
470
1
living in the same household
0
2
living outside the household
0
3
deceased
1
4
location/status unknown to caregiver
0
Sysmiss
470
q622a: who is the person primarily responsible for the care of child A?
Who is the person primarily responsible for the care of this child A?
346
125
1
respondent
274
2
another household member
51
3
other
21
Sysmiss
125
q622b: who is the person primarily responsible for the care of child B?
Who is the person primarily responsible for the care of this child B?
262
209
1
respondent
216
2
another household member
35
3
other
11
Sysmiss
209
q622c: who is the person primarily responsible for the care of child C?
Who is the person primarily responsible for the care of this child C?
196
275
1
respondent
167
2
another household member
20
3
other
9
Sysmiss
275
q622d: who is the person primarily responsible for the care of child D?
Who is the person primarily responsible for the care of this child D?
135
336
1
respondent
116
2
another household member
11
3
other
8
Sysmiss
336
q622e: who is the person primarily responsible for the care of child E?
Who is the person primarily responsible for the care of this child E?
88
383
1
respondent
75
2
another household member
10
3
other
3
Sysmiss
383
q622f: who is the person primarily responsible for the care of child F?
Who is the person primarily responsible for the care of this child F?
47
424
1
respondent
39
2
another household member
5
3
other
3
Sysmiss
424
q622g: who is the person primarily responsible for the care of child G?
Who is the person primarily responsible for the care of this child G?
21
450
1
respondent
16
2
another household member
4
3
other
1
Sysmiss
450
q622h: who is the person primarily responsible for the care of child H?
Who is the person primarily responsible for the care of this child H?
6
465
1
respondent
6
2
another household member
0
3
other
0
Sysmiss
465
q622i: who is the person primarily responsible for the care of child I?
Who is the person primarily responsible for the care of this child I?
6
465
1
respondent
5
2
another household member
1
3
other
0
Sysmiss
465
q622j: who is the person primarily responsible for the care of child J?
Who is the person primarily responsible for the care of this child J?
4
467
1
respondent
4
2
another household member
0
3
other
0
Sysmiss
467
q622k: who is the person primarily responsible for the care of child K?
Who is the person primarily responsible for the care of this child K?
1
470
1
respondent
1
2
another household member
0
3
other
0
Sysmiss
470
q623a: who dresses and washes child A?
Who dresses and washes this child A?
344
127
1
respondent
60
2
another household member
65
3
child does it his/herself, needs no help
217
4
other
2
Sysmiss
127
q623b: who dresses and washes child B?
Who dresses and washes this child B?
260
211
1
respondent
41
2
another household member
46
3
child does it his/herself, needs no help
171
4
other
2
Sysmiss
211
q623c: who dresses and washes child C?
Who dresses and washes this child C?
194
277
1
respondent
25
2
another household member
29
3
child does it his/herself, needs no help
139
4
other
1
Sysmiss
277
q623d: who dresses and washes child D?
Who dresses and washes this child D?
134
337
1
respondent
13
2
another household member
28
3
child does it his/herself, needs no help
93
4
other
0
Sysmiss
337
q623e: who dresses and washes child E?
Who dresses and washes this child E?
87
384
1
respondent
12
2
another household member
16
3
child does it his/herself, needs no help
59
4
other
0
Sysmiss
384
q623f: who dresses and washes child F?
Who dresses and washes this child F?
47
424
1
respondent
7
2
another household member
8
3
child does it his/herself, needs no help
32
4
other
0
Sysmiss
424
q623g: who dresses and washes child G?
Who dresses and washes this child G?
21
450
1
respondent
3
2
another household member
7
3
child does it his/herself, needs no help
11
4
other
0
Sysmiss
450
q623h: who dresses and washes child H?
Who dresses and washes this child H?
6
465
1
respondent
1
2
another household member
0
3
child does it his/herself, needs no help
5
4
other
0
Sysmiss
465
q623i: who dresses and washes child I?
Who dresses and washes this child I?
6
465
1
respondent
0
2
another household member
1
3
child does it his/herself, needs no help
5
4
other
0
Sysmiss
465
q623j: who dresses and washes child J?
Who dresses and washes this child J?
3
468
1
respondent
1
2
another household member
0
3
child does it his/herself, needs no help
2
4
other
0
Sysmiss
468
q623k: who dresses and washes child K?
Who dresses and washes this child K?
2
469
1
respondent
1
2
another household member
0
3
child does it his/herself, needs no help
1
4
other
0
Sysmiss
469
q624a: who provides food for child A (cooking and/or feeding)?
Who provides food for this child A (cooking and/or feeding)?
348
123
1
respondent
116
2
another household member
74
3
child needs no help
156
4
other
2
Sysmiss
123
q624b: who provides food for child B (cooking and/or feeding)?
Who provides food for this child B (cooking and/or feeding)?
263
208
1
respondent
88
2
another household member
50
3
child needs no help
123
4
other
2
Sysmiss
208
q624c: who provides food for child C (cooking and/or feeding)?
Who provides food for this child C (cooking and/or feeding)?
195
276
1
respondent
62
2
another household member
40
3
child needs no help
92
4
other
1
Sysmiss
276
q624d: who provides food for child D (cooking and/or feeding)?
Who provides food for this child D (cooking and/or feeding)?
134
337
1
respondent
50
2
another household member
26
3
child needs no help
58
4
other
0
Sysmiss
337
q624e: who provides food for child E (cooking and/or feeding)?
Who provides food for this child E (cooking and/or feeding)?
88
383
1
respondent
30
2
another household member
19
3
child needs no help
39
4
other
0
Sysmiss
383
q624f: who provides food for child F (cooking and/or feeding)?
Who provides food for this child F (cooking and/or feeding)?
48
423
1
respondent
18
2
another household member
8
3
child needs no help
22
4
other
0
Sysmiss
423
q624g: who provides food for child G (cooking and/or feeding)?
Who provides food for this child G (cooking and/or feeding)?
22
449
1
respondent
9
2
another household member
6
3
child needs no help
7
4
other
0
Sysmiss
449
q624h: who provides food for child H (cooking and/or feeding)?
Who provides food for this child H (cooking and/or feeding)?
7
464
1
respondent
5
2
another household member
0
3
child needs no help
2
4
other
0
Sysmiss
464
q624i: who provides food for child I (cooking and/or feeding)?
Who provides food for this child I (cooking and/or feeding)?
5
466
1
respondent
3
2
another household member
1
3
child needs no help
1
4
other
0
Sysmiss
466
q624j: who provides food for child J (cooking and/or feeding)?
Who provides food for this child J (cooking and/or feeding)?
2
469
1
respondent
1
2
another household member
0
3
child needs no help
1
4
other
0
Sysmiss
469
q624k: who provides food for child K (cooking and/or feeding)?
Who provides food for this child K (cooking and/or feeding)?
1
470
1
respondent
0
2
another household member
1
3
child needs no help
0
4
other
0
Sysmiss
470
q625a: who makes sure child A receives medical care, when needed?
Who makes sure this child A receives medical care, when needed?
348
123
1
respondent
285
2
another household member
47
3
other
16
Sysmiss
123
q625b: who makes sure child B receives medical care, when needed?
Who makes sure this child B receives medical care, when needed?
263
208
1
respondent
219
2
another household member
34
3
other
10
Sysmiss
208
q625c: who makes sure child C receives medical care, when needed?
Who makes sure this child C receives medical care, when needed?
196
275
1
respondent
164
2
another household member
23
3
other
9
Sysmiss
275
q625d: who makes sure child D receives medical care, when needed?
Who makes sure this child D receives medical care, when needed?
133
338
1
respondent
114
2
another household member
12
3
other
7
Sysmiss
338
q625e: who makes sure child E receives medical care, when needed?
Who makes sure this child E receives medical care, when needed?
87
384
1
respondent
75
2
another household member
10
3
other
2
Sysmiss
384
q625f: who makes sure child F receives medical care, when needed?
Who makes sure this child F receives medical care, when needed?
47
424
1
respondent
39
2
another household member
6
3
other
2
Sysmiss
424
q625g: who makes sure child G receives medical care, when needed?
Who makes sure this child G receives medical care, when needed?
21
450
1
respondent
16
2
another household member
5
3
other
0
Sysmiss
450
q625h: who makes sure child H receives medical care, when needed?
Who makes sure this child H receives medical care, when needed?
6
465
1
respondent
6
2
another household member
0
3
other
0
Sysmiss
465
q625i: who makes sure child I receives medical care, when needed?
Who makes sure this child I receives medical care, when needed?
5
466
1
respondent
4
2
another household member
1
3
other
0
Sysmiss
466
q625j: who makes sure child J receives medical care, when needed?
Who makes sure this child J receives medical care, when needed?
2
469
1
respondent
2
2
another household member
0
3
other
0
Sysmiss
469
q625k: who makes sure child K receives medical care, when needed?
Who makes sure this child K receives medical care, when needed?
1
470
1
respondent
1
2
another household member
0
3
other
0
Sysmiss
470
q626a: Does child A attend school?
344
127
1
yes
262
2
no
82
Sysmiss
127
q626b: Does child B attend school?
260
211
1
yes
222
2
no
38
Sysmiss
211
q626c: Does child C attend school?
194
277
1
yes
163
2
no
31
Sysmiss
277
q626d: Does child D attend school?
134
337
1
yes
113
2
no
21
Sysmiss
337
q626e: Does child E attend school?
87
384
1
yes
72
2
no
15
Sysmiss
384
q626f: Does child F attend school?
47
424
1
yes
35
2
no
12
Sysmiss
424
q626g: Does child G attend school?
21
450
1
yes
13
2
no
8
Sysmiss
450
q626h: Does child H attend school?
6
465
1
yes
5
2
no
1
Sysmiss
465
q626i: Does child I attend school?
5
466
1
yes
4
2
no
1
Sysmiss
466
q626j: Does child J attend school?
2
469
1
yes
2
2
no
0
Sysmiss
469
q626k: Does child K attend school?
0
471
1
yes
0
2
no
0
Sysmiss
471
q627a: who provides school fees for child A?
Who provides school fees for this child A?
264
207
1
you
184
2
another household member
26
3
other
53
4
no one
1
Sysmiss
207
q627b: who provides school fees for child B?
Who provides school fees for this child B?
224
247
1
you
161
2
another household member
20
3
other
43
4
no one
0
Sysmiss
247
q627c: who provides school fees for child C?
Who provides school fees for this child C?
163
308
1
you
109
2
another household member
17
3
other
37
4
no one
0
Sysmiss
308
q627a: who provides school fees for child D?
Who provides school fees for this child D?
115
356
1
you
76
2
another household member
9
3
other
30
4
no one
0
Sysmiss
356
q627e: who provides school fees for child E?
Who provides school fees for this child E?
74
397
1
you
50
2
another household member
5
3
other
19
4
no one
0
Sysmiss
397
q627f: who provides school fees for child F?
Who provides school fees for this child F?
37
434
1
you
24
2
another household member
5
3
other
7
4
no one
1
Sysmiss
434
q627g: who provides school fees for child G?
Who provides school fees for this child G?
14
457
1
you
10
2
another household member
1
3
other
3
4
no one
0
Sysmiss
457
q627h: who provides school fees for child H?
Who provides school fees for this child H?
6
465
1
you
3
2
another household member
0
3
other
3
4
no one
0
Sysmiss
465
q627i: who provides school fees for child I?
Who provides school fees for this child I?
4
467
1
you
2
2
another household member
0
3
other
2
4
no one
0
Sysmiss
467
q627j: who provides school fees for child J?
Who provides school fees for this child J?
2
469
1
you
1
2
another household member
0
3
other
1
4
no one
0
Sysmiss
469
q627k: who provides school fees for child K?
Who provides school fees for this child K?
0
471
1
you
0
2
another household member
0
3
other
0
4
no one
0
Sysmiss
471
q628a: who ensures that child A gets to/from school?
Who ensures that this child A gets to/from school?
266
205
1
you
147
2
another household member
21
3
child needs no help
96
4
other
2
Sysmiss
205
q628b: who ensures that child B gets to/from school?
Who ensures that this child B gets to/from school?
226
245
1
you
117
2
another household member
16
3
child needs no help
91
4
other
2
Sysmiss
245
q628c: who ensures that child C gets to/from school?
Who ensures that this child C gets to/from school?
162
309
1
you
83
2
another household member
16
3
child needs no help
61
4
other
2
Sysmiss
309
q628d: who ensures that child D gets to/from school?
Who ensures that this child D gets to/from school?
113
358
1
you
51
2
another household member
11
3
child needs no help
49
4
other
2
Sysmiss
358
q628e: who ensures that child E gets to/from school?
Who ensures that this child E gets to/from school?
72
399
1
you
32
2
another household member
9
3
child needs no help
29
4
other
2
Sysmiss
399
q628f: who ensures that child F gets to/from school?
Who ensures that this child F gets to/from school?
35
436
1
you
15
2
another household member
4
3
child needs no help
16
4
other
0
Sysmiss
436
q628g: who ensures that child G gets to/from school?
Who ensures that this child G gets to/from school?
13
458
1
you
4
2
another household member
0
3
child needs no help
9
4
other
0
Sysmiss
458
q628h: who ensures that child H gets to/from school?
Who ensures that this child H gets to/from school?
5
466
1
you
1
2
another household member
0
3
child needs no help
4
4
other
0
Sysmiss
466
q628i: who ensures that child I gets to/from school?
Who ensures that this child I gets to/from school?
4
467
1
you
0
2
another household member
0
3
child needs no help
4
4
other
0
Sysmiss
467
q628j: who ensures that child J gets to/from school?
Who ensures that this child J gets to/from school?
2
469
1
you
0
2
another household member
0
3
child needs no help
2
4
other
0
Sysmiss
469
q628k: who ensures that child K gets to/from school?
Who ensures that this child K gets to/from school?
0
471
1
you
0
2
another household member
0
3
child needs no help
0
4
other
0
Sysmiss
471
q629a: is child A often ill or needs some special treatment with medicines?
Is this child A often ill or needs some special treatment with medicines?
342
129
1
yes
36
2
no
306
Sysmiss
129
q629b: is child B often ill or needs some special treatment with medicines?
Is this child B often ill or needs some special treatment with medicines?
260
211
1
yes
27
2
no
233
Sysmiss
211
q629c: is child C often ill or needs some special treatment with medicines?
Is this child C often ill or needs some special treatment with medicines?
192
279
1
yes
18
2
no
174
Sysmiss
279
q629d: is child D often ill or needs some special treatment with medicines?
Is this child D often ill or needs some special treatment with medicines?
131
340
1
yes
11
2
no
120
Sysmiss
340
q629e: is child E often ill or needs some special treatment with medicines?
Is this child E often ill or needs some special treatment with medicines?
84
387
1
yes
6
2
no
78
Sysmiss
387
q629f: is child F often ill or needs some special treatment with medicines?
Is this child F often ill or needs some special treatment with medicines?
44
427
1
yes
4
2
no
40
Sysmiss
427
q629g: is child G often ill or needs some special treatment with medicines?
Is this child G often ill or needs some special treatment with medicines?
20
451
1
yes
1
2
no
19
Sysmiss
451
q629h: is child H often ill or needs some special treatment with medicines?
Is this child H often ill or needs some special treatment with medicines?
6
465
1
yes
0
2
no
6
Sysmiss
465
q629i: is child I often ill or needs some special treatment with medicines?
Is this child I often ill or needs some special treatment with medicines?
5
466
1
yes
0
2
no
5
Sysmiss
466
q629a: is child J often ill or needs some special treatment with medicines?
Is this child J often ill or needs some special treatment with medicines?
2
469
1
yes
0
2
no
2
Sysmiss
469
q629k: is child K often ill or needs some special treatment with medicines?
Is this child K often ill or needs some special treatment with medicines?
0
471
1
yes
0
2
no
0
Sysmiss
471
q630a: can you tell me what child A suffers from or needs treatment for?
Can you tell me what the child A suffers from or needs treatment for?
Do not read the responses categories
38
433
1
HIV/AIDS
17
2
other health problem
20
3
no health related problem
1
8
don't know
0
Sysmiss
433
q630b: can you tell me what child B suffers from or needs treatment for?
Can you tell me what the child B suffers from or needs treatment for?
Do not read the responses categories
26
445
1
HIV/AIDS
6
2
other health problem
18
3
no health related problem
2
8
don't know
0
Sysmiss
445
q630c: can you tell me what child C suffers from or needs treatment for?
Can you tell me what the child C suffers from or needs treatment for?
Do not read the responses categories
20
451
1
HIV/AIDS
6
2
other health problem
12
3
no health related problem
1
8
don't know
1
Sysmiss
451
q630d: can you tell me what child D suffers from or needs treatment for?
Can you tell me what the child D suffers from or needs treatment for?
Do not read the responses categories
13
458
1
HIV/AIDS
2
2
other health problem
10
3
no health related problem
0
8
don't know
1
Sysmiss
458
q630e: can you tell me what child E suffers from or needs treatment for?
Can you tell me what the child E suffers from or needs treatment for?
Do not read the responses categories
9
462
1
HIV/AIDS
1
2
other health problem
8
3
no health related problem
0
8
don't know
0
Sysmiss
462
q630f: can you tell me what child F suffers from or needs treatment for?
Can you tell me what the child F suffers from or needs treatment for?
Do not read the responses categories
6
465
1
HIV/AIDS
2
2
other health problem
4
3
no health related problem
0
8
don't know
0
Sysmiss
465
q630g: can you tell me what child G suffers from or needs treatment for?
Can you tell me what the child G suffers from or needs treatment for?
Do not read the responses categories
2
469
1
HIV/AIDS
2
2
other health problem
0
3
no health related problem
0
8
don't know
0
Sysmiss
469
q630h: can you tell me what child H suffers from or needs treatment for?
Can you tell me what the child H suffers from or needs treatment for?
Do not read the responses categories
0
471
1
HIV/AIDS
0
2
other health problem
0
3
no health related problem
0
8
don't know
0
Sysmiss
471
q630i: can you tell me what child I suffers from or needs treatment for?
Can you tell me what the child I suffers from or needs treatment for?
Do not read the responses categories
0
471
1
HIV/AIDS
0
2
other health problem
0
3
no health related problem
0
8
don't know
0
Sysmiss
471
q630j: can you tell me what child J suffers from or needs treatment for?
Can you tell me what the child J suffers from or needs treatment for?
Do not read the responses categories
0
471
1
HIV/AIDS
0
2
other health problem
0
3
no health related problem
0
8
don't know
0
Sysmiss
471
q630k: can you tell me what child K suffers from or needs treatment for?
Can you tell me what the child K suffers from or needs treatment for?
Do not read the responses categories
0
471
1
HIV/AIDS
0
2
other health problem
0
3
no health related problem
0
8
don't know
0
Sysmiss
471
q631a: if HIV: does child A need to take daily medication?
If HIV: Does this child A need to take daily medication?
20
451
1
yes
17
2
no
3
Sysmiss
451
q631b: if HIV: does child B need to take daily medication?
If HIV: Does this child B need to take daily medication?
13
458
1
yes
6
2
no
7
Sysmiss
458
q631c: if HIV: does child C need to take daily medication?
If HIV: Does this child C need to take daily medication?
10
461
1
yes
5
2
no
5
Sysmiss
461
q631d: if HIV: does child D need to take daily medication?
If HIV: Does this child D need to take daily medication?
6
465
1
yes
2
2
no
4
Sysmiss
465
q631e: if HIV: does child E need to take daily medication?
If HIV: Does this child E need to take daily medication?
3
468
1
yes
1
2
no
2
Sysmiss
468
q631f: if HIV: does child F need to take daily medication?
If HIV: Does this child F need to take daily medication?
2
469
1
yes
2
2
no
0
Sysmiss
469
q631g: if HIV: does child G need to take daily medication?
If HIV: Does this child G need to take daily medication?
2
469
1
yes
2
2
no
0
Sysmiss
469
q631h: if HIV: does child H need to take daily medication?
If HIV: Does this child H need to take daily medication?
0
471
1
yes
0
2
no
0
Sysmiss
471
q631i: if HIV: does child I need to take daily medication?
If HIV: Does this child I need to take daily medication?
0
471
1
yes
0
2
no
0
Sysmiss
471
q631j: if HIV: does child J need to take daily medication?
If HIV: Does this child J need to take daily medication?
0
471
1
yes
0
2
no
0
Sysmiss
471
q631k: if HIV: does child K need to take daily medication?
If HIV: Does this child K need to take daily medication?
0
471
1
yes
0
2
no
0
Sysmiss
471
q632a: if HIV: is your responsibility to ensure that child A takes its medicatio
If HIV: Is it your responsibility to ensure that the child A takes its medication every day?
16
455
1
yes
16
2
no
0
Sysmiss
455
q632b: if HIV: is your responsibility to ensure that child B takes its medicatio
If HIV: Is it your responsibility to ensure that the child B takes its medication every day?
7
464
1
yes
7
2
no
0
Sysmiss
464
q632c: if HIV: is your responsibility to ensure that child C takes its medicatio
If HIV: Is it your responsibility to ensure that the child C takes its medication every day?
6
465
1
yes
6
2
no
0
Sysmiss
465
q632d: if HIV: is your responsibility to ensure that child D takes its medicatio
If HIV: Is it your responsibility to ensure that the child D takes its medication every day?
3
468
1
yes
3
2
no
0
Sysmiss
468
q632e: if HIV: is your responsibility to ensure that child E takes its medicatio
If HIV: Is it your responsibility to ensure that the child E takes its medication every day?
2
469
1
yes
2
2
no
0
Sysmiss
469
q632f: if HIV: is your responsibility to ensure that child F takes its medicatio
If HIV: Is it your responsibility to ensure that the child F takes its medication every day?
2
469
1
yes
2
2
no
0
Sysmiss
469
q632g: if HIV: is your responsibility to ensure that child G takes its medicatio
If HIV: Is it your responsibility to ensure that the child G takes its medication every day?
2
469
1
yes
2
2
no
0
Sysmiss
469
q632h: if HIV: is your responsibility to ensure that child H takes its medicatio
If HIV: Is it your responsibility to ensure that the child H takes its medication every day?
0
471
1
yes
0
2
no
0
Sysmiss
471
q632i: if HIV: is your responsibility to ensure that child I takes its medicatio
If HIV: Is it your responsibility to ensure that the child I takes its medication every day?
0
471
1
yes
0
2
no
0
Sysmiss
471
q632j: if HIV: is your responsibility to ensure that child J takes its medicatio
If HIV: Is it your responsibility to ensure that the child J takes its medication every day?
0
471
1
yes
0
2
no
0
Sysmiss
471
q632k: if HIV: is your responsibility to ensure that child K takes its medicatio
If HIV: Is it your responsibility to ensure that the child K takes its medication every day?
0
471
1
yes
0
2
no
0
Sysmiss
471
q633a: overall how much difficulty did you have with providing care and support
Overall, how much difficulty did you have with providing care and support for this child A?
343
128
1
none
48
2
mild
43
3
moderate
106
4
severe
102
5
extreme/could not do
44
Sysmiss
128
q633b: overall how much difficulty did you have with providing care and support
Overall, how much difficulty did you have with providing care and support for this child B?
261
210
1
none
31
2
mild
34
3
moderate
79
4
severe
80
5
extreme/could not do
37
Sysmiss
210
q633c: overall how much difficulty did you have with providing care and support
Overall, how much difficulty did you have with providing care and support for this child C?
195
276
1
none
19
2
mild
28
3
moderate
72
4
severe
54
5
extreme/could not do
22
Sysmiss
276
q633d: overall how much difficulty did you have with providing care and support
Overall, how much difficulty did you have with providing care and support for this child D?
134
337
1
none
17
2
mild
18
3
moderate
49
4
severe
38
5
extreme/could not do
12
Sysmiss
337
q633e: overall how much difficulty did you have with providing care and support
Overall, how much difficulty did you have with providing care and support for this child E?
88
383
1
none
8
2
mild
18
3
moderate
28
4
severe
25
5
extreme/could not do
9
Sysmiss
383
q633f: overall how much difficulty did you have with providing care and support
Overall, how much difficulty did you have with providing care and support for this child F?
47
424
1
none
6
2
mild
8
3
moderate
15
4
severe
14
5
extreme/could not do
4
Sysmiss
424
q633g: overall how much difficulty did you have with providing care and support
Overall, how much difficulty did you have with providing care and support for this child G?
19
452
1
none
5
2
mild
3
3
moderate
4
4
severe
6
5
extreme/could not do
1
Sysmiss
452
q633h: overall how much difficulty did you have with providing care and support
Overall, how much difficulty did you have with providing care and support for this child H?
6
465
1
none
1
2
mild
0
3
moderate
1
4
severe
4
5
extreme/could not do
0
Sysmiss
465
q633i: overall how much difficulty did you have with providing care and support
Overall, how much difficulty did you have with providing care and support for this child I?
5
466
1
none
2
2
mild
0
3
moderate
0
4
severe
3
5
extreme/could not do
0
Sysmiss
466
q633j: overall how much difficulty did you have with providing care and support
Overall, how much difficulty did you have with providing care and support for this child J?
2
469
1
none
0
2
mild
0
3
moderate
0
4
severe
2
5
extreme/could not do
0
Sysmiss
469
q633k: overall how much difficulty did you have with providing care and support
Overall, how much difficulty did you have with providing care and support for this child K?
0
471
1
none
0
2
mild
0
3
moderate
0
4
severe
0
5
extreme/could not do
0
Sysmiss
471
q634a: difficulty as a result of caregiving: getting enough sleep?
The next questions ask about the impact of providing care on you. I am going to ask whether you face some problems related to your health and well-being since you began providing care for any household members. We want to know how you and your health have been affected by your caregiving duties
As a result of providing care how much difficulty you have with getting enough sleep?
368
103
1
none
151
2
mild
48
3
moderate
89
4
severe
48
5
extreme
32
Sysmiss
103
q634b: difficulty as a result of care giving: getting enough food?
The next questions ask about the impact of providing care on you. I am going to ask whether you face some problems related to your health and well-being since you began providing care for any household members. We want to know how you and your health have been affected by your caregiving duties
As a result of providing care how much difficulty you have with getting enough food?
362
109
1
none
133
2
mild
50
3
moderate
114
4
severe
52
5
extreme
13
Sysmiss
109
q634c: difficulty as a result of care giving: have enough energy?
The next questions ask about the impact of providing care on you. I am going to ask whether you face some problems related to your health and well-being since you began providing care for any household members. We want to know how you and your health have been affected by your caregiving duties
As a result of providing care how much difficulty you have with having enough energy to do the extra work?
366
105
1
none
114
2
mild
36
3
moderate
116
4
severe
68
5
extreme
32
Sysmiss
105
q634d: difficulty as a result of care giving: taking care of your health?
The next questions ask about the impact of providing care on you. I am going to ask whether you face some problems related to your health and well-being since you began providing care for any household members. We want to know how you and your health have been affected by your caregiving duties
As a result of providing care how much difficulty you have with taking care of your health, ailments or condition (if exist ) - including impact of caregiving on your own health (such as, stress, fatigue, muscle strains, insomnia, anxiety, grief)?
368
103
1
none
177
2
mild
58
3
moderate
82
4
severe
44
5
extreme
7
Sysmiss
103
q634e: difficulty as a result of caregiving: paying for medication?
The next questions ask about the impact of providing care on you. I am going to ask whether you face some problems related to your health and well-being since you began providing care for any household members. We want to know how you and your health have been affected by your caregiving duties
As a result of providing care how much difficulty you have with paying for medication/treatments for your own ailments / chronic conditions?
368
103
1
none
220
2
mild
60
3
moderate
60
4
severe
19
5
extreme
9
Sysmiss
103
q634f: difficulty as a result of caregiving: visiting friends and relatives?
The next questions ask about the impact of providing care on you. I am going to ask whether you face some problems related to your health and well-being since you began providing care for any household members. We want to know how you and your health have been affected by your caregiving duties
As a result of providing care how much difficulty you have with visiting friends and relatives as much as before you were providing this level of care?
367
104
1
none
212
2
mild
48
3
moderate
67
4
severe
31
5
extreme
9
Sysmiss
104
q634g: difficulty as a result of caregiving: sharing feelings?
The next questions ask about the impact of providing care on you. I am going to ask whether you face some problems related to your health and well-being since you began providing care for any household members. We want to know how you and your health have been affected by your caregiving duties
As a result of providing care how much difficulty you have with sharing feelings about caregiving responsibility with others?
368
103
1
none
244
2
mild
37
3
moderate
72
4
severe
13
5
extreme
2
Sysmiss
103
q634h: difficulty as a result of caregiving: financial problems?
The next questions ask about the impact of providing care on you. I am going to ask whether you face some problems related to your health and well-being since you began providing care for any household members. We want to know how you and your health have been affected by your caregiving duties
As a result of providing care how much difficulty you have with financial problems due to loss of income, decreased time available for paid employment, or increased costs or expenses?
367
104
1
none
72
2
mild
28
3
moderate
69
4
severe
127
5
extreme
71
Sysmiss
104
q634i: difficulty as a result of caregiving: providing correct care?
The next questions ask about the impact of providing care on you. I am going to ask whether you face some problems related to your health and well-being since you began providing care for any household members. We want to know how you and your health have been affected by your caregiving duties
As a result of providing care how much difficulty you have with knowing about and providing the correct care for health problems for this person(s) ?
368
103
1
none
239
2
mild
47
3
moderate
60
4
severe
21
5
extreme
1
Sysmiss
103
q634j: difficulty as a result of caregiving: experiencing stigma?
The next questions ask about the impact of providing care on you. I am going to ask whether you face some problems related to your health and well-being since you began providing care for any household members. We want to know how you and your health have been affected by your caregiving duties
As a result of providing care how much difficulty you have with experiencing stigma or problems as a result of or associated with the illness or death (that is, have you been treated differently or poorly by the community, friends or family members outside your household)?
368
103
1
none
295
2
mild
20
3
moderate
44
4
severe
9
5
extreme
0
Sysmiss
103
q718a:chance to keep busy and occupied
Does /did the care you have / had given to your child or family members gave / or others (read that apply) give you the following a chance to keep busy and occupied?
We would like to continue asking questions about the care giving you did and (still do). This time is about asking if there is any satisfaction and more precisely the kind of satisfaction, you might have (had) giving care to the child (ren)/ adults.
363
108
1
yes
284
2
somewhat
49
3
no
30
Sysmiss
108
q718b:chance to do things that make use of your abilities
Does /did the care you have / had given to your child or family members gave / or others (read that apply) give you the following a chance to do things that makes use of your abilities?
We would like to continue asking questions about the care giving you did and (still do). This time is about asking if there is any satisfaction and more precisely the kind of satisfaction, you might have (had) giving care to the child (ren)/ adults.
362
109
1
yes
301
2
somewhat
51
3
no
10
Sysmiss
109
q718c:chance to feel sense of accomplishment
Does /did the care you have / had given to your child or family members gave / or others (read that apply) give you the following a chance to feel a sense of accomplishment despite the difficulties?
We would like to continue asking questions about the care giving you did and (still do). This time is about asking if there is any satisfaction and more precisely the kind of satisfaction, you might have (had) giving care to the child (ren)/ adults.
362
109
1
yes
321
2
somewhat
35
3
no
6
Sysmiss
109
q718d:chance to do something useful for sick child
Does /did the care you have / had given to your child or family members gave / or others (read that apply) give you the following a chance to do something useful for your sick child/ grandchild?
We would like to continue asking questions about the care giving you did and (still do). This time is about asking if there is any satisfaction and more precisely the kind of satisfaction, you might have (had) giving care to the child (ren)/ adults.
361
110
1
yes
326
2
somewhat
30
3
no
5
Sysmiss
110
q718e:reason to continue living
Does /did the care you have / had given to your child or family members gave / or others (read that apply) give you the following provide a reason to continue living?
We would like to continue asking questions about the care giving you did and (still do). This time is about asking if there is any satisfaction and more precisely the kind of satisfaction, you might have (had) giving care to the child (ren)/ adults.
361
110
1
yes
324
2
somewhat
30
3
no
7
Sysmiss
110
q700a:need of any care/support of more than a month
Since last visit / in the last 3 years, have you been in need of any care or support for more than a period of a month?
Now we will continue asking questions about the assistance and care you might have needed.
469
2
1
yes
126
2
no
343
Sysmiss
2
q700b:need personal care
Since the last visit/ in the last 3 years did you need any personal care, such as bathing, eating, dressing, moving about (e.g. getting out of bed), toileting, taking medicines etc.?
Now we will continue asking questions about the assistance and care you might have needed.
129
342
1
yes
68
2
no
61
Sysmiss
342
q700c:need physical assistance
Since the last visit/ in the last 3 years did you need any physical assistance, such as buying food, cooking, fetching water, agricultural work etc.?
Now we will continue asking questions about the assistance and care you might have needed.
129
342
1
yes
117
2
no
12
Sysmiss
342
q700d:need financial assistance
Since the last visit/ in the last 3 years did you receive any financial assistance such as cash or payments for medicines, clothing or food?
Now we will continue asking questions about the assistance and care you might have needed.
128
343
1
yes
108
2
no
20
Sysmiss
343
q700e:the main provider of care to you
Who is the main provider of care for you? This may be a person or an organization or government.
Now we will continue asking questions about the assistance and care you might have needed.
127
344
1
parent
2
2
spouse
10
3
daughter or son
69
4
grandson or granddaughter
8
5
sibling
20
6
in laws
1
7
friends or neighbours
9
8
church
0
9
health care non-governmental
7
10
government
0
11
community volunteer
0
12
1
Sysmiss
344
q700f:the second most important provider of care to you
Who is the second most important provider of care for you? This may be a person or an organization or government.
Now we will continue asking questions about the assistance and care you might have needed.
126
345
1
parent
0
2
spouse
10
3
daughter or son
48
4
grandson or granddaughter
18
5
sibling
16
6
in laws
3
7
friends or neighbours
10
8
church
3
9
health care non-governmental
10
10
government
5
11
community volunteer
3
Sysmiss
345
q700g:how long receiving care
For how long have you been receiving care?
Now we will continue asking questions about the assistance and care you might have needed.
118
353
1
Less than 30 days
29
2
1 to 3 months
24
3
more than 3 months but less than 6 months
9
4
6-months - 1 year
8
5
more than 1 year
48
Sysmiss
353
q802:reason care
Could you tell us why you need care or support?
218
253
1
HIV/AIDS related
146
2
Other health related reason
58
3
other reason (not health related)
13
8
don't know
1
79
refused
0
Sysmiss
253
q828a:worried viewed me unfavorably
267
204
1
never
124
2
seldom
18
3
sometimes
27
4
often
12
5
very often
28
99
na
58
Sysmiss
204
q828b: heard others say unfavourable things
I have been in situations where I have heard others say unfavorable or offensive things about people with HIV
267
204
1
never
51
2
seldom
13
3
sometimes
24
4
often
26
5
very often
95
99
na
58
Sysmiss
204
q828c:disclosed status to others?
Have you disclosed your status to others?
216
255
1
never
14
2
seldom
11
3
sometimes
58
4
often
31
5
very often
102
Sysmiss
255
q828d:avoided telling others
I have avoided telling others outside my immediate family that I am HIV +
216
255
1
never
129
2
seldom
28
3
sometimes
26
4
often
14
5
very often
19
Sysmiss
255
q828e:treated as less competent
I have been treated as less competent by others when they learn that I am HIV +
215
256
1
never
145
2
seldom
26
3
sometimes
21
4
often
9
5
very often
14
Sysmiss
256
q831a:taking ARVs
Are you taking daily medicines against HIV (ARVs)?
217
254
1
yes
196
2
no
21
Sysmiss
254
q832a:has no problem
Do you have any problems with taking the pills? Which ones? has no problem
179
292
1
yes
166
2
no
13
Sysmiss
292
q832b:needs certain kinds of foods
Do you have any problems with taking the pills? Which ones? needs certain kinds of foods
3
468
1
yes
3
2
no
0
Sysmiss
468
q832c:not enough food
Do you have any problems with taking the pills? Which ones? not enough food
4
467
1
yes
3
2
no
1
Sysmiss
467
q832d:has side effects
Do you have any problems with taking the pills? Which ones? side effects
9
462
1
yes
9
2
no
0
Sysmiss
462
q832e:forget sometimes
Do you have any problems with taking the pills? Which ones? forget sometimes
3
468
1
yes
2
2
no
1
Sysmiss
468
q832f:take too many pills
Do you have any problems with taking the pills? Which ones? take too many pills
2
469
1
yes
2
2
no
0
Sysmiss
469
q832g:any other problem
Do you have any problems with taking the pills? Which ones? any other problem
2
469
1
yes
2
2
no
0
Sysmiss
469
q832h1:record other problems 1
Record the one that causes the most trouble as nr 1
5
0
1
4
2
1
q832h2:record other problems 2
Record the one that causes the most trouble as nr 2
2
0
1
1
2
1
q832h3:record other problems 3
Record the one that causes the most trouble as nr 3
0
0
q832h4:record other problems 4
Record the one that causes the most trouble as nr 4
0
0
q835:serious side effects after starting ARV
Did you experience serious side effects after starting ARV?
190
281
1
yes
92
2
no
98
Sysmiss
281
q836a:skin conditions
Which ones? skin conditions
Tick all that respondent mentioned, if necessary probe for it.
125
346
1
yes
26
2
no
1
99
na
98
Sysmiss
346
q836b:yellow eyes
Which ones? yellow eyes
Tick all that respondent mentioned, if necessary probe for it.
104
367
1
yes
6
2
no
0
99
na
98
Sysmiss
367
q836c:muscle weakness
Which ones? muscle weakness
Tick all that respondent mentioned, if necessary probe for it.
132
339
1
yes
34
2
no
0
99
na
98
Sysmiss
339
q836d:pain in the muscle
Which ones? pain in the muscle
Tick all that respondent mentioned, if necessary probe for it.
116
355
1
yes
17
2
no
1
99
na
98
Sysmiss
355
q836e:nausea/vomiting
Which ones? nausea/vomiting
Tick all that respondent mentioned, if necessary probe for it.
119
352
1
yes
21
2
no
0
99
na
98
Sysmiss
352
q836f:diarrhea
Which ones? diarrhea
Tick all that respondent mentioned, if necessary probe for it.
106
365
1
yes
8
2
no
0
99
na
98
Sysmiss
365
q836g:hallucinations
Which ones? hallucinations
Tick all that respondent mentioned, if necessary probe for it.
112
359
1
yes
13
2
no
1
99
na
98
Sysmiss
359
q836h:bad dreams
Which ones? bad dreams
Tick all that respondent mentioned, if necessary probe for it.
121
350
1
yes
23
2
no
0
99
na
98
Sysmiss
350
q836i:self hate
Which ones? self hate
Tick all that respondent mentioned, if necessary probe for it.
107
364
1
yes
9
2
no
0
99
na
98
Sysmiss
364
q836j:fear
Which ones? fear
Tick all that respondent mentioned, if necessary probe for it.
115
356
1
yes
16
2
no
1
99
na
98
Sysmiss
356
q836k:sadness
Which ones? sadness
Tick all that respondent mentioned, if necessary probe for it.
111
360
1
yes
13
2
no
0
99
na
98
Sysmiss
360
q836l:unreasonable/irritable
Which ones? unreasonable/irritable
Tick all that respondent mentioned, if necessary probe for it.
110
361
1
yes
12
2
no
0
99
na
98
Sysmiss
361
q836n_1:specify serious effects
Other serious side effects
129
0
.
1
ABDOMINAL PAIN
1
ANAEMIA
1
ANEAMIA
1
BODY SWELLING
1
BURNING SENSATION
1
DIZZINESS
7
DIZZNESS
1
EPIS TAXIS
1
FACIAL OEDEMA
1
FEVERS AND DIZZINESS
1
HEADACHE
2
HERPSZOSTER
1
INCREASE IN THE SUPERFICIAL BL
1
INSOMIA
1
LOOSING WEIGHT SIZE
1
LOSS OF APPETITE
1
MENTAL DISORDER
1
MY BODY BECAME TOO MASCULINE
1
OEDEMA AND HEADACHE
1
PALPITATIONS
1
SEVERE WEIGHT LOSS
1
THIRSTY
1
VOMITTING BLOOD
1
na
98
q837:months
How long did these side effects last? By months
190
281
1
41
2
13
3
12
4
3
5
3
6
7
7
1
8
1
10
1
12
7
20
1
24
1
36
1
99
na
98
Sysmiss
281
q838:are you still experiencing side effects
Are you still experiencing these side effects?
189
282
1
yes
9
2
no
82
99
na
98
Sysmiss
282
q839:have you changed ARV because of side effects
Have you changed ARV because of side effects?
189
282
1
yes
43
2
no
48
99
na
98
Sysmiss
282
q840:has your health improved since taking ARV
Has your health improved since taking ARV?
191
280
1
very much
135
2
some but still has health problems
49
3
only a little
4
4
is same as before
2
5
is worse
1
6
was not ill before and is not ill now
0
Sysmiss
280
q841:does anyone living in the HH ever remind you to take ARV in time
SKIP Q WHEN RESPONDENT LIVES ALONE AND RECORD CODE 7
Does anyone living in the household ever remind you to take ARV in time?
192
279
1
daily or almost daily
53
2
several times a week
7
3
only once in a while
13
4
rarely or never
32
5
at first but not now
2
6
other
0
7
alone
85
98
not applicable
0
Sysmiss
279
q842:does anyone accompany you when you go for follow up visit
Does anyone accompany you when you go for follow up (and or resupply) visit?
189
282
1
yes, always
6
2
yes, sometimes
10
3
only when feeling sick
12
4
no
161
Sysmiss
282
q843:who will usually accompany
Who will usually accompany when you go for follow up (and or resupply) visit?
189
282
1
family member
25
2
friend
3
3
community volunteer
0
99
na
161
Sysmiss
282
q844:anything you would like to tell us
Is there anything else you would like to tell us?
453
18
1
yes
230
2
no
223
Sysmiss
18
q844a_1:record the time
Record if needed
102
0
AM DOING WELL WITH MY HEALTH I STARTED MY ARVS ON
1
AM THE COUNSELLOR IN MY WORKPLACE
1
AM WELL AND CARRYING ON MY DUTIES WELL
1
APART FROM GIVING THESE GRAND CHILDREN SCHOLASTIC
1
ASKED WHETHER THE SOAP I HAD GIVEN HER WAS AN OUTC
1
CONSTIPATION (ADVISED) TO TAKE PLENTY OF FLUIDS AN
1
DO YOU STILL PROVIDE TREATMENT FOR OLD PEOPLE AT Y
1
DO YOU THINK THAT IN FUTURE THERE IS A POSSIBILITY
1
DUE TO LACK OF SCHOOL FEES, MY CHILDREN DID NOT FO
1
FORGOT TO COME FOR ARVS AND SENT SOME ONE ELSE
1
GIVEN MY SITUATION LIKE I HAVE NARRATED IT TO YOU
1
HE HAD TWO WIVES BU THE ONE HE LOVED MOST DIED AND
1
HE HAS A PRODUCTIVE COUGH DUE TO HEAVY SMOKING
1
HE IS GRATEFUL FOR THE WORK WE ARE DOING
1
HE SAID HE HAD JUST TAKEN AN HIV TEST AND KNOWS HI
1
HE SAID WHICH PLAN HAVE YOU PUT IN PLACE TO HELP U
1
HE WAS WORRIED WHEN THE CHILDREN WHOM HE HAD WITH
1
HER BP IS VERY HIGH 183/MM/HG AND SHE SAID THAT SH
1
HOW CAN I REDUCE THIS WEIGHT?
1
HOW SHALL WE BENEFIT WE WHO HAVE PARTICIPATED IN T
1
I AM A CATHETIST AND I WORK AT THE PARISH BUT MY W
1
I CAN NOT GIVE CARE NOW SINCE AM VERY ILL
1
I FEARED WHEN I WAS GIVEN ARVS BECAUSE PEOPLE SAID
1
I FELL DOWN IN 2011 AND GOT A SPRAIN
1
I GAVE BIRTH TO ONLY ONE CHILD WHO PASSED AWAY LAS
1
1
I HAVE A CARE GIVING BURDEN OF THESE CHILDREN
1
I HAVE A LOT OF CARE GIVING BURDEN I NEED HELP BEC
1
I HAVE BEEN LIVING IN A DISCORDANT RELATIONSHIP FO
1
I HAVE GLASSES THAT I USE BUT I HAVE NOT SEEN THEM
1
I HAVE LOST MY THREE CHILDREN DUE TO HIV/AIDS
1
I HAVE NO BIOLOGICAL CHILD, DID NOT CONCEIVE OR EV
1
I HAVE PARTICIPATED IN THIS RESEARCH NOW FOR 2 TIM
1
I HAVE PENSION IN WHICH I GET SUPPORT
1
I HAVE RECEIVED BAD NEWS OF MY GRANDDAUGHTER THAT
1
I HAVE SUFFERED FROM SEVERE CHEST PAIN
1
I HAVE TAKEN ONE YEAR WITHOUT TAKING ARV'S BECAUSE
1
I HOST MY CHILDREN MANY YEARS AGO AM NOW POOR
1
I LOST MY HUSBAND
1
I PROVIDE CARE AND SUPPORT TO MY FAMILY THOUGH I D
1
I REALLY WANT TO HELP IF AT ALL I HAD INCOME
1
I REQUEST THEM TO ASSIST ME WITH LITTLE CAPITAL TO
1
I SOMETIMES PROVIDE CARE AND SUPPORT TO THESE PEOP
1
I STARTED TAKING ARVS IN DECEMBER 2010, I VOMITED
1
I THANK TASO ENTEBBE FOR THE CARE AND SUPPORT
1
I TOOK CARE FOR MY SISTER WHO DIED 2 WEEKS AGO.SHE
1
I TOOK CARE OF MY SON MANY YEARS AGO WHO HAD HIV
1
I USE GLASSES TO SEE AND READ, I HAVE A SICK CHILD
1
I WISH I WOULD GET TREATMENT FOR MY EYES
1
I WORKED SO HARD IN MY YOUTHFUL AGE THATS WHY AM W
1
I WOULD LIKE TO GET RESULTS OF MY BLOOD TEST BROUG
1
I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW RESULTS ESP OF BLOOD SUGAR
1
IN 2010 SHE FELL SICK,WAS ADDMITED IN MULAGO HEART
1
IN FUTURE DO YOU INTEND TO IDENTIFY AND FACILITATE
1
IN THE LAST 3YRS, I FEEL SICK FOR APERIOD OF 2WKS
1
LOST MY CHILD 3 YEARS AGO MY CHILDREN PROVIDE
1
MY CHILDREN ARE ALIVE BUT I DON'T KNOW WHERE THEY
1
MY CHILDREN ARE GONE TO PLACES AND LEFT ME WITH GR
1
MY DAUGHTER GAVE ME A GRAND CHILD WHO STAYS WITH M
1
MY DAUGHTER STAYS IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD AND SO SHE
1
MY HUSBAND LEFT ME FOR ANOTHER WOMAN IN KALANGALA
1
MY HUSBAND WAS A WOMANISER HE HAD MANY WOMEN BUT I
1
MY SIBLING HAS BEEN ABUSING ME, TELLING PEOPLE THA
1
MY WIFE CAME WITH HER CLINICAL AND I DO NOT HAVE A
1
NEEDS TREATMENT FOR EAR(R)
1
PHYSICAL WORK HAS BECOME DIFFICULT AND NOW I CAN N
1
SHE DECLINED THE HIV TEST, SHE SAID "I KNOW I AM F
1
SHE NEED SUPPORT ESPECIALLY FOR THE TREATMENT OF H
1
SHE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH HEART DISEASE
1
SHE WAS GRAETFUL FOR THE WORK BEING DONE BY MEDICA
1
SINCE AM THE LC RESPONSIBLE FOR WOMEN'S AFFAIRS I
1
SINCE MY HUSBAND DIED I HAVE NOT GOT ANY OTHER MAN
1
SUPPOSE I FALL SICK AND GO TO A PRIVATE HOSPITAL L
1
THE ONLY PROBLEM I GOT WAS MY CD4 NOT INCREASING
1
THE REPONDENT SAID I HAVE A DAUGHTER WHO IS ALSO H
1
THE RESPONDENT DECLINED THE HIV TEST SAYING THAT S
1
THE RESPONDENT HAD JUST LOST HER SON BY DROWNING
1
THE RESPONDENT HAS HEART DISEASES
1
THE RESPONDENT SAID " I NEED CARE IN ALL, I CANNOT
1
THE RESPONDENT SAID "THE LAST TIME YOUR ORGANISATI
1
THE RESPONDENT SAID AM DOING WELL MY HEALTH IS OK
1
THE RESPONDENT SAID AM HAPPY TO TAKE CARE OF MY GR
1
THE RESPONDENT SAID I HAD 2 CHILDREN WHO DIED WHI;
1
THE RESPONDENT SAID SINCE EASTER I HAVE BEEN BED R
1
THE RESPONDENT SAID SUFFERED TB IN 2007 OK NOW
1
THE RESPONDENT SAID WE SEPARATED FROM MY HUSBAND B
1
THE RESPONDENT THANKED ME FOR THE WORK WELL DONE
1
THE RESPONDENT WOULD LIKE TO KNOW HER RESULTS.
1
THERE IS NO NEED FOR ME TO TAKE ON HIV TEST BECAUS
1
THESE DAYS IAM VERY WEAK I CANT WALK FOR LONG DIST
1
USED TO WORK IN A QUARRY STONES FELL IN MY EYES WE
1
WANTED TO KNOW HOW THOSE WITH PROBLEM WILL BE HELP
1
WANTED TO KNOW WHETHER THERE IS ANY ASSISTANCE HE
1
WANTED TO KNOW WHY ONE DOES NOT GET SLEEP AT NIGHT
1
WE NEED HELP WITH SCHOOL FEES SINCE WE HAVE ORPHAN
1
WE NEED TO BE HELPED WITH THE CARE GIVING BURDEN
1
WHAT HELP SHOULD WE EXPECT AFTER THIS RESEARCH
1
WHEN ARE YOU COMING BACK TO BRING US TREATMENT?
1
WHEN WILL GOVERNMENT COME TO OUR AID TO ASSIST US
1
WHEN WILL I EVER GET ASSISTANCE LIKE SUGAR FROM YO
1
WILL YOU GIVE ME MEDICINE TO TREAT MY HIGH BLOOD P
1
WILL YOUR ORGANISATION ASSIST US IN OUR NEEDS ESPE
1
q006b: time end interview part 2
456
15
720000
70800000
44995131.579
16010556.792
household case id
household case id
188
0
80001101
1
80001103
1
80001104
1
80001107
1
80001108
1
80001109
1
80001112
1
80001113
1
80001115
1
80001117
1
80001120
1
80001121
1
80001123
1
80001128
1
80001129
1
80001132
1
80001133
1
80001135
1
80001136
1
80001139
1
80001140
1
80001142
1
80001143
1
80001144
1
80001145
1
80001146
1
80001149
1
80001150
1
80001151
1
80001152
1
80001153
1
80001156
1
80001157
1
80001158
1
80001160
1
80001162
1
80001202
1
80001203
1
80001205
1
80001207
1
80001209
1
80001210
1
80001211
1
80001212
1
80001213
1
80001214
1
80001215
1
80001216
1
80001217
1
80001222
1
80001223
1
80001225
1
80001232
1
80001234
1
80001235
1
80001236
1
80001238
1
80001239
1
80001241
1
80001242
1
80001243
1
80001244
1
80001246
1
80001247
1
80001249
1
80001250
1
80001251
1
80001252
1
80001254
1
80001301
1
80001302
1
80001303
1
80001305
1
80001308
1
80001310
1
80001314
1
80001316
1
80001317
1
80001319
1
80001322
1
80001323
1
80001328
1
80001330
1
80001331
1
80001332
1
80001334
1
80001336
1
80001337
1
80001338
1
80001339
1
80001340
1
80001342
1
80001343
1
80001344
1
80001346
1
80001347
1
80001348
1
80001350
1
80001351
1
80001352
1
80001402
1
80001403
1
80001404
1
80001405
1
80001408
1
80001409
1
80001410
1
80001411
1
80001412
1
80001415
1
80001417
1
80001418
1
80001419
1
80001422
1
80001423
1
80001424
1
80001426
1
80001427
1
80001428
1
80001432
1
80001433
1
80001437
1
80001438
1
80001439
1
80001441
1
80001445
1
80001446
1
80001449
1
80001451
1
80001454
1
80001501
1
80001502
1
80001503
1
80001504
1
80001507
1
80001508
1
80001509
1
80001510
1
80001511
1
80001512
1
80001513
1
80001514
1
80001516
1
80001518
1
80001519
1
80001521
1
80001523
1
80001525
1
80001527
1
80001530
1
80001532
1
80001533
1
80001536
1
80001537
1
80001538
1
80001539
1
80001540
1
80001541
1
80001546
1
80001547
1
80001548
1
80001550
1
80001552
1
80002202
1
80002205
1
80002207
1
80002214
1
80002228
1
80002230
1
80002316
1
80002404
1
80002407
1
80002408
1
80002414
1
80002423
1
80002436
1
80002439
1
80002453
1
80002454
1
80002458
1
80002503
1
80002504
1
80002505
1
80002510
1
80002518
1
80002519
1
80002521
1
80002529
1
q001: wops id number
188
0
1101
2529
1465.984
392.39
q101:sex
Sex
188
0
1
male
80
2
female
108
q102:age
Age
188
0
50
101
67.08
9.807
measured height(cm)
188
0
1
180
154.713
20.949
measured weight(kg)
188
0
33
147
56.942
13.717
body mass index
188
0
16.084
620000
3349.218
45215.208
basal metabolic rate (mj/day)
188
0
3.779
8.883
5.141
0.743
basal metabolic rate (kcal/day)
188
0
902.3
2125.78
1229.421
178.717
daily average energy expenditure (dbmr_calories+ddailyavg_aee)
184
4
928.317
3726.846
1607.18
345.725
daily physical activity level (ddailyavg_tee/dbmr_calories)
184
4
1.015
1.878
1.303
0.157
number of days of analysis
184
4
1
1
2
5
3
4
4
9
5
19
6
48
7
98
Sysmiss
4
minutes awake total
188
0
0
10080
5065.564
1510.175
minutes awake per day
184
4
294
1440
841.537
133.136
total number of hours measured
184
4
9.8
168
85.566
22.93
total number of activity calories measured (kcal)
184
4
60.226
9606.394
2349.219
1531.343
total activity counts
188
0
0
17684605
5940054.688
3278966.843
daily average activity counts
184
4
75114.5
2526372.143
974471.102
444264.202
daily average activity calories (kcal)
184
4
15.057
1601.066
378.056
225.086
activity calories measured in 1st day of measurement(kcal)
188
0
0
2298.113
391.877
278.928
activity counts measured in the first day of measurement
188
0
0
2933791
997203.354
538452.516
activity calories measured in 1st 3 days of measurement(kcal)
185
3
-9
n/a
2
0
4
39.5415
1
75.193
1
86.3555
1
122.4255
1
136.911
1
186.564
1
188.6425
1
203.434
1
217.201
1
232.626
1
252.75
1
280.18
1
280.353
1
287.107
1
292.768
1
295.291
1
311.485
1
324.2
1
335.3
1
349.772
1
366.604
1
373.106
1
399.135
1
404.499
1
461.973
1
468.039
1
488.865
1
490.106
1
490.727
1
505.337
1
534.372
1
543.201
1
548.36
1
559.328
1
568.599
1
575.501
1
591.208
1
611.8625
1
612.581
1
617.1815
1
618.645
1
628.108
1
643.799
1
644.8265
1
658.9055
1
663.997
1
666.2335
1
699.775
1
731.572
1
732.151
1
740.421
1
740.443
1
767.005
1
774.808
1
777.426
1
778.3925
1
789.222
1
795.689
1
800.369
1
808.066
1
810.5465
1
833.4475
1
847.515
1
858.209
1
865.9875
1
875.588
1
875.692
1
888.92
1
890.9525
1
891.861
1
895.8705
1
916.868
1
917.126
1
922.013
1
922.368
1
924.086
1
929.257
1
950.106
1
950.729
1
953.333
1
968.75
1
981.646
1
992.015
1
1002.794
1
1020.113
1
1025.999
1
1026.501
1
1038.446
1
1044.664
1
1047.731
1
1060.654
1
1061.79
1
1063.0865
1
1064.244
1
1065.595
1
1115.217
1
1124.218
1
1141.548
1
1143.737
1
1145.0415
1
1161.3305
1
1166.852
1
1177.158
1
1179.569
1
1185.794
1
1189.033
1
1191.219
1
1211.156
1
1214.987
1
1221.08
1
1245.066
1
1256.856
1
1258.527
1
1262.1775
1
1268.8075
1
1272.188
1
1274.233
1
1279.347
1
1290.84
1
1314.2275
1
1316.823
1
1329.4915
1
1341.043
1
1372.277
1
1395.86
1
1399.858
1
1401.7675
1
1420.282
1
1421.779
1
1422.563
1
1426.767
1
1436.2665
1
1453.632
1
1479.3365
1
1487.393
1
1495.9215
1
1497.098
1
1552.963
1
1563.843
1
1612.286
1
1612.325
1
1616.228
1
1624.846
1
1638.2755
1
1643.206
1
1703.828
1
1707.961
1
1721.608
1
1732.265
1
1782.966
1
1783.778
1
1851.673
1
1855.402
1
1855.471
1
1879.546
1
1898.622
1
1913.821
1
1943.786
1
1967.958
1
1978.9335
1
2003.755
1
2043.977
1
2079.342
1
2103.202
1
2112.139
1
2124.134
1
2200.085
1
2252.548
1
2329.42
1
2406.636
1
2427.311
1
2496.8495
1
2580.587
1
2594.7505
1
2668.017
1
2730.158
1
2907.529
1
3653.508
1
4688.287
1
Sysmiss
3
activity counts measured in the first 3 days of measurement
185
3
-9
n/a
2
0
4
229849
1
336419.5
1
393294
1
465547
1
487456
1
546391.5
1
672200
1
746262.5
1
753397
1
778637
1
782363
1
784632.5
1
838741
1
1050728
1
1161550
1
1177572
1
1241403
1
1246791
1
1290885
1
1339467.5
1
1381185
1
1497349
1
1502375
1
1557773
1
1615862
1
1623842
1
1641362.5
1
1643037
1
1656486
1
1704615
1
1719044
1
1730713
1
1774102
1
1783104
1
1786696
1
1801865
1
1806164
1
1900787
1
1920423
1
1959962
1
1976871
1
1984359
1
2026483.5
1
2037784
1
2054724
1
2057756
1
2058485.5
1
2069441
1
2095449
1
2134194
1
2146896
1
2202144
1
2205126
1
2233587
1
2262072
1
2289124
1
2309147
1
2324819.5
1
2334815
1
2341773
1
2362490
1
2385233
1
2395687
1
2414276
1
2442305.5
1
2470011
1
2472041.5
1
2472871
1
2481417
1
2485007
1
2493593
1
2513225
1
2516925
1
2525367
1
2548189
1
2588335
1
2605036.5
1
2642817
1
2645877
1
2651177
1
2653567
1
2690081
1
2711800
1
2715986
1
2718709.5
1
2720936
1
2752817.5
1
2754005
1
2757740
1
2765289
1
2778419
1
2786214
1
2800492
1
2818801
1
2820872
1
2833743
1
2882894
1
2904640
1
2927415.5
1
2929943
1
2932644
1
2956578
1
2985694
1
3023531
1
3023796
1
3024591
1
3043521
1
3044072
1
3045263
1
3097020
1
3109862
1
3122675
1
3125586
1
3168339
1
3202075
1
3291408
1
3295999
1
3316702
1
3320803
1
3323490
1
3328390.5
1
3347626
1
3371317.5
1
3390799
1
3511407
1
3519828.5
1
3528168.5
1
3582683
1
3613019.5
1
3702408
1
3739660
1
3744998
1
3757741
1
3826845
1
3826925
1
3836330
1
3856086
1
3879406
1
3915335.5
1
3956723
1
3961729.5
1
3962903
1
3985799
1
4015733
1
4179818.5
1
4185410
1
4239954
1
4241376
1
4282258
1
4344969.5
1
4350628
1
4363132.5
1
4364726
1
4551341.5
1
4559664
1
4578508
1
4673308
1
4688553
1
4716424.5
1
4728205
1
4811113
1
4882360
1
4955439
1
5049405
1
5063488
1
5063658
1
5169257
1
5279199
1
5301180
1
5527410
1
5927470
1
5940656
1
6036245
1
6130986
1
6347517
1
6683560
1
6686772
1
6842111.5
1
7299517
1
Sysmiss
3
activity calories measured in 1st 5 days of measurement(kcal)
178
10
-9
n/a
3
0
4
71.611
1
105.3005
1
114.881
1
205.107
1
282.021
1
304.8895
1
313.862
1
392.4385
1
399.974
1
431.372
1
432.174
1
443.936
1
466.979
1
467.518
1
535.588
1
594.075
1
614.8465
1
681.1105
1
691.675
1
694.659
1
695.56
1
701.279
1
703.877
1
725.964
1
728.494
1
737.021
1
760.107
1
803.113
1
803.35
1
812.968
1
847.8695
1
871.547
1
875.316
1
890.123
1
930.942
1
1060.315
1
1068.5105
1
1115.93
1
1118.495
1
1119.304
1
1162.587
1
1172.18
1
1176.6905
1
1180.949
1
1199.85
1
1213.062
1
1237.741
1
1248.799
1
1259.7395
1
1268.6015
1
1274.0895
1
1303.018
1
1310.2925
1
1328.7995
1
1341.1585
1
1345.158
1
1370.041
1
1412.567
1
1424.361
1
1434.58
1
1477.002
1
1487.632
1
1494.09
1
1507.5315
1
1510.4595
1
1514.034
1
1517.943
1
1524.403
1
1527.891
1
1533.636
1
1561.83
1
1583.059
1
1584.763
1
1598.8645
1
1611.1785
1
1612.1765
1
1621.522
1
1633.384
1
1648.795
1
1662.986
1
1670.761
1
1688.428
1
1700.5905
1
1707.694
1
1709.0395
1
1730.185
1
1734.46
1
1745.368
1
1753.0265
1
1758.379
1
1784.32
1
1819.1205
1
1843.755
1
1858.07
1
1870.4175
1
1879.313
1
1911.111
1
1931.711
1
1935.27
1
1944.899
1
2000.399
1
2007.6275
1
2020.145
1
2028.8965
1
2088.9275
1
2148.8035
1
2150.238
1
2161.777
1
2189.538
1
2212.47
1
2271.423
1
2272.5345
1
2277.6365
1
2280.382
1
2286.862
1
2302.491
1
2317.688
1
2329.521
1
2336.872
1
2374.9345
1
2401.4335
1
2410.393
1
2410.519
1
2415.774
1
2423.632
1
2438.4825
1
2464.243
1
2483.204
1
2487.053
1
2496.038
1
2510.676
1
2513.0265
1
2545.666
1
2551.318
1
2554.459
1
2568.6325
1
2653.874
1
2661.781
1
2711.499
1
2721.831
1
2734.941
1
2806.783
1
2815.047
1
2894.6755
1
2941.952
1
2964.21
1
2972.848
1
2985.876
1
3008.507
1
3109.808
1
3118.399
1
3144.536
1
3280.247
1
3355.6915
1
3383.6365
1
3405.683
1
3512.629
1
3592.1
1
3667.949
1
3696.088
1
3778.1925
1
3848.3095
1
4059.236
1
4072.586
1
4141.0915
1
4383.1435
1
4414.316
1
4650.483
1
6168.054
1
7705.057
1
2265036.3115
1
Sysmiss
10
activity counts measured in the first 5 days of measurement
178
10
-9
n/a
3
0
4
349745
1
488441
1
519084
1
640294
1
965257
1
1033869
1
1173872
1
1221759
1
1395101
1
1488120.5
1
1623432
1
1651977.5
1
1698591
1
1751791
1
1781163
1
1922060.5
1
1929761
1
1944542
1
2247259
1
2337198
1
2433650
1
2493625
1
2512779
1
2651643
1
2714530
1
2783362
1
2834993
1
2850899.5
1
2964118
1
2998665
1
3006622
1
3060759
1
3062011
1
3070804.5
1
3077014
1
3267621
1
3278174.5
1
3291185
1
3316427
1
3323882
1
3335517
1
3352279
1
3367704.5
1
3420703.5
1
3557737
1
3564264
1
3565331
1
3572380
1
3614038.5
1
3615561.5
1
3667606
1
3766210
1
3784413.5
1
3853940
1
3950254
1
3965108
1
4023513
1
4053369.5
1
4058967
1
4168731.5
1
4172145
1
4172146
1
4198979.5
1
4225364
1
4233042
1
4234305
1
4277559.5
1
4288457.5
1
4334230
1
4356448
1
4371590
1
4377124
1
4385785
1
4406888
1
4447249
1
4475946
1
4526603.5
1
4537507
1
4566025
1
4587231
1
4611935
1
4669971
1
4677806
1
4710835
1
4725709
1
4753525
1
4781640
1
4804426.5
1
4811720
1
4830855
1
4858806
1
4905663
1
4916868
1
4924979
1
4942673
1
4983628.5
1
5021695
1
5061098
1
5082691
1
5139309
1
5160490
1
5160605
1
5222224
1
5265912
1
5318514
1
5319698
1
5397799.5
1
5414249
1
5481472
1
5500743
1
5522551.5
1
5555119
1
5556066
1
5573593
1
5588129
1
5591888
1
5692782.5
1
5703080.5
1
5718860
1
5732176
1
5883900
1
5893221
1
5929778
1
5969796
1
6131697
1
6223046.5
1
6282787
1
6284170
1
6301197
1
6394802.5
1
6420733
1
6501579.5
1
6544066
1
6559936.5
1
6596209
1
6649304
1
6757965
1
6831096.5
1
6920800
1
7057822
1
7193559.5
1
7216230
1
7223276
1
7242716
1
7284709
1
7379833
1
7484260
1
7486894
1
7492111.5
1
7497862
1
7561200.5
1
7577492
1
7685010
1
7774905
1
7822530.5
1
7834597
1
8006057.5
1
8210910
1
8411070
1
8444995
1
8494774
1
8558491.5
1
8805007
1
8877817
1
9160599
1
9161335
1
9419346
1
10094317
1
11481273
1
12402934
1
12753179
1
Sysmiss
10
activity calories measured in 1st 7 days of measurement(kcal)
187
1
-9
n/a
89
414.1315
1
514.497
1
557.778
1
577.291
1
686.887
1
764.979
1
855.507
1
865.028
1
937.07
1
946.624
1
950.751
1
1002.4605
1
1077.358
1
1164.6915
1
1311.964
1
1320.015
1
1369.707
1
1517.0135
1
1607.5675
1
1620.526
1
1661.198
1
1692.171
1
1710.792
1
1720.946
1
1750.37
1
1805.459
1
1812.833
1
1847.781
1
1876.9725
1
1887.51
1
1975.5915
1
1982.014
1
2085.298
1
2095.962
1
2127.921
1
2181.67
1
2199.079
1
2221.74
1
2270.4645
1
2279.708
1
2332.749
1
2343.699
1
2423.727
1
2461.8435
1
2491.903
1
2510.1
1
2561.296
1
2579.718
1
2582.385
1
2596.969
1
2613.121
1
2617.345
1
2665.288
1
2769.099
1
2776.0075
1
2779.6175
1
2859.071
1
2864.9475
1
2878.314
1
2965.449
1
2992.2625
1
2995.72
1
3065.9175
1
3075.49
1
3256.82
1
3285.951
1
3290.532
1
3301.714
1
3322.636
1
3419.6795
1
3523.133
1
3543.004
1
3548.104
1
3652.514
1
3770.437
1
3774.054
1
3785.425
1
3864.668
1
3930.725
1
3939.548
1
4219.42
1
4299.5665
1
4319.673
1
4453.632
1
4465.368
1
4501.7015
1
4508.134
1
4689.143
1
4896.264
1
4989.7735
1
5101.131
1
5123.955
1
5155.7105
1
5270.1815
1
5910.394
1
6292.828
1
6583.8675
1
8792.885
1
Sysmiss
1
activity counts measured in the first 7 days of measurement
187
1
-9
n/a
89
1501604.56
1
1581947
1
1635991
1
2092863
1
2197337
1
2393562
1
2531683.5
1
2627751.5
1
3453010
1
3534450
1
3587855
1
3680080
1
3714114.5
1
3856567
1
4109742.5
1
4121582
1
4173411
1
4209025
1
4362574.5
1
4428454
1
4444807
1
4494976.5
1
4652280
1
4721226.5
1
4727372
1
4757084
1
5027504
1
5244872.5
1
5249154
1
5636431.5
1
5672313.5
1
5736910
1
5760845.5
1
5846706
1
5947646
1
6055009
1
6076637
1
6086545
1
6156739
1
6246483
1
6288161
1
6294053.5
1
6499453
1
6508051
1
6521710
1
6639709.5
1
6711671
1
6736675
1
6775193
1
6977984
1
7039343
1
7049804
1
7207377
1
7294387.5
1
7302613.5
1
7321702
1
7367897
1
7430493
1
7693424
1
7767279
1
7818307
1
7822926
1
7997410
1
8025267
1
8077935
1
8285995
1
8482440
1
8998067
1
9012949.5
1
9045563
1
9183560
1
9303502
1
9405957
1
9806080.5
1
9843531
1
9924828
1
9934795
1
10011968
1
10032628
1
10082929
1
10392597
1
10414123
1
10506435
1
10548246
1
10658487
1
10753749
1
10915149.5
1
10998699
1
11175647.5
1
11586436
1
12121468
1
12214780
1
12445160.5
1
12770051
1
12863275
1
14946390
1
16770532
1
17684605
1
Sysmiss
1
total time spent in sedentary activity
184
4
309
6853
3052.082
982.58
average time spent in sedentary activity per day (dsed_time/ddaysanalysis)
184
4
154.5
1199.4
498.984
132.526
total time spent in light activity
184
4
192
3894
2212.152
879.402
average time spent in light activity per day (dlight_time/ddaysanalysis)
184
4
47
617.333
356.387
117.117
total time spent in moderate activity
184
4
1
1670
207.984
223.783
average time spent in moderate activity per day (dmoderate_time/ddaysanalysis)
184
4
0.25
238.571
33.248
32.96
total time spent in vigorous activity
183
5
0
11
0.325
1.391
average time spent in very vigorous activity per day (dveryvig_time/ddaysanalysi
183
5
0
1.571
0.049
0.202
accelerometer measured METs (sum of average METs per hour) over the entire time
185
3
-9
n/a
1
14.592
1
15.615
1
16.27
1
34.49
1
36.184
1
36.86
1
38.33
1
42.123
1
50.93
1
51.97
1
54.964
1
58.082
1
58.288
1
60.194
1
61.319
1
62.039
1
62.151
1
63.422
1
64.189
1
64.667
1
64.769
1
66.823
1
67.358
1
69.463
1
70.174
1
72.619
1
72.944
1
73.562
1
73.88
1
75.067
1
75.647
1
76.957
1
77.851
1
78.944
1
79.205
1
80.321
1
80.548
1
81.546
1
81.749
1
81.897
1
82.424
1
84.789
1
85.517
1
86.645
1
86.788
1
86.862
1
87.428
1
88.045
1
89.46
1
89.661
1
90.358
1
90.445
1
91.252
1
91.9970000000001
1
92.704
1
92.803
1
92.931
1
93.24
1
93.464
1
93.511
1
93.714
1
95.46
1
95.705
1
96.086
1
96.521
1
96.726
1
97.645
1
97.8850000000001
1
98.291
1
98.313
1
98.462
1
98.53
1
98.683
1
99.466
1
99.495
1
99.969
1
100.299
1
101.204
1
101.594
1
102.821
1
102.865
1
104.057
1
105.207
1
105.245
1
105.632
1
105.869
1
106.1
1
106.179
1
106.392
1
107.468
1
107.692
1
107.796
1
107.864
1
108.042
1
109.163
1
109.177
1
109.272
1
109.471
1
109.536
1
109.583
1
109.774
1
109.904
1
110.028
1
110.067
1
110.39
1
110.439
1
110.555
1
110.563
1
111.463
1
111.59
1
111.771
1
112.193
1
112.617
1
112.657
1
112.916
1
113.555
1
113.647
1
113.692
1
113.826
1
114.745
1
114.753
1
115.359
1
116.196
1
116.438
1
116.54
1
116.829
1
116.836
1
117.323
1
118.049
1
118.614
1
118.622
1
118.686
1
119.325
1
119.364
1
119.599
1
119.649
1
119.823
1
119.826
1
119.919
1
121.393
1
121.484
1
122.137
1
122.688
1
123.489
1
123.666
1
123.894
1
124.229
1
124.693
1
125.489
1
125.817
1
126.341
1
126.456
1
126.632
1
126.907
1
126.935
1
129.845
1
131.159
1
131.511
1
132.81
1
134.244
1
134.571
1
134.688
1
134.71
1
135.607
1
135.614
1
136.492
1
136.948
1
136.981
1
137.037
1
138.369
1
139.906
1
140.453
1
140.56
1
141.267
1
142.309
1
142.463
1
143.283
1
144.719
1
155.05
1
155.598
1
160.735
1
169.005
1
185.809
1
199.079
1
Sysmiss
3
number of hours over which METs were measured
185
3
-9
n/a
1
12
1
14
1
16
1
30
2
33
1
38
1
39
1
48
2
49
1
52
1
55
1
56
1
57
1
58
2
59
2
61
2
62
3
64
1
66
4
69
2
71
2
72
1
73
1
74
5
75
1
77
1
79
2
80
1
81
1
82
1
83
5
84
2
85
2
86
1
87
2
88
7
89
4
90
5
91
5
92
4
93
2
94
4
95
3
96
3
97
4
98
1
99
4
100
6
101
4
102
6
103
3
104
3
105
4
106
7
107
5
108
4
109
6
110
2
111
1
112
5
113
4
114
3
115
1
116
4
117
1
118
1
120
1
121
1
123
2
125
1
130
1
131
1
157
1
163
1
Sysmiss
3
accelerometer measured METs over a 24 hour period
184
4
24.021
35.154
25.919
1.565
comments on data quality
12
176
1
see note 1
4
2
see note 2
3
3
see note 3
5
Sysmiss
176