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| Medicine Availability for routine antenatal care in Bangladesh [message #21691] |
Tue, 08 December 2020 23:20  |
bakerchowdhury
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Registered: April 2014
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Dear DHS Experts and SPA User,
I am analyzing the Bangladesh 2014 SPA survey. It appears there are two data set for each item (Facility, Provider, Staff Listing). For example, Facility has "Facility Recode" and "Facility Raw" files, what is the key difference between these two files? Which one should be used for analysis?
In my analysis, I am looking at the Availability of medicines for routine antenatal care, which corresponds to table 6.4 in the report. In the report table 6.4, it shows a total of 1,508 (121-rural, 1387 urban) facilities offering ANC.
When I run the frequencies, it appears 1493 (urban-403, rural-1090) facilities offer the ANC service.
My Stata code is
Use "BDFC7AFLSP.DTA"
keep if q102_05==1 // this keeps facilities has ANC service available (from questionnaire report page 202)
tab ftype
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urban/rural | Freq. Percent Cum.
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urban | 445 27.88 27.88
rural | 1,151 72.12 100.00
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Total | 1,596 100.00
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For the columns "Iron tablets" "Folic acid tablets" "Combined iron and folic acid" the urban-rural percentages are way off. For example, iron tablets are available 92.1% and 96% in urban and rural areas, respectively in the report. However, I'm getting very low frequencies. I am using the variables related to question 1422(01, 02,03) on page 204 of the report.
Stata Codes:
tab q1422_1 ftype //which gives 73.94 % available
According to the questionnaire, it looks like I am looking the right variable, but for some reason I am not getting the frequencies as of the table. Do I need to consider anything else? I would greatly appreciate any help on this matter.
Many thanks
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