Schooling, Income, and Health Risk Impact Evaluation Household Survey 2010
Malawi, 2010
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- Data files
- baseline_controls_public
- SIHR3_PI_S1_public
- SIHR3_PI_S2_public
- SIHR3_PI_S3_public
- SIHR3_PI_S4_public
- SIHR3_PI_S5_public
- SIHR3_PI_S6a_public
- SIHR3_PI_S6b_public
- SIHR3_PI_S6c_public
- SIHR3_PI_S7_public
- SIHR3_PI_S8_public
- SIHR3_PII_S9A_public
- SIHR3_PII_S9B_public
- SIHR3_PII_S10A_public
- SIHR3_PII_S10B_public
- SIHR3_PII_S11A_public
- SIHR3_PII_S11B_public
- SIHR3_PII_S12_public
- SIHR3_PII_S13A_public
- SIHR3_PII_S13B_public
- SIHR3_PII_S14_public
- SIHR3_PII_S15A_public
- SIHR3_PII_S15B_public
- SIHR3_PII_S16_public
- SIHR3_PII_S17A_public
- SIHR3_PII_S17B_public
- SIHR3_PII_S18_public
- SIHR3_PII_S19_public
- SIHR3_PII_S20A_public
- SIHR3_PII_S20B_public
- SIHR3_PII_S20C_public
- SIHR3_PII_S21_public
- SIHR_identifiers
Specify (s17q13g_oth)
Data file: SIHR3_PII_S17B_public
Overview
Valid:
50
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Start:
22
End:
43
Width:
22
Format:
Questions and instructions
Question pretext
Next I would like to ask you some questions about the family's health.
Literal question
Sometimes children have serious pain and must be taken immediately to the health post. What type of symptoms would make you take your child to a health post?
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| ACCIDENT | |
| BEING UNCONTROLLABLE | |
| CHILD FAINTS | |
| CHILD LOOKS YELLOW | |
| DIFFICULTY BREATHING | |
| FLU | |
| GENERAL UNHAPPINESS | |
| LOSS OF APPETITE | |
| NOT ABLE TO PLAY | |
| NOTE | |
| PALE FACE | |
| RASH | |
| RED EYES | |
| SHIVERING | |
| SLEEPS MORE FREQUENTLY | |
| VOMITTING | |
| WHITE EYES | |
| YELLOW EYES |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Interviewer instructions
DO NOT READ RESPONSES, CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY.
Continue asking for more symptoms until the mother does not remember any more symptoms.
Continue asking for more symptoms until the mother does not remember any more symptoms.