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Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey 2013-2014

Egypt, Arab Rep., 2013 - 2014
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EGY_2013_MICS_v01_M
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United Nations Children’s Fund, El-Zanaty & Associates, Ministry of Health and Population
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Jan 18, 2017
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Data file: wm

Data collected at the women's level (MICS Women's questionnaire modules: Woman's information panel, Woman's background, Access to mass media and use of information/communication technology, Child mortality, Desire for last birth, Maternal and newborn health, Post-natal health checks, Illness symptoms, Marriage, Attitude module, and Woman and husband’s work status)

Cases: 5859
Variables: 466

Variables

PN14
Place where baby's health was checked
PN16
Mother's health checked after leaving health facility
PN18
Mother's health checked after the delivery was over
PN19
Mother's health checked after the birth of the baby
PN20
Mother's health checked only once or more than once
PN20A
Number of times mother's health was checked after the birth by any health provider (Physican/nurse)
PN21U
How long after delivery did the first check of mother happen (unit)
PN21N
How long after delivery did the first check of mother happen (number)
PN22A
Person checking on mother's health: Doctor
PN22B
Person checking on mother's health: Nurse
PN22D
Person checking on mother's health: Trained Midwife
PN22F
Person checking on mother's health: Traditional birth attendant (Daya)
PN22G
Person checking on mother's health: Community health worker (Raida Refia)
PN22H
Person checking on mother's health: Relative / Friend
PN22X
Person checking on mother's health: Other
PN23
Place where mother's health was checked
PN23B
Anyone check on mother's health at home during postpartum period
PN23C
First visit was during first two days after birth
PN23DA
Blood pressure
PN23DB
Pulse
PN23DC
Temperature
PN23DD
Breast
PN23DE
Lower limbs
PN23E
Mother received vitamin A dose in the first two months after delivery
PN24AA
Danger signs during postpartum period mother know: Severe bleeding
PN24AB
Danger signs during postpartum period mother know: Abdominal pain or foul-smelling discharge
PN24AC
Danger signs during postpartum period mother know: Convulsions or loss of consciousness
PN24AD
Danger signs during postpartum period mother know: Vomiting and diarrhea
PN24AE
Danger signs during postpartum period mother know: Severe chest pain with difficulty breathing
PN24AF
Danger signs during postpartum period mother know: Fever
PN24AX
Danger signs during postpartum period mother know: Other
PN24AZ
Danger signs during postpartum period mother know: DK
PN24BA
Source of information about danger signs: Television
PN24BB
Source of information about danger signs: Radio
PN24BC
Source of information about danger signs: Newspaper/ magazine
PN24BD
Source of information about danger signs: Pamphlet/ brochure
PN24BE
Source of information about danger signs: Poster
PN24BF
Source of information about danger signs: Health provider
PN24BG
Source of information about danger signs: CHW (Raida Refia)
PN24BH
Source of information about danger signs: Husband
PN24BI
Source of information about danger signs: Other relative
PN24BJ
Source of information about danger signs: Friends/ neighbors
PN24BX
Source of information about danger signs: Other
PN24C
Health care provider give the mother any information about danger signs during postpartum period
PN24D
Mother informed where to go if these complications occurred
PN24E_1
Danger signs during the postpartum period mother experienced: Severe bleeding
PN24E_2
Danger signs during the postpartum period mother experienced: Abdominal pain or foul-smelling discharge
PN24E_3
Danger signs during the postpartum period mother experienced: Convulsions or loss of consciousness
PN24E_4
Danger signs during the postpartum period mother experienced: Vomiting and diarrhea
PN24E_5
Danger signs during the postpartum period mother experienced: Severe chest pain with difficulty breathing
PN24E_6
Danger signs during the postpartum period mother experienced: Fever
PN24GA
Consult anyone about danger signs: Physician
PN24GB
Consult anyone about danger signs: Nurse
PN24GD
Consult anyone about danger signs: Pharmacist
PN24GF
Consult anyone about danger signs: Traditional birth attendant (Daya)
PN24GH
Consult anyone about danger signs: Relative/friend
PN24GX
Consult anyone about danger signs: Other
PN24GY
Consult anyone about danger signs: No one
PN24HU
Time after experiencing this danger sign mother consult this person or go to health facility (unit)
PN24HN
Time after experiencing this danger sign mother consult this person or go to health facility (number)
PN24JA
Reason for not consulting: Costs too much
PN24JB
Reason for not consulting: Too far/ no transport
PN24JC
Reason for not consulting: Poor quality service
PN24JD
Reason for not consulting: No female provider
PN24JE
Reason for not consulting: Husband/ family did not allow
PN24JF
Reason for not consulting: Facility not open
PN24JG
Reason for not consulting: Not necessary
PN24JH
Reason for not consulting: No one to go with me
PN24JI
Reason for not consulting: Did not recognize this as a danger sign
PN24JJ
Reason for not consulting: Did not know where to go/ who to consult
PN24JK
Reason for not consulting: No one with whom to leave the other family members
PN24JX
Reason for not consulting: Other
IS2A
Symptoms: Child not able to drink or breastfeed
IS2B
Symptoms: Child becomes sicker
IS2C
Symptoms: Child develops a fever
IS2D
Symptoms: Child has fast breathing
IS2E
Symptoms: Child has difficulty breathing
IS2F
Symptoms: Child has blood in stool
IS2G
Symptoms: Child is drinking poorly
IS2X
Symptoms: Other
MA1
Currently married
MA2
Age of husband/partner
MA3
Husband/partner has other wives
MA4
Number of other wives
MA6
Marital status
MA7
Married once or more than once
MA8M
Month of marriage
MA8Y
Year of marriage
MA9
Age at first union
AT1
Decision on whether receive ANC
AT2
Decision on whether SBA should attend the delivery
AT3
Accept ANC to be provided by male physician
AT4A
Women in general do not accept antenatal care from a male physician
AT4B
Women in general do not accept a male physician at delivery
AT4C
Newborn infant should be given the breast immediately after birth
AT4D
Infants should be given breast milk alone even at the beginning of life (first 3 days)
AT4E
Infants should be given no other fluids or foods other than breast milk in the first 6 months of life
AT5
Attended any health education sessions on health care, care of the infants and children, and nutrition carried out by PH
AT6
CHW (Raida Refia) visit you to advise you about your health
AT7A
Services offered at FHU: ANC
AT7B
Services offered at FHU: Mother's vaccination
AT7C
Services offered at FHU: Iron tablets for mother during ANC
AT7D
Services offered at FHU: Postnatal care at home
AT7E
Services offered at FHU: Follow-up of growth of the child
AT7F
Services offered at FHU: Screening of children for anemia
AT7G
Services offered at FHU: Child vaccination
AT7H
Services offered at FHU: Family planning
AT7I
Services offered at FHU: Health education for nutrition, care of child, safe pregnancy
AT7J
Services offered at FHU: Care of the ill child
AT7K
Services offered at FHU: Thyroid hormone
AT8
Attended at the FHU for any reason during past 5 years
AT9A
Satisfaction with health services: Time you waited
AT9B
Satisfaction with health services: Time it takes to complete all parts of the consultation
AT9C
Satisfaction with health services: Time it takes to receive results from tests
AT9D
Satisfaction with health services: Ability to discuss problems or concerns about your condition with the health worker
AT9E
Satisfaction with health services: Amount of explanation you were given about problem or treatment
AT9F
Satisfaction with health services: Quality of the examination and treatment provided
AT9G
Satisfaction with health services: Privacy from others seeing exam
AT9H
Satisfaction with health services: Privacy from others hearing discussion
AT9I
Satisfaction with health services: Availability of medicines at the facility
AT9J
Satisfaction with health services: Hours/days of services
AT9K
Satisfaction with health services: Cleanliness of facility
AT9L
Satisfaction with health services: Staff treatment
AT9M
Satisfaction with health services: Cost of services
ECO1
Done any work in the last seven days even if it was only for a short period of time
ECO2
Have any job or business from which you were absent for leave, illness, vacation, maternity leave or any other such reas
ECO3
Done any work in the last 12 months even if it was only for a short period of time
ECO4
Kind of work do you mainly do
ECO5
This work for a member family, for someone else, or self-employed
ECO6
Usually work at home or away from home
ECO7
Usually work throughout the year, or work seasonally, or only once in a while
ECO8
Paid in cash or kind for this work or not paid at all
ECO10
Line number of husband from household schedule
ECO11
Reason for husband is not living in the household
ECO12
Current/last husband ever attend School
ECO13
Highest level of school that husband attended
ECO14
Highest grade that husband completed at that level
ECO16
Husband's occupation, kind of work he mainly do
ECO17
Husband done any work in the last seven days even if it was only for a short period of time
ECO18
Husband have any job or business from which he were absent for leave, illness, vacation or any other such reason
ECO19
Husband done any work in the last 12 months even if it was only for a short period of time
ECO20
Husband's occupation, kind of work he mainly do
ECO21
Husband do this work for a member of family, for someone else, or self-employed
ECO22
Husband usually work at home or away from home
ECO23
Husband usually work throughout the year, or work seasonally, or only once in a while
ECO24
Husband paid in cash or kind for this work or not paid at all
HH6
Area
HH7
Governorate
WDOI
Date of interview women (CMC)
WDOB
Date of birth of woman (CMC)
WDOM
Date of marriage (CMC)
WAGE
Age
WAGEM
Age at first marriage/union
MSTATUS
Marital/Union status
WDOBFC
Date of birth of first child (CMC)
WDOBLC
Date of birth of last child (CMC)
CEB
Children ever born
CSURV
Children surviving
CDEAD
Children dead
LCHLINE
Last child's line number
LCHSEX
Last child's sex
welevel
Woman's education
husbandelevel
Husband's education
wworkst
Woman's Work Status
hworkst
Husband's Work Status
WMWEIGHT
Women's sample weight
Total: 466
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