Cameroon DHS 2011 (Total Women Sample Used for "ever tested for HIV") [message #16846] |
Fri, 08 March 2019 04:58 |
pearlante
Messages: 2 Registered: March 2019
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I would like to ask regarding the final report for Cameroon 2011, particularly on page 247 (Table 14.11.1) of the final report.
Did you use the total number of women (aged 15-49 years) as denominator to produce the percentage of women who were "ever tested for HIV"?
If yes, I would like to ask, how did you get the total sample of 7,457 women (found at the bottom right of Table 14.11.1)? Because for Cameroon in 2011, there were 15,426 women samples.
I don't know where the 7,457 women samples came from.
Thank you in advance for clarifying! It would be a great help for my doctoral research.
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Re: Cameroon DHS 2011 (Total Women Sample Used for "ever tested for HIV") [message #18334 is a reply to message #16846] |
Mon, 11 November 2019 09:41 |
Liz-DHS
Messages: 1516 Registered: February 2013
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A response from Senior SamplingExpert, Dr. Ruilin Ren,
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It is a well-known practice in all DHS surveys which includes a HIV module and a male survey, the module will be restricted to the sub-sample of households selected for male survey, so was the Cameroon DHS 2011. Though it might not be mentioned explicitly in the text of the chapter, the questionnaire indicated clearly that the HIV knowledge and HIV testing are restricted to the households selected for male survey (See page 518 of the report). So the 7457 women in table 14.11.1 were from the households selected for male survey.
Thanks
Ruilin
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