National Panel Survey 2015-2016

Uganda, 2015 - 2016

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Reference ID

UGA_2015_UNPS_v02_M

DOI

https://doi.org/10.48529/hm2z-2k12

Producer(s)

Uganda Bureau of Statistics

Collection(s)

Living Standards Measurement Study (LSMS)

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May 31, 2019

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Reason Health not done: (Reason_Health_Not_Done)

Data file: CSEC1A

Overview

Valid: 40

Invalid: 0

Type: Discrete

Start: 181

End: 275

Width: 95

Range: -

Format: character

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Value	Cases
COMMUNITY MEMBERS ACCESS THEIR TREATMENT FROM NAGURU HOSPITAL	1	2.5%
FACILITY OPEN BUT NOBODY AROUND	1	2.5%
Facility mainly used is hospital	1	2.5%
Hospital Level	4	10%
Hospital Level in another district	1	2.5%
Hospital level	1	2.5%
INCHARGE NOT IN	1	2.5%
In charge not at the facility	1	2.5%
In charge wasnt present and the acting declined giving data..	1	2.5%
NEEDS A LETTER FROM THE CAO. VISIT 2	1	2.5%
NO HEALTH CENTRE AT THE ISLAND	1	2.5%
NOBODY AT THE PREMISES	1	2.5%
Refferal hospital	1	2.5%
THE COMMUNITY USE KINYARA HOSPITAL	1	2.5%
THE COMMUNITY USE MASINDI HOSPITAL	1	2.5%
THE COMMUNITY USE THE HOSPITAL	1	2.5%
THE COMMUNITY USES THE HOSPITAL	2	5%
THE COMMUNITY USES THE PRIVATE HOSPITAL	1	2.5%
THE COMMUNITY USES THE REFERAL HOSPITAL	1	2.5%
THE HEALTH CENTRE THE COMMUNITY HAS ALWAYS USED IS UNDER RENOVATION AND THEY MAINLY USE CLINICS	1	2.5%
THEY HAVE A HOSPITAL	1	2.5%
THEY USE GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL	1	2.5%
The community members access their treatment from Entebbe Hospital	1	2.5%
The community members use Mulago hospital	1	2.5%
To get data from team 8	1	2.5%
Use hospital level	1	2.5%
WEEKEND	4	10%
WEEKEND - NO STAFF	1	2.5%
everybody had gone away due to an afternoon shower(heavy rain)	1	2.5%
facility mainly used is hospital	1	2.5%
next trip	1	2.5%
the community uses Kawempe Health Center which is under renovation	1	2.5%
weekend	1	2.5%

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.

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