Migration Survey 2004
Vietnam, 2004
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629.Place where obtain method last time (C629)
Data file: individual
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
620
End:
621
Width:
2
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
Where did you/your husband obtain [METHOD] for the last time?
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 10 | State hospital |
| 11 | Delivery house |
| 12 | Commune health station |
| 13 | Family planning center |
| 14 | Mobile clinic |
| 15 | Field worker |
| 16 | Other public health |
| 21 | Private hospital |
| 22 | Private doctor |
| 23 | Pharmacy |
| 24 | Other private health care |
| 31 | Friends, relatives |
| 32 | Other |
| 99 | NR |
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.
Interviewer instructions
This is a close-ended question with answers coded by numbers and with ‘Other’ answers for codes “16’, ‘24’, ‘32’.
The interviewer can see a pre-coded part in Question 628 to know method name that the respondent is using in order to put that method name into [METHOD] position in the question. In this question it is important that you should avoid confusing among health sectors providing contraceptive methods. There are three health sectors that are public, private and other source sectors. If the respondent’s answer is not clear enough in order to circle one answer code, you should repeat your question to determine clearly.
This is a common question for all of the contraceptive methods. Therefore, when you ask for methods such as periodic abstinence, withdrawal, instead of asking “where to get that method’, the interviewer should ask: “Where were you instructed to use that method?”
The interviewer can see a pre-coded part in Question 628 to know method name that the respondent is using in order to put that method name into [METHOD] position in the question. In this question it is important that you should avoid confusing among health sectors providing contraceptive methods. There are three health sectors that are public, private and other source sectors. If the respondent’s answer is not clear enough in order to circle one answer code, you should repeat your question to determine clearly.
This is a common question for all of the contraceptive methods. Therefore, when you ask for methods such as periodic abstinence, withdrawal, instead of asking “where to get that method’, the interviewer should ask: “Where were you instructed to use that method?”