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Reproductive Health Survey 1999

Romania, 1999
Reference ID
ROU_1999_RHS_v01_M
Producer(s)
Romanian Association of Public Health and Health Management (ARSPMS)
Metadata
DDI/XML JSON
Created on
Apr 25, 2019
Last modified
Apr 25, 2019
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  • Study Description
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  • Data Files
  • Section A
    Indentification
  • Section B
    Household
    Member
    Information
  • Section C
    education
  • section G
    Housing
  • section H1
    Water
    Sanitation
  • section H2
    Energy
  • section I
    Weekly
    Expenditure
  • Section M
    Durables
  • Section JKL
    Consumption of
    Regular Non
    Food Items
  • Section D
    Fertility
  • section D
    Deaths
  • section F Child
    health
  • Section Q
    Household
    Enterprises
  • Section P
    Livestock
  • Section O
    Agricultural
    Output
  • Section N
    Agriculture
    Holding
  • Section U
    Credit
  • Section R
    Transfers
  • Section S Other
    Income
  • Section T
    Recent Shocks
  • Section E
    Employment
  • Section D
    Health
  • consumption
    aggregated data
CSV JSON

type of chronic - 1 (d28_1)

Data file: Section D Health

Overview

Valid: 4260
Invalid: 62504
Minimum: 1
Maximum: 98
Type: Continuous
Decimal: 0
Range: -
Format:

Questions and instructions

Literal question
What chronic illness does NAME suffer from? (ILLNESS 1)
Categories
Value Category
1 chronic malaria/fever
2 tuberculosis
3 hiv/aids
4 stds
5 diabetes
6 asthma
7 bilharzia/schistosomiasis
8 arthritis/rheumatism
9 nerve disorder
10 stomach disorder
11 sores that do not heal
12 cancer.
13 pneumonia
14 high blood pressure
15 other
98 do not know
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.
Question post text
LIST UP TO 2.
Interviewer instructions
These are a series of questions related to chronic illness. Such illnesses are of relatively long duration, usually with a slow onset, with long-term negative effects on health. Chronic illnesses can be contrasted to acute illnesses, which come suddenly and, once cured, usually do not have long-term effects.
• Space is provided in D28 to report more than one chronic illness. Usually a single chronic illness among several will be the more important, with the other illnesses resulting from the principal illness. This principal illness should be reported first. If the individual is suffering from more than two chronic illnesses, list the two most severe or most debilitating.
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