Household Income and Expenditure Survey 2016
Liberia, 2016 - 2017
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Reference ID
LBR_2016_HIES_v01_M
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Liberia Institute for Statistics and Geo-Information Services
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- Data files
- AG_01_&_FILT
- AG_02
- AG_03
- AG_04
- AG_5A_1
- AG_5A_2
- AG_5A_3
- AG_5A_4
- AG_5B_1
- AG_5B_2
- AG_5B_3
- AG_5B_4
- AG_06
- AG_07
- AG_08
- AG_09
- AG_10A_1
- AG_10A_2
- AG_10B
- AG_11
- AG_12
- ALLHH_A_weighted
- HH_A&FILT
- HH_B
- HH_C
- HH_D
- HH_E
- HH_F
- HH_G
- HH_H
- HH_I1
- HH_I2
- HH_J1
- HH_J2
- HH_K1
- HH_K2
- HH_L1A
- HH_L1B
- HH_L2
- HH_M
- HH_N1
- HH_N2
- HH_N3
- HH_O
- HH_P1
- HH_P2
- HH_Q
- HH_R1
- HH_S
- HH_R
1st type of illness or injury that led [NAME] to hospitalization (hh_d_19_1)
Data file: HH_D
Overview
Valid:
1125
Invalid:
35183
Type:
Discrete
Range:
-
Format:
Numeric
Questions and instructions
Literal question
What type of illnesses or injury did name have that led to [NAME]'s most recent overnight hospitalization in a medical facility - reason 1?
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | Fever, malaria |
| 2 | Diarrhea |
| 3 | Typhoid |
| 4 | Stomachache |
| 5 | Vomiting |
| 6 | Sore throat |
| 7 | Upper respiratory (sinuses) |
| 8 | Lower respiratory (chest, lungs) |
| 9 | Flu |
| 10 | Cough/breathing difficulties |
| 11 | Headache |
| 12 | Fainting |
| 13 | Skin problem |
| 14 | Dental problem |
| 15 | Eye problems |
| 16 | ear/nose/throat |
| 17 | Backache |
| 18 | Heart problem |
| 19 | Dental |
| 20 | Blood pressure |
| 21 | Urinary tract infection |
| 22 | Diabetes |
| 23 | Mental disorder |
| 24 | TB |
| 25 | Sexually transmitted disease |
| 26 | Burn |
| 27 | Fracture |
| 28 | Wound |
| 29 | Poisoning |
| 30 | Pregnancy |
| 31 | Cancer |
| 32 | Piles |
| 33 | Unspecified long-term illness |
| 34 | Preventative care |
| 35 | Accident |
| 36 | Other (specify) |
| Sysmiss |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Description
Source of information
1st type of illness or injury that led [NAME] to hospitalization
Imputation and derivation
Imputation
1st type of illness or injury that led [NAME] to hospitalization
Others
Security
1st type of illness or injury that led [NAME] to hospitalization