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Nepal DHS 2016 Table 10.5 [message #18712] Mon, 03 February 2020 04:56 Go to next message
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In the Nepal DHS 2016 Table 10.5, there is an ARI variable that must have been created from Q620 cough, Q621 rapid breathing and Q622 chest/nose. I want to use the ARI variable, but I can't find the created variable in the dataset. Can you tell me if it is somewhere in the dataset, or do I have to create it myself. If I have to create it, can you tell me how it was done, so that my variable and analysis is consistent with the DHSs. Many thanks.
Re: Nepal DHS 2016 Table 10.5 [message #18835 is a reply to message #18712] Thu, 27 February 2020 16:41 Go to previous message
Liz-DHS
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Dear User, you need to look at the following variables: H31, H31B and H31C
Below is the recode code in CSPRO for these variables: The text within brackets, indicates a comment.
 { Cough in last 2 weeks }
          box Q620 => H31(i);
                1  => 2;
                2  => 0;
                   => Q620;
          endbox;

          { Faster breathing with short, rapid breaths }
          H31B(i) = YesNo( Q621 );
          { Problem in the chest or blocked or running nose }
          H31C(i)  = Q622;
          { Had fever/cough in last 2 weeks: Amount offered to drink }
          H31D(i) = notappl;  { !!! may be included in survey, not in DHS-VII }
          { Had fever/cough in last 2 weeks: Amount offered to eat }
          H31E(i) = notappl;  { !!! may be included in survey, not in DHS-VII }

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