Enhancing Universal Health Coverage in Kenya through Digital Innovations: A Financial and Health Diaries evaluation study of the i-PUSH program, iPUSH-MIDLINE

Kenya, 2020
Health and Well-Being (HaW)

Estelle M. Sidze, Hermann Donfouet, Wendy Janssens, Menno Pradhan,

Variable Groups

Variable group: Module 17: HEALTH KNOWLEDGE

Variables 19

mod17_q1700

mod17_q1700a

reason why individual not accepted to proceed in module 16

mod17_q1701

it is recommended that a woman waits at least two or three years between pregnan

mod17_q1702

if a man wears a condom during sex, you can avoid a pregnancy

mod17_q1703

a pregnant woman should only go to the health clinic if she has a major health p

mod17_q1704

a pregnant woman should go for antenatal care only toward the end of her pregnan

mod17_q1705

one of the reasons to go to anc is to monitor the health of the baby and the mot

mod17_q1706

if a pregnant woman has swollen feet, that is a danger sign

mod17_q1707

it is dangerous for a woman if she has high fever after the delivery of her baby

mod17_q1708

the first immunization for a child should be given when the child is one year ol

mod17_q1709

immunizations are only given through an injection

mod17_q1710

if a child has a lack of energy and cannot function normally, it may be a sign t

mod17_q1711

when a child has diarrhoea, you should just wait until it is over

mod17_q1712

the first food a baby should receive, is water

mod17_q1713

a baby should have other liquids and foods beside breastmilk during the first 6

mod17_q1714

it is recommended that a child is breastfed for at least 24 months

mod17_q1715

washing hands is a good strategy to avoid sickness from germs

mod17_q1716

it is important to wash your hands before feeding a child

mod17_q1717

if you take/draw water from a nearby river, it is safe to drink