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Malaria Indicator Survey 2014-2015

Uganda, 2014 - 2015
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UGA_2014_MIS_v01_M
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Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS), National Malaria Control Programme (NMCP)
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Jan 29, 2016
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Data file: REC91

WOMAN
- Country specific variables: Malaria

Cases: 5494
Variables: 72

Variables

hhid
Case Identification
caseid
Case Identification
sdist
District of residence
slangq
Language of questionnaire
slangi
Language used in interview
slangn
Native language of respondent
stransl
Translator used
swlthiu
Wealth index - Urban
swlthfu
Wealth index factor score (5 decimals) - Urban
swlthir
Wealth index - Rural
swlthfr
Wealth index factor score (5 decimals) - Rural
smlweight
Malaria sample weight (6 decimals)
s102h
Location of water source
s106h
Number of households using toilet facility
s107ch
Household has: cassette player
s107eh
Household has: mobile telephone
s107hh
Household has: table
s107ih
Household has: chair
s107jh
Household has: sofa set
s107kh
Household has: bed
s107lh
Household has: cupboard
s107mh
Household has: clock
s112h
Number of rooms used for sleeping
s113ah
Member of household has: watch
s113dh
Member of household has: animal-drawn cart
s113fh
Member of household has: boat with a motor
s113gh
Member of household has: boat without motor
s105
Highest level of education attended
s106
Highest grade/form/year at that level
s111
Seen messages in past six months about malaria
s112a
Seen or heard malaria messages: on radio
s112b
Seen or heard malaria messages: on television
s112c
Seen or heard malaria messages: on poster or billboard
s112d
Seen or heard malaria messages: from a community health worker
s112e
Seen or heard malaria messages: at a community event
s112f
Seen or heard malaria messages: anywhere else
s210
Children born in last six years
s426
How long after fever should child be taken for treatment
s427a
What causes malaria: mosquito bites
s427b
What causes malaria: parasite
s427c
What causes malaria: eating maize
s427d
What causes malaria: eating mangoes
s427e
What causes malaria: eating dirty food
s427f
What causes malaria: drinking unboiled water
s427g
What causes malaria: getting soaked with rain
s427h
What causes malaria: cold/changing weather
s427i
What causes malaria: witchcraft
s427j
What causes malaria: contact with infected person
s427k
What causes malaria: germ
s427l
What causes malaria: standing water/ other breeding environments
s427m
What causes malaria: poor hygiene
s427x
What causes malaria: other
s427z
What causes malaria: don't know
s428
Malaria can be avoided
s429a
Ways to avoid getting malaria: sleep under mosquito net
s429b
Ways to avoid getting malaria: sleep under an insecticide treated net
s429c
Ways to avoid getting malaria: taking preventative medication
s429d
Ways to avoid getting malaria: use mosquito repellant
s429e
Ways to avoid getting malaria: spraying house with insecticide
s429f
Ways to avoid getting malaria: using mosquito coils
s429g
Ways to avoid getting malaria: destroy mosquito breeding sites
s429h
Ways to avoid getting malaria: boil water
s429i
Ways to avoid getting malaria: good hygiene/ clean environments
s429x
Ways to avoid getting malaria: other
s429z
Ways to avoid getting malaria: don't know
s430a
Medicine a pregnant woman can be given to avoid getting malaria: SP/Fansidar
s430b
Medicine a pregnant woman can be given to avoid getting malaria: chloroquine
s430c
Medicine a pregnant woman can be given to avoid getting malaria: chloroquine wit
s430d
Medicine a pregnant woman can be given to avoid getting malaria: coartem/ACT
s430x
Medicine a pregnant woman can be given to avoid getting malaria: other
s430z
Medicine a pregnant woman can be given to avoid getting malaria: don't know
s432
Number of times a woman should take SP/Fansidar during pregnancy
Total: 72
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