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General Household Survey 2002

South Africa, 2002
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ZAF_2002_GHS_v01_M
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Statistics South Africa
Collection(s)
DataFirst , University of Cape Town, South Africa
Metadata
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Jan 27, 2012
Last modified
May 05, 2014
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  • GHS 2002
    House_v1
  • GHS 2002
    Person_v1
  • GHS 2002
    Worker_v1
Variable Groups
  • House file

Data file: GHS 2002 Person_v1

The GHS 2002 Person file contains individual level data from the Flap and section 1 of the survey questionnaire

Cases: 102359
Variables: 81

Variables

uqnr
Unique number
personnr
Person number within the household
prov
South African provinces
gender
Gender
age
Age
race
Population group
q11relsh
Relationship to the head
q12maris
Marital status
q12spous
Spouse/partner
q12psnnr
Spouse number
q13fathe
Father alive
q13fpart
Father part of the household
q13fpsnn
Father person number
q14mothe
Mother alive
q14mpart
Mother part of the household
q14mpsnn
Mother person number
q15read
Ability to read
q15write
Ability to write
q16fetwa
Fetching water
q16hrswa
Hours spent
q17fetdu
Fetching wood/dung
q17hrsdu
Hours spent
q110hied
Highest education level
q111atte
Currently attending school
q112rsnn
Reason not attending
q113edui
Education institution
q114dlrn
Distance learning classes
q115time
Distance to school
q116feet
Tuition fees paid
q117burs
Bursaries
q118book
Lack of books
q118poor
Poor teaching
q118lack
Lack of teachers
q118badc
Facilities in bad condition
q118fees
Fees too high
q118clas
Classes too large
q118othr
Other
q119medi
Medical aid
q120inju
Suffer illness/injuries
q121flu
Flu or acute respiratory tract infection
q121diar
Diarrhoea
q121trau
Severe trauma (e.g. due to violence, motor vehicle accident, gunshot, assault, b
q121tb_c
TB or severe cough with blood
q121subs
Abuse of alcohol or drugs
q121depr
Depression or mental illness
q121diab
Diabetes
q121bloo
High or low blood pressure
q121hiv_
Q121HIV_
q121sexd
Other sexually transmitted disease
q121othr
Other illness or injury
q122cons
Consult a health worker
q123typh
Kind of health worker
q124cons
Type of health sector
q125facn
Facilities not clean
q125wait
Long waiting time
q125time
Opening times not convenient
q125tooe
Too expensive
q125drug
Drugs that were needed, not available
q125staf
Staff rude or uncaring or turned patient away
q125diag
Incorrect diagnosis
q125othr
Other
q126sati
Satisfaction
q127pays
Payment for service
q128ynot
Why not consult
q129disa
Diasbility
q130sigh
Sight
q130hear
Hearing
q130spee
Communicating
q130phys
Physical
q130ment
Intellectual
q130emot
Emotional
q130other
Disability, other
q131welf
Usage of welfare office
q132soci
Social worker
q132gran
Social grant
q132pove
Poverty
q133sati
Satisfaction
stratum
Stratum
psu
Primary Sampling Unit
age_grp
Age group
person_wgt
Person weight
Total: 81
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