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DDI-KEN-APHRC-GCC-2023-V1.0
Improving young mothers’ contraceptive use and continuation through home and mobile-based counseling in Nairobi slums - Endline, N/A
Kenya
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2022 - 2023
Health and Well-Being (HaW)
Yohannes Dibaba Wado, PhD
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GCC
endlinedata_RECAST
GCC
baselinedata_RECAST
Variable Groups
Baseline
INTERVIEW INFORMATION
SECTION 1: Screening Questions
SECTION 2: BACKGROUND INFORMATION
SECTION 2. FAMILY PLANNING KNOWLEDGE AND ACCESS
SECTION 3. SEXUAL ACTIVITY AND CONTRACEPTIVE USE
SECTION 4: PREGNANCY AND BIRTH EXPERIENCES
SECTION 5: FERTILITY PREFERENCES
SECTION 6: MARRIAGE/RELATIONSHIP AND GENDER ATTITUDES
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INTERVIEW INFORMATION
SECTION 1: BACKGROUND INFORMATION
SECTION 2. FAMILY PLANNING KNOWLEDGE AND ACCESS
SECTION 3. SEXUAL ACTIVITY AND CONTRACEPTIVE USE
SECTION 4. EXPOSURE TO GCC INTERVENTION PROGRAM
SECTION 5: PREGNANCY AND BIRTH EXPERIENCES
SECTION 6: MARRIAGE/RELATIONSHIP AND GENDER ATTITUDES
Variable Groups
Variable group: SECTION 2. FAMILY PLANNING KNOWLEDGE AND ACCESS
Variables
66
q207_8
Using herbs
q207_96
Other Specify
q207_99
No response
q207_spy
Other (Specify)
q208a
Q208 a: Some contraceptive methods can cause women to become infertile
q208b
Q208 b: Use of contraception is likely to cause health problems
q208c
Q208 c : Use of contraception is likely to cause unpleasant side effects
q208d
Q208 d: It is safe for women or adolescent to use contraception for a long time
q208e
Q208 e: Some contraceptive methods can cause birth defects
q208f
Q208 f: Contraceptives reduce girls/ woman’s sexual urge
q208g
Q208 g: Girls/women who use contraceptives may become promiscuous
q208h
Q208 h: Using a condom can protect you from sexually transmitted infections
q209
Q209 :In the last 12 months, were you visited by a health worker who talked to
q210
Q210 :In the last 12 months, have you visited a health facility for any health
q211
Q211 :During any of that (those) visit (s), did any staff member at the health
q201
Methods : Mentioned spontaneously
q201a_1
IUD
q201a_2
Male condom
q201a_3
Female condom
q201a_4
Daily pill
q201a_5
Implant
q201a_6
Injectables or injections
q201a_7
Emergency contraception / morning after pill
q201a_8
Standard days/safe days/cycle beads
q201a_9
Withdrawal
q201a_96
Other Specify
q201a_96_spy
Other (Specify)
q201b
Methods : Mentioned by probing
q201b_1
IUD
q201b_2
Male condom
q201b_3
Female condom
q201b_4
Daily pill
q201b_5
Implant
q201b_6
Injectables or injections
q201b_7
Emergency contraception/morning after pill
q201b_8
Standard days/safe days/cycle beads
q201b_9
Withdrawal
q202
Q202: Do you know of a place where you can obtain a method of family planning?
q203
Q203: What is the source of contraceptives for adolescents/young women like you
q203_11
Government hospital
q203_12
Government health center
q203_13
Government dispensary
q203_15
Faith based/church hospital/clinic
q203_16
Private hospital/clinic
q203_18
Pharmacy/chemist
q203_19
NGO
q203_20
Mobile Clinic
q203_21
Community-based distributor
q203_22
Shop
q203_23
Husband/Partner/Friend/Relative
q203_96
Other Specify
q203_spy
Other (Specify)
q204
Q204 :Which is the preferred source for you to receive contraception services
q204_spy
Other (Specify)
q205
Q205 :Who is the preferred provider for your contraception?
q205_spy
Other (Specify)
q206
Q206 :I will now read the list of family planning methods/contraceptives again
q206_spy
Other (Specify)
q207
Q207 :What are some of the things people can do to avoid getting STIs?
q207_1
Non-penetrative sex
q207_2
Use of condom
q207_3
Washing afterwards
q207_4
Avoiding casual partners
q207_5
Asking partner to avoid sex workers
q207_6
Asking partner to not have sex
q207_7
Abstinence
