| Re: Postnatal Care [message #22936 is a reply to message #22934] |
Mon, 07 June 2021 16:08  |
Bridgette-DHS
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Following is another response from DHS Research & Data Analysis Director, Tom Pullum:
The footnote to table 10.8 (in the BD 2004 report) says that if the birth was in a facility, then it is assumed that a postnatal checkup occurred within two days. That means all women with m15>=20 and <96 should get code 1. Women who did not give a birth in a facility are asked whether they went to a provider for a PNC and about the timing. So women with m52_1<20 & m51_1<=101 will also get code 1.
I agree that the structure of the questions is tricky. I looked at the questionnaire and at who is asked Q428, which is the source of m52.
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