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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Cluster Randomised Controlled Trial on the Impact of Cash-Based Interventions on Nutrition Status in Mothers and Children from Poor Households in Pakistan, 2015-2016

Variable Details

Variablechtreat2
LabelWhere took for 2nd treatment
Responses
drug peddlar 1
drug_peddler 65
family member or friend 9
family_member_or_friend 2
hospital 140
hospital public clinic 1
hospital pvt doctor 2
hospital pvt hospital 2
integrated_health_centre 20
market shop 4
market_shop 68
public clinic 94
public mobile clinic 15
public_clinic 44
public_mobile_clinic 1
pvt doctor 285
pvt health centre clinic 12
pvt hospital 170
pvt mobile clinic 4
pvt pharmacy 8
pvt._doctor 25
pvt._health_centre_clinic 5
pvt._hospital 193
pvt_doctor 616
pvt_health_centre_clinic 142
pvt_hospital 62
pvt_mobile_clinic 15
pvt_pharmacy 7
traditional practitioner 2
traditional_practitioner 74
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationCluster Randomised Controlled Trial on the Impact of Cash-Based Interventions on Nutrition Status in Mothers and Children from Poor Households in Pakistan, 2015-2016
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