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
Metadata
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Apr 09, 2018
Last modified
Mar 29, 2019
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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_S
- HH_R
- LBR_16_E
2nd type of illness or injury that led [NAME] to hospitalization (hh_d_19_2)
Data file: HH_D
Overview
Valid:
408
Invalid:
35900
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
102
End:
103
Width:
2
Range:
-
Format:
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 2?
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 0 | |
| 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.