DDI_ETH_1998_HNS_v01_M Central Statistical Agency Accelerated Data Program 2008-10-24 NADA Version 02 (October 2013). Edited version based on Version 1.1 (December 2010) DDI (DDI_ETH_1998_HNS_v1.1_M) that was done by Central Statistical Agency, Ethiopia and reviewed by Accelerated Data Program, International Household Survey Network. Health and Nutrition Survey 1998 (1990 E.C) HNS 1998 ETH_1998_HNS_v01_M Central Statistical Agency 1998, Central Statistical Authority of Ethiopia NADA Government of Ethiopia Eleni Kebede World Bank Microdata Library Other Household Health Survey [hh/hea] The related surveys were conducted earlier in CSA, 1982-1983 Rural health survey and 1992 National Rural Nutrition survey. However 1998 Health and Nutrition survey is different in terms of content and coverage. v01: Edited and non-anonymous dataset for internal use only. Health Nutrition Health Nutrition The main objective of the survey is to provide the data that will serve as basis for planning development strategies whose target is to improve the health and nutritional conditions of the population of the country. In addition, the data collected in this survey may also be useful as a base for the surveys that will be conducted in the field of health and nutrition in the future. The specific objectives of this survey are to collect data/information as follows: a) That will show the types and distribution of diseases and accidents by region; b) On prevalence rates of illness and accidents and to identify groups of people who are more affected; c) That will help to assess the practice of health consultation and type of health service institutions or health providers visited; d) That will indicate the attitudes or practice of using modem health institutions by population in time of illness; e) On the practice of maternal health care, vaccinations and supplementation; f) That will help in identifying groups of children at risk due to not being vaccinated; g) On childhood illness, vaccination, breastfeeding and supplementation practice of children under five years of age; h) That throws some light on nutritional status of children through anthropometric measurements and i) That will show the levels and differentials of fertility. Ethiopia The 1998 (1990 E.C.) Health and Nutrition Survey covered both urban and rural parts of the country, except six zones in Somalie Region and two zones in Affar Region. Region, household, individual The 1998 (1990 Ethiopian Calendar, E.C) Health and Nutrition Survey covered the population in the country on a sample basis excluding the non-sedentary population in Affar and Somalie Regions. Moreover, residents of collective quarters, homeless persons and foreigners were not covered in the surveys. Sample survey data [ssd] The scope was to collect basic data on population, morbidity, accident, treatment and/or consultation, maternal heal care, vaccinations, breastfeeding, supplementation, and nutritional status of children under five. The major items included were: sex, age, highest grade completed, illness, duration of illness and number of days of restricted usual activity due to illness and/or accident(s), external causes of accident(s), status and type of health services institutions or health provider consulted reason for not consulting modern health services institutions. In addition, information on place of delivery; type of attendant assisting during delivery; tetanus toxoid vaccination; and status and duration of supplementation for lactating and pregnant women were collected. Data on childhood vaccinations; childhood illness (diarrhoea, vomiting or cough episode) and ORS treatment; Vitamin A administration; breastfeeding and supplementation of children under five; anthropometric measurements (height and weight) of children aged 3-59 months and fertility were collected. Central Statistical Agency Sample Design The 1998 (1990 E.C.) Health and Nutrition Survey covered both urban and rural parts of the country, except six zones in Somalie Region and two zones in Affar Region. For the purpose of the survey the country was divided into three categories. These are rural areas, major urban centers and other urban. Major Urban Centers (Category I): These are ten regional capitals and five urban centers with a population of 100,000 and over were grouped in this category. Each urban center in this category was the survey domain (reporting level) for which separate survey results for major survey characteristics were reported. Other Urban Centers (Category II): These are urban centers in the country other than fifteen urban centers in category were grouped in this category. There were four domains (reporting levels) in this category, namely; a) Other Urban Amhara (excluding Gondar, Bahr Dar, Dessie) b) Other Urban Oromiya (excluding Jima, Nazreth, Debre Zeit) c) Other Urban SNNP (excluding Awasa) d) Other Urban (excluding all urban centers in the major urban centers and those in a, b and c other urban centers. Other than the nineteen domains (reporting levels) major urban centers other urban centers, three additional domains can be constructed by combining basic domains from the last two categories. These domains are: i) Urban Amhara ii) Urban Oromiya iii) Urban SNNP A total of 182 Enumeration Areas (EAs) that is 1380 rural and 447 urban enumeration areas were selected to be covered in the survey in all regions. Nevertheless, of the total EAs 19 rural EAs were not covered in the survey due to various reasons. Face-to-face [f2f] Information was collected by interviewers using both subjective and objective method of data collection. Most of the information collected by the survey were obtained by subjective method that is, by interviewing the head of households as well as household members in the sampled EAs. On the other hand, data on anthropometric measurements were obtained by objective measurements of the height and weight of children under five years in the sampled households. During these anthropometric measurements each interviewer was carrying out these activities working with one assistant because the measurement could not be successfully accomplished by one person; the interviewer. For weight measurement hanging spring dial scale calibrated in 100 grams increments was employed while for height measurements, height measuring board with one fixed end and the other end with a movable piece was used. Two types of measurement approaches depending on the age of the children were used when measuring the height. These are standing height measurement and recumbent length measurement. Standing height was measured on children aged two years or older while recumbent length was taken on children less than two years of age by laying them down on the measuring board. Furtheromre, three types of reference periods were adopted in the survey. For illness/morbidity and accident the reference period was the last 14 days. In addition, in order to get a good picture regarding health consultation and treatment the last twelve month's reference period was adopted and for maternal health care visits the reference period was two years Jiior to the survey date. To assist the data collection activities in deployment, supervision and retrieval of completed questionnaires, a total of 123 four-wheel vehicles were used. Table 2.3 shows distribution of the field staff and vehicles by branch statistical offices. During the survey filedwork, close and regular supervision was undertaken at various levels. At the beginning of field work, the management staff from the head office, visited all Branch Statistical Offices and discussed the objectives, importance of the survey, the expected quality of the data and some other related issues with supervisors and enumerators. Immediately after the commencement of filedwork, close supervision was made by supervisors who made spot checkihg, re-interviewing and a thorough scrutiny of filled questionnaires to ensure that the data collection activities are taking place according to the instructions given. In addition to this, supervision was made by the trainers and Branch Statistical Office heads. After the completion of the fieldwork the filled-in questionnaires were retrieved from the Branch Statistical Offices for data processing. The first stage data processing activity was manual editing, coding and verification. About 55 editors-coders and 8; verifiers accomplished the coding and verification exercise, and the work lasted for 15 days. Then 28 encoders accomplished data entry to the computer and the work took 15 days. After the data entry was completed, machine editing, data weighting and tabulation activities were carried out by programmers of the Data Processing Departement. The Integrated Microcomputer Processing System (IMPS) software was used for data entry, consistency checking and for the tabluation of the survey results. With regard to the ultimate sampling units, it was planned to cover a total of 45,675 households (34,500 in rural areas and 11,175 households in urban areas) all over the country. The response rate was found to be 98.5 percent i.e. 98.2 percent or 33,895 households in rural areas and 99.7 percent or 11,084 households in urban areas). Only 605 of the selected rural households did not cover by the survey (for details see Tables 2.1 and 2.2). 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Fertility Data about fertility 0 26 Health and Nutration Data about health and nutrition 0 70 Killil Killil Killil Killil Killil Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Wereda Wereda Wereda Wereda Wereda Town Town Town Town Town Kefetegna Kefetegna Kefetegna Kefetegna Kefetegna Fa/Kebele Fa/Kebele Fa/Kebele Fa/Kebele Fa/Kebele Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Selection Order Selection Order Selection Order Selection Order Selection Order Household Size Household Size Household Size Household Size Household Size Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Serial Number Serial Number Serial Number Serial Number Serial Number Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex 1 male 2 female Age Age Age Age Age Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status Marital status 1 Never married 2 Married 3 Divorced 4 Widowed 9 Not stated Male at home Male at home Male at home Male at home Male at home No. of children living at home at present Female at home Female at home Female at home Female at home Female at home No. of children living at home at present Male else where Male else where Male else where Male else where Male else where No. of children living elsewhere at present Female Else where Female Else where Female Else where Female Else where Female Else where No. of children living elsewhere at present Male dead Male dead Male dead Male dead Male dead No. of children dead Female Dead Female Dead Female Dead Female Dead Female Dead No. of children dead Total Birth Total Birth Total Birth Total Birth Total Birth Total number of children ever born alive Birth during last 12 month Birth during last 12 month Birth during last 12 month Birth during last 12 month Birth during last 12 month Did you give birth during the last 12 months? How many dead How many dead How many dead How many dead How many dead Of the live birth during the last 12 months how many of them were dead Blank Space Blank Space Blank Space Blank Space Blank Space Weighting factor Weighting factor Weighting factor Weighting factor Weighting factor Killil Killil Killil Killil Killil Zone Zone Zone Zone Zone Wereda Wereda Wereda Wereda Wereda Town Town Town Town Town Kefetegna Kefetegna Kefetegna Kefetegna Kefetegna Fa/Kebele Fa/Kebele Fa/Kebele Fa/Kebele Fa/Kebele Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Selection order Selection order Selection order Selection order Selection order Household Size Household Size Household Size Household Size Household Size Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Serial Number Serial Number Serial Number Serial Number Serial Number Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex 1 MALE 2 FEMALE 9 NOT STATED Age Age Age Age Age Religion Religion Religion Religion Religion Religion 1 ORTHODOX 2 PROTESTANT 3 CATHOLIC 4 MUSLIM 5 TRADITIONAL 6 OTHER Ethinic Group Ethinic Group Ethinic Group Ethinic Group Ethinic Group Ethnic Group 1 AFFAR 2 AGEW AWINGI 3 AGEW KAMYR 4 AMARA 5 ANYIWAK 6 ARBORIE 7 ARGOBA 8 ARI 9 BASKETO 10 BENCH 11 SHE 12 MER 13 BURJI 14 CHARRA 15 DASENECH 16 DIME 17 DIZI 18 FELASHA 19 GANJULE 20 GEDEO 21 GEWADA 22 GIDOLE 23 GUAGU 24 GUMUZ 25 SILTIE 26 SODO GURAGIE 27 SEBATBET GURAGIE 28 HADIYA 29 MAREKO 30 HAMER 31 HARERRI 32 JEBELAWI 33 FADASHI 34 GAMILI 35 GEBATO 36 KECHAMA 37 KEFFA 38 MOCHA 39 KEMANT 40 KEMBATA 41 ALABA 42 KEBENA 43 TIMBARO 44 KEWAMA 45 KOMA 46 KONSO 47 KOYRA 48 KUNAMA 49 MABAAN 50 MAO 51 ME'EN 52 BODI 53 MALIE 54 MESENGO 55 MOSSIYA 56 MURSI 57 NAO 58 NUWER 59 NYANGATOM 60 OROMO 61 WERJI 62 OYDA 63 SAHO 64 SHEKO 65 SHINASHA 66 SHITA 67 SIDAMA 68 SOMALIE 69 SURI 70 TIGRE 71 TSAMAY 72 WELAITA 73 DORZIE 74 GAMO 75 GOFFA 76 KONTA 77 KULO 78 MELLO 79 WEYITO 80 YEMSA 81 ZEYSIE 82 ZERGULA 90 OTHER ETHIOPIAN NATIONAL 91 FROM DIFFERENT ETHINIC GROUP 93 ERITREANS 94 DJEBUTIANS 95 SOMALIANS 96 KENYANS 97 SUDANESE 98 OTHER FOREIGNERS Education Education Education Education Education Are you literate? If yes, enter highest grade completed. NEVER ATTAIND 1 GRADE ONE 2 GRADE TWO 3 GRADE THREE 4 GRADE FOUR 5 GRADE FIVE 6 GRADE SIX 7 GRADE SEVEN 8 GRADE EIGHT 9 GRADE NINE 10 GRADE TEN 11 GRADE ELEVEN 12 GRADE TWELVE 20 CERTIFICATE 21 DIPLOMA NOT FINISHED 22 DEGREE NOT FINISHED 23 DEPLOMA 24 DEGREE AND ABOVE 95 INFORMAL EDUCATION 96 NON REGULAR Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status Marital status 1 NEVER MARRIED 2 MARRIED 3 DIVORCED 4 WIDOWED Health Condition Health Condition Health Condition Health Condition Health Condition Were you ill? 1 ILL 2 NOT ILL 9 NOT STATED 1st Illness 1st Illness 1st Illness 1st Illness 1st Illness Most serious illness 11 Malaria 12 Infectious Jaundice 13 Hepatitus 14 Meningits 15 Typhus/Relapsing Fever 16 Other Fever 21 Tuberculosis 22 Phenmonia 23 Whooping cough 24 Other cough 31 Diarrohea 32 Gastro intestine 33 Warm in the stool 34 Other Diarrhea and abdominal condition 41 Goiter 42 Ear Problem 43 Eay Problem 44 Throat Problem 45 Teeth Problem 46 Other nek and head problem 51 Veneral diseases 61 Wound 62 Leporsy 63 Elephantiasis 64 Other skin problem 71 Complicated Pregnancy 72 Abortion 73 Complicated child Birth 74 Complicated Puerperium 75 Menstration and Other maternal Problem 81 Malnutration 82 Tetanus 83 Mentasl Disturbance 84 Other Condition not Mentioned above 99 Not Stated 2nd Illness 2nd Illness 2nd Illness 2nd Illness 2nd Illness Second most serious illness 11 Malaria 12 Infectious Jaundice 13 Hepatitus 14 Meningits 15 Typhus/Relapsing Fever 16 Other Fever 21 Tuberculosis 22 Phenmonia 23 Whooping cough 24 Other cough 31 Diarrohea 32 Gastro intestine 33 Warm in the stool 34 Other Diarrhea and abdominal condition 41 Goiter 42 Ear Problem 43 Eay Problem 44 Throat Problem 45 Teeth Problem 46 Other nek and head problem 51 Veneral diseases 61 Wound 62 Leporsy 63 Elephantiasis 64 Other skin problem 71 Complicated Pregnancy 72 Abortion 73 Complicated child Birth 74 Complicated Puerperium 75 Menstration and Other maternal Problem 81 Malnutration 82 Tetanus 83 Mentasl Disturbance 84 Other Condition not Mentioned above 99 Not Stated Duration of Illness Duration of Illness Duration of Illness Duration of Illness Duration of Illness Entire duration of the illness in days Stop Usual activity Stop Usual activity Stop Usual activity Stop Usual activity Stop Usual activity Days lost from usual activity due to illness Is there any Injury Is there any Injury Is there any Injury Is there any Injury Is there any Injury Were you injured? 1 Yes 2 No 9 Not stated External cause of injury External cause of injury External cause of injury External cause of injury External cause of injury External caues of injury 1 Accident Fall 2 Accident Fall from Draught animal 3 Accident Burns 4 Acident by Fire 5 Poison 6 Car and Othe Vechile Accident 7 Injury purposely Inflicted by others 8 Biting and Stings 9 Accident due to Attempted suicide 10 Accident during Agricultural activity 11 Stab, cut,Broken by Agricuktural and industrial Machinery 12 Accident Coused by Flood and oveer flow river 13 Accident caoused by fall of object on foot and other part of 14 Others 99 Notstated Duration of injury Duration of injury Duration of injury Duration of injury Duration of injury Entire duration of injury in days Days lost from usual activity Days lost from usual activity Days lost from usual activity Days lost from usual activity Days lost from usual activity Days lost from usual ativity due to injury Is there illness during the last 12 month Is there illness during the last 12 month Is there illness during the last 12 month Is there illness during the last 12 month Is there illness during the last 12 month Were you ill/injured during the last 12 months? 1 Yes 2 No 9 N/stated Where do you get Tretment Where do you get Tretment Where do you get Tretment Where do you get Tretment Where do you get Tretment 1 YES 2 NO 9 NOT STATED Hospital Hospital Hospital Hospital Hospital Hospital 1 YES 2 NO 9 NOT STATED Clinic Clinic Clinic Clinic Clinic Clinic 1 YES 2 NO 9 NOT STATED Health Station Health Station Health Station Health Station Health Station Health station 1 YES 2 NO 9 NOT STATED Community health center Community health center Community health center Community health center Community health center Community health agent 1 YES 2 NO 9 NOT STATED Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy 1 YES 2 NO 9 NOT STATED Traditional health assistant Traditional health assistant Traditional health assistant Traditional health assistant Traditional health assistant Traditional healer 1 YES 2 NO 9 NOT STATED Lay treatment Lay treatment Lay treatment Lay treatment Lay treatment Lay treatment 1 YES 2 NO 9 NOT STATED Self treatment Self treatment Self treatment Self treatment Self treatment Self treatment 1 YES 2 NO 9 NOT STATED Others Others Others Others Others Others 1 YES 2 NO 9 NOT STATED Reason Reason Reason Reason Reason Reason for not seeking treatment 1 TOO FAR 2 TOO EXPENCIVE 3 DID'T BELIVE IN IT 4 TO BE SELF LIMIT 5 LONG WAITING TIME 6 COULDN'T GET TREATMENT 7 OTHER 9 NOT STATED Main Reason Main Reason Main Reason Main Reason Main Reason Main reason 1 TOO FAR 2 TOO EXPENSIVE 3 TRADITIONAL TREATMENT 4 DIDN'T BELEVE IN IT 5 SELF LIMITING 6 LONG WAITING TIME 7 COULDN'T GET TREATMENT 8 OTHERS 9 NOT STATED Birth During last 12 month Birth During last 12 month Birth During last 12 month Birth During last 12 month Birth During last 12 month Did you give birth in the last 12 months? 1 Yes 2 No 9 NOT STATED Place of Delivery Place of Delivery Place of Delivery Place of Delivery Place of Delivery Where did you deliver? 1 IN HER SOMEONE HOME 2 HEALTH STATION 3 CLINIC 4 HOSPITAL 5 OTHERS 9 NOT STATED Who help during delevery Who help during delevery Who help during delevery Who help during delevery Who help during delevery Who helped you in delivering? 1 MEDICAL PERSONNEL 2 COMMUNITY HEALTH AGENENT 3 TRAIND TRADITIONAL MIDWIFE 4 UNTRAIND TRADITIONAL MIDWIFE 5 LAY PERSON 6 NONE 9 NOT STATED Modern treatment Modern treatment Modern treatment Modern treatment Modern treatment Did you get modern medical treatment? 1 Yes 2 No 9 not stated Tetanus Vaccination Tetanus Vaccination Tetanus Vaccination Tetanus Vaccination Tetanus Vaccination Did you get tetanus toxoid vaccination? 1 Yes 2 NO 9 NOT STATED Coplementery Food Coplementery Food Coplementery Food Coplementery Food Coplementery Food Have you been taking complimentary food during your last pregnancy or lactation? DURING NETHER 1 DURING PREGNANCY 2 DURING LACTATION 3 DURING BOTH 9 NOT STATED Child Serial number Child Serial number Child Serial number Child Serial number Child Serial number Mothers Serial No Mothers Serial No Mothers Serial No Mothers Serial No Mothers Serial No Child Age Child Age Child Age Child Age Child Age Child's age (in completed month) 99 NOT STATED Birth Order Birth Order Birth Order Birth Order Birth Order Birth order of the child Measels Measels Measels Measels Measels Has the child ever been vaccinated against the following? Measels 1 YES 2 NO 9 NOT STATED BCG BCG BCG BCG BCG Has the child ever been vaccinated against the following? BCG 1 YES 2 NO 9 NOT STATED DPT DPT DPT DPT DPT Has the child ever been vaccinated against the following? DPT 1 YES 2 NO 9 NOT STATED POlLIO POlLIO POlLIO POlLIO POlLIO Has the child ever been vaccinated against the following? Polio 1 YES 2 NO 9 NOT STATED VITAMIN A VITAMIN A VITAMIN A VITAMIN A VITAMIN A Did the child take vitamin A capsules? 1 YES 2 NO 9 NOT STATED Diarrhea Diarrhea Diarrhea Diarrhea Diarrhea Was the chil sick of diarreha, cough, vomiting, during the last 14 days? 1 YES 2 NO 9 NOT STATED What dose child take for diarrhea What dose child take for diarrhea What dose child take for diarrhea What dose child take for diarrhea What dose child take for diarrhea What did the child take? 1 O.R.S 2 HOME PREPARED LIQUID 3 OTHER MEDICEN 4 1+2 5 NONE 9 NOT STATED What dose child take at birth What dose child take at birth What dose child take at birth What dose child take at birth What dose child take at birth What was the child given at birth? 1 Breast milk only 2 Warm water 3 Butter(fresh) 4 Fenugreek 5 Other milk 6 Other 9 NOT STATED Age breast feeding started Age breast feeding started Age breast feeding started Age breast feeding started Age breast feeding started Age at which the child started breast-fdeding (in hours) 1 less than 1 hour 2 1_6 hour 3 7_12 hour 4 13_24 hour 5 25_48 hour 6 above 48 hour 7 not feed 99 NOT STATED Being breast fed Being breast fed Being breast fed Being breast fed Being breast fed Is the child being breast fed? 1 YES 2 NO 9 NOT STATED Age begin breast feding Age begin breast feding Age begin breast feding Age begin breast feding Age begin breast feding Age at which breast feeding stopped (in months) Type of food given Type of food given Type of food given Type of food given Type of food given Type of food given to the child during last 4 weeks Breast milk only 1 Other milk 2 Cereal 3 Enset/false bann 4 Vegitable 5 1+2/1+3/1+4 6 2+3/2+4 7 3+4 8 Multi_mix 9 Not Stated Age start coplementery foof Age start coplementery foof Age start coplementery foof Age start coplementery foof Age start coplementery foof Age at which child started feeding others (in months) Mothers Opinion Mothers Opinion Mothers Opinion Mothers Opinion Mothers Opinion Mothers opinion of child growth 1 Normal 2 Poor 3 Do not know 9 Not stated Child Weight Child Weight Child Weight Child Weight Child Weight Child's weight (in GM) Child Height Child Height Child Height Child Height Child Height Child height (in CM) Mothers Age Mothers Age Mothers Age Mothers Age Mothers Age Mothers Education Mothers Education Mothers Education Mothers Education Mothers Education Mothers Marital Status Mothers Marital Status Mothers Marital Status Mothers Marital Status Mothers Marital Status Blank Space Blank Space Blank Space Blank Space Blank Space Weight factor Weight factor Weight factor Weight factor Weight factor