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Healthcare and Socio-economic Impacts of COVID-19 on Patients with Diabetes in Selected Counties in Kenya, GECO-Kenya

Kenya, , 2021 - 2023
Health and Well-Being (HaW)
Gershim Asiki,MD,Phd
Last modified November 26, 2024 Page views 37682 Documentation in PDF Metadata DDI/XML JSON
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Variable Groups
  • Social Demographic Variables
  • Perceived Risk and Actions in Response to COVID-19
  • Healthcare Resource Use and Expenditure
  • Medication
  • Hospital Admissions and Hospital Outpatient Visits
  • Non-Hospital Visits
  • Diabetes Self-Care
  • Impact of COVID-19 on Income, Impoverishment, and Availability of Food
  • Impact of COVID-19 on Productivity
  • Impact of COVID on Formal and Informal Care
  • Knowledge about COVID-19, attitudes towards COVID-19, Practices relevant to COVID-19
  • Anxiety and Quality of Life

Variable Groups

Variable group: Knowledge about COVID-19, attitudes towards COVID-19, Practices relevant to COVID-19
Variables 26
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K1. The main clinical symptoms of COVID-19 are fever, fatigue, dry cough, and ge
q7p2
K2. Stuffy nose, runny nose, and sneezing are less common in persons infected wi
q7p3
K3. There currently is no effective cure for COVID-2019, but early symptomatic a
q7p4
K4. Only people who are elderly, those who have chronic illnesses, and obese are
q7p5
K5. Eating or contacting wild animals might result in infection by the COVID-19
q7p6
K6. People with COVID-19 cannot infect others with the virus when a fever is not
q7p7
K7. The COVID-19 virus spreads via respiratory droplets of infected individuals.
q7p8
K8. People can wear general medical masks to prevent the infection by the COVID-
q7p9
K9. It is not necessary for children and young adults to take measures to preven
q7p10
K10. To prevent infection by COVID-19, individuals should avoid going to crowded
q7p11
K11. Isolation of people who are infected with the COVID-19 virus are effective
q7p12
K12. People who have contact with someone infected with the COVID-19 virus shoul
q7p13
Attitudes 7.13 Do you think that COVID-19 will finally be successfully controlle
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q7p14_1
1. Avoided crowded areas;
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2. Avoided social events;
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3. Avoided taking taxis (Matatus);
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4. Avoided going out;
q7p14_5
5. Avoided going to work
q7p14_6
6. Avoided travelling long distances;
q7p14_7
7. Used face masks when leaving home
q7p14_8
8. Worn glove
q7p14_9
9. Used hand sanitizer;
q7p14_10
10. Taken ginger, lemon, to prevent COVID-19
q7p14_11
11. Taken traditional herbs for COVID-19 treatment
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