Abortion Study v1.01 APHRC-ABORTION-STUDY-2012-1.01 African Population and Health Research Center © APHRC, 2013 2013-09-12 Nesstar Publisher Version 1.2 Abortion Study v1.01 The Epidemiology of Unsafe Abortions in Kenya Abortion Incidence and Complication from Unsafe abortions in Kenya ENGLISH APHRC-ABORTION-STUDY-2012-1.01 African Population and Health Research Center

The Maternal and Reproductive Healh Unit

IPAS Africa Alliance

Kenya Medical Association, Kenya Obstetrical and Gynecological Society (KOGS)

Kenya Medical Association

Population Studies and Research Institute

Dr Susheela Singh Dr Brooke Levandowski Dr Chimaraoke Izugbara © APHRC, 2013 2013-09-12 Nesstar Publisher Consortium for Research on Unsafe Abortions in Africa UK Department for International Development Government of the Netherlands SR1109D-6 Head, Statistics and Survey Unit Version 1.2, November 2014. Anonymized with DOI and Recommended Citation added. Unsafe Abortions Induced Abortions Incidence Magnitude Post-abortion Care Globally, unsafe abortion is recognized as a major public health issue. Unsafe abortion is a major problem in developing countries for women in their reproductive years. In the past decade, more than 500,000 women have died from complications of unsafe abortion. In Kenya, as in many other societies research shows that unsafe abortion is a major cause of maternal morbidity and mortality. Each year in Kenya, over 3,000 women die of complications of unsafe abortion and another half a million more suffer short and long term morbidities. Improved access to high-quality comprehensive abortion care, will not only save lives but can reduce costs to health systems and facilities. According to the last study conducted in Kenya the bulk of post-abortion care and services were offered at public secondary and tertiary level health facilities. To effectively develop and deliver programs and interventions that will address existing gaps in the delivery of comprehensive abortion care services and promote more effective legislation on abortion, up-to-date empirical evidence on the magnitude of unsafe abortions and incidence of induced abortions in Kenya is urgently needed. This study was conducted in 2012 among a nationally-representative sample of Levels II to VI public and private health facilities. The Abortion Incidence Complications Methodology (AICM) and the Prospective Morbidity Methodology (PMM) were used as well-established and complementary approaches to estimate abortion incidence and the severity of unsafe abortion complications in Kenya. KENYA National level April- August 2012 Face-to-face [f2f] All data was captured using paper questionnaires. Once these questionnaires were submitted to the office, the data were captured in CSPro and finally exported to Stata for analysis A total of 328 facilities responded to the Health Facility Survey, representing a Survey response rate of 92.7%. African Population and Health Research Center African Population and Health Research Center, The Epidemiology of Unsafe Abortions in Kenya, September 2013. APHRC, Nairobi - Kenya. doi:10.20369/aphrc-005:2012.1.01 The user of the data acknowledges that APHRC and the relevant funding agency bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses. Health Facility Survey.NSDstat 328 236 Nesstar 200801 Health Profesional Survey Data.NSDstat 124 431 Nesstar 200801 Prospective Morbidity Survey.NSDstat 3215 171 Nesstar 200801 Health Facility Survey [HFS] Health Professional Survey [HPS] Prospective Morbidity Survey [PDS] Identification Basic Information Service Provision Abortion Complications Postabortion Counselling Abortion and the consitution Introduction and Consent Reproductive History of The client Clinical History and Physical Examination Findings Diagnosis on Arrival to facility for curretn care Surgical Procedure for Complications Outcome of Clinical Mangement of Current Care Post Abortion Contraception Treatment Socio-Demographics of the Client Introduction and Consent Health Facility information Background information Postabortion Care Postabortion Counselling General Information Weight Weight Facility code None Facility Code All facilities 328 0 10029 18380 13848.232 2121.653 This is the unique identifier of facilities Agree to participate Do you agree to proceed with the interview? All respondents 328 0 The informed consent form on the front page of each questionnaire was read to all respondents. All respondents were expected to either respond Yes or No to allow continuation of the interview in the specific facility or termination. 1 Yes 323 2 No 5 9 Missing 0 K0 Total number of visits Data entry clerk was expected to count the total number of visits and enter the figure in a provided cell All respondents 328 0 This variable captures the total number of both visits and revisits made before a complete interview was secured or before the faility was declared non-respondiing. 1 247 2 32 3 18 4 2 5 1 99 Missing 28 K2 Interviewer's code INTERVIEWER’S CODE All 328 0 All interviewers were assigned a unique code to use in this field 1 Diana Muthoni 24 2 Carolyne Muringa 20 3 Mary M Mbuvi 16 4 Sadiq Said Warisanga 17 5 Said Salim Pore 13 6 Edin Hussein 18 7 Everlyne Achieng Otteng 24 8 Steven Omondi Ndinya 22 9 Elizabeth Adhiambo 16 10 Irene Adema Wangwa 16 11 Meige Eugene Wafula 25 12 Meshack Odede 23 13 Justina Opiyo 28 14 Esendi Carter 24 15 Everlyn M. Mutave 17 16 Martin Simiyu 18 99 Missing 7 K3 Time Started HH HH Hours TIME STARTED All 328 0 Time when interview started. This field only captured the "Hours" part of time 1 1 3 1 7 1 8 12 9 37 10 32 11 51 12 31 13 36 14 44 15 51 16 22 17 7 18 1 19 1 98 D/K 0 99 Missing 0 K3 Time Started MM MM for Minutes TIME STARTED All 328 0 Time when interview started. This field only captured the "Minutes" part of time 0 23 1 4 2 6 3 6 4 6 5 8 6 1 7 6 8 5 9 8 10 19 11 6 12 8 13 2 14 2 15 13 16 3 17 10 18 2 19 2 20 10 21 5 22 6 23 8 24 2 25 3 26 5 27 3 28 6 29 3 30 29 31 1 32 4 33 2 34 5 35 5 36 8 37 4 38 3 40 15 41 3 42 4 43 4 45 12 46 1 47 5 49 2 50 6 52 7 53 2 55 4 56 3 57 4 58 2 59 2 98 D/K 0 99 Missing 0 Date of interview DATE OF INTERVIEW All 327 2012-04-11 2012-06-27 The data of the final visit when an interview was secured 2012-04-11 1 2012-04-16 5 2012-04-17 8 2012-04-18 6 2012-04-19 7 2012-04-20 5 2012-04-21 6 2012-04-23 13 2012-04-24 15 2012-04-25 12 2012-04-26 9 2012-04-27 8 2012-04-28 7 2012-04-30 11 2012-05-01 9 2012-05-02 15 2012-05-03 15 2012-05-04 8 2012-05-05 8 2012-05-07 13 2012-05-08 10 2012-05-09 10 2012-05-10 10 2012-05-11 10 2012-05-12 4 2012-05-14 9 2012-05-15 12 2012-05-16 5 2012-05-17 6 2012-05-18 5 2012-05-19 2 2012-05-21 6 2012-05-22 5 2012-05-23 8 2012-05-24 4 2012-05-25 2 2012-05-26 7 2012-05-28 4 2012-05-29 1 2012-05-30 1 2012-05-31 1 2012-06-01 1 2012-06-04 3 2012-06-05 3 2012-06-06 1 2012-06-07 1 2012-06-12 1 2012-06-13 1 2012-06-15 2 2012-06-18 3 2012-06-19 1 2012-06-20 1 2012-06-25 4 2012-06-27 2 K7 Physical Location/Address PHYSICAL ADDRESS All Facilities 325 0 Facility's Physical address 100M FROM MERU NANYUKI ROAD MAKUTANO 1 100M FROM SALAMA POLICE STATION-SALAMA TOWN 1 108 NAKURU 1 120 KINAMBA 1 139 MARIGAT 1 14\2 KAKURU 1 15 LESSOS 1 15-17KM FROM MACHINERY SHOPPING CENTRE 1 15KM FROM TALA TOWN NEXT TO MATUNGULU GIRLS SEC 1 15KM FROM WOTE TOWN IN KIKUMINI CENTRE 1 1619 NAKURU. ALONG NAKURU-NAIROBI HIGHWAY 1 175 NAKURU 1 20 KIMWARER 1 200 METRES FROM NAIROBI WEST SHOOPING CENTRE 1 200M FROM KANGEMI MATATU STAGE 1 200M FROM MBENUU SHOPPING CENTRE. 1 21 KABARNET IN KABARNET TOWN 1 2KM FROM EMBU TOWN,EMBU-MERU ROAD 1 2KM OFF ISHIARA-NKUMBU ROAD, AT MATIRI 1 300M BEHIND KATHONZWENI MARKET 1 30KM FROM MAKINDU TOWN IN KAUNGUNI VILLAGE 1 37KM FROM MAKINDU TOWN IN VOLOLO VILLAGE 1 43KM FROM WOTE TOWN IN KIANGINI S.CENTRE 1 45MINUTES DRIVE FROM MUKUYUNI MARKET-NGAI VILLAGE 1 47 KAPCHEROP 1 49 KABIYET 1 500M FROM KAONGO SHOPPING CENTRE 1 75KM FROM KITUI TOWN IN MUTOMO S. CENTRE 1 84 KAPTAGAT 1 93 KAPTAGAT 1 ABOUT 2KM FROM KITHIMANI STAGE IN YATTA 1 ALONG CHWELE-CHEPATAIS ROAD LOCATED NEXT TO CHEPTA 1 ALONG KACHOK TO DUNGA NEXT TO JOEL OMINO PRIMARY S 1 ALONG KAKAMEGA-KISUMU ROAD 1 1 ALONG KENYATTA AVENUE,PHOENIX HOUSE 5TH FLOOR 1 ALONG KEROKA-KILGORIS ROAD 1 ALONG KIMILILI -BOKOLI ROAD AFTER DARAJA MBILI 1 ALONG KISII KILGORIS ROAD NEXT TO THE ADMINISTRATI 1 ALONG KISUMU BUSIA ROAD IN YALLA TOWNSHIP 1 ALONG KISUMU-BUSIA ROAD 1 ALONG KISUMU-KAKAMEGA ROAD OPP NEW NYANZA GENERAL 1 ALONG KISUMU-KAKAMWGA ROAD OPP MARIE STOPES KSM 1 ALONG KITALE -ELDORET ROAD LOCATED AT MOIS BRIDGE 1 ALONG MAGADI ROAD IN RONGAI 1 ALONG MUMIAS ROAD 1 ALONG NAIROBI NAIVASHA ROAD THE FIRST RIGHT TURN A 1 ALONG NGONG ROAD NEAR NAZARENE CHURCH 1 ALONG NYANGUSU KEROKA ROAD 1 ALONG OYUGIS SONDU ROAD OPPOSITE SAWAGONGO BOYS SE 1 ALONG SIAYA-KISUMU ROAD 1 ALONG SONDU OYUGIS ROAD CHABERA SHOPPING CENTRE 1 ALONG WANYEE ROAD 1 APPROX. 54-57KM FROM KITUI TOWN IN KAUMU VILLAGE 1 1 APPROX.18-20KM FROM MTITO ANDEI IN TSAVO EAST. 1 APROX 17-20KM FROM MASII TOWN 1 ARABIA TOWN AT THE HILL SIDE 1 AROUND ELBURGON 1 AROUND EWASO NGIRO MARKET,APPROX 25KM FROM NAROK T 1 AROUND KATARET PRIMARY SCOOL,SIONGIROI MARKET 1 AROUND KERICHO CENTRE 1 AROUND KIPCHIMCHIM CENTRE 1 AROUND KIPWASTUIYO MARKET,APPROX 35KM FROM LITEIN 1 AROUND KURESOI SHOPPING CENTER 1 AROUND MILE 46 CENTER NEAR OLODOKILANI SEC SCHOOL 1 AROUND NAIKARA MARKET AND MOI NAIKARA SECONDARY SC 1 AROUND NAIVASHA TOWN NEAR STAGE 1 AROUND NAKURU TOWN 1 AROUND SIGOR MARKET NEXT TO CHEPALUNGU DISTRICT 1 AT BARAKANI STAGE NEAR BARAKANI MOSQUE 1 AT BORE HOLE 11 TOWN 1 AT DAADAB REFUGEE CAMP 1 AT DUGO TOWN 1 AT GALMAGALA TOWN 1 AT GARISSA TOWN ALONG DAADAB HIGHWAY 1 AT HARA VILLAGE 1 AT KADZINUNI , NEAR KADZINUNI PRIMARY IN KILIFI 1 AT KASIGAU OFF MSA-NRB HIGHWAY AT MAUNGU 1 AT KEMERA SHOPING CENTRE OFF KISII NYAMIRA ROAD 1 AT KENTATTA ALONG NGONG ROAD 1 AT KENYATTA MARKET STAGE IN NGUMO ESTATE 1 AT KILIFI TOWN NEAR KEMRI RESEARCH INSTITUTE 1 AT KILIFI TOWN OPP. PEACOCK GUEST HOUSE & HOTEL 1 AT KIPINI VILLAGE ABOUT 10KM WITHIN TOWN 1 AT MAFISINI VILLAGE NEAR LUNGA LUNGA 1 AT MASALANI CENTRE 1 AT MATHUKI MRKT NEXT DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE 1 AT MLALEO NEAR BARSHEBA MOSQUE NEAR KISAUNI 1 AT MODOGASHE TOWN 1 AT MOKOWE CENTRE NEAR MOKOWE SEC SCHOOL LAMU 1 AT MPEKETONI BAHARINI LOCATION NEAR CHIEF'S OFFICE 1 AT MPEKETONI TOWN NEAR D.OS OFFICE LAMU DISTRICT 1 AT MTWAPA NEAR POST BANK OPP KENDAS ARCHADE 1 AT NDILIDAU ALONG TAVETA-VOI ROAD 1 AT NYAHURURU TAKE A MAT TO NGANO THEN TAKE A MOTOR 1 AT OLOKURTO CENTRE 1 AT RHAMU TOWN NEAR AP LINE 1 AT ROKA MAWENI NEAR ROKA MAWENI PRIMARY IN KILIFI 1 AT TAKABA TOWN ADJACENT TO POLICE STATION 1 AT THE HAMISI DISTRICT HEADQUATERS 1 BEHIND COOPERATIVE BANK BUNGOMA 1 BEHIND EKALAKALA TOWN CENTRE ABOUT 35KM FROM MATUU 1 BETWEEN AP LINE AND DAMASALE PRIMARY SCHOOL 1 BOX 216KABARNET ALONG KABARNET-KOLOA ROAD 1 BOX 231ITEN ALONG ELDORET-KABARNET ROAD 1 BOX 241 KABARNET ALONG KABARNET-KOLOA ROAD 1 BOX 3 ELDORET 1 BOX 58 KABARNET 1 BOX 8168 ELDORET 1 CHONGORIA TOWN 3KM OFF EMBU-MERU 1 CHUKA SHOPPING CENTRE 100M FROM KOBIL PETROL 1 CLOSE TO MANYATTA PRIMARY SCHOOL 1 DIFF, IBRAHIM URE 1 EASTERN 1 ELDORET TOWN OPPOSITE KITMAT CENTRE 1 EMBU TOWN,NJIGORU BUILDING,2ND FLOOR 1 FOUND IN BUSIA 2KMS FROM MUNGATSI AREA NEAR MADEND 1 FOUND IN BUTERE MARENNTO LOCATION 500M FROM THE SI 1 FOUND IN KAKAMEGA CENTRAL 100M FROM NAVAKHOLO SHOP 1 FOUND IN KAKAMEGA COUNTY MALAVA TOWN 500M FROM THE 1 FOUND IN LUGARI DISTRICT 2KM FROM LWANDETI STAGE O 1 FOUND IN LUGARI.FROM MBANDE ABOUT 10KMS INTERIOR A 1 FOUND IN TESO DISTRICT 18KM FROM AMAGORO. 1 FOUND IN TIGOI OFF KAKAMEGA KISUMU ROAD 1 FROM KANGARI TOWN PROCEED TOWARDS KIGUMO AND MAKE 1 FROM KERUGOYA TOWN TAKE A BIKE 18KM TO FACILITY 1 FROM MBAGATHI WAY ON YOUR WAY TO NGUMO ESTATE 1 FROM MURANGA GO TO MUKUTU THEN TAKE A MOTORBIKE TO 1 FROM MURANGA TOWN GO TO MAKUYU THEN TAKE A MATATU 1 FROM MURANGA TOWN NO VEHICLE TAKE A BIKE 42KM TO F 1 FROM MURANGA TOWN TAKE A MATATU TO KANGEMA THEN A 1 FROM NYAHURURU TAKE A MAT 30KMS ITS WITHIN OLKALAU 1 FROM NYAHURURU TAKE A VEHICLE AND A LIGHT AT NYAYO 1 FROM NYAHURURU TOWN TAKE A MATATU THROUGH THE ROUG 1 FROM NYAHURURU TOWN TAKE A MOTORBIKE TO THE FACILI 2 FROM NYERI TOWN TAKE A VEHICLE TO MATHARI AND ALIG 1 FROM NYERI TOWN TAKE THE VEHICLE THROUGH KIGUMO TE 1 FROM YATTA ALIGHT AT SOFIA STAGE AND ABOUT 7KM AWA 1 GANJONI,NEAR MBARAKI ROUNDABOUT 1 GARISSA 2 GATIAINI SHOPPING CENTRE 1 GRIFTU 1 HABASWEIN 1 HOLA TOWN NEAR POLICE BASE WITH SAFIRCOM BOOSTER 1 HOMABAY TOWN 1 HURUMA ESTATE OFF OUTERING ROAD BUT INSIDE ESTATE 1 IBACHO TRADING CENTRE 1 1 IN EASTLEIGH NORTH AFTER ST. TERESA'S BOYS PRIMARY 1 IN GITHURAI OFF THIKA ROAD TOWARD GITHURAI MARKET 1 IN KAHAWA WENDANI ESTATE USE MURAM ROAD DIRECTLY O 1 IN KAPKITONY SUB LOCATION 1 IN KAYOLE ESTATE OFF KANGUNDO ROAD 1 IN KAYOLEESTATE OFF MAIN ROAD AFTER CHIEF'S OFFICE 1 IN KIAMBU TOWN OPPOSITE KIAMBU LAW COURTS 1 IN KILGORIS TOWN 1 IN KISII TOWN 1 IN KURIA BOADERING TRANSMARA AND TANZANIA 1 IN LIKUYANI DISTRICT APPROXIMATELY 4KM FROM MATUND 1 IN LWANDA TOWN ON HOMABAY MBITA ROAD 1 IN MACHAKOS TOWN OPPOSITE TEATOT HOTEL 1 IN MAKINDU TOWN NEXT TO OIL LIBYA PETROL STATION 1 IN MASABA SHOPPING CENTRE 1 IN MASANGA VILLAGE IN BOBASI CONSTITUENCY 1 IN MATILIKU TOWN NEXT TO PUBLIC WORKS OFFICES 1 IN MIGORI TOWN 1 IN MUTUNBEI SUB-LOCATION 1 IN MWIKI PAST KASARANI,IN SANTON BACKSTREET 1 IN NUNGUNI TOWN 150M FROM KENOL KOBIL FILING STATI 1 IN RANGWE TOWN 1 IN RUAKA TOWN OPPOSITE EVA SUPERMARKET 1 IN SIAYA TOWNN OFF KISUMU-BUSIA ROAD OPP VILLA HTL 1 IN SORI TOWN 1 IN SULTAN HAMUD TOWN NEXT TO SULTAN PRIMARY SCHOOL 1 IN THE CBD,LOCATED AT KENCOM HOUSE FIRST FLOOR 1 IN THIKA TOWN ALONG KWAME NKURUMAH ROAD NEAR FINA 1 IN THIKA TOWN ALONG UHURU ROAD 1 IN THIKA TOWN FROM THIKA CITY COUNCIL OFFICE TURN 1 IN THIKA TOWN NEXT TO CHANIA BOYS SECONDARY NEAR B 1 INSIDE EGERTON UNIVERSITY MAIN CAMPUS 1 INSIDE JAMES FINLAY TEA COMPANY 1 ISHIARA 6KMS FROM CIANGERA 1 ISHIARA TOWN 500M FROM MATATU TERNINUS 1 JUBANA AREA ALONG CHONYI NEAR TSAGWA PRI SCHOOL 1 KAENGURIA TOWNSHIP AFTER THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONER 1 KAIRRURI SHOPPING CENTRE NEXT TO CHIEF'S OFFICE 1 KALABATA 1 KALAMA DIVISON PAST KIMUTWA AREA 1 KALOLENI ESTATE,KIRIMA & SONS BUILDING. 1 KANJA SHOPPING CENTRE, 100M FROM THE MATATU TERMIN 1 KARAGITA CENTRE ALONG HELL'S GATE ROAD FROM NAIVAS 1 KAYOLEOPPOSITE CO-OPERATIVE NEXTTO NEWLIGHT SCHOOL 1 KEROGOYA TOWN A MAT TO KIANYAGA,BIKE TO THE FACILI 1 KHOROF HARAR 1 KIAMBEERE SHOPPING CENTRE, 16KM FROM KIRITIRI 1 KIBERA 1 KIBERA BEHIND DC`S PLACE ON YOUR WAY TO MAKINA 1 KIBOS-CHIGA ROAD 1 KIGORO SHOPPING CENTRE FROM THIKA USE GATANGA ROAD 1 KINARANI VILLAGE NEXT TO CHIEF OFFICE KALOLENI 1 KINORO SHOPPING CENTRE,6KM FROM ST. MARY STAGE 1 KISII TOWN 1 KISII-NYAMIRA ROAD,KEMERA 1 KORA KORA GARISSA 1 KWA HARAKA ALONG MURRAM ROAD 1 KYUSO 1 LANG'ATA SHOPPING CENTRE NEAR LANG'ATA BARRACKS 1 1 LIBOI 1 LOCATED AT KIRWARA SHOPPING CENTRE, 1 LOCATED IN KAKAMEGA CENTRAL INTEROR ABOUT 15KMS FR 1 LOCATED IN SHIANDA AREA MUMIAS 300M FROM SHIANDA T 1 LOCATED IN VIHIGA AT MBALE TOWN NEAR THE ROAD 1 LOCATED NEAR PROVINCIAL HQ ABOUT 1.5KM FROM TOWN 1 LUKORE TRADING CENTRE NEAR SHIMBA HILLS 1 MALINDI TOWN ALONG MALINDI POSTA GPO 1 MAUA TOWN 1 MAUA TOWN 1KM FROM MERU MAUA ROAD 1 MERU TOWN , 1KM FROM MERU ORANGE SHOP 1 MIGWANI 1 MISSING 5 MPUKONI SHOPPING CENTRE 1 MRINGA VILLAGE OFF LUNGA LUNGA ROAD 1 MSABAHA TOWN IN ST MARY'S CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL 1 MTWAPA CENTRE SOKO MJINGA HOSPITAL YA DR GEORGE 1 MUHORONI TOWN NEXT TO ST. AGNES PRIMARY 1 MURANGA TOWN TAKE A MAT2KANGEMA THEN TO KARIMA 1 MURANGA TOWN TO KANGEMA THEN TO KARIMA 1 MUTUATI MARKET, 21KM FROM MAUA TOWN 1 MWINGI 1 NANYUKI COUNTY COUNCIL HOSPITAL ROAD 1 NEAR BUSARA PRIMARY SCHOOL,UMOJA 11 1 NEAR DISTRICT COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE 1 NEAR GATHAGA SHOPPING CENTRE 1 NEAR GATUANYAGA PRIMARY SCHOOL 1 NEAR MAGUTUNI SHOPPING CENTRE 10KM FRM KIERIA MKT 1 NEAR MAJENGO MARKET ALONG KIPCHOGE KEINO ROAD 1 NEAR MATAARA TEA FACTORY 1 NEAR MIHUTI SECONDARY SCHOOL 1 NEAR MOI DISTRICT HOSPITAL, VOI TOWN 1 NEAR MUTHARA SHOPPING CENTRE 3KM FROM MERU MAUA RD 1 NEAR NAMANGA TOWN 1 NEXT TO ACK CHURCH IN KIBWEZI TOWN 1 1 NEXT TO GAICHANJIRU HIGH SCHOOL 1 NEXT TO GRACE GUEST HOUSE IN IKUTHA MARKET 1 NEXT TO KATILU MARKET CENTRE 1 NEXT TO KENYA MEDICAL TRAINING COLLEGE 1 NEXT TO KILALA POLYTECHNIC ALONG MACHAKOS-WOTE RD 1 NEXT TO KOLA MARKET (PAST)ON TOP OF KITUTU HILL 1 NEXT TO MARKET/SHOPPING CENTRE 1 NEXT TO NAKUMATT AND WATER BUUL HOTEL NAKURU 1 NEXT TO PETROL FILLING STATION AT MUTOMO MARKET 1 NEXT TO RAILWAY STATION IN MTITO ANDEI TOWN 1 NEXT TO THE DOS OFFICES 1 NEXT TO THE PROVINCIAL ADMINISTRATION OFFICES 1 NEXT UKIA AIC CHURCH,17KM FROM WOTE TOWN. 1 NKUBU SHOPPING CENTRE, ALONG MITUNGUU ROAD 1 NYAMIRA NORTH DISTRICT ALONG EKERENTO TOCHABERA RD 1 NYANGUSU NYACHEKI ROAD BUT IN THE VILLAGE 1 NYERI TOWN NEXT TO EQUITY BANK 1 NYERI TOWN WALK3KM FROM STAGE 2SOUTH ON LEFT SIDE 1 OBER SHOPPING CENTRE ALONG OYUGIS SONDU ROAD 1 OFF CHWELE-KIMILILI ROAD NEXT TO CHEPUKAKA MARKET 1 OFF KAJIADO ROAD(HIGHWAY),ALONG EPZ ROAD 1 OFF KENDUBAY-HOMABAY ROAD VIA PALA MARKET 1 OFF KIBOS ROAD MANYATTA CORNER MBAYA 1 OFF KIMILILI KAMUKUYWA ROAD TOWARDS CHESAMIS HIGH 1 OFF KISIAN-BONDO ROAD 1 OFF KISII-KERICHO HIGHWAY,EKERENYO 1 OFF KISII-MIGORI HIGHWAY,ITIERIO 1 OFF KITALE -KAPENGURIA ROAD 1 OFF KITALE -WEBUYE ROAD THEN 1 OFF LIMURU ROAD DIRECTLY OPPOSITE CITY PARK MARKET 1 OFF MERU-MAUA ROAD, NEAR ANTUBETWE SHOPPING CENTRE 1 OFF MISIKHU -KITALE ROAD BRANCH TOWARDS NDIVISI 1 OFF MOI AVENUE,OPPOSITE KCB KILINDINI BRANCH 1 OFF NYALI ROAD, KONGOWEA MARKET 1 OFF NYERERE AVENUE BEFORE AGAKHAN HOSPITAL,MOMBASA 1 OFF PIPELINE ROAD NEXT DAVESTAR SUPERMARKET 1 OFF THIKA INSIDE KAHAWA GARRISON ARMY BARRACKS 1 OFF WEBUYE-KITALE ROAD BRANCH FROM KIMIMINI MARKET 1 OGEMBO TOWN 1 OGWEDHI VILLAGE BOADERING TRANSMARA AND KURIA 1 ON MIGORI ISBANIA ROAD BRANCH AT MABERA TO IRAHA 1 ON RIGHT SIDE OF THE ROAD ON YOUR WAY TO KAWANGWAR 1 ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE ROAD ON YOU WAY TO KAWANG 1 OPPOSITE MBOI KAMITI POLICE POST 1 OPPOSITE THE NEW MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OFFICES 1 PANGANI SHOPPING CENTRE ALONG AGOI ROAD-THIKA ROAD 1 PAST KIAMBU TOWN A PLACE CALLED CIAND 1 PAST KIANJANI SHOPPING CENTRE,KIANJANI BOYS 1 PAST MAKONGENI ESTATE NEAR A SAFARICOM TRANSFORMER 1 PAST MIGORI KNOWN AS THE ROAD ON KEHANCHA 1 PAST NYAMARAMBE ON THE WAY TO ETAGO 1 PAST ROMBO SHOOPING CENTER 50KM ROUGH ROAD 1 PRIVATE BAG,ELDORET 1 RUARAKA,BABADOGOESTATE NEXT TOCHANDARIAINDUSTRIES 1 SABA SABA SHOPPING CENTRE , MURANG`A 1 TAKE A MAT FROM NYERI AND HOSPITAL ALONG THE ROAD 1 TAKE A MAT KARATINA ALIGHT AT THE SIGN POST B4 KAR 1 TISINYE VILLAGE IN KURIA WEST DISTRICT 1 TIWI VILLAGE OFF LIKONI-UKUNDA ROAD 1 TSEIKURU 1 VILLAGE KNOWN AS KANUYAMKAGO IN URIRI CONSTITUENCY 1 VUGURUNGANI TRADING CENTRE 1 WAGALLA 1 WAJIR SOUTH 1 WAJIR WEST,GANYURE 1 WINZYEEI 1 WITHIN BUNGOMA TOWN OPPOSITE THE DC OFFICE 1 WITHIN KITALE TOWN ALONG LINE MOJA STREET 1 WITHIN MAGADI TOWN 1 WITHIN NAKURU TOWN NEXT TO PROVINCIAL GENERAL HOSP 1 WITHIN NAKURU TOWN. OFF THE MAIN HIGHWAY 1 WITHIN SONY SUGAR COMPANY GROUP 1 WUNDANYI CENTRE NEXT TO COUNTY COUNCIL OFFICES 1 YATTA 15KM AWAY FROM SOFIA TOWN 1 Province_code PROVINCE All facilities 328 0 Province of Kenya where the facility is located 1 Central 44 2 Coast 35 3 Eastern 64 4 Nairobi 29 5 North Eastern 24 6 Nyanza 45 7 Rift Valley 63 8 Western 24 County_Code COUNTY All facilities 328 0 County of Kenya where the facility is located 1 Kiambu 17 2 Kirinyaga 2 3 Murang'a 12 4 Nyandarua 7 5 Nyeri 6 6 Kilifi 10 7 Kwale 5 8 Laikipia 2 9 Lamu 3 10 Mombasa 8 11 Taita Taveta 5 12 Tana River 2 13 Embu 8 14 Kitui 11 15 Machakos 9 16 Makueni 20 17 Meru 11 18 Tharaka Nithi 5 19 Nairobi 29 20 Garissa 11 21 Isiolo 4 22 Marsabit 0 23 Wajir 9 24 Homa Bay 7 25 Kisii 11 26 Kisumu 9 27 Migori 11 28 Nyamira 4 29 Siaya 3 30 Baringo 6 31 Bomet 3 32 Elgeyo Marakwet 7 33 Kajiado 6 34 Kericho 3 35 Laikipia 2 36 Nakuru 14 37 Nandi 2 38 Narok 5 39 Samburu 1 40 Trans Nzoia 3 41 Turkana 4 42 Uasin Gishu 5 43 West Pokot 2 44 Bungoma 9 45 Busia 2 46 Kakamega 10 47 Vihiga 3 District_Code DISTRICT All facilities 328 0 District (Former) of Kenya where the facility is located 1 Gatundu 1 2 Kiambu East 5 3 Kiambu West 1 4 Thika 10 5 Kirinyaga 2 6 Muranga North 8 7 Muranga South 4 8 Nyandarua North 7 9 Nyeri North 6 10 Kaloleni 2 11 Kilifi 6 12 Malindi 2 13 Kinango 1 14 Kwale 2 15 Msambweni 2 16 Laikipia East 2 17 Lamu 3 18 Mombasa 8 19 Taita 3 20 Taveta 2 21 Tana Delta 2 22 Embu 5 23 Mbeere 3 24 Kitui 2 25 Kyuso 2 26 Mutomo 3 27 Mwingi 4 28 Kangundo 1 29 Machakos 3 30 Mwala 1 31 Yatta 4 32 Kibwezi 6 33 Makueni 6 34 Mbooni 2 35 Nzaui 6 36 Igembe 4 37 Imenti Central 1 38 Imenti North 4 39 Tigania 2 40 Maara 2 41 Meru South 2 42 Tharaka 1 43 Nairobi East 6 44 Nairobi North 9 45 Nairobi West 14 46 Fafi 1 47 Garissa 4 48 Ijara 2 49 Lagdera 4 50 Garbatula 0 51 Mandera Central 2 52 Mandera East 1 53 Mandera West 1 54 Laisamis 0 55 Wajir East 1 56 Wajir North 1 57 Wajir South 4 58 Wajir West 3 59 Homa Bay 2 60 Rachuonyo 4 61 Suba 1 62 Gucha 4 63 Gucha South 1 64 Kisii Central 3 65 Kisii South 1 66 Masaba 2 67 Kisumu East 6 68 Kisumu West 2 69 Nyando 1 70 Kuria East 1 71 Kuria West 3 72 Migori 5 73 Rongo 2 74 Manga 2 75 Nyamira 2 76 Siaya 3 77 Baringo 3 78 Baringo North 3 79 Bomet 2 80 Buret 1 81 Keiyo 6 82 Marakwet 1 83 Kajiado 5 84 Loitokitok 1 85 Kericho 3 86 Laikipia North 1 87 Laikipia West 1 88 Molo 3 89 Naivasha 2 90 Nakuru Central 7 91 Nakuru North 2 92 Nandi East 1 93 Nandi North 2 94 Narok South 2 95 Trans Mara 2 96 Samburu East 1 97 Samburu North 0 98 Kwanza 1 99 Trans Nzoia West 2 100 Turkana Central 1 101 Turkana North 1 102 Turkana South 2 103 Eldoret East 3 104 Eldoret West 2 105 West Pokot 2 106 Bungoma East 1 107 Bungoma North 3 108 Bungoma South 3 109 Bungoma West 1 110 Mt. Elgon 1 111 Busia 1 112 Teso 1 113 Butere 1 114 Kakamega Central 3 115 Kakamega North 1 116 Kakamega South 1 117 Lugari 3 118 Mumias 1 119 Hamisi 2 120 Vihiga 1 121 Kimilili 0 Facility Level (From frame) K11 LEVEL OF HEALTH FACILITY AS PER THE MASTERLIST All facilities 328 0 Facility level as provided in the frame from the Ministry of Health (Then Ministry of Medical Services) 2 Level 2 94 3 Level 3 98 4 Level 4 94 5 Level 5 14 6 Level 6 2 7 MSI 24 8 FHOK 2 K12 Facility Level (Observed) K12 LEVEL OF HEALTH FACILITY AS PER THE RESPONDENT All facilities 328 0 Facility level as provided by the respondent 1 Level 1 0 2 Level 2 91 3 Level 3 103 4 Level 4 86 5 Level 5 23 6 Level 6 2 7 MSI/FHOK 22 96 Other 0 99 Missing 1 K12 Other Facility Level (Specify) K12 LEVEL OF HEALTH FACILITY AS PER THE RESPONDENT (Specify) Facilities that responded "Other" in K12 0 0 K13 Type of facility K13. TYPE OF HEALTH FACILITY All facilities 328 0 Type of healthcare facility 1 National Hospital 2 2 Provincial Hospital 11 3 District Hospital 28 4 Sub-District Hospital 39 5 Nursing Home 15 6 Maternity Hospital 6 7 Health Centre 83 8 Clinic 29 9 Dispensary 79 96 Other 35 99 Missing 1 K13 Other Facility Type K13. TYPE OF HEALTH FACILITY All facilities reponding "Other" at K13 above 35 0 Other facility type COMPANY 1 HOSPITAL 2 MEDICAL CENTRE AND MATERNITY 1 MEICAL CENTRE 1 MISSING 3 MISSION HOSPITAL 8 MSI 3 MSI/FHOK 2 OTHER HOSPITAL 6 PRIAVATE HOSPITAL 1 PRIVATE HOSPITAL 4 PRIVATE HOSPITAL(FAITH BASED) 1 REFERAL HOSP. 1 TERTIARY REFERAL CENTRE 1 K14 Ownership of facility K14. OWNERSHIP All Facilities 328 0 Healthcare facility ownership 1 Public 212 2 Private for-profit 55 3 Faith-based organization/mission 31 4 Non-governmental organization (NGO) 20 5 Community Based organization (CBO) 4 96 Other (Specify) 5 99 Missing 1 K14 Ownership of facility-Other specify (Specify) 5 0 COMPANY 1 COMPANY FACILITY 1 COMPANY HOSPITAL (WELFARE) 1 LOCAL GOVERNMENT 1 PRIVATE (NON-PROFIT) 1 K15 Result K15. INTERVIEW OUTCOME All facilities 328 0 Result of interview 1 Complete 328 2 Refused 0 3 Incomplete 0 4 Health Facility not functional 0 6 Other result 0 9 Missing 0 K15 Result-Other Specify K15. INTERVIEW OUTCOME (Specify) Only facilities that reasponded "Other" at K15 above 0 0 K15. INTERVIEW OUTCOME 101 Respondent's profession Q101. What is your profession at this facility? All respondents 324 4 Respondent's Profession 1 OB-GYN 3 2 Medical Officer/GP 12 3 Clinical Officer 81 4 Trained Midwife 4 5 Nurse 218 6 Nurse Aide 0 96 Other 6 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 101 Other Profession-Specify Q101. What is your profession at this facility? (Specify) All respondents who responded "Other" in Q101 6 0 Other types of profession ADMINISTRATOR 1 ENROLLED NURSE AND ENROLLED MIDWIFE 1 MATRON 1 PAEDETRICIAN 1 REGISTERED MIDWIFE 1 REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH OFFICER 1 102 Gender Q102. Respondent's sex All respondents 328 0 Sex of respondent 1 Male 158 2 Female 166 9 Missing 4 103 Age of respondent Q103. How old are you? All respondents 319 9 Respondent's age 21 1 22 2 23 2 24 3 25 12 26 17 27 12 28 18 29 17 30 21 31 12 32 12 33 12 34 15 35 9 36 3 37 2 38 12 39 9 40 12 41 6 42 14 43 9 44 4 45 6 46 9 47 10 48 4 49 7 50 4 51 10 52 4 53 7 54 2 55 6 56 6 58 3 60 2 63 1 66 1 67 1 97 Refused 0 98 Can't recall/ Remember 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 104 Highest qualification Q104. What is your highest professional/academic qualification you have completed? All respondents 324 4 Respondent's highest professional/academic qualification completed 1 College (middle level) 286 2 Degree 30 3 Post graduate 3 6 Other 1 9 Missing 4 Sysmiss 4 104 Highest qualification-Other specify Q104. What is your highest professional/academic qualification you have completed? All those who responded "Other" at Q104 1 0 Other respondent's highest professional/academic qualification completed SECONDARY 1 105 Respondent's responsibility Q105. Whats your main responsibility at this facility? All respondents 324 4 This refers to the actual responsibility that the respondent has in teh facility, over and above their professional qualifications 1 Facility administrator 21 2 Facility in-charge 189 3 Unit in-charge 58 4 Health care provider (non-administrative) 52 6 Other 2 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 4 105 Respondent's responsibility-Other specify Q105. Whats your main responsibility at this facility? All respondents who responded "Other" at Q105 above 2 0 For all re IN CHARGE OF FP\CHILD WELFARE\OUTPATIENT 1 SUPERVISES THE INTERNS 1 106 Years of service at current position Q106. How many years have you worked in your current primary position? [If less than 1 year, fill 00] All respondents 321 7 Years of service at teh current position in Q106 0 49 1 45 2 50 3 35 4 28 5 26 6 9 7 6 8 9 9 5 10 16 11 2 12 7 13 3 14 2 15 5 16 2 17 1 18 2 19 4 20 7 21 1 22 1 25 1 26 1 28 1 30 1 32 1 33 1 97 Refused 0 98 Can't recall/ Remember 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 7 107 Outpatient (Ambulatory) Q107. Which units does this facility have? Read out all categories. Multiple responses are allowed All respondents 324 4 Type of service points avialbale at the healthfacility 1 Yes 324 2 No 0 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 107 Inpatient unit Q107. Which units does this facility have? Read out all categories. Multiple responses are allowed All respondents 324 4 Type of service points avialbale at the healthfacility 1 Yes 178 2 No 146 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 107 Operating room/ theatre Q107. Which units does this facility have? Read out all categories. Multiple responses are allowed All respondents 324 4 Type of service points avialbale at the healthfacility 1 Yes 113 2 No 211 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 107 Evacuation room Q107. Which units does this facility have? Read out all categories. Multiple responses are allowed All respondents 324 4 Type of service points avialbale at the healthfacility 1 Yes 119 2 No 205 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 107 Gynaecological room Q107. Which units does this facility have? Read out all categories. Multiple responses are allowed All respondents 324 4 Type of service points avialbale at the healthfacility 1 Yes 61 2 No 263 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 107 Labour ward Q107. Which units does this facility have? Read out all categories. Multiple responses are allowed All respondents 324 4 Type of service points avialbale at the healthfacility 1 Yes 233 2 No 91 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 107 Maternity ward Q107. Which units does this facility have? Read out all categories. Multiple responses are allowed All respondents 324 4 Type of service points avialbale at the healthfacility 1 Yes 229 2 No 95 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 107 MCH unit Q107. Which units does this facility have? Read out all categories. Multiple responses are allowed All respondents 324 4 Type of service points avialbale at the healthfacility 1 Yes 301 2 No 23 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 107 FP unit Q107. Which units does this facility have? Read out all categories. Multiple responses are allowed All respondents 324 4 Type of service points avialbale at the healthfacility 1 Yes 271 2 No 53 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 107 Intensive care unit (ICU) Q107. Which units does this facility have? Read out all categories. Multiple responses are allowed All respondents 324 4 Type of service points avialbale at the healthfacility 1 Yes 22 2 No 302 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 107 Emergency ward Q107. Which units does this facility have? Read out all categories. Multiple responses are allowed All respondents 324 4 Type of service points avialbale at the healthfacility 1 Yes 60 2 No 264 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 107 Laboratory Q107. Which units does this facility have? Read out all categories. Multiple responses are allowed All respondents 324 4 Type of service points avialbale at the healthfacility 1 Yes 259 2 No 65 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 107 Pharmacy Q107. Which units does this facility have? Read out all categories. Multiple responses are allowed All respondents 324 4 Type of service points avialbale at the healthfacility 1 Yes 300 2 No 24 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 107 Specialized Clinics Q107. Which units does this facility have? Read out all categories. Multiple responses are allowed All respondents 328 0 Type of service points avialbale at the healthfacility 1 Yes 99 2 No 229 9 Missing 0 107 Others Q107. Which units does this facility have? Read out all categories. Multiple responses are allowed All respondents 324 4 Type of service points avialbale at the healthfacility 1 Yes 8 2 No 316 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 107 Other services (Specify) Q107. Which units does this facility have? Read out all categories. Multiple responses are allowed All respondents 8 0 Type of service points avialbale at the healthfacility CSSD FOR STERILIZATION 1 CWC 1 GENERAL ROOM FOR MOST SERVICES 1 IMAGING UNIT ,LAUNDRY AND KITCHEN ,NHIF UNIT 1 MOBILE CLINIC 1 NHIF STAFF OUTPATIENT 1 OUT REACH CLIENT 1 PLASTER ROOM OCCUPATIONAL + PHYSIOTHERAPY 1 108 Specialized (OB-GYN) Q108. Which of the following services does this facility provide? All respondents 324 4 List of services that a facility needed to be offering for inclusion in the survey. at least, all facilities were expected to be offering post abortion cares services 1 Yes 90 2 No 234 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 108 Materniity and delivery Q108. Which of the following services does this facility provide? All respondents 324 4 List of services that a facility needed to be offering for inclusion in the survey. at least, all facilities were expected to be offering post abortion cares services 1 Yes 271 2 No 53 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 108 Post abortion care/counselling Q108. Which of the following services does this facility provide? All respondents 324 4 List of services that a facility needed to be offering for inclusion in the survey. at least, all facilities were expected to be offering post abortion cares services 1 Yes 319 2 No 5 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 108 Post abortion contraceptive counselling Q108. Which of the following services does this facility provide? All respondents 324 4 List of services that a facility needed to be offering for inclusion in the survey. at least, all facilities were expected to be offering post abortion cares services 1 Yes 313 2 No 11 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 108 None of the above Q108. Which of the following services does this facility provide? All respondents 324 4 List of services that a facility needed to be offering for inclusion in the survey. at least, all facilities were expected to be offering post abortion cares services 1 Yes 0 2 No 324 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 109 No. of PAC trained people Q109. How many people in this facility are trained to provide PAC services? If 00 skip to Module 2 All respondents 321 7 Total number of staff in the facility who are trained to offer Post abortion care (PAC) services 0 70 1 75 2 69 3 33 4 18 5 9 6 7 7 3 8 1 9 1 10 8 11 6 12 2 15 5 20 6 21 2 25 1 30 1 35 2 40 1 50 1 98 D/K/C/T 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 7 110 Frequency of staff training on PAC Q110. How often is a staff member trained in PAC available to attend to PAC patients? All respondents at facilities that responded atleast one staff is trained for PAC at Q109 254 74 Frequency of staff training on PAC service provision 1 Rarely 24 2 Sometimes 25 3 Almost always 46 4 Always 156 9 Missing 3 Sysmiss 74 201 Deliveries code Q201. On average, about how many deliveries take place at your facility each month? If respondent can’t answer for the total number in the year 2011 All respondents 327 1 This variable captures the code/value which identifies whether a response value in the next variable was either "Deliveries per month" or Deliveries in the past year, 2011" 1 Per month 318 2 In 2011 9 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 1 201 Deliveries value If respondent can't answer for the total number in the year 2011 All respondents 327 1 This variable captures the actual number of deliveries, whether they were "per month" or " in the past year, 2011" 0 40 1 19 2 18 3 18 4 18 5 20 6 8 7 5 8 7 10 16 11 1 12 6 15 17 16 2 17 2 18 1 20 19 21 1 23 1 24 1 25 8 28 2 30 23 31 1 34 2 35 3 40 6 41 1 42 1 43.9 4 45 1 50 8 56 2 60 2 65 1 70 7 75 1 80 2 85 1 90 6 92 1 100 2 120 2 140 1 150 1 240 1 250 1 260 1 300 3 350 1 400 2 450 1 480 1 500 2 550 1 650 1 652 1 750 1 1000 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 1 202 Outpatient ward/Recovery room Q202. In which sections of this health facility are post-abortion patients treated? Read out the list of wards and circle all that apply All respondents 324 4 This variable captures whether or not PAc patients are treated in the listed sections of the health facility 1 Yes 233 2 No 87 9 Missing 4 Sysmiss 4 202 Operating room Q202. In which sections of this health facility are post-abortion patients treated? Read out the list of wards and circle all that apply All respondents 324 4 This variable captures whether or not PAc patients are treated in the listed sections of the health facility 1 Yes 52 2 No 268 9 Missing 4 Sysmiss 4 202 Evacuation room Q202. In which sections of this health facility are post-abortion patients treated? Read out the list of wards and circle all that apply All respondents 324 4 This variable captures whether or not PAc patients are treated in the listed sections of the health facility 1 Yes 72 2 No 248 9 Missing 4 Sysmiss 4 202 Gynaecological ward Q202. In which sections of this health facility are post-abortion patients treated? Read out the list of wards and circle all that apply All respondents 324 4 This variable captures whether or not PAc patients are treated in the listed sections of the health facility 1 Yes 45 2 No 275 9 Missing 4 Sysmiss 4 202 Labour ward Q202. In which sections of this health facility are post-abortion patients treated? Read out the list of wards and circle all that apply All respondents 324 4 This variable captures whether or not PAc patients are treated in the listed sections of the health facility 1 Yes 120 2 No 200 9 Missing 4 Sysmiss 4 202 Maternity ward Q202. In which sections of this health facility are post-abortion patients treated? Read out the list of wards and circle all that apply All respondents 324 4 This variable captures whether or not PAc patients are treated in the listed sections of the health facility 1 Yes 136 2 No 184 9 Missing 4 Sysmiss 4 202 General female ward Q202. In which sections of this health facility are post-abortion patients treated? Read out the list of wards and circle all that apply All respondents 324 4 This variable captures whether or not PAc patients are treated in the listed sections of the health facility 1 Yes 61 2 No 259 9 Missing 4 Sysmiss 4 202 ICU Q202. In which sections of this health facility are post-abortion patients treated? Read out the list of wards and circle all that apply All respondents 324 4 This variable captures whether or not PAc patients are treated in the listed sections of the health facility 1 Yes 6 2 No 314 9 Missing 4 Sysmiss 4 202 Emergency ward Q202. In which sections of this health facility are post-abortion patients treated? Read out the list of wards and circle all that apply All respondents 324 4 This variable captures whether or not PAc patients are treated in the listed sections of the health facility 1 Yes 16 2 No 304 9 Missing 4 Sysmiss 4 202 Operating room Q202. In which sections of this health facility are post-abortion patients treated? Read out the list of wards and circle all that apply All respondents 324 4 This variable captures whether or not PAc patients are treated in the listed sections of the health facility 1 Yes 10 2 No 310 9 Missing 4 Sysmiss 4 202 Other Q202. In which sections of this health facility are post-abortion patients treated? Read out the list of wards and circle all that apply All respondents 324 4 This variable captures whether or not PAc patients are treated in the listed sections of the health facility 1 Yes 9 2 No 311 9 Missing 4 Sysmiss 4 202 Other (Specify) Q202. In which sections of this health facility are post-abortion patients treated? Read out the list of wards and circle all that apply All respondents who responded "Yes" to Q202X above 9 0 This variable captures whether or not PAC patients are treated in any other sections apart from the ones listed FAMILY PLANNING UNIT 1 FP ROOM 1 MCH 3 MCH AND FAMILY PLANNING 1 MCH CLINIC FOR COUNSELLING 1 RENAL UNIT 1 REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CLINIC 1 203 Outpatient Probe to make sure you are capturing all that apply All respondents 328 0 Captures all facilities that responded that PAc patients were treated as outpatients at the facility 1 Yes 315 2 No 9 9 Missing 4 203 Inpatient Probe to make sure you are capturing all that apply All respondents 328 0 Captures all facilities that responded that PAc patients were treated as intpatients at the facility 1 Yes 171 2 No 153 9 Missing 4 204 Typical PAC outpatients code Q204. During a typical month, about how many such post-abortion care patients would you estimate are treated as outpatients at this facility as a whole? Please remember to include all post-abortion care patients whether they are due to spontaneous or induced abortions. All respondents who responded that their facilities usually treat PAC patients as outpatient 328 0 This variable captures the code/value which identifies whether a response value in the next variable was either "PAC patients treated as outpatients in a typical month" or PAC patients treated as outpatient "in a typical year" 1 Typical Month 313 2 Typical Year 6 9 Missing 9 Q204. During a typical month, about how many such post-abortion care patients would you estimate are treated as outpatients at this facility as a whole? Please remember to include all post-abortion care patients whether they are due to spontaneous or induced abortions. All respondents who responded that their facilities usually treat PAC patients as outpatient and a non-missing response at 204_code above 319 9 This variable captures the actual number of outpatient PAC patients, whether they were "in a typical month" or " in a typical year" 0 4 1 47 2 50 3 56 4 26 5 30 6 14 7 7 8 9 9 1 9.7 4 10 18 12 2 13 2 15 9 18 1 20 10 25 5 30 6 35 1 40 2 50 3 55 2 60 2 63 1 70 1 95 1 100 1 120 2 150 1 210 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 Q205. In the past month, about how many post-abortion care patients were treated as outpatients in this facility as a whole (please remember to include all post-abortion care patients, whether they are due to spontaneous or induced abortions) All respondents who responded that their facilities usually treat PAC patients as outpatient 328 0 This variable captures the code/value which identifies whether a response value in the next variable was either "PAC patients treated as outpatients in a past month" or PAC patients treated as outpatient "in a past year" 1 Past Month 313 2 Past Year 2011 5 9 Missing 10 Q205. In the past month, about how many post-abortion care patients were treated as outpatients in this facility as a whole (please remember to include all post-abortion care patients, whether they are due to spontaneous or induced abortions) All respondents who responded that their facilities usually treat PAC patients as outpatient and a non-missing response at 205_code above 319 9 This variable captures the actual number of outpatient PAC patients, whether they were "in a past month" or " in a past year 2011" 0 58 1 49 2 51 3 36 4 25 5 18 6 7 7 5 8 9 8.1 4 9 4 10 7 11 2 12 4 14 1 15 3 16 1 17 1 18 1 20 6 22 4 23 1 30 3 32 1 35 2 42 1 43 1 45 1 52 1 56 1 57 1 60 2 68 1 70 1 77 1 79 1 90 1 130 2 203 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 206 Typical PAC inpatients code IF Q203 INDICATES THAT INPATIENT SERVICES ARE PROVIDED, THEN ANSWER Q206-207 IF NOT, GO TO Q208 Q206. During a typical month, about how many such post-abortion care patients would you estimate are treated as inpatients at this facility as a whole? Please remember to include all post-abortion care patients whether they are due to spontaneous or induced abortions All respondents who responded that their facilities usually treat PAC patients as inpatient 328 0 This variable captures the code/value which identifies whether a response value in the next variable was either "PAC patients treated as intpatients in a typical month" or PAC patients treated as inpatient "in a typical year" 1 Typical Month 173 2 Typical Year 2 9 Missing 153 IF Q203 INDICATES THAT INPATIENT SERVICES ARE PROVIDED, THEN ANSWER Q206-207 IF NOT, GO TO Q208 Q206. During a typical month, about how many such post-abortion care patients would you estimate are treated as inpatients at this facility as a whole? Please remember to include all post-abortion care patients whether they are due to spontaneous or induced abortions All respondents who responded that their facilities usually treat PAC patients as intpatient and a non-missing response at 206_code above 176 152 This variable captures the actual number of inpatient PAC patients, whether they were "in a typical month" or " in a typical year" 0 4 1 30 2 31 3 21 4 9 5 22 6 7 7 5 8 4 9 1 10 12 10.5 4 14 1 15 4 16 1 20 1 25 1 30 2 32 1 35 2 36 1 40 1 45 1 50 4 60 2 90 2 150 1 200 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 152 Q207. In the past month, about how many post-abortion care patients were treated as inpatients in this facility as a whole? Please remember to include all post-abortion patients, whether they are due to spontaneous or induced abortions All respondents who responded that their facilities usually treat PAC patients as inpatient 328 0 This variable captures the code/value which identifies whether a response value in the next variable was either "PAC patients treated as inpatients in a past month" or PAC patients treated as inpatient "in a past year" 1 Past Month 173 2 Past Year 2011 1 9 Missing 154 Q207. In the past month, about how many post-abortion care patients were treated as inpatients in this facility as a whole? Please remember to include all post-abortion patients, whether they are due to spontaneous or induced abortions All respondents who responded that their facilities usually treat PAC patients as inpatient and a non-missing response at 207_code above 174 154 This variable captures the actual number of inpatient PAC patients, whether they were "in a past month" or " in a past year" 0 34 1 29 2 24 3 19 4 14 5 14 6 1 7 3 8 5 8.8 4 9 1 10 3 12 1 13 1 15 2 16 1 20 1 24 1 25 2 30 4 40 3 45 1 47 1 50 1 90 1 130 1 170 1 186 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 154 208 Typical PAC inpatients code All respondents 328 0 This variable captures the code/value which identifies whether a response value in the next variable was either "PAC patients referred in typical month" or PAC patients referred "in a typical year" 1 Typical Month 294 2 Typical Year 34 9 Missing 0 All respondents with a non-missing response at 208_code above 328 0 This variable captures the actual number of PAC patients referred, whether they were "in a typical month" or " in a typical year" 0 103 1 92 1.6 4 2 70 3 26 4 13 5 10 6 2 7 1 8 1 10 5 35 1 99999 Missing 0 Q209. In the past month, about how many post-abortion care patients were referred from this facility as a whole? Please remember to include all post-abortion care patients, whether they are due to complications of spontaneous or induced abortions. All respondents 320 8 This variable captures the code/value which identifies whether a response value in the next variable was either "PAC patients referred in a past month" or PAC patients referred "in a past year" 1 Past Month 302 2 Past Year 2011 18 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 8 Q209. In the past month, about how many post-abortion care patients were referred from this facility as a whole? Please remember to include all post-abortion care patients, whether they are due to complications of spontaneous or induced abortions. All respondents w ith a non-missing value at Q209_code above 320 8 This variable captures the actual number of PAC patients referred, whether "in a past month" or " in a past year" 0 195 1 62 1.1 4 2 34 3 10 4 3 5 6 6 2 9 1 12 1 28 1 100 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 8 210 Stop bleeding Q210. When a PAC case comes in and you determine it's too severe for you to handle, what services do you give before you refer them on? Circle all that apply. Do not prompt All respondents 231 97 This variable captures whether or not each of the listed procedures/services is given or not to a severly complicated PAC client before they are referred to other facilities 1 Yes 149 2 No 82 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 97 210 Provide antibiotics Q210. When a PAC case comes in and you determine it's too severe for you to handle, what services do you give before you refer them on? Circle all that apply. Do not prompt All respondents 231 97 This variable captures whether or not each of the listed procedures/services is given or not to a severly complicated PAC client before they are referred to other facilities 1 Yes 151 2 No 80 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 97 210 Provide pain killers Q210. When a PAC case comes in and you determine it's too severe for you to handle, what services do you give before you refer them on? Circle all that apply. Do not prompt All respondents 231 97 This variable captures whether or not each of the listed procedures/services is given or not to a severly complicated PAC client before they are referred to other facilities 1 Yes 138 2 No 93 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 97 210 Provide IVF for rehydration Q210. When a PAC case comes in and you determine it's too severe for you to handle, what services do you give before you refer them on? Circle all that apply. Do not prompt All respondents 231 97 This variable captures whether or not each of the listed procedures/services is given or not to a severly complicated PAC client before they are referred to other facilities 1 Yes 156 2 No 75 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 97 210 Provide counselling Q210. When a PAC case comes in and you determine it's too severe for you to handle, what services do you give before you refer them on? Circle all that apply. Do not prompt All respondents 231 97 This variable captures whether or not each of the listed procedures/services is given or not to a severly complicated PAC client before they are referred to other facilities 1 Yes 37 2 No 194 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 97 210 Don't refer patients Q210. When a PAC case comes in and you determine it's too severe for you to handle, what services do you give before you refer them on? Circle all that apply. Do not prompt All respondents 231 97 This variable captures whether or not each of the listed procedures/services is given or not to a severly complicated PAC client before they are referred to other facilities 1 Yes 2 2 No 229 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 97 210 None of above Q210. When a PAC case comes in and you determine it's too severe for you to handle, what services do you give before you refer them on? Circle all that apply. Do not prompt All respondents 231 97 This variable captures whether or not each of the listed procedures/services is given or not to a severly complicated PAC client before they are referred to other facilities 1 Yes 7 2 No 224 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 97 210 Other Q210. When a PAC case comes in and you determine it's too severe for you to handle, what services do you give before you refer them on? Circle all that apply. Do not prompt All respondents 231 97 This variable captures whether or not each of the listed procedures/services is given or not to a severly complicated PAC client before they are referred to other facilities 1 Yes 18 2 No 213 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 97 210 Other (Specify) Q210. When a PAC case comes in and you determine it's too severe for you to handle, what services do you give before you refer them on? Specify All those who responded "Other" in Q210X above 18 0 This variable captures whether or not any other procedures/services is given or not to a severly complicated PAC client before they are referred to other facilities apart from the ones listed ANTICONVUSANTS,PROVIDE PADS 1 CATHETER 1 FOLIC ACID AND FERRUS 1 GENERAL EXAMINATION 1 GIVE SANITARY TOWELS 1 GIVEN COTTON WOOL TO ACT AS SANITARY TOWEL 1 INVESTIGATION 1 NECESSARY INVESTIGATION DEPENDING ON DIAGNOSI 1 PROVIDE PADS 1 RESERSITATION SOMETIMES EVACUTION THEN REFER. 1 RESIATATE THE PATIENT 1 SPECULUM AND PREGNANCY TEST 1 STABALIZING PATIENT ,ORAL HAEMATONICS 1 STABILISE THA PATIENT IN GENERAL 1 STABILIZE THE PATIENT 1 STABILIZE VITAL SIGNS 1 STARILISE PATIENT 1 WE REFFER USING OUR AMBULANCE 1 Q211. How many post-abortion care patient referrals do you RECEIVE from other facilities in a typical month? All respondents 328 0 This variable captures the code/value which identifies whether a response value in the next variable was either "PAC patient inward referral in a typical month" or PAC patients inward referral "in a past year" 1 Past Month 307 2 Past Year 2011 21 9 Missing 0 328 0 This variable captures the actual number of PAC patients inward referral, whether "in a typical month" or " in a typical year" 0 150 1 37 2 47 3 23 3.5 4 4 11 5 17 6 4 7 1 8 3 10 11 12 2 14 1 15 4 20 3 24 1 25 2 30 1 40 1 45 1 50 1 60 1 90 1 100 1 99999 Missing 0 Refer to the previous figures and fill in below before asking the respondent about the patient totals Q212. So to confirm what you have just told me, in a typical month (or year), your facility treated for abortion complications? Is this number correct? All respondents 328 0 This variable stores a code which identifies whether the next three values were summaries of typical month data or past year data 1 Past Month 322 2 Past Year 2011 6 9 Missing 0 Refer to the previous figures and fill in below before asking the respondent about the patient totals Q212. So to confirm what you have just told me, in a typical month (or year), your facility treated for abortion complications? Is this number correct? All respondents at facilities offering outpatient PAC services 328 0 0 210 9.5 20.655 Summary of all typical per month or typical per year outpatient PAC patients treated Refer to the previous figures and fill in below before asking the respondent about the patient totals Q212. So to confirm what you have just told me, in a typical month (or year), your facility treated for abortion complications? Is this number correct? All respondents at facilities offering inpatient PAC services 328 0 0 200 5.877 19.18 Summary of all typical per month or typical per year intpatient PAC patients treated Refer to the previous figures and fill in below before asking the respondent about the patient totals Q212. So to confirm what you have just told me, in a typical month (or year), your facility treated for abortion complications? Is this number correct? All respondents 328 0 0 410 15.377 34.691 Refer to the previous figures and fill in below before asking the respondent about the patient totals. Q213. So to confirm what you have just told me, in the past month (or during the year 2011) your facility treated for post-abortions complications? Is this number correct? All respondents 328 0 This variable stores a code which identifies whether the next three values were summaries of past month data or past year data 1 Past Month 321 2 Past Year 2011 7 9 Missing 0 Refer to the previous figures and fill in below before asking the respondent about the patient totals. Q213. So to confirm what you have just told me, in the past month (or during the year 2011) your facility treated for post-abortions complications? Is this number correct? All respondents at facilities offering outpatient PAC services 328 0 0 203 7.929 19.26 Refer to the previous figures and fill in below before asking the respondent about the patient totals. Q213. So to confirm what you have just told me, in the past month (or during the year 2011) your facility treated for post-abortions complications? Is this number correct? All respondents at facilities offering inpatient PAC services 328 0 0 186 4.648 17.671 Refer to the previous figures and fill in below before asking the respondent about the patient totals. Q213. So to confirm what you have just told me, in the past month (or during the year 2011) your facility treated for post-abortions complications? Is this number correct? All respondents 328 0 0 389 12.577 31.818 214 D & E Q214. What are the various procedures and measures used to treat abortion-complication patients at this facility? Circle all applicable responses. Do not prompt respondent but probe to make sure you've captured all procedure types. Ask is there any other procedure? All respondents 324 4 Captures whether or not the listed PAc treatment procedure is used in facility 1 Yes 35 2 No 289 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 214 D & C Q214. What are the various procedures and measures used to treat abortion-complication patients at this facility? Circle all applicable responses. Do not prompt respondent but probe to make sure you've captured all procedure types. Ask is there any other procedure? All respondents 324 4 Captures whether or not the listed PAc treatment procedure is used in facility 1 Yes 80 2 No 244 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 214 MVA Q214. What are the various procedures and measures used to treat abortion-complication patients at this facility? Circle all applicable responses. Do not prompt respondent but probe to make sure you've captured all procedure types. Ask is there any other procedure? All respondents 324 4 Captures whether or not the listed PAc treatment procedure is used in facility 1 Yes 209 2 No 115 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 214 EVA Q214. What are the various procedures and measures used to treat abortion-complication patients at this facility? Circle all applicable responses. Do not prompt respondent but probe to make sure you've captured all procedure types. Ask is there any other procedure? All respondents 324 4 Captures whether or not the listed PAc treatment procedure is used in facility 1 Yes 12 2 No 312 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 214 Medical abortion Q214. What are the various procedures and measures used to treat abortion-complication patients at this facility? Circle all applicable responses. Do not prompt respondent but probe to make sure you've captured all procedure types. Ask is there any other procedure? All respondents 324 4 Captures whether or not the listed PAc treatment procedure is used in facility 1 Yes 85 2 No 239 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 214 None Q214. What are the various procedures and measures used to treat abortion-complication patients at this facility? Circle all applicable responses. Do not prompt respondent but probe to make sure you've captured all procedure types. Ask is there any other procedure? All respondents 324 4 Captures whether or not the listed PAc treatment procedure is used in facility 1 Yes 46 2 No 278 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 Digital Evacuation Q214. What are the various procedures and measures used to treat abortion-complication patients at this facility? Circle all applicable responses. Do not prompt respondent but probe to make sure you've captured all procedure types. Ask is there any other procedure? All respondents 328 0 Captures whether or not the listed PAc treatment procedure is used in facility 1 Yes 54 2 No 274 9 Missing 0 214 Other Q214. What are the various procedures and measures used to treat abortion-complication patients at this facility? Circle all applicable responses. Do not prompt respondent but probe to make sure you've captured all procedure types. Ask is there any other procedure? All respondents 324 4 Captures whether or not the listed PAc treatment procedure is used in facility 1 Yes 12 2 No 312 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 214 Other specify Specify All respondents who responded "Yes" at Q214X 12 0 Captures whether or not any other PAC treatment procedure apart from the ones listed is used in facility CLEANING OF THE REMAINING PARTS- REFER 1 DO FIRST AID&GIVE DRUGS&REFER OR DISCHARGE 1 EUA 1 FIRST AID AND REFER 1 FIRST AID AND REFER THE CLIENT 1 FIRST AID AND REFERRAL WHEN NOT MANAGABLE AFT 1 GIVE FIRST AID AND REFER 1 HYSTERECTOMY 1 NBLOOD TRANSFUSION 1 PREGNANCY TESTS 1 REFER THEM 1 SURGICAL REPAIR 1 215 Most commonly used procedure Q215. Of these procedures, which is the most commonly used for treating patients with abortion complication at this facility? Mark only one answer All respondents 278 50 Most commonly used PAC treatment procedure 1 D & E 6 2 D & C 16 3 MVA 184 4 EVA 3 5 Medical abortion 20 6 DVA 34 96 Other 2 99 Not applicable/ Missing 13 Sysmiss 50 215 Most commonly used procedure-Other (Specify) 2 0 CLEANING AND REFER 1 WE GIVE FIRST AID AND REFER 1 301A To whom-everyone Q301. To whom does this facility offer post-abortion contraceptive counselling? Circle all that apply. PROMPT. IF ALWAYS TO EVERYONE, SKIP TO Q303 All respondents 324 4 Capures information on facility based restrictions of post abortion contraception 1 Never/ Rarely 2 2 Sometimes 35 3 Always 273 9 Not applicable/Missing 14 Sysmiss 4 301B To whom-have many children Q301. To whom does this facility offer post-abortion contraceptive counselling? Circle all that apply. PROMPT. IF ALWAYS TO EVERYONE, SKIP TO Q303 All respondents 324 4 Capures information on facility based restrictions of post abortion contraception 1 Never/ Rarely 0 2 Sometimes 4 3 Always 276 9 Not applicable/Missing 44 Sysmiss 4 301C To whom-married Q301. To whom does this facility offer post-abortion contraceptive counselling? Circle all that apply. PROMPT. IF ALWAYS TO EVERYONE, SKIP TO Q303 All respondents 324 4 Capures information on facility based restrictions of post abortion contraception 1 Never/ Rarely 0 2 Sometimes 6 3 Always 278 9 Not applicable/Missing 40 Sysmiss 4 301D To whom-older age Q301. To whom does this facility offer post-abortion contraceptive counselling? Circle all that apply. PROMPT. IF ALWAYS TO EVERYONE, SKIP TO Q303 All respondents 324 4 Capures information on facility based restrictions of post abortion contraception 1 Never/ Rarely 0 2 Sometimes 3 3 Always 273 9 Not applicable/Missing 48 Sysmiss 4 301X To whom-other Q301. To whom does this facility offer post-abortion contraceptive counselling? Circle all that apply. PROMPT. IF ALWAYS TO EVERYONE, SKIP TO Q303 All respondents 4 324 Capures information on facility based restrictions of post abortion contraception 1 Never/ Rarely 3 2 Sometimes 1 3 Always 0 9 Not applicable/Missing 0 Sysmiss 324 301X To whom-other specify Q301. To whom does this facility offer post-abortion contraceptive counselling? Circle all that apply. PROMPT. IF ALWAYS TO EVERYONE, SKIP TO Q303 All respondents who responded 1,2, or 3 at Q301X above 4 0 RANDOMLY 1 SCHOOL GIRLS SINGLE LADIES 1 THOSE WHO ARE YOUNG 1 YOUNG GIRLS 1 302 Reasons not offer post abortion FP_1 Q302. For those patients to whom you don’t offer post-abortion contraceptive counseling (i.e. rarely or sometimes), what are the reasons? All respondeds who responded 1,2 to any of Q301A to Q301X above. 51 277 These variables capture the list of reasons for restriction of post abortion contraception to some clients 1 When Being Referred To Other Facilities 14 2 They Do Not Concentrate Due To The Pain They Are Experiencing 1 3 Workload Is High/Holidays/Odd Hours 9 4 Staff Lack Knowledge And Ignorance 0 5 Not Interested (Patients) 5 6 Fear/Trauma Of Patients/Stigmatization 1 7 Cannot Afford 1 8 Client'S Faith,Beliefs And Cultural Factors 5 9 Change Of Staff 0 10 Lack Of Methods Of Their Choice 1 11 Some Of The Patients Are Already In Contraceptives 3 12 Patients Relationship With The Service Provider 1 13 Some Are Too Young To Be Counselled On Contraceptives Even Though They Are Pac Patients 1 14 Hospital Policy Does Not Permit 1 96 Other 0 99 Missing 8 Sysmiss 277 302 Reasons not offer post abortion FP_2 Q302. For those patients to whom you don’t offer post-abortion contraceptive counseling (i.e. rarely or sometimes), what are the reasons? All respondeds who responded 1,2 to any of Q301A to Q301X above. 43 285 These variables capture the list of reasons for restriction of post abortion contraception to some clients 1 When Being Referred To Other Facilities 0 2 They Do Not Concentrate Due To The Pain They Are Experiencing 0 3 Workload Is High/Holidays/Odd Hours 1 4 Staff Lack Knowledge And Ignorance 1 5 Not Interested (Patients) 0 6 Fear/Trauma Of Patients/Stigmatization 2 7 Cannot Afford 0 8 Client'S Faith,Beliefs And Cultural Factors 0 9 Change Of Staff 0 10 Lack Of Methods Of Their Choice 0 11 Some Of The Patients Are Already In Contraceptives 0 12 Patients Relationship With The Service Provider 0 13 Some Are Too Young To Be Counselled On Contraceptives Even Though They Are Pac Patients 0 14 Hospital Policy Does Not Permit 0 96 Other 0 99 Missing 39 Sysmiss 285 302 Reasons not offer post abortion FP_3 Q302. For those patients to whom you don’t offer post-abortion contraceptive counseling (i.e. rarely or sometimes), what are the reasons? All respondeds who responded 1,2 to any of Q301A to Q301X above. 4 324 These variables capture the list of reasons for restriction of post abortion contraception to some clients 1 When Being Referred To Other Facilities 0 2 They Do Not Concentrate Due To The Pain They Are Experiencing 0 3 Workload Is High/Holidays/Odd Hours 0 4 Staff Lack Knowledge And Ignorance 0 5 Not Interested (Patients) 0 6 Fear/Trauma Of Patients/Stigmatization 0 7 Cannot Afford 0 8 Client'S Faith,Beliefs And Cultural Factors 0 9 Change Of Staff 0 10 Lack Of Methods Of Their Choice 0 11 Some Of The Patients Are Already In Contraceptives 0 12 Patients Relationship With The Service Provider 0 13 Some Are Too Young To Be Counselled On Contraceptives Even Though They Are Pac Patients 0 14 Hospital Policy Does Not Permit 0 96 Other 0 99 Missing 4 Sysmiss 324 302 Reasons not offer post abortion FP_4 Q302. For those patients to whom you don’t offer post-abortion contraceptive counseling (i.e. rarely or sometimes), what are the reasons? All respondeds who responded 1,2 to any of Q301A to Q301X above. 0 328 These variables capture the list of reasons for restriction of post abortion contraception to some clients 1 When Being Referred To Other Facilities 0 2 They Do Not Concentrate Due To The Pain They Are Experiencing 0 3 Workload Is High/Holidays/Odd Hours 0 4 Staff Lack Knowledge And Ignorance 0 5 Not Interested (Patients) 0 6 Fear/Trauma Of Patients/Stigmatization 0 7 Cannot Afford 0 8 Client'S Faith,Beliefs And Cultural Factors 0 9 Change Of Staff 0 10 Lack Of Methods Of Their Choice 0 11 Some Of The Patients Are Already In Contraceptives 0 12 Patients Relationship With The Service Provider 0 13 Some Are Too Young To Be Counselled On Contraceptives Even Though They Are Pac Patients 0 14 Hospital Policy Does Not Permit 0 96 Other 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 328 303 Abortion complication pts given FP counselling Q303. Do you think women treated for abortion complications should be given contraceptive counselling while still in the health facility? IF YES, SOMETIMES OR DON'T KNOW, THEN GO TO Q305 All respondents 324 4 1 Yes 318 2 No 1 3 Sometimes 3 4 D/K/ No Opinion 1 9 Not applicable/Missing 1 Sysmiss 4 304 Reasons for NO in Q303_1 q304. Why do you think women treated for abortion complications should NOT receive family planning/contraceptive counseling? All respondents who answered "NO" at Q303 above 1 327 Reasons why respondent thinks that women treated for post abortion complications should not be given contraceptive counselling while at the facility. 1 They are undecided/ not able to make the correct decision 1 Sysmiss 327 304 Reasons for NO in Q303_2 q304. Why do you think women treated for abortion complications should NOT receive family planning/contraceptive counseling? All respondents who answered "NO" at Q303 above 0 328 Reasons why respondent thinks that women treated for post abortion complications should not be given contraceptive counselling while at the facility. 96 Others 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 328 304 Reasons for NO in Q303_3 q304. Why do you think women treated for abortion complications should NOT receive family planning/contraceptive counseling? All respondents who answered "NO" at Q303 above 0 328 Reasons why respondent thinks that women treated for post abortion complications should not be given contraceptive counselling while at the facility. 96 Others 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 328 304 Reasons for NO in Q303_4 q304. Why do you think women treated for abortion complications should NOT receive family planning/contraceptive counseling? All respondents who answered "NO" at Q303 above 0 328 Reasons why respondent thinks that women treated for post abortion complications should not be given contraceptive counselling while at the facility. 96 Others 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 328 305 Correct use of all methods Q305. What topics do you generally cover in contraceptive counseling for post-abortion care patients? Multiple responses allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 324 4 1 Yes 215 2 No 109 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 305 Available methods Q305. What topics do you generally cover in contraceptive counseling for post-abortion care patients? Multiple responses allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 324 4 1 Yes 279 2 No 45 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 305 Traditional methods only Q305. What topics do you generally cover in contraceptive counseling for post-abortion care patients? Multiple responses allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 324 4 1 Yes 22 2 No 302 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 305 Advs and Diadvs of each method Q305. What topics do you generally cover in contraceptive counseling for post-abortion care patients? Multiple responses allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 324 4 1 Yes 261 2 No 63 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 305 Whats to do with method failure Q305. What topics do you generally cover in contraceptive counseling for post-abortion care patients? Multiple responses allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 324 4 1 Yes 61 2 No 263 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 305 Abstinance Q305. What topics do you generally cover in contraceptive counseling for post-abortion care patients? Multiple responses allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 324 4 1 Yes 30 2 No 294 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 General family planning Q305. What topics do you generally cover in contraceptive counseling for post-abortion care patients? Multiple responses allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 324 4 1 Yes 26 2 No 298 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 Dangers of abortion Q305. What topics do you generally cover in contraceptive counseling for post-abortion care patients? Multiple responses allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 324 4 1 Yes 18 2 No 306 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 follow up visits Q305. What topics do you generally cover in contraceptive counseling for post-abortion care patients? Multiple responses allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 324 4 1 Yes 10 2 No 314 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 Dual approach ie integrate HIV/STI with FP Q305. What topics do you generally cover in contraceptive counseling for post-abortion care patients? Multiple responses allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 324 4 1 Yes 22 2 No 302 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 305 Other Q305. What topics do you generally cover in contraceptive counseling for post-abortion care patients? Multiple responses allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 324 4 1 Yes 19 2 No 305 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 305 Other specify Q305. What topics do you generally cover in contraceptive counseling for post-abortion care patients? Specify All respondents who responded "YES" to W305X above 19 0 CLEAR MYTH ASSOCIATED WITH FP.REFER WELL 1 COUNSEL THEM ON RESPONSE ON THE VITAL SIGNS 1 DOES NOT KNOW 1 DOES NOT OFFER COUNSELING 1 GENERAL HYGIENE 1 H.I.V PREVENTION 1 HIV,COUNSELLING & TESTING(HTC) 1 IMPORTANCE OF CONTRACEPTION. HIV\AIDS 1 IMPORTANCE OF CONTRACEPTIVES 1 INCASE OF COMPLICATIONS WHAT TO EXPECT 1 NUTRITION 2 NUTRITION CONTINOUS REVIEW 1 PREVENTION ON STIS 1 QUESTIONS ASKED BY THE PATIENT 1 RETUEN DATE 1 RISK OF ABORTION 1 USE OF ANTIBIOTICS,HEALTH EDUCATION 1 WE GIVE EXTRA INFO ON CERVICAL CANCER 1 306 Correct use of all methods 324 4 1 Yes 215 2 No 109 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 306 Available methods Q306. What topics should be covered in the counselling on contraception for post-abortion patients? Multiple responses allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 324 4 Proposed post abortion contraceptive counselling topics 1 Yes 235 2 No 89 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 306 Traditional methods only Q306. What topics should be covered in the counselling on contraception for post-abortion patients? Multiple responses allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 324 4 Proposed post abortion contraceptive counselling topics 1 Yes 33 2 No 291 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 306 Advs and Diadvs of each method Q306. What topics should be covered in the counselling on contraception for post-abortion patients? Multiple responses allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 324 4 Proposed post abortion contraceptive counselling topics 1 Yes 239 2 No 85 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 306 Whats to do with method failure Q306. What topics should be covered in the counselling on contraception for post-abortion patients? Multiple responses allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 324 4 Proposed post abortion contraceptive counselling topics 1 Yes 67 2 No 257 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 306 Abstinance Q306. What topics should be covered in the counselling on contraception for post-abortion patients? Multiple responses allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 324 4 Proposed post abortion contraceptive counselling topics 1 Yes 48 2 No 276 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 General family planning Q306. What topics should be covered in the counselling on contraception for post-abortion patients? Multiple responses allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 328 0 Proposed post abortion contraceptive counselling topics 1 Yes 41 2 No 287 9 Missing 0 Dangers of abortion Q306. What topics should be covered in the counselling on contraception for post-abortion patients? Multiple responses allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 328 0 Proposed post abortion contraceptive counselling topics 1 Yes 23 2 No 305 9 Missing 0 follow up visits Q306. What topics should be covered in the counselling on contraception for post-abortion patients? Multiple responses allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 328 0 Proposed post abortion contraceptive counselling topics 1 Yes 9 2 No 319 9 Missing 0 Dual approach ie integrate HIV/STI with FP Q306. What topics should be covered in the counselling on contraception for post-abortion patients? Multiple responses allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 328 0 Proposed post abortion contraceptive counselling topics 1 Yes 38 2 No 290 9 Missing 0 306 Other Q306. What topics should be covered in the counselling on contraception for post-abortion patients? Multiple responses allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 324 4 Proposed post abortion contraceptive counselling topics 1 Yes 16 2 No 308 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 306 Other specify Q306. What topics should be covered in the counselling on contraception for post-abortion patients? Multiple responses allowed. Do not prompt All respondents who responded "YES" to Q306X above 16 0 Other proposed post abortion contraceptive counselling topics 9 1 CARE AFTER RECEIVING TREATMENT 1 DISEASES THAT CAUSE ABORTION 1 H.I.V AND INFECTION PREVENTION 1 H.I.V PREVENTION 1 HIV\AIDS, FAILURE RATES,PAD SMEAR,VAGINALSWAB 1 IF UNDERAGE(<20)YOU INCORPORATE THERE PARENTS 1 IMPORTANCE OF AFTER ABORTION (THAT'S FOR PAC) 1 METHOD COST(COST IMPACT TO THE CLIENT) 1 MYTHS AND MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT THE METHODS 1 PARTNER SELECTION OF FP METHOD(AWARENESS) 1 PEREVENTION OF OTHER STI INFECTIONS 1 SPECIFIC METHODS ORIENTED 1 STDS 1 THEY SHOULD NOT HIDE WHEN THEY GET SEPSIS 1 URGENCY IN CASE OF ANY INFECTION 1 307 Men involved in FP selection_1 Q307. How do you involve men in contraceptive selection? All respondents 318 10 Way of inlvolving men in contraceptive selection for post abortion care patients 1 Counselling ;Couples Or Individuals.Encourage Them To Support Each Other,Consult Each Other/ Comprehensive Care Center/Offering Incentives To Men 191 2 Men Support Groups For Encouragements.Provision Of Flyers 8 3 Reach Them By Law 1 4 Provide Men With Male Condoms And Encourage Them To Use F.G.M 11 5 Men Are Not Involved At Home Indirectly/Are Rarely Involved 29 6 The Culture Does Not Allow Stigma And Low Opinion. 72 7 Training On Pac 0 8 Need For Ambulance/Referral Faclities 0 9 Do Not Offer Contraceptive Counselling 2 10 Chief'S Barazas 1 11 Use Chw'S To Sensitize Men 1 12 Out Reaches In The Villages Done Monthly To Create Awareness 2 96 Other 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 307 Men involved in FP selection_2 Q307. How do you involve men in contraceptive selection? All respondents 27 301 Way of inlvolving men in contraceptive selection for post abortion care patients 1 Counselling ;Couples Or Individuals.Encourage Them To Support Each Other,Consult Each Other/ Comprehensive Care Center/Offering Incentives To Men 6 2 Men Support Groups For Encouragements.Provision Of Flyers 6 3 Reach Them By Law 2 4 Provide Men With Male Condoms And Encourage Them To Use F.G.M 3 5 Men Are Not Involved At Home Indirectly/Are Rarely Involved 1 6 The Culture Does Not Allow Stigma And Low Opinion. 7 7 Training On Pac 0 8 Need For Ambulance/Referral Faclities 0 9 Do Not Offer Contraceptive Counselling 0 10 Chief'S Barazas 1 11 Use Chw'S To Sensitize Men 1 12 Out Reaches In The Villages Done Monthly To Create Awareness 0 96 Other 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 301 307 Men involved in FP selection_3 Q307. How do you involve men in contraceptive selection? All respondents 4 324 Way of inlvolving men in contraceptive selection for post abortion care patients 1 Counselling ;Couples Or Individuals.Encourage Them To Support Each Other,Consult Each Other/ Comprehensive Care Center/Offering Incentives To Men 0 2 Men Support Groups For Encouragements.Provision Of Flyers 0 3 Reach Them By Law 1 4 Provide Men With Male Condoms And Encourage Them To Use F.G.M 1 5 Men Are Not Involved At Home Indirectly/Are Rarely Involved 0 6 The Culture Does Not Allow Stigma And Low Opinion. 0 7 Training On Pac 0 8 Need For Ambulance/Referral Faclities 0 9 Do Not Offer Contraceptive Counselling 0 10 Chief'S Barazas 1 11 Use Chw'S To Sensitize Men 1 12 Out Reaches In The Villages Done Monthly To Create Awareness 0 96 Other 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 324 307 Men involved in FP selection_4 Q307. How do you involve men in contraceptive selection? All respondents 2 326 Way of inlvolving men in contraceptive selection for post abortion care patients 1 Counselling ;Couples Or Individuals.Encourage Them To Support Each Other,Consult Each Other/ Comprehensive Care Center/Offering Incentives To Men 0 2 Men Support Groups For Encouragements.Provision Of Flyers 0 3 Reach Them By Law 0 4 Provide Men With Male Condoms And Encourage Them To Use F.G.M 0 5 Men Are Not Involved At Home Indirectly/Are Rarely Involved 0 6 The Culture Does Not Allow Stigma And Low Opinion. 0 7 Training On Pac 0 8 Need For Ambulance/Referral Faclities 0 9 Do Not Offer Contraceptive Counselling 0 10 Chief'S Barazas 0 11 Use Chw'S To Sensitize Men 0 12 Out Reaches In The Villages Done Monthly To Create Awareness 2 96 Other 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 326 308 Offer FP in this premises Q308. Do you offer contraceptive methods on the premises of this facility? IF NO, SKIP TO MODULE 4 All respondents 324 4 1 Yes 317 2 No 7 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 309 Pills Q309. Which methods does your facility commonly offer to post-abortion care patients? Do not prompt. Multiple responses allowed All respondents who said they offer contraceptive methods in the premises at Q308 above 324 4 Common post abortion contraceptive methods offered at facility 1 Yes 296 2 No 28 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 309 Injectables Q309. Which methods does your facility commonly offer to post-abortion care patients? Do not prompt. Multiple responses allowed All respondents who said they offer contraceptive methods in the premises at Q308 above 324 4 Common post abortion contraceptive methods offered at facility 1 Yes 296 2 No 28 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 309 Implants Q309. Which methods does your facility commonly offer to post-abortion care patients? Do not prompt. Multiple responses allowed All respondents who said they offer contraceptive methods in the premises at Q308 above 324 4 Common post abortion contraceptive methods offered at facility 1 Yes 228 2 No 96 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 309 Female sterilization Q309. Which methods does your facility commonly offer to post-abortion care patients? Do not prompt. Multiple responses allowed All respondents who said they offer contraceptive methods in the premises at Q308 above 324 4 Common post abortion contraceptive methods offered at facility 1 Yes 63 2 No 261 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 309 Patch Q309. Which methods does your facility commonly offer to post-abortion care patients? Do not prompt. Multiple responses allowed All respondents who said they offer contraceptive methods in the premises at Q308 above 324 4 Common post abortion contraceptive methods offered at facility 1 Yes 8 2 No 316 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 309 IUD Q309. Which methods does your facility commonly offer to post-abortion care patients? Do not prompt. Multiple responses allowed All respondents who said they offer contraceptive methods in the premises at Q308 above 324 4 Common post abortion contraceptive methods offered at facility 1 Yes 199 2 No 125 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 309 Rythm Q309. Which methods does your facility commonly offer to post-abortion care patients? Do not prompt. Multiple responses allowed All respondents who said they offer contraceptive methods in the premises at Q308 above 324 4 Common post abortion contraceptive methods offered at facility 1 Yes 85 2 No 239 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 309 Condoms Q309. Which methods does your facility commonly offer to post-abortion care patients? Do not prompt. Multiple responses allowed All respondents who said they offer contraceptive methods in the premises at Q308 above 324 4 Common post abortion contraceptive methods offered at facility 1 Yes 244 2 No 80 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 309 Vasectomy Q309. Which methods does your facility commonly offer to post-abortion care patients? Do not prompt. Multiple responses allowed All respondents who said they offer contraceptive methods in the premises at Q308 above 324 4 Common post abortion contraceptive methods offered at facility 1 Yes 47 2 No 277 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 309 E-pills Q309. Which methods does your facility commonly offer to post-abortion care patients? Do not prompt. Multiple responses allowed All respondents who said they offer contraceptive methods in the premises at Q308 above 324 4 Common post abortion contraceptive methods offered at facility 1 Yes 107 2 No 217 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 309 Withdrawal Q309. Which methods does your facility commonly offer to post-abortion care patients? Do not prompt. Multiple responses allowed All respondents who said they offer contraceptive methods in the premises at Q308 above 324 4 Common post abortion contraceptive methods offered at facility 1 Yes 57 2 No 267 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 309 Other Q309. Which methods does your facility commonly offer to post-abortion care patients? Do not prompt. Multiple responses allowed All respondents who said they offer contraceptive methods in the premises at Q308 above 324 4 Common post abortion contraceptive methods offered at facility 1 Yes 2 2 No 322 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 309 Other specify Q309. Which methods does your facility commonly offer to post-abortion care patients? Specify All respondents who said they offer contraceptive methods in the premises at Q308 above 2 0 Other common post abortion contraceptive methods offered at facility apart from those listed CIRCLE BEEDS 1 MISSING 1 310 Reason- Only what's in stock If provider selected all contraceptive methods in Q. 309, skip to Module 4 Q310. Why do you offer these methods and not others? Do not read list. Multiple responses are allowed All facilities that offer contraceptive methods according to Q308 yet they do not offer some of the listed methods in Q309 315 13 Reasons why facilities do not offer some of the listed contraceptive methods in the premises 1 Yes 179 2 No 135 9 Missing 1 Sysmiss 13 310 Reason- Provider preference-training If provider selected all contraceptive methods in Q. 309, skip to Module 4 Q310. Why do you offer these methods and not others? Do not read list. Multiple responses are allowed All facilities that offer contraceptive methods according to Q308 yet they do not offer some of the listed methods in Q309 315 13 Reasons why facilities do not offer some of the listed contraceptive methods in the premises 1 Yes 109 2 No 205 9 Missing 1 Sysmiss 13 310 Reason- Provider preference-experience If provider selected all contraceptive methods in Q. 309, skip to Module 4 Q310. Why do you offer these methods and not others? Do not read list. Multiple responses are allowed All facilities that offer contraceptive methods according to Q308 yet they do not offer some of the listed methods in Q309 315 13 Reasons why facilities do not offer some of the listed contraceptive methods in the premises 1 Yes 29 2 No 285 9 Missing 1 Sysmiss 13 310 Reason- Provider preference-women characts If provider selected all contraceptive methods in Q. 309, skip to Module 4 Q310. Why do you offer these methods and not others? Do not read list. Multiple responses are allowed All facilities that offer contraceptive methods according to Q308 yet they do not offer some of the listed methods in Q309 315 13 Reasons why facilities do not offer some of the listed contraceptive methods in the premises 1 Yes 32 2 No 282 9 Missing 1 Sysmiss 13 310 Reason- Client preference If provider selected all contraceptive methods in Q. 309, skip to Module 4 Q310. Why do you offer these methods and not others? Do not read list. Multiple responses are allowed All facilities that offer contraceptive methods according to Q308 yet they do not offer some of the listed methods in Q309 315 13 Reasons why facilities do not offer some of the listed contraceptive methods in the premises 1 Yes 144 2 No 170 9 Missing 1 Sysmiss 13 310 Reason- Not familiar other methods If provider selected all contraceptive methods in Q. 309, skip to Module 4 Q310. Why do you offer these methods and not others? Do not read list. Multiple responses are allowed All facilities that offer contraceptive methods according to Q308 yet they do not offer some of the listed methods in Q309 315 13 Reasons why facilities do not offer some of the listed contraceptive methods in the premises 1 Yes 37 2 No 277 9 Missing 1 Sysmiss 13 310 Reason- Religious If provider selected all contraceptive methods in Q. 309, skip to Module 4 Q310. Why do you offer these methods and not others? Do not read list. Multiple responses are allowed All facilities that offer contraceptive methods according to Q308 yet they do not offer some of the listed methods in Q309 315 13 Reasons why facilities do not offer some of the listed contraceptive methods in the premises 1 Yes 16 2 No 298 9 Missing 1 Sysmiss 13 310 Reason- Funder's restrictions If provider selected all contraceptive methods in Q. 309, skip to Module 4 Q310. Why do you offer these methods and not others? Do not read list. Multiple responses are allowed All facilities that offer contraceptive methods according to Q308 yet they do not offer some of the listed methods in Q309 315 13 Reasons why facilities do not offer some of the listed contraceptive methods in the premises 1 Yes 1 2 No 313 9 Missing 1 Sysmiss 13 Lack of equipment/personnel/infrastructure If provider selected all contraceptive methods in Q. 309, skip to Module 4 Q310. Why do you offer these methods and not others? Do not read list. Multiple responses are allowed All facilities that offer contraceptive methods according to Q308 yet they do not offer some of the listed methods in Q309 328 0 Reasons why facilities do not offer some of the listed contraceptive methods in the premises 1 Yes 29 2 No 299 9 Missing 0 Cost If provider selected all contraceptive methods in Q. 309, skip to Module 4 Q310. Why do you offer these methods and not others? Do not read list. Multiple responses are allowed All facilities that offer contraceptive methods according to Q308 yet they do not offer some of the listed methods in Q309 328 0 Reasons why facilities do not offer some of the listed contraceptive methods in the premises 1 Yes 5 2 No 323 9 Missing 0 310 Reason- Other If provider selected all contraceptive methods in Q. 309, skip to Module 4 Q310. Why do you offer these methods and not others? Do not read list. Multiple responses are allowed All facilities that offer contraceptive methods according to Q308 yet they do not offer some of the listed methods in Q309 315 13 Reasons why facilities do not offer some of the listed contraceptive methods in the premises 1 Yes 7 2 No 307 9 Missing 1 Sysmiss 13 310 Reason- Other specify If provider selected all contraceptive methods in Q.309, skip to Module 4 Q310. Why do you offer these methods and not others? Specify All facilities that offer contraceptive methods according to Q308 yet they do not offer some of the listed methods in Q309 and mentioned that they offer "Other methods" at Q310X above 7 0 Other reasons why facilities do not offer some of the listed contraceptive methods in the premises apart from the reasons listed AFTER 3RD OPERATION 1 CLENTS ATITUTE AND MISCONCEPTIONS 1 CLIENT TYPE(HEALTH/MEDICAL STATUS) 1 FACILITY IS STILL NEW SO OTHERS WILL FOLLOW 1 POOR INFRASTRUCTURE-NO THEATER(STERILE) 1 SOME NOT DONE DUE TO THEATRE SHORTAGE 1 THE SET UP OF THE FACILITY 1 401 Abortion complication significant portion Q401. Do abortion complications form a significant portion of the cases that are seen/ treated in this facility? IF NO (2), GO TO Q403 All respondents 324 4 Significance of PAC caseloads to facility 1 Yes 122 2 No 201 9 Missing 1 Sysmiss 4 402 How- Number of patients Q402. How do you consider the treatment of abortion complications to be a burden for your facility? Circle all that apply. DO NOT Prompt All facilities that mentioned that abortion complications formed a significant portion of cases seen at the facility (I.e. Q401=1) 324 4 How respondents considers treatment of PAC cases as a burden to the facility 1 Yes 21 2 No 302 9 Missing 1 Sysmiss 4 402 How- Equipment Q402. How do you consider the treatment of abortion complications to be a burden for your facility? Circle all that apply. DO NOT Prompt All facilities that mentioned that abortion complications formed a significant portion of cases seen at the facility (I.e. Q401=1) 324 4 How respondents considers treatment of PAC cases as a burden to the facility 1 Yes 71 2 No 252 9 Missing 1 Sysmiss 4 402 How- Supplies Q402. How do you consider the treatment of abortion complications to be a burden for your facility? Circle all that apply. DO NOT Prompt All facilities that mentioned that abortion complications formed a significant portion of cases seen at the facility (I.e. Q401=1) 324 4 How respondents considers treatment of PAC cases as a burden to the facility 1 Yes 60 2 No 263 9 Missing 1 Sysmiss 4 402 How- Space/Infrustructure Q402. How do you consider the treatment of abortion complications to be a burden for your facility? Circle all that apply. DO NOT Prompt All facilities that mentioned that abortion complications formed a significant portion of cases seen at the facility (I.e. Q401=1) 324 4 How respondents considers treatment of PAC cases as a burden to the facility 1 Yes 35 2 No 288 9 Missing 1 Sysmiss 4 402 How- Human resources/ personnel Q402. How do you consider the treatment of abortion complications to be a burden for your facility? Circle all that apply. DO NOT Prompt All facilities that mentioned that abortion complications formed a significant portion of cases seen at the facility (I.e. Q401=1) 324 4 How respondents considers treatment of PAC cases as a burden to the facility 1 Yes 70 2 No 253 9 Missing 1 Sysmiss 4 402 How- Client ability to pay Q402. How do you consider the treatment of abortion complications to be a burden for your facility? Circle all that apply. DO NOT Prompt All facilities that mentioned that abortion complications formed a significant portion of cases seen at the facility (I.e. Q401=1) 324 4 How respondents considers treatment of PAC cases as a burden to the facility 1 Yes 36 2 No 287 9 Missing 1 Sysmiss 4 402 How- No burden Q402. How do you consider the treatment of abortion complications to be a burden for your facility? Circle all that apply. DO NOT Prompt All facilities that mentioned that abortion complications formed a significant portion of cases seen at the facility (I.e. Q401=1) 324 4 How respondents considers treatment of PAC cases as a burden to the facility 1 Yes 9 2 No 315 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 402 How- Other Q402. How do you consider the treatment of abortion complications to be a burden for your facility? Circle all that apply. DO NOT Prompt All facilities that mentioned that abortion complications formed a significant portion of cases seen at the facility (I.e. Q401=1) 324 4 How respondents considers treatment of PAC cases as a burden to the facility 1 Yes 3 2 No 320 9 Missing 1 Sysmiss 4 402 How- Other specify Q402. How do you consider the treatment of abortion complications to be a burden for your facility? Specify All facilities that mentioned that abortion complications formed a significant portion of cases seen at the facility (I.e. Q401=1) and also mentioned other factors outside the provided list at Q402X above 3 0 Other factors that makes respondents consider treatment of PAC cases as a burden to the facility CLIENT INABILITY TO ACCESS OTHER FACILITIES 1 LONG BED OCCUPANCY 1 UNDER STAFFING 1 403 Malnutrition Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents 325 3 This variable identifies all respondents who reported that a certain number of second trimester spontaneous abortions are due to these causes. 1 Yes 63 2 No 260 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 3 403 Malnutrition %age Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents who mentioned that a certain number of second trimester abortions could be attributable to a specific condition/cause 63 265 1 80 22.405 16.125 The actual percentage of second trimester abortions seen at facility that could be attributable to these causes. 403 HIV Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents 325 3 This variable identifies all respondents who reported that a certain number of second trimester spontaneous abortions are due to these causes. 1 Yes 67 2 No 256 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 3 403 HIV %age Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents who mentioned that a certain number of second trimester abortions could be attributable to a specific condition/cause 67 261 2 100 22.077 18.823 The actual percentage of second trimester abortions seen at facility that could be attributable to these causes. 403 Malaria Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents 325 3 This variable identifies all respondents who reported that a certain number of second trimester spontaneous abortions are due to these causes. 1 Yes 180 2 No 143 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 3 403 Malaria %age Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents who mentioned that a certain number of second trimester abortions could be attributable to a specific condition/cause 180 148 3.333 100 35.236 24.959 The actual percentage of second trimester abortions seen at facility that could be attributable to these causes. 403 Congenital Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents 325 3 This variable identifies all respondents who reported that a certain number of second trimester spontaneous abortions are due to these causes. 1 Yes 73 2 No 250 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 3 403 Congenital %age Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents who mentioned that a certain number of second trimester abortions could be attributable to a specific condition/cause 73 255 2 98 21.756 20.742 The actual percentage of second trimester abortions seen at facility that could be attributable to these causes. 403 Maternal complication Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents 325 3 This variable identifies all respondents who reported that a certain number of second trimester spontaneous abortions are due to these causes. 1 Yes 144 2 No 179 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 3 403 Maternal complication %age Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents who mentioned that a certain number of second trimester abortions could be attributable to a specific condition/cause 144 184 1 100 35.439 28.196 The actual percentage of second trimester abortions seen at facility that could be attributable to these causes. 403 Domestic violence Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents 325 3 This variable identifies all respondents who reported that a certain number of second trimester spontaneous abortions are due to these causes. 1 Yes 80 2 No 243 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 3 403 Domestic violence %age Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents who mentioned that a certain number of second trimester abortions could be attributable to a specific condition/cause 80 248 0.877 100 18.78 18.987 The actual percentage of second trimester abortions seen at facility that could be attributable to these causes. 403 STI (Excluding HIV) Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents 325 3 This variable identifies all respondents who reported that a certain number of second trimester spontaneous abortions are due to these causes. 1 Yes 88 2 No 235 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 3 403 STI (Excluding HIV) %age Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents who mentioned that a certain number of second trimester abortions could be attributable to a specific condition/cause 88 240 2 80 18.366 14.81 The actual percentage of second trimester abortions seen at facility that could be attributable to these causes. 403 UTI Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents 325 3 This variable identifies all respondents who reported that a certain number of second trimester spontaneous abortions are due to these causes. 1 Yes 100 2 No 223 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 3 403 UTI %age Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents who mentioned that a certain number of second trimester abortions could be attributable to a specific condition/cause 100 228 3.333 100 21.916 19.441 The actual percentage of second trimester abortions seen at facility that could be attributable to these causes. 403 Trauma/Heavy work Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents 325 3 This variable identifies all respondents who reported that a certain number of second trimester spontaneous abortions are due to these causes. 1 Yes 192 2 No 131 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 3 403 Trauma/Heavy work %age Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents who mentioned that a certain number of second trimester abortions could be attributable to a specific condition/cause 192 136 2 100 30.354 25.791 The actual percentage of second trimester abortions seen at facility that could be attributable to these causes. 403 None/ D/K-Does not see spontaneous abortions Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents 325 3 This variable identifies all respondents who reported that a certain number of second trimester spontaneous abortions are due to these causes. 1 Yes 33 2 No 290 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 3 403 None/ D/K-Does not see spontaneous abortions %age Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents who mentioned that a certain number of second trimester abortions could be attributable to a specific condition/cause 33 295 0 100 85.909 29.42 The actual percentage of second trimester abortions seen at facility that could be attributable to these causes. Cervical Incompetency Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents 328 0 This variable identifies all respondents who reported that a certain number of second trimester spontaneous abortions are due to these causes. 1 Yes 7 2 No 321 9 Missing 0 Percent- Cervical Incompetency Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents who mentioned that a certain number of second trimester abortions could be attributable to a specific condition/cause 7 321 30 100 57.857 25.958 The actual percentage of second trimester abortions seen at facility that could be attributable to these causes. Drug abuse/poor medical practices Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents 328 0 This variable identifies all respondents who reported that a certain number of second trimester spontaneous abortions are due to these causes. 1 Yes 23 2 No 305 9 Missing 0 Percent- Drug abuse/poor medical practices Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents who mentioned that a certain number of second trimester abortions could be attributable to a specific condition/cause 24 304 1 100 24.75 25.414 The actual percentage of second trimester abortions seen at facility that could be attributable to these causes. 403 Other Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents 325 3 This variable identifies all respondents who reported that a certain number of second trimester spontaneous abortions are due to these causes. 1 Yes 85 2 No 238 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 3 403 Other %age Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents who mentioned that a certain number of second trimester abortions could be attributable to a specific condition/cause 85 243 1 100 28.261 22.635 The actual percentage of second trimester abortions seen at facility that could be attributable to these causes. 403 Other -Specify Q403. Out of 100 2nd trimester spontaneous abortion cases that present in this facility, how many spontaneous abortions would you say are due to the causes you have mentioned in the 2nd trimester? All respondents who responded "Yes" to Q403X 84 0 This variable identifies all respondents who reported that a certain number of second trimester spontaneous abortions are due to other unlisted causes. 99 1 ACCIDENT 1 ACCIDENTS 2 ACCIDENTS,MEDICAL COMPLICATION 1 AGE/PARITY 1 ANAEMIA 5 ANAEMIA BOH BOD OBSTERTICAL HISTORY 1 ANAEMIA, HYPERTENSION 1 ANEMIA 2 BACTERIAL INFECTIONS 1 BRUCELA ARBOTEUS 1 BRUCELOSIS 1 CAUSE NOT KNOWN 1 CAVICAL INCOMPETANCE HIGH BLOOD PRESSUR 1 CERVICAL INCOMPENTENCE,MEDICAL CONDITIONS 1 CERVICAL INCOMPETENCE 2 CERVICAL INCOMPETENCE HORMONAL IMBALANCE ACCI 1 CERVICAL INCOMPETENCE,ANAEMIA,TRADITIONALBIRT 1 CERVICAL INCOMPLETE 1 CHRONIC ILLNESS 1 CONTRAINDICATED DRUGS 1 CONTRANDICATED MEDICATION 1 DO NOT KNOW THE CAUSE 1 DOMESTIC WORY-HEAVY 1 DRUG GIVEN 1 DRUGS FOR OTHER TREATMENT E.G. PAINKILLERS 1 DRUGS PRESCRIBED BY QUACKS 1 DRUGS PRESCRIBED BY UNQUALIFIED PROVIDERS 1 DRUGS TAKEN WITHOUT PREGNANCY KNOWLEDGE 1 DRUGS WHICH PREGNANT WOMEN TAKE SUCH AS HERBS 1 EARLY PREGNANCY,FEEDING HABITS 1 ECLAMPSIA 2 EPCLA 1 EXPOSURE TO CHEMICAL /GREEN HOUSE 1 FETAL ABORTIOMALITIES 1 FREQUENT ABORTIONS 1 HABITUAL ABORTION AND MISUSE OF DRUGS 1 HERBAL MEDICINE 6 CASES 1 HERBAL MEDICINES 1 HERBS. THEY SMELL 1 HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE 1 HISTORY OF SPONTANEOUS ABORTIONS 1 HYPER TENSION 1 IGNORANCE IN MEDICINE TAKE 1 IGNORANCE ON MEDICAL CONSUMPTION 1 INDUCED 3 INFECTIONS OF PIDS 1 LIFE STYLE, MEDICATION 1 MEASLES 1 MEDICAL CONDITION 1 MEDICAL CONDITION(HBP) 1 MEDICATION SOLD BY HAWKERS 1 MEDICINES 1 MESEALS SMELLY HERBS 1 MISSING 1 MISUSE OF DRUGS 1 NO SPECIFIC CAUSE 1 OVER THE COUNTER MEDICATION 1 PELVIC INFLAMATORY DISEASES 1 PRE-ECLEMSIA,DIABETES 1 ROAD ACCIDENT 1 SEVERE ANAEMIA 1 STRESS 1 SYSTEMIC DISEASES LIKE PED 1 Smell of poisonous natual herbs 1 TAKING DRUGS FOR OTHER AILMENTS 1 THROMBOSIS 1 TRADITIONAL BELIEFS EG HERBS 1 TRAVELLING ON MOTOR BIKES 1 TYPHOID 1 UN EXPLAINED CAUSES 1 UNKNOWN MEDICAL CONDITIONS,CERVICAL INCOMPETE 1 WITCHCRAFT 1 WRONG PRESCRIPTION OF DRUGS 1 403 Total %age All respondents 324 4 Total (Sum) of all the percentages. This value was expected to be equal to 100% for all facilities that responded "Yes" to any of teh causes, either listed or "Other" 100 320 999 Missing 4 Sysmiss 4 404 How to improve abortion treatment_1 Q404. In your opinion, how could treatment for abortion complications be improved at this facility? All respondents 321 7 Respondent's opinion in ways of improving treatment of post abortion complications in facility 1 Training of staff on pac 128 2 Provision of equipment/kit(increase of the same)/sterilization 81 3 Inrease the number of staff 13 4 Improve drug supply/provision of modern contraceptives 8 5 Infrastructure /space improved e.g wards,theatre,blood transfusion unit,counselling room, 36 6 37 7 Provide treatment/at reduced or no charges 6 8 Services are good;no improvement needed 6 9 Change of policy to allow counselling 3 10 Availing of ambulance /for referrals 1 11 Funding/support from donors 0 12 More referral agents refering people to come to our facility 1 13 Increase time of work 1 14 Introduce medical abortion(use of misoprotol) 0 15 Wanjiru to explain !!!!!!!!!!! 0 16 Wanjiru to explain !!!!!!!!!!! 0 17 Wanjiru to explain !!!!!!!!!!! 0 18 Wanjiru to explain !!!!!!!!!!! 0 96 Other 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 7 404 How to improve abortion treatment_2 Q404. In your opinion, how could treatment for abortion complications be improved at this facility? All respondents 240 88 Respondent's opinion in ways of improving treatment of post abortion complications in facility 1 Training of staff on pac 55 2 Provision of equipment/kit(increase of the same)/sterilization 107 3 Inrease the number of staff 11 4 Improve drug supply/provision of modern contraceptives 18 5 Infrastructure /space improved e.g wards,theatre,blood transfusion unit,counselling room, 20 6 18 7 Provide treatment/at reduced or no charges 5 8 Services are good;no improvement needed 2 9 Change of policy to allow counselling 1 10 Availing of ambulance /for referrals 0 11 Funding/support from donors 1 12 More referral agents refering people to come to our facility 1 13 Increase time of work 1 14 Introduce medical abortion(use of misoprotol) 0 15 Wanjiru to explain !!!!!!!!!!! 0 16 Wanjiru to explain !!!!!!!!!!! 0 17 Wanjiru to explain !!!!!!!!!!! 0 18 Wanjiru to explain !!!!!!!!!!! 0 96 Other 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 88 404 How to improve abortion treatment_3 Q404. In your opinion, how could treatment for abortion complications be improved at this facility? All respondents 115 213 Respondent's opinion in ways of improving treatment of post abortion complications in facility 1 Training of staff on pac 14 2 Provision of equipment/kit(increase of the same)/sterilization 17 3 Inrease the number of staff 16 4 Improve drug supply/provision of modern contraceptives 27 5 Infrastructure /space improved e.g wards,theatre,blood transfusion unit,counselling room, 19 6 15 7 Provide treatment/at reduced or no charges 1 8 Services are good;no improvement needed 0 9 Change of policy to allow counselling 1 10 Availing of ambulance /for referrals 1 11 Funding/support from donors 2 12 More referral agents refering people to come to our facility 1 13 Increase time of work 0 14 Introduce medical abortion(use of misoprotol) 1 15 Wanjiru to explain !!!!!!!!!!! 0 16 Wanjiru to explain !!!!!!!!!!! 0 17 Wanjiru to explain !!!!!!!!!!! 0 18 Wanjiru to explain !!!!!!!!!!! 0 96 Other 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 213 404 How to improve abortion treatment_4 Q404. In your opinion, how could treatment for abortion complications be improved at this facility? All respondents 27 301 Respondent's opinion in ways of improving treatment of post abortion complications in facility 1 Training of staff on pac 3 2 Provision of equipment/kit(increase of the same)/sterilization 2 3 Inrease the number of staff 0 4 Improve drug supply/provision of modern contraceptives 5 5 Infrastructure /space improved e.g wards,theatre,blood transfusion unit,counselling room, 5 6 7 7 Provide treatment/at reduced or no charges 0 8 Services are good;no improvement needed 0 9 Change of policy to allow counselling 1 10 Availing of ambulance /for referrals 0 11 Funding/support from donors 2 12 More referral agents refering people to come to our facility 0 13 Increase time of work 1 14 Introduce medical abortion(use of misoprotol) 1 15 Wanjiru to explain !!!!!!!!!!! 0 16 Wanjiru to explain !!!!!!!!!!! 0 17 Wanjiru to explain !!!!!!!!!!! 0 18 Wanjiru to explain !!!!!!!!!!! 0 96 Other 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 301 405 Abortion law should be changed? Q405. Currently, the law only permits abortion to protect the life and health of the woman. Do you think the abortion law in Kenya should be changed? IF "NO", GO TO Q407 All respondents 324 4 Respondents opinion on abortion law in Kenya 1 Yes 138 2 No 182 3 Don't Know/ No Opinion 0 8 Don't Know/ No Opinion 2 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 4 Q406. What changes do you want to see in the law? Prompt; Multiple responses allowed All respondents who said that abortion law in Kenya should be changed at Q405 324 4 Specific changes that the respondent thought should be made on the abortion law in Kenya 1 Yes 82 2 No 242 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 Q406. What changes do you want to see in the law? Prompt; Multiple responses allowed All respondents who said that abortion law in Kenya should be changed at Q405 324 4 Specific changes that the respondent thought should be made on the abortion law in Kenya 1 Yes 66 2 No 258 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 Q406. What changes do you want to see in the law? Prompt; Multiple responses allowed All respondents who said that abortion law in Kenya should be changed at Q405 324 4 Specific changes that the respondent thought should be made on the abortion law in Kenya 1 Yes 40 2 No 284 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 Q406. What changes do you want to see in the law? Prompt; Multiple responses allowed All respondents who said that abortion law in Kenya should be changed at Q405 324 4 Specific changes that the respondent thought should be made on the abortion law in Kenya 1 Yes 3 2 No 321 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 Q406. What changes do you want to see in the law? Prompt; Multiple responses allowed All respondents who said that abortion law in Kenya should be changed at Q405 324 4 Specific changes that the respondent thought should be made on the abortion law in Kenya 1 Yes 25 2 No 299 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 Q406. What changes do you want to see in the law? Prompt; Multiple responses allowed All respondents who said that abortion law in Kenya should be changed at Q405 324 4 Specific changes that the respondent thought should be made on the abortion law in Kenya 1 Yes 12 2 No 312 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 Q406. What changes do you want to see in the law? Prompt; Multiple responses allowed All respondents who said that abortion law in Kenya should be changed at Q405 324 4 Specific changes that the respondent thought should be made on the abortion law in Kenya 1 Yes 39 2 No 285 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 Q406. What changes do you want to see in the law? Prompt; Multiple responses allowed All respondents who said that abortion law in Kenya should be changed at Q405 324 4 Specific changes that the respondent thought should be made on the abortion law in Kenya 1 Yes 64 2 No 260 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 Q406. What changes do you want to see in the law? Prompt; Multiple responses allowed All respondents who said that abortion law in Kenya should be changed at Q405 324 4 Specific changes that the respondent thought should be made on the abortion law in Kenya 1 Yes 27 2 No 297 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 Q406. What changes do you want to see in the law? Prompt; Multiple responses allowed All respondents who said that abortion law in Kenya should be changed at Q405 324 4 Specific changes that the respondent thought should be made on the abortion law in Kenya 1 Yes 4 2 No 320 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 Foetal anomalies Q406. What changes do you want to see in the law? Prompt; Multiple responses allowed All respondents who said that abortion law in Kenya should be changed at Q405 328 0 Specific changes that the respondent thought should be made on the abortion law in Kenya 1 Yes 7 2 No 321 9 Missing 0 Q406. What changes do you want to see in the law? Prompt; Multiple responses allowed All respondents who said that abortion law in Kenya should be changed at Q405 324 4 Specific changes that the respondent thought should be made on the abortion law in Kenya 1 Yes 2 2 No 322 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 Q406. What changes do you want to see in the law? Specify All respondents who gave other ways in which teh abortion law in Kenya should be changed at Q405 apart from the ones listed (I.e Q406X=1) 2 0 Specific changes that the respondent thought should be made on the abortion law in Kenya apart from the listed changes LEGALISE TO PREVENT UNSAFE ABORTIONS 1 MENTAL DISABILITY OF THE WOMAN 1 Q407. Do you think the Health Management Information System (HMIS) at this facility under counts post-abortion care cases? All facilities 324 4 Quality of HMIS data in capturing post abortion care cases 1 Yes 153 2 No 164 9 Missing 7 Sysmiss 4 AB-HPS identification All respondents 124 0 1 124 62.5 35.94 ID Date Entry Clerk Code All records 124 0 Data entry clerk code 1 Patrick 52 5 Kibowen 72 Date of data entry All records 124 2012-07-27 2012-10-09 Data of Data entry 2012-07-27 1 2012-08-03 2 2012-08-30 27 2012-08-31 18 2012-09-03 25 2012-09-04 24 2012-09-06 4 2012-09-07 13 2012-09-25 9 2012-10-09 1 K1 Province Code K1. PROVINCE All respondents 124 0 Province of Kenya where interview was conducted 1 Central 5 2 Coast 2 3 Eastern 11 4 Nairobi 60 5 North Eastern 0 6 Nyanza 12 7 Rift Valley 34 8 Western 0 K2 District Code K2. DISTRICT All respondents 124 0 District of Kenya where interview was conducted 1 Gatundu 0 2 Kiambu East 3 3 Kiambu West 1 4 Thika 2 5 Kirinyaga 0 6 Muranga North 0 7 Muranga South 0 8 Nyandarua North 0 9 Nyeri North 0 10 Kaloleni 0 11 Kilifi 1 12 Malindi 0 13 Kinango 0 14 Kwale 0 15 Msambweni 0 16 Laikipia East 0 17 Lamu 0 18 Mombasa 1 19 Taita 0 20 Taveta 0 21 Tana Delta 0 22 Embu 2 23 Mbeere 0 24 Kitui 0 25 Kyuso 0 26 Mutomo 0 27 Mwingi 0 28 Kangundo 0 29 Machakos 9 30 Mwala 0 31 Yatta 0 32 Kibwezi 0 33 Makueni 0 34 Mbooni 0 35 Nzaui 0 36 Igembe 0 37 Imenti Central 0 38 Imenti North 0 39 Tigania 0 40 Maara 0 41 Meru South 0 42 Tharaka 0 43 Nairobi East 11 44 Nairobi North 16 45 Nairobi West 14 46 Fafi 0 47 Garissa 0 48 Ijara 0 49 Lagdera 0 50 Garbatula 0 51 Mandera Central 0 52 Mandera East 0 53 Mandera West 0 54 Laisamis 0 55 Wajir East 0 56 Wajir North 0 57 Wajir South 0 58 Wajir West 0 59 Homa Bay 1 60 Rachuonyo 0 61 Suba 0 62 Gucha 0 63 Gucha South 0 64 Kisii Central 1 65 Kisii South 0 66 Masaba 0 67 Kisumu East 10 68 Kisumu West 0 69 Nyando 0 70 Kuria East 0 71 Kuria West 0 72 Migori 0 73 Rongo 0 74 Manga 0 75 Nyamira 0 76 Siaya 0 77 Baringo 0 78 Baringo North 0 79 Bomet 0 80 Buret 0 81 Keiyo 0 82 Marakwet 0 83 Kajiado 0 84 Loitokitok 0 85 Kericho 0 86 Laikipia North 0 87 Laikipia West 0 88 Molo 0 89 Naivasha 0 90 Nakuru Central 0 91 Nakuru North 2 92 Nandi East 0 93 Nandi North 0 94 Narok South 0 95 Trans Mara 0 96 Samburu East 0 97 Samburu North 0 98 Kwanza 0 99 Trans Nzoia West 7 100 Turkana Central 0 101 Turkana North 0 102 Turkana South 0 103 Eldoret East 21 104 Eldoret West 1 105 West Pokot 0 106 Bungoma East 0 107 Bungoma North 0 108 Bungoma South 0 109 Bungoma West 0 110 Mt. Elgon 0 111 Busia 0 112 Teso 0 113 Butere 0 114 Kakamega Central 0 115 Kakamega North 0 116 Kakamega South 0 117 Lugari 0 118 Mumias 0 119 Hamisi 0 120 Vihiga 0 121 Kimilili 0 999 Missing 21 K3 County Code K3. COUNTY All respondents 124 0 County of Kenya where interview was conducted 1 Kiambu 5 2 Kirinyaga 0 3 Murang'a 0 4 Nyandarua 0 5 Nyeri 0 6 Kilifi 1 7 Kwale 0 8 Laikipia 0 9 Lamu 0 10 Mombasa 1 11 Taita Taveta 0 12 Tana River 0 13 Embu 2 14 Kitui 0 15 Machakos 9 16 Makueni 0 17 Meru 0 18 Tharaka Nithi 0 19 Nairobi 60 20 Garissa 0 21 Isiolo 0 22 Marsabit 0 23 Wajir 0 24 Homa Bay 1 25 Kisii 1 26 Kisumu 10 27 Migori 0 28 Nyamira 0 29 Siaya 0 30 Baringo 0 31 Bomet 0 32 Elgeyo Marakwet 0 33 Kajiado 0 34 Kericho 0 35 Laikipia 0 36 Nakuru 3 37 Nandi 0 38 Narok 0 39 Samburu 0 40 Trans Nzoia 7 41 Turkana 0 42 Uasin Gishu 24 43 West Pokot 0 44 Bungoma 0 45 Busia 0 46 Kakamega 0 47 Vihiga 0 K4 Respondent Identification Number K4. RESPONDENT'S IDENTIFICATION NUMBER 124 0 1 124 62.5 35.94 Respondent's ID K5 Actual place where respondent works K5. WHERE RESPONDENT WORKS All repondents 124 0 Respondents place of work A AND E (ACCIDENT AND EMERGENCY )MTRH. 1 A BEAUTICIAN IN KOROGOCHO AND FILM DESIGNER 1 AJOSA CLINIC 1 AMANI MEDICAL CLINIC 1 AT MATHARE AS HAIR DRESSER 1 BUSINESS WOMAN IN KOROGOCHO SLUM 1 CBD 1 CBD-NAIROBI. 1 CBD. 1 CENTRE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS AND DEMOCRACY. 1 CHW WITH NGO (PAMBAZUKO) 1 CHW-CBO 1 CLINICAL OFFICER MOI UNIVERSITY MEDICAL SERVICES 1 COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER IN KOROGOCHO 1 COMMUNITY SOCIAL WORKER IN KOROGOCHO 1 COMMUNITY SOCIAL WORKER(VOLUNTEER AT KOROGOCHO) 1 DEAN OF STUDENTS,SCHOOL OF MEDICINE MOI UNIVERSITY 1 DEAN SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH,MOI UNIVERSITY 1 DISPENSARY 1 DISTRICT PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICE 1 ELDORET 2 ELDORET ACK CHURCH 1 GATHANGA 1 GYNE WARD IN-CHARGE MTRH 1 HANDICAP INTERNATIONAL 1 HEALTH EDUCATION AND PROMOTION DEPARTMENT 1 HOUSEWIFE. 1 IN APRIVATE CLINIC IN KANGEMI 1 IN APRIVATE CLINIC IN MARINGO 1 IN DANDORA PHASEIII AS ACLINICIAN IN PRIVATE CLINI 1 IN DANDORA PHASEIII IN APRIVATE TUNZA CLINIC 1 IN GITHURAI45 EMPLOYED IN A PRIVATE CLINIC 1 IN GITHURAI45 OPERATES A PRIVATE CLINIC 1 IN HURUMA AS A BUSINESS WOMAN 1 IN HURUMA IN APRIVATE NURSING HOME AS ACLINICIAN 1 IN HURUMA OPERATES A PRIVATE CLINIC AND CHEMIST 1 IN KAYOLE EMPLOYED IN APRIVATE CLINIC 1 IN KAYOLE OPERATES A PRIVATE CLINIC 1 IN KOROGOCHO SLUMS AS A BUSINESS WOMAN 1 IN MARINGO AS A PHAM TECH. 1 IN MARINGO AS PHARM TECH RUNNING A CHEMIST BUSINES 1 IN MARINGO AT PRIVATE TUNZA CLINIC 1 IN MATHARE AS A CASUAL WORKER 1 IN MATHARE AS A SALOONIST 1 IN MATHARE VALLEY AS A CASUAL LABOURER\BUSINESS 1 K24 TELEVISION STATION 1 KENYATTA 1 KENYATTA NATIONAL HOSPITAL 2 KISUMU 1 KISUMU MOH 1 KISUMU(NGO) 1 KITALE DISTRICT HOSPITAL 3 KNH. 2 LANGAS HEALTH CENTRE 1 M.O.H 1 MACHAKOS BAPTIST SCHOOL 1 MACHAKOS EASTERN PROVINCE 1 MACHAKOS LEVEL FIVE HOSPITAL 1 MANZA-MUNGALA 1 MEDIA HOUSE 1 MILELE FM RADIO STATION 1 MISSING 6 MISSING . 2 MISSING. 2 MOI TAECHING AND REFERRAL HOSPITAL 1 MOI UNIVERSITY /MTRH 1 MOI UNIVERSITY MEDICAL SERVICES 1 MOMBASA (BAMBURI MEDICARE) 1 MTRH IN CHARGE OF WARD 1 MTRH,CASUALTY 1 MTRH.HOD REPRODUCTVE HEALTH DIVISION. 1 MUTUNDURI 1 NAIROBI 4 NAIROBI. 2 NAMUNYAK M-CLINIC 1 NATION MEDIA GROUP 1 NGO-PLANNED PARENTHOOD GLOBAL 1 NURSE ACCIDENT FOR EMERGENCY. 1 NYANZA JOORH 1 OPERATES A CHEMIST AND RUNS A CLINIC IN KANGEMI 1 OPERATES A CHEMIST AT MARINGO. 1 OPERATES A CHEMIST IN KOROGOCHO 1 OPERATES A CLINIC IN DANDORA PHASEIII 1 OPERATES TUNZA MEDICAL CLINIC IN KANGEMI 1 PASSIONATE CARE NAKURU 1 POLICE OFFICER. 1 PRIVATE PRACTITIONER 1 R.H.S. 1 RAM HOSPITAL 1 REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND RIGHTS ALLIANCE 1 REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH NAIROBI 1 RURAL AREA MANZA 1 SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHER IN NAIROBI(GIRLS SCHOOL). 1 SECONDARY SCHOOL. 1 SHEIKH(ELDORET) 1 ST.JUDE CLINIC. 1 STARLITE M-CLINIC NGATA 1 TBA AT KOROGOCHO SLUMS 1 TBA MUKURUENI EMBU COUNTY 1 TEACHER AT MACHAKOS BAPTIST PRIMARY SCHOOL 1 TEACHER AT POPE PAUL VI SEMINARY 1 TRADITIONAL BIRTH ATTENDANT(MUNGALA) 1 UHS. 1 UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI. 2 UON. 1 WARENG RH COORDINATOR 1 WOMEN CARE GLOBAL 1 Date of interview K6. DATE OF INTERVIEW All respondents 122 2012-04-24 2012-09-13 Date of interview 2012-04-24 3 2012-05-08 1 2012-05-14 1 2012-05-18 1 2012-05-23 1 2012-05-24 5 2012-05-25 1 2012-05-26 1 2012-05-27 1 2012-05-28 2 2012-05-30 1 2012-06-05 2 2012-06-06 1 2012-06-07 2 2012-06-08 4 2012-06-13 1 2012-06-17 1 2012-06-20 1 2012-06-23 3 2012-06-25 2 2012-06-26 1 2012-06-27 4 2012-06-28 3 2012-06-29 1 2012-07-05 1 2012-07-06 1 2012-07-07 1 2012-07-08 1 2012-07-09 1 2012-07-10 1 2012-07-11 1 2012-07-12 1 2012-07-15 1 2012-07-16 2 2012-07-18 1 2012-07-20 1 2012-07-26 2 2012-07-27 5 2012-07-29 1 2012-07-30 2 2012-08-03 1 2012-08-07 5 2012-08-08 3 2012-08-10 5 2012-08-13 4 2012-08-16 1 2012-08-20 1 2012-08-23 2 2012-08-24 2 2012-08-25 2 2012-08-27 2 2012-08-28 7 2012-08-29 13 2012-08-30 3 2012-08-31 3 2012-09-13 1 K7 Current location of work K7. CURRENT LOCATION OF WORK Interviewer: If respondent works in both rural and urban areas, circle the category corresponding to the area where he/she contributes the most time All respondents 124 0 Location of duty station 1 Rural 19 2 Urban 105 9 Missing 0 Time when interview strated K8. START TIME Units (HH:MM) All respondents 109 0 Tiem started interview 01:00 1 01:24 1 02:05 1 02:14 1 02:30 1 03:02 1 03:15 1 03:20 1 03:23 1 03:30 2 04:15 1 07:17 1 07:30 1 08:00 2 08:39 1 08:55 1 09:00 6 09:17 1 09:20 1 09:30 1 10:00 6 10:05 1 10:15 2 10:17 1 10:20 2 10:30 2 10:43 1 11:00 1 11:03 1 11:30 12 11:45 3 12:00 4 12:05 1 12:11 2 12:15 1 12:99 2 13:00 1 13:13 1 13:18 1 13:25 1 13:30 2 13:52 1 14:00 3 14:06 1 14:10 1 14:30 2 14:40 1 14:45 1 14:51 1 14:52 2 14:55 1 15:00 2 15:02 2 15:05 1 15:14 1 15:20 1 15:24 1 15:30 4 16:00 2 16:05 1 16:06 1 16:07 1 16:10 1 17:09 1 18:32 1 K9 Interviewer's code K9. INTERVIEWER CODE All interviews 124 0 Interviewer code 1 Ann Ngugi 20 2 Prof. Lawrence Ikamari 20 3 Dr. Emilly Mwaliko 24 4 Dr. Sam Owoko 9 5 Dr. Jedelsa Guyo 15 6 Eugene/Caroline Egesa 36 Int comment on resp knowelde rural aeras For interviewer to fill out at the end of the interview: INTERVIEWER COMMENTARY ON RESPONDENT'S KNOWLEDGE OF RURAL AREAS All interviews 124 0 Respondent's knowledge of rural areas 1 Knows very well 86 2 Knows moderately well 31 3 Knows passably well 5 4 Does not know 1 9 Missing 1 K9 Result INTERVIEW RESULT All respondents 124 0 Result of interview 1 Complete 122 2 Refused 0 3 Incomplete 2 4 Not available for interview 0 6 Other Result 0 9 Missing 0 K9 Result (Other Specify) INTERVIEW RESULT Specify All who responded "Other" result of interview 0 0 Other result of interview Combined interviewer's comments of interview COMMENTS All interviews 34 Interviewer's comments on teh interview 202.Difficult To Tell Method Used .Many Come Withcomplications.However Nurse/Co'S,Do Have Mva Kitsboth Personel And Some In H/Centres.Not Sure About The Old As New Constitution. 1 214-There Is No Fear ,There Is A Way Out So They Will No Problems Repeating The Same And It Will Besuccessful .Those Who Have Useful Wll Have Other Problems E.G Abuse,Economy Is Bad Will Come Again W 1 99 1 Abortion Is Now Common Till A Husband&Wife Walk Into Seek Abortion Services In A Health Facility Because They Don`T Want Many Children And Also Don`Tpreffer Using Fp Methods 1 An Interesting Questionaire Though Provoking And The Results Eagerly Being Awaited 1 As A Tba I Am Confident The Work I Do Is Valued Bycommunities. They Thank Us And They Say We Handlethem With Care Unlike Hospitals Where Have Bad Experiences 1 As A Tba I Have Been Trainedi Have All The Equipments To Deliver Childreni Am Born Again And I Strongly Oppose Abortion Nomatter What 1 As School Teachers, We Are A Valuable Source Of Information On Studies Like Thisi Look Foward To Recieving A Copy Of The Researchfindings 1 At 302 Respondent Had Not Understood But When It Was Read Again He Changed Some Of The Answers He Had Given To Better Suit His Opinion(Reason For Alteration) 1 Been Practicing As A Private Practitioner Though General Physician 1 Does Outreach To The Sick And Community Counsellingreproductive Health Trained 1 Government Does Not Permit Use Of Cytotec For Inducing Abortionpharmacists Take Advantageof This And They Overcharge Since It `S To Be Conducted Illegally 1 Has Handled Different Cases On Abortion And Gynaecological Issues 1 I Am Born Again. I Love Childreni Have Delivered Many Children And I Can`T Participate In Taking Away Life From An Unborn Childi Strongly Condemn Abortion Be It Safe Or Unsafe 1 I Have Been Trained As A Tba And I Have Been Toldwhat I Need To Helb 1 Impression Of No Doctors In Rural Areasnot Sure About Any Methods Of Induced Abortiondifficult To Imagine A Woman Who Self Induce As Aprovider Also.Q407 Is A Difficult Question To Ask. 1 It'S A Good Excellnt Research .Keep It Up. 1 Not Sure What Women Would Pay To Any Provider Forprocuring An Abortion,. 1 Q105-Not Sureq203-Sometimes It Is Impossible To Tell Whether Co,Nurse,Midwife.It Is Just A Clinicq210-213-Not Sure What Type Of Providers And Their 1 Q205&208 Charges Per Each Provider Depend On The Gestation Of A Pregnancy 1 Q212,213-All Will Have Compl All Bleed And Provider May Be Trained But Not Have An Enabling Environment.Q301-Pain Is Not A Complication?.Q304-Women Self-Induced Is Not A Provider.Q204(G)-Difficult To 1 Respondent Confessed A Week Ago He Was Arrested Byministry Of Health Officials But Bribed His Way Out. His Facility Had Been Identified As Notoriousi Had To Him Iwas Not An Official Investigating 1 Respondent Has Been Conducting Peer Education Fortrainer Of Trainers For Four(4) Years 1 Respondent Has Been Conducting Safe Sex Educationto Csw`S For Six(6) Years 1 Respondent Has Experience In Working In Big Hospitals I.E Nairobi Hospital 1 Respondent Is A Commercial Sex Worker Who Has Procured An Abortion 1 Respondent Kept Attending To Her Patient Then After She Was Done She Could Proceed (Lot Of Breaks During Interviews 1 Respondent Pointed Out That People Hardly Differentiate Between A Nurse And A Clinical Officer.At Q215 The Respondent Said People Who Do Abortionhave High Sexual Desire Thus Reppeat Abortion 1 Respondent Started Well Giving Information On Labtechnologist Participating In Carrying Out Unsafeabortion But Refused To Continue Because He Felt It Disclosed Him.Was Well Informed Obout It Around 1 Respondent Took Breaks To Attend To Patients At Time Of Interview 1 Respondent Was Not Aware Of Abortion In Rural Area 1 The Interview Was Stopped But Was To Continue.The Respondent Has Not Honoured The Re-Appointment 1 The Respondent Is An Experienced Obs\Gynae Who Hasdeep Knowledge On Unsafe Abortion 1 Well Performed. 1 101 Gender Q101. Sex of respondent Interviewer: Circle the cell that applies to the respondent. All respondents 124 0 Respondent's sex 1 Male 35 2 Female 89 9 Missing 0 102 Age Q102. How old are you? All respondents 118 6 Respondent's age 24 1 25 1 26 3 27 6 28 6 29 6 30 8 31 6 32 6 33 2 34 1 35 6 36 4 37 3 38 11 39 3 40 2 41 1 42 1 43 5 44 6 45 2 46 4 47 1 48 3 49 2 50 6 52 1 53 2 55 1 56 1 57 1 59 2 68 1 70 1 72 1 73 1 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 6 103 Primary profession Q103. Which of the following categories describes your primary profession? Interviewer: If more than one applies, circle the category that accounts for the greatest proportion of the respondent's time All respondents 124 0 Respondent's profession 1 Researcher 6 2 OB-GYN 8 3 Nurse 31 4 Midwife 3 5 Clinical Officer 9 6 Medical Officer/GP 7 7 Health Administrative Officer (E.g in MoH) 2 8 Lawyer 2 9 Counselor/ Social Worker 5 10 Advocacy (Specify) 4 11 Other (Specify) 0 12 Other- Non-medical 40 13 Other-Medical 5 99 Missing 2 103 Advocacy (Specify) Q103. Which of the following categories describes your primary profession? Specify All respondents who answered YES to Option 10 (Advocacy) at Q103 0 0 Other professions 103 Others (Specify) Q103. Which of the following categories describes your primary profession? Specify All respondents who answered YES to Option 11 (Other) at Q103 8 0 Other professions CHW 1 COMMUNITY MOBILIZER 1 DAY LADIES (CSW) 1 ICT SYSTEM ADMIN 1 PEER EDUCATOR 2 PRIEST (ACK). 1 SEX EDUCATOR 1 104 No of years of working in the field Q104. How long have you been working in this field? YEARS All respondents 124 0 Duration of service in current field 0 5 1 1 2 8 3 7 4 7 5 10 6 8 7 7 8 10 10 8 11 2 12 3 13 1 14 2 15 8 16 7 17 2 18 3 19 2 20 5 21 3 22 3 24 2 25 3 27 2 29 1 30 3 45 1 99 Missing 0 105 Primary sector of respondent's work Q105. In which sector do you work primarily? Interviewer: If the respondent works in more than one sector, tick the category corresponding to the sector where he/she contributes the most time. If the respondent works equally in both the private and the public sector, they can fill that in under “Other”. All respondents 124 0 Sector 1 Public sector (Govt) 49 2 Private sector for profit 49 3 Private sector not-for profit 25 4 Other 0 9 Missing 1 105 Primary sector (Other Specify) Specify All respondents who responded "Other" at Q105 0 0 Other sectors 106 Worked in rural area for 6 mths or more in last 5 yrs Q106. Do you have experience working in rural areas for six months or more in the last five years? All repsondents 124 0 Experience working in rural areas 1 Yes 53 2 No 71 9 Missing 0 106 Name of rural area in Q106 above Q106. List the names of the rural areas where you have worked for six months or more in the last five years All respondents 41 0 Names of rural areas worked All Districts In North Rift 1 Amani Medical Clinic 1 Burn Forest. 1 Busia 1 Embu-Kyeni 1 Garissa 2 Gathanga -Muchatha 1 Kachibora 2 Kajiado 1 Kimunyu In Gatundu 1 Kirigi 1 Kisii - Keroka 1 Kitale 1 Machakos 1 Malindi 1 Manza 1 Matuu-Kivandini 1 Mbale-Magada 1 Mbooni 1 Meru-Mikindure. 1 Mikindure-Meru 1 Miwongoli 1 Mkangu 1 Mukumu Boys Sec-Khayega 1 Mungala 1 Mutituni 2 Nazareth Hospital 1 Ndhiwa 1 Nyakach 2 Nyandarua-Govika 1 Pokot 1 Sambueli South Coast 1 Same Clinic Is Situated In The Rural 1 Tharaka-Meru 1 Thika District Hospital 1 Wajir 1 Webuye District Hospital 1 106 Name of rural area in Q106 above Q106. List the names of the rural areas where you have worked for six months or more in the last five years All respondents 17 0 Names of rural areas worked Cherengany 1 Ikunga 1 Iten 1 Kasinga 1 Kikuyu 1 Kwanza 2 Livhanda Girls Sec-Shinyalu 1 Machakos Rural 1 Malava District Hospital 1 Manza 1 Mosoriot 1 Mutunduri 2 Muvuti 1 Nzaikoni 1 Pokot 1 106 Name of rural area in Q106 above Q106. List the names of the rural areas where you have worked for six months or more in the last five years All respondents 10 0 Names of rural areas worked B/Forest 1 Cherananyi 1 Kiandani 1 Kiminini 1 Kwanza 1 Mt. Elgon 1 Mukibuni 1 Mumbuni 1 Mungala 1 Musingu Boys Sec-Khayega 1 106 Name of rural area in Q106 above Q106. List the names of the rural areas where you have worked for six months or more in the last five years All respondents 3 0 Names of rural areas worked Ivumbomi 1 Kiminini 1 Saboti 1 106 Name of rural area in Q106 above Q106. List the names of the rural areas where you have worked for six months or more in the last five years All respondents 1 0 Names of rural areas worked Eldoret 1 106 Name of rural area in Q106 above Q106. List the names of the rural areas where you have worked for six months or more in the last five years All respondents 0 0 Names of rural areas worked 201_1 Personally in public health center There is so much talk on abortion everywhere in the province. In the next section we are going to talk about abortion. When we talk about woman, we mean any female who can become pregnant. We would like to have your opinion about abortion care and associated problems in Kenya. Q201. Please identify the different situations in which you have encountered the issue of abortion. Interviewer : Please tick all that apply, but do not suggest the answers All respondents 124 0 Situation respondent encounteres the issue of abortion 1 Yes 59 2 No 65 9 Missing 0 201_2 Personally in private health center Q201. Please identify the different situations in which you have encountered the issue of abortion. Interviewer : Please tick all that apply, but do not suggest the answers All respondents 124 0 Situation respondent encounteres the issue of abortion 1 Yes 61 2 No 63 9 Missing 0 201_3 Personally in non medical Q201. Please identify the different situations in which you have encountered the issue of abortion. Interviewer : Please tick all that apply, but do not suggest the answers All respondents 124 0 Situation respondent encounteres the issue of abortion 1 Yes 63 2 No 61 9 Missing 0 201_4 Through colleagues in any above Q201. Please identify the different situations in which you have encountered the issue of abortion. Interviewer : Please tick all that apply, but do not suggest the answers All respondents 124 0 Situation respondent encounteres the issue of abortion 1 Yes 78 2 No 46 9 Missing 0 201_5 Other Q201. Please identify the different situations in which you have encountered the issue of abortion. Interviewer : Please tick all that apply, but do not suggest the answers All respondents 124 0 Situation respondent encounteres the issue of abortion 1 Yes 3 2 No 121 9 Missing 0 201_6 Through media Q201. Please identify the different situations in which you have encountered the issue of abortion. Interviewer : Please tick all that apply, but do not suggest the answers All respondents 124 0 Situation respondent encounteres the issue of abortion 1 Yes 19 2 No 105 9 Missing 0 201_5 Other (Specify) Q201. Please identify the different situations in which you have encountered the issue of abortion. Interviewer : Please tick all that apply, but do not suggest the answers All respondents who responded "Yes" to Option 5 in Q201 above 3 0 Other situations respondent encounteres the issue of abortion COMMUNITY 1 INTERACTIONS 1 SOCIETY 1 202A Rural D & E Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 26 2 No 58 3 Don't Know 29 9 Missing 11 202A Urban D & E Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 64 2 No 24 3 Don't Know 28 9 Missing 8 202B Rural D & C Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 22 2 No 56 3 Don't Know 35 9 Missing 11 202B Urban D & C Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 57 2 No 27 3 Don't Know 29 9 Missing 11 202C Rural MVA Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 40 2 No 50 3 Don't Know 24 9 Missing 10 202C Urban MVA Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 91 2 No 11 3 Don't Know 17 9 Missing 5 202D Rural EVA Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 6 2 No 49 3 Don't Know 47 9 Missing 22 202D Urban EVA Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 32 2 No 18 3 Don't Know 49 9 Missing 25 202E Rural Medical abortion Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 60 2 No 34 3 Don't Know 18 9 Missing 12 202E Urban Medical abortion Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 101 2 No 7 3 Don't Know 11 9 Missing 5 202F Rural Oral drugs-Hormonal Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 46 2 No 27 3 Don't Know 28 9 Missing 23 202F Urban Oral drugs-Hormonal Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 57 2 No 22 3 Don't Know 22 9 Missing 23 202F Rural Oral drugs-Herbs Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 107 2 No 7 3 Don't Know 6 9 Missing 4 202F Urban Oral drugs-Herbs Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 68 2 No 37 3 Don't Know 6 9 Missing 13 202F Rural Oral drugs-Caustic agents Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 75 2 No 23 3 Don't Know 16 9 Missing 10 202F Urban Oral drugs-Caustic agents Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 48 2 No 44 3 Don't Know 12 9 Missing 20 202F Rural Oral drugs-Pharma overdose Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 98 2 No 13 3 Don't Know 7 9 Missing 6 202F Urban Oral drugs-Pharma overdose Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 77 2 No 25 3 Don't Know 8 9 Missing 14 202F Rural Oral drugs-Other Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 7 2 No 3 3 Don't Know 13 9 Missing 101 202F Urban Oral drugs-Other Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 5 2 No 4 3 Don't Know 9 9 Missing 106 Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents who said "Other" to Q202f (v) above-Rural 6 0 9 1 Hanger Prick 1 Juice Concotion 1 Juice Concotion(Strong) 1 Missng. 1 Roots 1 202F Urban Oral drugs-Other (Specify) Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents who said "Other" to Q202f (v) above-Urban 4 0 9 1 Injectable Oxytocin 1 Juice Concotion 1 Juice Concotion(Strong) 1 202G Rural Injectables Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 8 2 No 2 3 Don't Know 20 9 Missing 94 202G Urban Injectables Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 4 2 No 6 3 Don't Know 18 9 Missing 96 202G Rural Injectables-Specify Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents who said "Other" to Q202g above-Rural 1 0 One With Syringe 1 202G Urban Injectables-Specify Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents who said "Other" to Q202g above-Urban 1 0 99 1 202H Rural Cervical-hormonals Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 25 2 No 37 3 Don't Know 30 9 Missing 32 202H Urban Cervical-hormonals Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 42 2 No 24 3 Don't Know 27 9 Missing 31 202H Rural Cervical-herbs Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 68 2 No 22 3 Don't Know 22 9 Missing 12 202H Urban Cervical-herbs Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 45 2 No 32 3 Don't Know 22 9 Missing 25 202H Rural Cervical-catheter Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 35 2 No 43 3 Don't Know 23 9 Missing 23 202H Urban Cervical-catheter Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 68 2 No 18 3 Don't Know 18 9 Missing 20 202H Rural Cervical-piercing objetcts Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 82 2 No 12 3 Don't Know 13 9 Missing 17 202H Urban Cervical-piercing objetcts Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 52 2 No 30 3 Don't Know 14 9 Missing 28 202H Rural Cervical-Others Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 4 2 No 3 3 Don't Know 7 9 Missing 110 202H Urban Cervical-Others Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 4 2 No 3 3 Don't Know 9 9 Missing 108 202H Rural Cervical-Others (Specify) Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents who said "Other" to Q202h (v) above-Rural 0 0 202H Urban Cervical-Others (Specify) Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents who said "Other" to Q202h (v) above-Urban 1 0 Tabs Cytotec 1 202I Rural Heavy massage, etc Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 59 2 No 22 3 Don't Know 20 9 Missing 23 202I Urban Heavy massage, etc Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 24 2 No 39 3 Don't Know 26 9 Missing 35 202J Rural Others Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 4 2 No 0 3 Don't Know 5 9 Missing 115 202J Urban Others Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents 124 0 1 Yes 2 2 No 0 3 Don't Know 7 9 Missing 115 202J Rural Others (Specify) Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents who said "Other" to Q202j above -Rural 1 0 Inducing Trauma With A Belt 1 202J Urban Others (Specify) Interviewer: Please read out each type of method for rural areas, tick the appropriate response and then repeat the same questions for urban areas. Please tick all that apply from the list below, regardless of the type of practitioner who may use the method. All respondents who said "Other" to Q202j above -Urban 0 0 203A Rural TBA Method 1 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 105 19 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 0 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 0 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 0 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 1 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 78 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 1 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 1 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 2 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 13 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 4 18 j. Other means 5 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 19 203A Rural TBA Method 2 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 23 101 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 0 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 0 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 1 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 4 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 1 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 0 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 2 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 2 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 1 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 9 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 3 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 101 203A Rural TBA Method 3 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 6 118 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 0 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 0 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 0 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 2 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 2 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 1 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 0 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 0 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 1 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 118 203A Rural TBA Method 4 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 1 123 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 0 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 0 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 0 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 0 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 1 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 0 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 0 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 123 203A Rural TBA Method 5 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 0 124 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 0 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 0 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 0 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 0 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 0 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 0 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 0 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 124 203A Urban TBA Method 1 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 98 26 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 2 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 0 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 4 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 11 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 1 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 50 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 2 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 1 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 2 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 4 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 14 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 1 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 2 18 j. Other means 4 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 26 203A Urban TBA Method 2 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 20 104 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 1 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 1 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 0 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 5 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 1 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 2 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 1 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 4 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 4 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 1 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 104 203A Urban TBA Method 3 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 7 117 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 0 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 1 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 1 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 1 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 1 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 0 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 0 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 2 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 1 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 117 203A Urban TBA Method 4 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 2 122 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 0 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 0 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 1 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 0 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 0 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 1 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 0 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 0 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 122 203A Urban TBA Method 5 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 1 123 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 0 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 0 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 1 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 0 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 0 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 0 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 0 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 123 203B Rural CO/Nurse Method 1 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 97 27 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 13 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 3 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 28 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 29 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 7 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 2 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 3 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 2 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 5 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 4 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 1 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 27 203B Rural CO/Nurse Method 2 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 32 92 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 1 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 3 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 13 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 1 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 10 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 0 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 2 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 1 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 1 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 92 203B Rural CO/Nurse Method 3 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 6 118 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 1 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 1 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 1 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 0 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 0 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 1 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 2 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 0 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 118 203B Rural CO/Nurse Method 4 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 0 124 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 0 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 0 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 0 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 0 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 0 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 0 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 0 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 124 203B Rural CO/Nurse Method 5 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 1 123 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 0 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 0 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 1 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 0 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 0 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 0 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 0 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 123 203B Urban CO/Nurse Method 1 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 98 26 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 13 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 5 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 35 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 31 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 5 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 0 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 1 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 0 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 1 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 3 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 1 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 3 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 26 203B Urban CO/Nurse Method 2 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 38 86 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 3 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 7 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 12 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 14 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 0 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 1 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 1 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 0 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 86 203B Urban CO/Nurse Method 3 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 12 112 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 2 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 2 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 3 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 0 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 0 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 1 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 4 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 0 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 112 203B Urban CO/Nurse Method 4 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 4 120 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 1 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 1 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 2 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 0 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 0 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 0 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 0 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 120 203B Urban CO/Nurse Method 5 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 1 123 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 0 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 0 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 0 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 0 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 0 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 0 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 0 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 1 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 123 203C Rural Doctor Method 1 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 93 31 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 16 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 9 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 34 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 1 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 21 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 3 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 1 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 1 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 1 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 1 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 1 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 0 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 0 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 4 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 31 203C Rural Doctor Method 2 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 27 97 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 1 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 9 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 5 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 8 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 1 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 0 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 1 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 0 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 1 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 1 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 97 203C Rural Doctor Method 3 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 8 116 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 1 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 4 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 0 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 0 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 1 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 2 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 0 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 116 203C Rural Doctor Method 4 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 2 122 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 0 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 0 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 2 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 0 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 0 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 0 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 0 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 0 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 122 203C Rural Doctor Method 5 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 0 124 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 0 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 0 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 0 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 0 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 0 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 0 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 0 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 124 203C Urban Doctor Method 1 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 94 30 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 19 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 10 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 32 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 4 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 22 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 1 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 0 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 1 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 1 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 0 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 1 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 3 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 30 203C Urban Doctor Method 2 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 38 86 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 16 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 8 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 12 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 0 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 0 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 1 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 0 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 1 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 86 203C Urban Doctor Method 3 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 10 114 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 1 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 6 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 2 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 1 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 0 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 0 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 0 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 0 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 114 203C Urban Doctor Method 4 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 4 120 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 0 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 0 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 3 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 1 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 0 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 0 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 0 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 0 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 120 203C Urban Doctor Method 5 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 1 123 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 0 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 0 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 0 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 0 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 0 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 1 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 0 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 123 203D Rural Self Method 1 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 98 26 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 0 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 0 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 5 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 4 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 16 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 6 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 17 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 2 11 g. Injectables 1 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 2 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 33 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 0 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 8 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 2 18 j. Other means 2 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 26 203D Rural Self Method 2 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 19 105 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 0 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 0 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 2 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 2 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 3 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 3 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 2 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 1 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 1 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 5 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 105 203D Rural Self Method 3 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 7 117 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 0 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 0 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 1 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 0 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 2 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 1 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 1 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 0 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 1 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 1 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 117 203D Rural Self Method 4 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 3 121 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 0 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 0 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 0 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 1 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 1 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 0 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 0 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 1 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 121 203D Urban Self Method 3 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 8 116 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 0 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 1 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 0 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 2 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 3 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 1 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 0 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 0 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 1 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 116 203D Rural Self Method 5 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 0 124 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 0 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 0 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 0 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 0 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 0 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 0 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 0 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 124 203D Urban Self Method 4 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 5 119 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 0 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 0 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 1 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 0 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 0 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 1 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 1 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 1 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 1 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 0 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 119 203D Urban Self Method 5 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All repondents 2 122 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 0 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 0 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 0 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 0 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 0 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 0 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 0 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 0 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 2 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 0 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 122 204A TBA Rural- Poor Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All respondents 121 3 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 Never/ Rarely 9 2 Sometimes 21 3 Commonly 91 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 3 203D Urban Self Method 1 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All respondents 91 33 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 1 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 2 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 0 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 27 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 8 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 6 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 2 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 15 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 3 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 1 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 23 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 0 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 0 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 1 18 j. Other means 2 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 33 203D Urban Self Method 2 Q203. What do you think is the MOST common method used by: Interviewer:use the letters in Q.202 All respondents 15 109 Common methods for inducing abortions used in different parts by different provider types 1 a. Dilation and Evacuation (D&E) 0 2 b. Dilation and curettage (D&C) 1 3 c. Manual vacuum aspiration (MVA) 1 4 d. Electric vacuum aspiration (EVA) 0 5 e. Medication abortion (e.g. Cytotec/misoprostol) 3 6 f i. Oral introduction of drugs- Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptive pills) 2 7 fii. Oral introduction of drugs- Herbs/ Teas/ Solutions 1 8 fiii. Oral introduction of drugs- Caustic agents (e.g. Washing detergent) 2 9 fiv. Oral introduction of drugs- Overdose of pharmaceuticals (e.g. Quinine, SP 3 tablets) 1 10 fv. Oral introduction of drugs- Other 0 11 g. Injectables 0 12 hi. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs-Hormonal drugs (e.g. Contraceptives) 0 13 hii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Herbs/Teas/ Solutions (Using form of insertion) 0 14 hiii. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Catheter 1 15 hiv.Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Piercing objects (e.g. sticks, wires, knitting needles) 2 16 hv. Cervical/ Vaginal drugs- Other 0 17 i. Heavy massage/physical exertion, physical blows, jumping, falling, marching 1 18 j. Other means 0 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 109 204A TBA Rural- Non-Poor All respondents 118 6 Rural methods of inducing abortion by different provider-types by poverty 1 Never/ Rarely 62 2 Sometimes 38 3 Commonly 18 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 6 204B CO Rural- Poor All respondents 121 3 Rural methods of inducing abortion by different provider-types by poverty 1 Never/ Rarely 60 2 Sometimes 52 3 Commonly 9 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 3 204B CO Rural- Non-Poor All respondents 121 3 Rural methods of inducing abortion by different provider-types by poverty 1 Never/ Rarely 8 2 Sometimes 51 3 Commonly 62 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 3 204C Nurse Rural- Poor All respondents 122 2 Rural methods of inducing abortion by different provider-types by poverty 1 Never/ Rarely 57 2 Sometimes 48 3 Commonly 17 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 2 204C Nurse Rural- Non-Poor All respondents 121 3 Rural methods of inducing abortion by different provider-types by poverty 1 Never/ Rarely 13 2 Sometimes 41 3 Commonly 67 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 3 204D Trained midwife Rural- Poor All respondents 120 4 Rural methods of inducing abortion by different provider-types by poverty 1 Never/ Rarely 42 2 Sometimes 54 3 Commonly 24 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 204D Trained midwife Rural- Non-Poor All respondents 120 4 Rural methods of inducing abortion by different provider-types by poverty 1 Never/ Rarely 23 2 Sometimes 49 3 Commonly 48 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 4 204E Doctor Rural- Poor All respondents 122 2 Rural methods of inducing abortion by different provider-types by poverty 1 Never/ Rarely 101 2 Sometimes 17 3 Commonly 4 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 2 204E Doctor Rural- Non-Poor All respondents 121 3 Rural methods of inducing abortion by different provider-types by poverty 1 Never/ Rarely 16 2 Sometimes 39 3 Commonly 66 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 3 204F Pharmacist/Chemist Rural- Poor All respondents 122 2 Rural methods of inducing abortion by different provider-types by poverty 1 Never/ Rarely 58 2 Sometimes 50 3 Commonly 14 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 2 204F Pharmacist/Chemist Rural- Non-Poor All respondents 118 6 Rural methods of inducing abortion by different provider-types by poverty 1 Never/ Rarely 28 2 Sometimes 52 3 Commonly 38 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 6 204G Self Rural- Poor All respondents 117 7 Rural methods of inducing abortion by different provider-types by poverty 1 Never/ Rarely 11 2 Sometimes 31 3 Commonly 75 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 7 204G Self Rural- Non-Poor All respondents 119 5 Rural methods of inducing abortion by different provider-types by poverty 1 Never/ Rarely 45 2 Sometimes 44 3 Commonly 30 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 5 204H Other Rural- Poor All respondents 12 112 Rural methods of inducing abortion by different provider-types by poverty 1 Never/ Rarely 5 2 Sometimes 5 3 Commonly 2 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 112 204H Other Rural- Non Poor All respondents 9 115 Rural methods of inducing abortion by different provider-types by poverty 1 Never/ Rarely 3 2 Sometimes 5 3 Commonly 1 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 115 204H Other Rural- Poor (Specify) All respondents who responded either N/R,S or C to "Other" at Q204-Poor 0 0 Rural methods of inducing abortion by different provider-types by poverty 204H Other Rural- Non Poor (Specify) All respondents who responded either N/R,S or C to "Other" at Q204- Non-Poor 0 0 Rural methods of inducing abortion by different provider-types by poverty 205A TBA Rural-First trimester-Minimum Q205. How much do you think women in rural areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 204 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes All respondents 115 9 Cost of abortion services in rural areas 0 6 50 2 100 3 200 16 300 9 500 35 800 5 1000 19 1500 8 2000 7 3000 4 7000 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 205A TBA Rural-First trimester-Maximum Q205. How much do you think women in rural areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 204 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes All respondents 115 9 Cost of abortion services in rural areas 0 4 150 1 200 2 250 1 300 2 400 1 500 24 600 2 700 3 1000 26 1200 2 1500 11 2000 6 3000 16 3500 4 4000 3 5000 4 10000 3 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 205B CO Rural-First trimester-Minimum Q205. How much do you think women in rural areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 204 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes All respondents 114 10 Cost of abortion services in rural areas 0 2 150 1 200 1 300 1 400 1 500 11 1000 21 1300 1 1500 10 2000 22 2500 4 3000 23 4000 8 5000 7 8000 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 205B CO Rural-First trimester-Maximum Q205. How much do you think women in rural areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 204 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes All respondents 114 10 Cost of abortion services in rural areas 0 1 400 1 500 2 600 1 1000 8 1500 8 2000 17 2500 4 3000 11 3500 1 4000 9 5000 26 6000 9 7000 2 8000 2 10000 9 15000 2 20000 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 205C Nurse Rural-First trimester-Minimum Q205. How much do you think women in rural areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 204 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes All respondents 114 10 Cost of abortion services in rural areas 0 6 300 3 400 1 500 12 600 1 1000 28 1500 12 2000 19 2500 3 3000 21 3500 1 4000 2 5000 5 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 205C Nurse Rural-First trimester-Maximum Q205. How much do you think women in rural areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 204 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes All respondents 114 10 Cost of abortion services in rural areas 0 5 500 1 600 2 700 1 1000 7 1200 1 1500 7 1800 1 2000 19 2500 4 3000 17 4000 16 4500 2 5000 17 5500 1 6000 4 7000 2 8000 1 9000 1 10000 4 15000 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 205D Trained midwife Rural-First trimester-Minimum Q205. How much do you think women in rural areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 204 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes All respondents 113 11 Cost of abortion services in rural areas 0 8 50 1 100 2 200 1 300 2 400 1 500 16 800 1 1000 29 1500 8 2000 17 2500 1 3000 17 4000 2 5000 6 7000 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 11 205D Trained midwife Rural-First trimester-Maximum Q205. How much do you think women in rural areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 204 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes All respondents 113 11 Cost of abortion services in rural areas 0 7 150 1 300 1 500 2 700 1 800 1 1000 12 1200 1 1500 8 1800 1 2000 17 2500 1 3000 21 3500 1 4000 6 4500 3 5000 15 6000 3 10000 10 20000 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 11 205E Doctor Rural-First trimester-Minimum Q205. How much do you think women in rural areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 204 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes All respondents 110 14 Cost of abortion services in rural areas 0 6 500 4 700 1 1000 11 1200 1 1500 2 2000 8 2500 4 3000 19 4000 8 5000 30 6000 2 7000 4 7700 1 8000 1 10000 7 15000 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 14 205E Doctor Rural-First trimester-Maximum Q205. How much do you think women in rural areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 204 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes All respondents 110 14 Cost of abortion services in rural areas 0 5 800 1 1000 1 1200 1 1500 2 2000 6 2500 2 3000 7 3500 1 4000 1 5000 19 5200 1 6000 10 7000 3 8000 3 10000 26 12000 1 14000 1 15000 4 20000 7 25000 2 30000 1 40000 1 50000 4 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 14 205F Pharmacist/Chemist Rural-First trimester-Minimum Q205. How much do you think women in rural areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 204 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes All respondents 103 21 Cost of abortion services in rural areas 0 12 10 1 50 1 70 1 100 5 120 1 200 6 300 3 400 1 500 19 600 1 800 2 1000 18 1500 6 1800 2 2000 13 2500 1 3000 8 5000 1 10000 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 21 205F Pharmacist/Chemist Rural-First trimester-Maximum Q205. How much do you think women in rural areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 204 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes All respondents 103 21 Cost of abortion services in rural areas 0 11 120 1 200 6 300 1 350 1 500 8 600 1 650 1 700 2 800 2 1000 16 1300 1 1500 6 1600 1 2000 15 2500 3 3000 4 3500 1 4000 5 5000 11 6000 2 8000 2 9000 1 20000 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 21 205G Self Rural-First trimester-Minimum Q205. How much do you think women in rural areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 204 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes All respondents 104 20 Cost of abortion services in rural areas 0 39 1 1 10 1 25 1 50 6 100 9 150 1 200 18 250 2 300 4 500 15 1000 5 1200 1 2000 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 20 205G Self Rural-First trimester-Maximum Q205. How much do you think women in rural areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 204 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes All respondents 104 20 Cost of abortion services in rural areas 0 29 20 1 30 1 50 2 100 3 200 10 250 2 300 9 400 1 500 15 800 1 1000 16 1500 3 2000 7 3000 2 4000 1 6000 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 20 205H Other Rural-First trimester-Minimum Q205. How much do you think women in rural areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 204 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes All respondents 55 69 Cost of abortion services in rural areas 0 55 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 69 205H Other Rural-First trimester-Maximum Q205. How much do you think women in rural areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 204 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes All respondents 55 69 Cost of abortion services in rural areas 0 54 50 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 69 205H Other (Specify) Rural-First trimester-Minimum Q205. How much do you think women in rural areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Specify All respondents who mentioned other providers in Q205-Minimum 2 0 Other providers cost of abortion services in rural areas-Minimum 99 1 FRIEND 1 205H Other (Specify) Rural-First trimester-Maximum Q205. How much do you think women in rural areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Specify All respondents who mentioned other providers in Q205-maximum 2 0 Other providers cost of abortion services in rural areas-Maximum 99 1 MISING 1 206A TBA Rural- Poor All respondents 114 10 Percentage of induced abortions performed by different providers 1.28205132484436 1 2.04081630706787 1 5 3 6.99300718307495 1 8.3333330154419 1 9.09090900421143 2 10 7 13.043478012085 1 13.3333330154419 1 15 4 16.326530456543 1 16.5745849609375 1 16.9491519927978 1 18.518518447876 1 20 12 22.891565322876 1 23.0769233703613 1 23.529411315918 1 25 8 25.6410255432129 1 30 7 30.3030300140381 1 33.3333320617676 1 34 1 35 1 37.5 1 38.0952377319336 1 38.9473686218262 1 40 9 45 1 47.6190490722656 1 48 1 50 16 54.5454559326172 1 55 1 60 11 61.0526313781738 1 70 2 73 1 80 3 100 2 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 206A TBA Rural- Non-Poor All respondents 112 12 Percentage of induced abortions performed by different providers 0 15 0.990099012851715 1 1 3 2 2 2.85714292526245 1 3.125 1 3.33333325386047 1 4.21052646636963 1 4.54545450210571 1 4.7619047164917 1 4.90196084976196 1 5 25 5.55555534362793 1 7 1 7.76699018478394 1 8.69565200805664 1 9.09090900421143 1 9.5238094329834 1 10 10 10.2564105987549 1 11.1111106872559 1 13 1 14.8148145675659 1 15 1 15.6626510620117 1 16.6666660308838 1 20 13 22 1 22.2222213745117 1 25 2 27.7777786254883 1 30 5 33.3333320617676 1 35 1 38.0952377319336 1 40 3 48.9130439758301 1 50 3 65 1 100 2 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 12 206B CO Rural- Poor All respondents 114 10 Percentage of induced abortions performed by different providers 0 8 1 1 2 4 3 2 4 1 4.54545450210571 2 5 20 5.10204076766968 1 5.26315784454346 1 6.99300718307495 1 7.692307472229 1 8.47457599639893 1 9.25925922393799 1 10 28 11.764705657959 1 12 1 12.1212120056152 1 12.2448978424072 1 12.8205127716064 1 13.6363639831543 1 14 1 15 7 15.7894735336304 1 16.6666660308838 1 18 1 19.0476188659668 2 20 13 20.8333339691162 1 22.891565322876 1 25 1 25.6410255432129 1 26.0869560241699 1 26.6666660308838 1 30 2 40 1 49.7237586975098 1 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 206B CO Rural- Non-Poor All respondents 112 12 Percentage of induced abortions performed by different providers 0 3 3.33333325386047 1 4 1 4.7619047164917 1 5 4 5.55555534362793 1 6 1 7.692307472229 1 9.5238094329834 1 9.80392169952393 1 10 14 11.1111106872559 1 13.6363639831543 1 15 10 15.625 1 16.6666660308838 2 17.3913040161133 1 18.1818180084228 1 19.4174766540527 1 19.80198097229 1 20 23 20.5128211975098 1 21.0526313781738 1 21.7391300201416 1 22 1 22.2222213745117 2 22.891565322876 1 25 8 27.7777786254883 1 30 12 33.3333320617676 1 37.6237640380859 1 40 7 47.0588226318359 1 60 2 80 1 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 12 206C Nurse Rural- Poor All respondents 114 10 Percentage of induced abortions performed by different providers 0 6 1 2 1.28205132484436 1 2 2 2.76243090629578 1 2.82485866546631 1 3 3 3.15789484977722 1 3.61445784568787 1 5 19 5.0505051612854 1 5.26315784454346 1 6.99300718307495 1 8 3 9.09090900421143 2 9.5238094329834 2 10 30 10.2040815353394 1 11.1111106872559 1 11.764705657959 1 12.8205127716064 1 13 1 13.8888893127441 1 15 9 16 1 18.75 1 19.230770111084 1 20 10 20.4081630706787 1 20.8333339691162 1 25 2 26.0869560241699 1 26.6666660308838 1 27.2727279663086 1 30 2 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 206C Nurse Rural- Non-Poor All respondents 112 12 Percentage of induced abortions performed by different providers 0 7 1.98019802570343 1 2 1 3 1 4.16666650772095 1 5 5 5.55555534362793 1 5.88235282897949 1 6.66666650772095 1 8 1 9.09090900421143 1 10 24 10.8695650100708 1 11.8811883926392 1 12.8205127716064 1 13 1 13.043478012085 1 14.2857141494751 2 14.5631065368652 1 14.8148145675659 1 15 11 15.625 1 15.6626510620117 1 16.6666660308838 3 18.1818180084228 1 20 21 21 1 21.0526313781738 1 23.0769233703613 1 25 5 27.7777786254883 1 29.4117641448975 1 30 5 33.3333320617676 1 35 1 40 2 44.4444427490234 1 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 12 206D Trained midwife Rural- Poor All respondents 114 10 Percentage of induced abortions performed by different providers 0 10 0.552486181259155 1 1.28205132484436 1 2 2 2.66666674613953 1 3 1 3.15789484977722 1 3.38983058929443 1 4 1 4.54545450210571 1 4.7619047164917 1 5 17 5.0505051612854 1 5.10204076766968 1 5.26315784454346 1 5.59440565109253 1 6 1 8 1 9.09090900421143 1 9.25925922393799 1 10 31 11.1111106872559 1 12 1 12.5 1 12.8205127716064 1 14.2857141494751 1 15 10 15.6626510620117 1 18 1 19.230770111084 1 20 7 20.4081630706787 1 20.8333339691162 1 21.7391300201416 1 23 1 23.529411315918 1 25 2 27 1 27.2727279663086 1 30 2 40 1 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 206D Trained midwife Rural- Non-Poor All respondents 112 12 Percentage of induced abortions performed by different providers 0 10 1.98019802570343 1 2 1 4 2 4.44444465637207 1 5 20 5.55555534362793 1 6.66666650772095 1 7 1 8 1 8.3333330154419 1 9.09090900421143 1 10 21 12.8205127716064 1 12.8712873458862 1 14.2857141494751 2 14.5631065368652 1 15 5 15.384614944458 1 15.6626510620117 1 16.3043479919434 1 16.6666660308838 1 17.6470584869385 1 18.1818180084228 1 18.518518447876 1 18.75 1 20 16 21.7391300201416 1 22.2222213745117 1 23.8095245361328 2 25 4 26.3157901763916 1 30 3 35 2 44.4444427490234 1 49.0196075439453 1 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 12 206E Doctor Rural- Poor All respondents 114 10 Percentage of induced abortions performed by different providers 0 41 0.564971745014191 1 0.952380955219269 1 1 6 1.05263161659241 1 1.70940172672272 1 2 5 2.10526323318481 1 3 4 3.06122446060181 1 4.16666650772095 1 5 24 5.55555534362793 1 6.25 1 7.07070684432983 1 7.40740728378296 1 8 1 9.09090900421143 2 10 7 11.5384616851807 1 11.764705657959 1 14.2857141494751 1 15.6626510620117 1 20 1 24.4897956848145 1 26.6666660308838 1 27.2727279663086 1 30 3 32.0512809753418 1 40 1 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 206E Doctor Rural- Non-Poor All respondents 112 12 Percentage of induced abortions performed by different providers 0 13 1 1 1.11111116409302 1 2 3 2.17391300201416 1 3 1 3.8461537361145 1 4 2 5 6 5.55555534362793 1 6.86274528503418 1 8.3333330154419 1 9.70873832702637 1 10 12 10.8695650100708 1 11.1111106872559 1 13.8888893127441 1 14.2857141494751 1 15 2 15.6626510620117 1 17.9487171173096 1 18.1818180084228 1 19.0476188659668 1 20 14 20.8333339691162 1 21.0526313781738 1 22.8571434020996 1 23.529411315918 1 25 2 28.125 1 29.6296291351318 1 30 12 33.3333320617676 1 35 2 36.3636360168457 1 39 1 40 7 45 2 47.5247535705566 1 50 5 54.4554443359375 1 55 1 60 1 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 12 206F Pharmacist/Chemist Rural- Poor All respondents 114 10 Percentage of induced abortions performed by different providers 0 23 1 1 1.11111116409302 1 1.90476191043854 1 2 5 2.04081630706787 1 2.10526323318481 1 2.66666674613953 1 3 3 3.49650359153748 1 3.8461537361145 1 4 1 4.27350425720215 1 4.54545450210571 1 5 26 5.55555534362793 1 5.88235282897949 1 7 1 8 1 8.28729248046875 1 9.09090900421143 1 9.5238094329834 1 10 15 10.1010103225708 1 10.5263156890869 1 12.8205127716064 1 13.043478012085 1 15 5 15.3061227798462 1 15.6626510620117 1 20 7 22.5988693237305 1 25 1 28 1 30 1 40 2 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 206F Pharmacist/Chemist Rural- Non-Poor All respondents 112 12 Percentage of induced abortions performed by different providers 0 20 1 1 1.98019802570343 1 2 5 2.77777767181396 1 2.91262125968933 1 4.95049524307251 1 5 19 5.26315784454346 1 5.88235282897949 1 6.66666650772095 1 7 2 8 2 8.3333330154419 1 8.69565200805664 1 9.09090900421143 1 9.5238094329834 3 10 30 10.843373298645 1 11.1111106872559 2 12 1 12.5 1 15 5 17 1 17.1428565979004 1 17.9487171173096 1 18 1 18.1818180084228 1 18.75 1 20 2 22.2222213745117 1 30.769229888916 1 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 12 206G Self Rural- Poor All respondents 114 10 Percentage of induced abortions performed by different providers 0 9 1 1 1.33333337306976 1 2 2 3 2 3.61445784568787 1 4.08163261413574 1 4.21052646636963 1 4.54545450210571 1 4.7619047164917 1 5 8 6 2 6.66666650772095 1 7 1 9.09090900421143 1 10 25 11.764705657959 1 14 1 15 3 15.384614944458 1 20 14 21.1111106872559 1 22.0994472503662 1 25 2 25.6410255432129 1 29.914529800415 1 30 7 30.3030300140381 1 35 3 36.1111106872559 1 37 1 38 1 40 3 42 1 42.1052627563477 1 45.1977386474609 1 45.4545440673828 1 50 2 59.1836738586426 1 60 2 69.9300689697266 1 70 1 80 2 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 206G Self Rural- Non-Poor All respondents 112 12 Percentage of induced abortions performed by different providers 0 27 0.990099012851715 1 1 2 1.05263161659241 1 2 5 2.85714292526245 1 2.97029709815979 1 3 1 3.61445784568787 1 4 2 4.16666650772095 1 4.7619047164917 1 5 21 7.692307472229 1 8 1 9 1 9.09090900421143 2 9.5238094329834 1 10 18 11.1111106872559 1 14 1 15 1 16.6666660308838 1 19.230770111084 1 19.5652179718018 1 20 4 22.2222213745117 1 25 1 30 2 31.0679607391357 1 33 1 33.3333320617676 1 40 2 50 2 53.3333320617676 1 60 1 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 12 207A TBA Urban- Poor All respondents 119 5 1 Never/ Rarely 14 2 Sometimes 46 3 Commonly 59 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 5 207A TBA Urban- Non-Poor All respondents 117 7 1 Never/ Rarely 94 2 Sometimes 15 3 Commonly 8 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 7 207B CO Urban- Poor All respondents 117 7 1 Never/ Rarely 22 2 Sometimes 69 3 Commonly 26 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 7 207B CO Urban- Non-Poor All respondents 116 8 1 Never/ Rarely 12 2 Sometimes 54 3 Commonly 50 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 8 207C Nurse Urban- Poor All respondents 118 6 1 Never/ Rarely 21 2 Sometimes 70 3 Commonly 27 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 6 207C Nurse Urban- Non-Poor All respondents 116 8 1 Never/ Rarely 17 2 Sometimes 55 3 Commonly 44 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 8 207D Trained midwife Urban- Poor All respondents 118 6 1 Never/ Rarely 15 2 Sometimes 69 3 Commonly 34 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 6 207D Trained midwife Urban- Non-Poor All respondents 117 7 1 Never/ Rarely 33 2 Sometimes 50 3 Commonly 34 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 7 207E Doctor Urban- Poor All respondents 117 7 1 Never/ Rarely 72 2 Sometimes 31 3 Commonly 14 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 7 207E Doctor Urban- Non-Poor All respondents 117 7 1 Never/ Rarely 3 2 Sometimes 13 3 Commonly 101 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 7 207F Pharmacist/Chemist Urban- Poor All respondents 116 8 1 Never/ Rarely 24 2 Sometimes 54 3 Commonly 38 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 8 207F Pharmacist/Chemist Urban- Non-Poor All respondents 117 7 1 Never/ Rarely 29 2 Sometimes 50 3 Commonly 38 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 7 207G Self Urban- Poor All respondents 113 11 1 Never/ Rarely 15 2 Sometimes 44 3 Commonly 54 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 11 207G Self Urban- Non-Poor All respondents 110 14 1 Never/ Rarely 55 2 Sometimes 35 3 Commonly 20 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 14 207H Other Urban- Poor All respondents 8 116 1 Never/ Rarely 4 2 Sometimes 2 3 Commonly 2 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 116 207H Other Urban- Non Poor All respondents 8 116 1 Never/ Rarely 5 2 Sometimes 2 3 Commonly 1 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 116 207H Other Urban- Poor (Specify) Specify All respondents who mentioned "Other" providers in Q207 above- Poor 2 0 Friends\Female Relatives 1 Lab Tech 1 207H Other Urban- Non Poor (Specify) Specify All respondents who mentioned "Other" providers in Q207 above- Non- Poor 1 0 Lab Tech 1 208A TBA Urban-First trimester-Minimum Q208. How much do you think women in urban areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 207 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes. If they do not, probe for a correction, and adjust answers below All respondents 107 17 Cost of induced abortion services according to service provider type 0 5 200 2 300 1 500 34 800 1 1000 30 1200 1 1500 6 2000 14 2500 2 3000 6 4000 3 5000 1 10000 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 17 208A TBA Urban-First trimester-Maximum Q208. How much do you think women in urban areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 207 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes. If they do not, probe for a correction, and adjust answers below All respondents 106 18 Cost of induced abortion services according to service provider type 0 4 500 4 700 1 1000 21 1200 1 1500 12 1800 1 2000 22 2500 6 3000 8 3500 1 4000 7 5000 12 6000 3 10000 2 30000 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 18 208B CO Urban-First trimester-Minimum Q208. How much do you think women in urban areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 207 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes. If they do not, probe for a correction, and adjust answers below All respondents 115 9 Cost of induced abortion services according to service provider type 0 4 500 1 600 1 1000 10 1500 7 2000 20 2500 5 3000 27 3500 1 4000 12 5000 20 6000 1 8000 2 10000 2 15000 1 30000 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 208B CO Urban-First trimester-Maximum Q208. How much do you think women in urban areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 207 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes. If they do not, probe for a correction, and adjust answers below All respondents 115 9 Cost of induced abortion services according to service provider type 0 4 1000 2 1500 1 2000 7 2500 4 3000 14 4000 3 4500 1 5000 28 6000 13 7000 8 8000 2 9000 1 10000 16 15000 8 20000 2 50000 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 208C Nurse Urban-First trimester-Minimum Q208. How much do you think women in urban areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 207 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes. If they do not, probe for a correction, and adjust answers below All respondents 115 9 Cost of induced abortion services according to service provider type 0 7 500 3 800 1 1000 10 1500 9 2000 26 2500 4 2700 1 3000 30 4000 8 5000 11 6000 1 10000 3 40000 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 208C Nurse Urban-First trimester-Maximum Q208. How much do you think women in urban areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 207 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes. If they do not, probe for a correction, and adjust answers below All respondents 114 10 Cost of induced abortion services according to service provider type 0 7 1000 1 1500 2 2000 9 2500 3 2900 1 3000 15 3500 1 4000 10 5000 30 6000 10 7000 7 7500 1 8000 3 10000 8 15000 4 20000 1 60000 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 208D Trained midwife Urban-First trimester-Minimum Q208. How much do you think women in urban areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 207 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes. If they do not, probe for a correction, and adjust answers below All respondents 114 10 Cost of induced abortion services according to service provider type 0 6 200 1 500 3 1000 17 1500 5 2000 30 2500 5 3000 20 4000 7 5000 10 6000 3 8000 2 10000 4 40000 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 208D Trained midwife Urban-First trimester-Maximum Q208. How much do you think women in urban areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 207 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes. If they do not, probe for a correction, and adjust answers below All respondents 114 10 Cost of induced abortion services according to service provider type 0 6 500 1 1000 1 1500 4 2000 8 2500 3 3000 17 3300 1 4000 14 5000 22 6000 6 7000 5 7500 2 8000 4 10000 9 14000 1 15000 3 18000 1 20000 5 60000 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 208E Doctor Urban-First trimester-Minimum Q208. How much do you think women in urban areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 207 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes. If they do not, probe for a correction, and adjust answers below All respondents 117 7 Cost of induced abortion services according to service provider type 0 3 1000 4 1500 1 2000 5 2500 2 3000 10 3500 1 4000 6 4500 1 5000 32 6000 8 7000 3 8000 5 10000 26 15000 4 20000 4 30000 1 50000 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 7 208E Doctor Urban-First trimester-Maximum Q208. How much do you think women in urban areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 207 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes. If they do not, probe for a correction, and adjust answers below All respondents 117 7 Cost of induced abortion services according to service provider type 0 3 2000 1 3000 2 4000 1 4500 1 5000 5 6000 5 7000 3 8000 2 9000 1 10000 37 12000 1 15000 10 20000 21 25000 2 30000 6 40000 3 50000 9 60000 2 90000 1 99999 Missing 0 100000 1 Sysmiss 7 208F Pharmacist/Chemist Urban-First trimester-Minimum Q208. How much do you think women in urban areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 207 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes. If they do not, probe for a correction, and adjust answers below All respondents 112 12 Cost of induced abortion services according to service provider type 0 6 50 2 100 1 150 1 200 4 300 3 500 7 800 1 1000 26 1500 5 2000 26 2500 2 3000 12 3500 2 4000 2 5000 7 6000 1 8000 1 10000 2 40000 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 12 208F Pharmacist/Chemist Urban-First trimester-Maximum Q208. How much do you think women in urban areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 207 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes. If they do not, probe for a correction, and adjust answers below All respondents 112 12 Cost of induced abortion services according to service provider type 0 6 200 3 500 5 800 1 1000 11 1500 4 2000 10 2500 4 3000 13 3500 2 3600 1 4000 7 4500 1 5000 24 6000 5 7000 2 8000 4 10000 6 15000 1 20000 2 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 12 208G Self Urban-First trimester-Minimum Q208. How much do you think women in urban areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 207 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes. If they do not, probe for a correction, and adjust answers below All respondents 99 25 Cost of induced abortion services according to service provider type 0 37 1 1 50 1 100 8 150 1 200 8 300 1 500 20 800 1 1000 11 1200 1 1500 4 2000 1 3000 2 4000 1 12000 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 25 208G Self Urban-First trimester-Maximum Q208. How much do you think women in urban areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 207 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes. If they do not, probe for a correction, and adjust answers below All respondents 99 25 Cost of induced abortion services according to service provider type 0 30 30 1 50 1 150 1 200 4 250 1 300 1 350 1 500 12 600 1 700 1 999 1 1000 21 1500 4 2000 7 3000 5 4000 2 5000 2 6000 1 15000 1 20000 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 25 208H Other Urban-First trimester-Minimum Q208. How much do you think women in urban areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 207 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes. If they do not, probe for a correction, and adjust answers below All respondents 54 70 Cost of induced abortion services according to service provider type 0 53 100 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 70 208H Other Urban-First trimester-Maximum Q208. How much do you think women in urban areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 207 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes. If they do not, probe for a correction, and adjust answers below All respondents 54 70 Cost of induced abortion services according to service provider type 0 53 200 1 99999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 70 208H Other (Specify) Urban-First trimester-Minimum Q208. How much do you think women in urban areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 207 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes. If they do not, probe for a correction, and adjust answers below All respondents who mentioned "Other" provider types in Q208 above-Minimum 3 0 Cost of induced abortion services according to service provider type 9 2 FRIENDS\FEMALE RELATIVES 1 208H Other (Specify) Urban-First trimester-Maximum Q208. How much do you think women in urban areas pay for first trimester abortions, according to the type of provider they use? Interviewer: Please check with Q 207 and request an amount or price range for only those providers who were rated as used commonly or used sometimes. If they do not, probe for a correction, and adjust answers below All respondents who mentioned "Other" provider types in Q208 above-Maximum 2 0 Cost of induced abortion services according to service provider type 9 2 209A TBA Urban- Poor All respondents 115 9 Proportion of induced abortion in urban areas that are conducted by different provider types 0 6 2 4 3 1 3.33333325386047 1 5 13 7.692307472229 1 8.69565200805664 1 9.09090900421143 1 9.5238094329834 1 10 17 11.1111106872559 1 12 1 12.1951217651367 1 13.3333330154419 1 13.6363639831543 1 15 2 17.2413787841797 1 17.3913040161133 1 19 1 19.1919193267822 1 20 14 20.2020206451416 1 22.7272720336914 1 24.2424240112305 1 25 3 25.2100849151611 1 30 12 31.25 1 32.2222213745117 1 33.3333320617676 1 35 1 40 5 50 8 55 1 57 1 60 2 70 2 72 1 100 1 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 209A TBA Urban- Non-Poor All respondents 114 10 Proportion of induced abortion in urban areas that are conducted by different provider types 0 47 0.249376565217972 1 0.980392158031464 1 1.31578946113586 1 2 4 3 1 3.44827580451965 1 4.7619047164917 4 5 24 5.0505051612854 1 5.26315784454346 2 5.55555534362793 1 6 1 7 1 9.5238094329834 1 10 14 15 2 16 1 20 3 25 1 30 1 35.7142868041992 1 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 209B CO Urban- Poor All respondents 115 9 Proportion of induced abortion in urban areas that are conducted by different provider types 0 12 1 1 3 1 4 1 4.2016806602478 1 5 8 5.55555534362793 1 6.06060600280762 1 7 1 8.3333330154419 1 8.69565200805664 1 9.09090900421143 1 10 30 11.1111106872559 2 13.3333330154419 1 13.7931032180786 1 15 8 15.384614944458 1 18.75 1 19.1919193267822 1 20 18 20.2020206451416 1 21.7391300201416 1 22.7272720336914 1 24.3902435302734 1 25 2 28.5714282989502 1 30 6 32 1 40 4 50 4 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 209B CO Urban- Non-Poor All respondents 114 10 Proportion of induced abortion in urban areas that are conducted by different provider types 0 3 3.57142853736877 1 4 1 5 12 6.5789475440979 1 10 29 11.1111106872559 1 13.7931032180786 1 14.7058820724487 1 14.9625930786133 1 15 8 17 1 19.0476188659668 1 20 25 21.0526313781738 1 23.8095245361328 2 25 7 30 6 30.3030300140381 1 35 2 40 5 48 1 50 3 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 209C Nurse Urban- Poor All respondents 115 9 Proportion of induced abortion in urban areas that are conducted by different provider types 0 11 1 2 2 1 3 1 3.03030300140381 1 4 1 4.7619047164917 1 5 11 5.0505051612854 1 6.66666650772095 1 7 1 8 2 8.69565200805664 1 9.09090900421143 1 10 28 11.1111106872559 2 12 1 13.3333330154419 1 15 7 15.384614944458 1 16 1 16.6666660308838 1 20 18 21.7391300201416 1 22.7272720336914 1 24.2424240112305 1 24.3902435302734 1 25 4 25.2100849151611 1 30 5 33.3333320617676 1 34.4827575683594 1 36.3636360168457 1 40 1 50 1 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 209C Nurse Urban- Non-Poor All respondents 114 10 Proportion of induced abortion in urban areas that are conducted by different provider types 0 9 2 2 3 1 3.15789484977722 1 3.57142853736877 1 4 1 4.7619047164917 2 5 18 8 1 10 31 10.5263156890869 1 12 1 13.1578950881958 1 14.2857141494751 1 14.9625930786133 1 15 9 18 1 19.0476188659668 1 19.6078433990478 1 20 19 22.2222213745117 1 23.8095245361328 1 25 7 25.2525253295898 1 30 1 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 209D Trained midwife Urban- Poor All respondents 115 9 Proportion of induced abortion in urban areas that are conducted by different provider types 0 10 1.68067228794098 1 2 2 4 1 4.7619047164917 1 5 15 5.55555534362793 1 6 1 6.66666650772095 1 6.89655160903931 1 7 3 8 1 10 29 10.1010103225708 1 11.1111106872559 2 12 1 13 1 13.043478012085 1 13.1313133239746 1 14.5454549789429 1 15 8 15.384614944458 1 16 1 16.6666660308838 1 18.1818180084228 1 20 18 21.7391300201416 1 22.7272720336914 1 24.2424240112305 1 24.3902435302734 1 25 2 26.6666660308838 1 30 3 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 209D Trained midwife Urban- Non-Poor All respondents 114 10 Proportion of induced abortion in urban areas that are conducted by different provider types 0 16 1.78571426868439 1 2 4 3 4 4 1 4.7619047164917 2 5 20 9.5238094329834 2 10 26 10.1010103225708 1 13.1578950881958 1 13.6842107772827 1 14.2857141494751 1 14.7058820724487 1 15 6 16 1 17 1 17.4563598632812 1 20 15 22.2222213745117 1 25 2 26.3157901763916 1 30 4 34.4827575683594 1 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 209E Doctor Urban- Poor All respondents 115 9 Proportion of induced abortion in urban areas that are conducted by different provider types 0 28 1 3 1.01010096073151 1 1.11111116409302 1 1.21951222419739 1 1.81818187236786 1 2 1 3 1 4.16666650772095 1 4.34782600402832 1 5 21 8 1 8.69565200805664 1 9.09090900421143 1 10 16 11.1111106872559 1 12.5 1 13.1313133239746 1 13.3333330154419 2 15 8 18 2 20 7 23 1 23.0769233703613 1 25 1 27.5862064361572 1 28.5714282989502 1 30 1 35 2 40 3 42.0168075561523 1 60 1 80 1 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 209E Doctor Urban- Non-Poor All respondents 114 10 Proportion of induced abortion in urban areas that are conducted by different provider types 0 4 5 2 10 4 13 1 13.1578950881958 1 15 4 19.0476188659668 1 20 12 22.2222213745117 1 23.8095245361328 1 24.9376564025879 1 25 5 25.2525253295898 1 30 12 35 2 38 1 40 15 41.3793106079102 1 42.8571434020996 1 47.0588226318359 1 47.3684196472168 1 48 1 50 17 53.5714302062988 1 55 2 57 1 60 7 65 2 70 4 75 1 80 3 90 3 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 209F Pharmacist/Chemist Urban-Poor All respondents 115 9 Proportion of induced abortion in urban areas that are conducted by different provider types 0 14 1 2 1.21951222419739 1 1.68067228794098 1 2 2 3 2 4 1 4.16666650772095 1 5 19 6 2 6.06060600280762 1 6.25 1 6.66666650772095 1 8 1 8.08080768585205 1 8.69565200805664 1 9 1 9.09090900421143 2 9.5238094329834 1 10 24 11.1111106872559 1 13.043478012085 1 14 1 15 6 15.384614944458 1 16.6666660308838 1 18 1 18.1818180084228 1 19.1919193267822 1 20 11 22.7272720336914 1 23 1 25 3 30 2 40 2 45 1 55.5555572509766 1 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 209F Pharmacist/Chemist Urban Non-Poor All respondents 114 10 Proportion of induced abortion in urban areas that are conducted by different provider types 0 12 1.78571426868439 1 1.96078431606293 1 2 3 2.02020192146301 1 3 2 5 27 6 2 9.5238094329834 3 10 36 10.5263156890869 2 11.1111106872559 1 12.4688282012939 1 15 6 19.0476188659668 1 20 6 25 2 30 5 40 1 52.6315803527832 1 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 209G Self Urban- Poor All respondents 115 9 Proportion of induced abortion in urban areas that are conducted by different provider types 0 15 1 2 1.81818187236786 1 2 4 3 1 4 1 4.54545450210571 1 5 14 6.25 1 7 1 7.692307472229 1 7.77777767181396 1 10 19 12 1 12.1951217651367 1 13 1 13.1313133239746 1 13.3333330154419 1 14.2857141494751 1 15 4 15.151515007019 1 16.6666660308838 1 18 1 20 8 22.2222213745117 1 25 7 27 1 30 6 35 1 35.3535346984863 1 39 1 40 2 43 1 43.4782600402832 1 50 6 60 1 72.7272720336914 1 80 2 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 209G Self Urban- Non-Poor All respondents 114 10 Proportion of induced abortion in urban areas that are conducted by different provider types 0 45 0.980392158031464 1 2 5 2.02020192146301 1 3 3 3.15789484977722 1 4.7619047164917 2 5 20 5.55555534362793 1 6.89655160903931 1 10 17 11 1 12 1 13 1 13.1578950881958 1 14.9625930786133 1 15 2 20 5 40 1 50 1 75 1 76.1904754638672 2 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 210 i Abortions without coplications- Rural- Poor Not all abortions that happen in this province are unsafe. There could be situations under which a woman is able to obtain an abortion that does not result in any complications for the woman. Now I am going to ask you a few questions about how often you think abortions don’t result in any complications for the four sub-groups we’ve been discussing above. All respondents 97 27 Percent of abortion in rural areas withoutt complications among poor women 0 2 1 2 2 2 5 13 7 1 8 1 10 12 12 1 15 1 20 19 23 1 25 2 30 14 40 3 50 7 55 1 60 7 65 1 70 4 80 2 90 1 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 27 210 ii Abortions without coplications- Rural- Non Poor All respondents 97 27 Percent of abortion in rural areas withoutt complications among non-poor women 0 5 1 2 4 1 5 2 6 1 8 1 10 14 15 2 20 7 25 1 30 11 35 1 37 1 40 6 45 1 50 11 55 2 60 2 70 8 75 2 80 10 85 1 90 4 100 1 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 27 211 i Abortions without coplications- Urban- Poor All respondents 112 12 Percent of abortion in urban areas withoutt complications among poor women 0 4 1 2 4 1 5 7 6 1 7 2 8 1 10 9 15 4 20 15 25 4 26 1 30 8 33 1 35 3 40 12 45 1 50 15 60 8 70 8 75 1 80 3 85 1 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 12 211 ii Abortions without coplications- Urban-Non Poor All respondents 112 12 Percent of abortion in urban areas without complications among non-poor women 0 7 1 2 2 1 4 1 5 7 10 7 15 2 20 9 25 2 30 7 35 1 36 1 40 5 45 1 46 1 50 10 55 2 60 8 65 1 70 7 75 2 80 13 85 1 90 8 95 6 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 12 212 i Abortions by trained provider without coplications- Rural- Poor All respondents 96 28 Percent of abortion in rural areas conducted by trained providers usig safe techniques are without complications among poor women 0 3 1 1 2 1 3 1 5 1 8 1 10 5 15 1 16 1 20 3 25 2 30 4 40 7 45 2 50 10 60 7 65 1 70 7 80 18 90 10 95 5 98 3 100 2 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 28 212 ii Abortions by trained provider without coplications- Rural-Non Poor All respondents 96 28 Percent of abortion in rural areas conducted by trained providers usig safe techniques are without complications among non-poor women 0 3 2 2 5 2 9 2 10 3 15 3 20 3 25 1 30 1 35 1 40 3 50 7 55 1 57 1 60 6 65 1 70 3 75 3 80 17 90 14 91 1 95 7 96 1 98 2 99 3 100 5 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 28 213 i Abortions by trained provider without coplications- Urban- Poor All respondents 110 14 Percent of abortion in urban areas conducted by trained providers usig safe techniques are without complications among poor women 0 4 1 2 3 1 4 1 5 6 7 1 8 1 10 4 20 4 25 2 30 5 35 1 40 6 50 7 55 1 60 7 65 2 70 11 75 4 80 13 85 2 90 14 95 5 98 1 99 2 100 3 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 14 213 ii Abortions by trained provider without coplications- Urban-Non Poor All respondents 110 14 Percent of abortion in urban areas conducted by trained providers usig safe techniques are without complications among non-poor women 0 3 1 2 2 1 3 1 5 8 9 2 10 2 15 2 20 2 25 2 30 2 40 2 45 3 50 5 60 3 68 1 70 2 75 2 80 13 85 1 90 24 92 1 93 1 95 12 97 1 98 1 99 3 100 8 999 Missing 0 Sysmiss 14 214 i Repeat abortions- Rural 95 29 Rate of repeat abortions in rural areas 0 2 1 3 2 23 3 17 4 15 5 15 6 8 7 2 8 7 9 1 10 2 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 29 214 ii Repeat abortions- Urban 103 21 Rate of repeat abortions in urban areas 1 3 2 9 3 8 4 15 5 22 6 16 7 8 8 14 9 5 10 3 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 21 215A Reason- Poverty- Rural Q215. In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among rural women? In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among urban women? Interviewer: Do not prompt. Tick all that apply All respondents 115 9 Reasons for repeat abortions 1 Yes 68 2 No 47 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 215A Reason- Poverty- Urban Q215. In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among rural women? In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among urban women? Interviewer: Do not prompt. Tick all that apply All respondents 115 9 Reasons for repeat abortions 1 Yes 44 2 No 71 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 215B Reason- Lack of FP access- Rural Q215. In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among rural women? In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among urban women? Interviewer: Do not prompt. Tick all that apply All respondents 115 9 Reasons for repeat abortions 1 Yes 68 2 No 47 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 215B Reason- Lack of FP access- Urban Q215. In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among rural women? In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among urban women? Interviewer: Do not prompt. Tick all that apply All respondents 115 9 Reasons for repeat abortions 1 Yes 32 2 No 83 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 215C Reason- Lack sex neg. power- Rural Q215. In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among rural women? In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among urban women? Interviewer: Do not prompt. Tick all that apply All respondents 115 9 Reasons for repeat abortions 1 Yes 65 2 No 50 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 215C Reason- Lack sex neg. power- Urban Q215. In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among rural women? In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among urban women? Interviewer: Do not prompt. Tick all that apply All respondents 115 9 Reasons for repeat abortions 1 Yes 38 2 No 77 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 215D Reason-Immorality- Rural Q215. In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among rural women? In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among urban women? Interviewer: Do not prompt. Tick all that apply All respondents 115 9 Reasons for repeat abortions 1 Yes 57 2 No 58 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 215D Reason- Immorality- Urban Q215. In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among rural women? In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among urban women? Interviewer: Do not prompt. Tick all that apply All respondents 115 9 Reasons for repeat abortions 1 Yes 57 2 No 58 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 215E Reason-FP failure- Rural Q215. In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among rural women? In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among urban women? Interviewer: Do not prompt. Tick all that apply All respondents 114 10 Reasons for repeat abortions 1 Yes 43 2 No 71 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 215E Reason- FP failure- Urban Q215. In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among rural women? In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among urban women? Interviewer: Do not prompt. Tick all that apply All respondents 114 10 Reasons for repeat abortions 1 Yes 69 2 No 45 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 215F Reason-Object FP use- Rural Q215. In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among rural women? In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among urban women? Interviewer: Do not prompt. Tick all that apply All respondents 115 9 Reasons for repeat abortions 1 Yes 46 2 No 69 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 215F Reason- Object FP use- Urban Q215. In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among rural women? In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among urban women? Interviewer: Do not prompt. Tick all that apply All respondents 115 9 Reasons for repeat abortions 1 Yes 65 2 No 50 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 215G Reason-Non adherence to FP use- Rural Q215. In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among rural women? In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among urban women? Interviewer: Do not prompt. Tick all that apply All respondents 115 9 Reasons for repeat abortions 1 Yes 67 2 No 48 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 215G Reason- Non adherence to FP use- Urban Q215. In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among rural women? In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among urban women? Interviewer: Do not prompt. Tick all that apply All respondents 115 9 Reasons for repeat abortions 1 Yes 53 2 No 62 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 Q215. In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among rural women? In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among urban women? Interviewer: Do not prompt. Tick all that apply All respondents 114 10 Reasons for repeat abortions 1 Yes 78 2 No 36 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 Q215. In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among rural women? In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among urban women? Interviewer: Do not prompt. Tick all that apply All respondents 114 10 Reasons for repeat abortions 1 Yes 58 2 No 56 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 215I Reason- Others- Rural Q215. In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among rural women? In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among urban women? Interviewer: Do not prompt. Tick all that apply All respondents 113 11 Reasons for repeat abortions 1 Yes 1 2 No 112 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 11 215I Reason- Others- Urban Q215. In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among rural women? In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among urban women? Interviewer: Do not prompt. Tick all that apply All respondents 112 12 Reasons for repeat abortions 1 Yes 1 2 No 111 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 12 215I Reason- Others (Specify)- Rural Q215. In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among rural women? In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among urban women? Interviewer: Do not prompt. Tick all that apply All respondents who responded "Yes" to Q215 Option I (Rural) 1 0 Reasons for repeat abortions CULTURE 1 215I Reason- Others (Specify)- Urban Q215. In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among rural women? In your opinion, what are the reasons for repeat abortion among urban women? Interviewer: Do not prompt. Tick all that apply All respondents who responded "Yes" to Q215 Option I (Urban) 1 0 Reasons for repeat abortions DIVORCE/SEPARATION/UNFAITHFULNESS/RAPE/INCEST 1 Now, I would like to talk to you about abortion complications. As you know, complications that result from induced abortion range in severity. When we speak of abortion complications, we are referring to those consequences that are severe enough to need treatment in a health facility, whether or not the woman actually obtains health care. Interviewer: Please read each type of complication and circle the respondents answers for each type of complication All respondents 116 8 Frequency of short term complications fron induced abortions 1 Never/Rarely 2 2 Sometimes 33 3 Commonly 81 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 8 Interviewer: Please read each type of complication and circle the respondents answers for each type of complication All respondents 113 11 Frequency of short term complications fron induced abortions 1 Never/Rarely 4 2 Sometimes 43 3 Commonly 66 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 11 Interviewer: Please read each type of complication and circle the respondents answers for each type of complication All respondents 117 7 Frequency of short term complications fron induced abortions 1 Never/Rarely 1 2 Sometimes 16 3 Commonly 100 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 7 Interviewer: Please read each type of complication and circle the respondents answers for each type of complication All respondents 116 8 Frequency of short term complications fron induced abortions 1 Never/Rarely 7 2 Sometimes 37 3 Commonly 72 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 8 Interviewer: Please read each type of complication and circle the respondents answers for each type of complication All respondents 113 11 Frequency of short term complications fron induced abortions 1 Never/Rarely 1 2 Sometimes 34 3 Commonly 78 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 11 Interviewer: Please read each type of complication and circle the respondents answers for each type of complication All respondents 112 12 Frequency of short term complications fron induced abortions 1 Never/Rarely 6 2 Sometimes 50 3 Commonly 56 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 12 Interviewer: Please read each type of complication and circle the respondents answers for each type of complication All respondents 114 10 Frequency of short term complications fron induced abortions 1 Never/Rarely 10 2 Sometimes 46 3 Commonly 58 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 Interviewer: Please read each type of complication and circle the respondents answers for each type of complication All respondents 112 12 Frequency of short term complications fron induced abortions 1 Never/Rarely 16 2 Sometimes 55 3 Commonly 41 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 12 Interviewer: Please read each type of complication and circle the respondents answers for each type of complication All respondents 109 15 Frequency of short term complications fron induced abortions 1 Never/Rarely 31 2 Sometimes 49 3 Commonly 29 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 15 Interviewer: Please read each type of complication and circle the respondents answers for each type of complication All respondents 106 18 Frequency of short term complications fron induced abortions 1 Never/Rarely 43 2 Sometimes 44 3 Commonly 19 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 18 Interviewer: Please read each type of complication and circle the respondents answers for each type of complication All respondents 110 14 Frequency of short term complications fron induced abortions 1 Never/Rarely 11 2 Sometimes 47 3 Commonly 52 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 14 Interviewer: Please read each type of complication and circle the respondents answers for each type of complication All respondents 109 15 Frequency of short term complications fron induced abortions 1 Never/Rarely 16 2 Sometimes 56 3 Commonly 37 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 15 Interviewer: Please read each type of complication and circle the respondents answers for each type of complication All respondents 114 10 Frequency of short term complications fron induced abortions 1 Never/Rarely 5 2 Sometimes 44 3 Commonly 65 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 Interviewer: Please read each type of complication and circle the respondents answers for each type of complication All respondents 112 12 Frequency of short term complications fron induced abortions 1 Never/Rarely 11 2 Sometimes 53 3 Commonly 48 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 12 Interviewer: Please read each type of complication and circle the respondents answers for each type of complication All respondents 114 10 Frequency of short term complications fron induced abortions 1 Never/Rarely 6 2 Sometimes 21 3 Commonly 87 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 Interviewer: Please read each type of complication and circle the respondents answers for each type of complication All respondents 114 10 Frequency of short term complications fron induced abortions 1 Never/Rarely 9 2 Sometimes 28 3 Commonly 77 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 Interviewer: Please read each type of complication and circle the respondents answers for each type of complication All respondents 14 110 Frequency of short term complications fron induced abortions 1 Never/Rarely 7 2 Sometimes 4 3 Commonly 3 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 110 Interviewer: Please read each type of complication and circle the respondents answers for each type of complication All respondents 15 109 Frequency of short term complications fron induced abortions 1 Never/Rarely 6 2 Sometimes 6 3 Commonly 3 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 109 Specify All respondents who answered YES to Q301 Option I-Rural Areas 2 0 Frequency of OTHER short term complications fron induced abortions Heamorhagge 1 Profuse Bleeding 1 Specify All respondents who answered YES to Q301 Option I-Urban Areas 1 0 Frequency of OTHER short term complications fron induced abortions Profuse Bleeding 1 Now I'm going to ask you some questions about the experiences of women who live in rural areas. I want you to think about women in this province when you answer the questions that follow. Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 115 9 Proportion of abortions with complications in rural areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 1 1 3 2 2 3 7 4 5 5 15 6 10 7 20 8 27 9 17 10 8 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 302A Rural- CO- Poor Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 114 10 Proportion of abortions with complications in rural areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 3 1 14 2 22 3 19 4 18 5 15 6 9 7 7 8 6 9 1 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 302A Rural- Nurse- Poor Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 113 11 Proportion of abortions with complications in rural areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 3 1 12 2 18 3 23 4 17 5 21 6 5 7 6 8 5 9 3 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 11 302A Rural- Trained midwife- Poor Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 112 12 Proportion of abortions with complications in rural areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 1 1 15 2 17 3 12 4 17 5 22 6 7 7 12 8 8 10 1 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 12 302A Rural- Doctor- Poor Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 114 10 Proportion of abortions with complications in rural areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 22 1 38 2 26 3 11 4 4 5 8 6 1 7 2 8 2 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 302A Rural- Pharmacist/chemist- Poor Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 113 11 Proportion of abortions with complications in rural areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 7 1 7 2 11 3 14 4 8 5 21 6 7 7 9 8 15 9 13 10 1 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 11 302A Rural- Self- Poor Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 110 14 Proportion of abortions with complications in rural areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 3 1 2 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 10 6 3 7 8 8 23 9 24 10 28 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 14 Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 106 18 Proportion of abortions with complications in rural areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 10 1 6 2 2 3 6 4 7 5 15 6 13 7 12 8 14 9 13 10 8 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 18 Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 110 14 Proportion of abortions with complications in rural areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 2 1 16 2 21 3 24 4 10 5 10 6 10 7 7 8 9 9 1 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 14 Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 110 14 Proportion of abortions with complications in rural areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 2 1 14 2 18 3 31 4 12 5 11 6 8 7 5 8 6 9 3 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 14 Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 109 15 Proportion of abortions with complications in rural areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 2 1 19 2 13 3 13 4 21 5 20 6 8 7 7 8 6 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 15 302B Rural- Doctor- Non-Poor Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 106 18 Proportion of abortions with complications in rural areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 23 1 38 2 16 3 11 4 3 5 8 6 1 7 2 8 4 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 18 302B Rural- Pharmacist/chemist- Non-Poor Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 108 16 Proportion of abortions with complications in rural areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 5 1 7 2 10 3 16 4 11 5 16 6 9 7 7 8 13 9 11 10 3 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 16 302B Rural- Self- Non-Poor Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 106 18 Proportion of abortions with complications in rural areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 3 1 3 2 1 3 5 4 2 5 12 6 6 7 13 8 17 9 19 10 25 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 18 303 Rural- No. treated in facility-Poor Interviewer: Allow the respondent to fully answer this question and then ask the following question. 116 8 Rate of medical complication from induced abortions among poor women in urban areas 0 1 1 7 2 23 3 18 4 20 5 17 6 7 7 5 8 11 9 2 10 5 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 8 303 Rural- No. treated in facility-Non-Poor Interviewer: Allow the respondent to fully answer this question and then ask the following question. 116 8 Rate of medical complication from induced abortions among non-poor rural women 0 1 1 1 2 5 3 4 4 6 5 16 6 13 7 12 8 26 9 6 10 26 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 8 304A TBA Rural- Poor All respondents 116 8 Common sources of abortion services for rural women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 26 2 Sometimes 30 3 Commonly 60 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 8 304A TBA Rural- Non-Poor All respondents 112 12 Common sources of abortion services for rural women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 83 2 Sometimes 21 3 Commonly 8 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 12 304B CO Rural- Poor All respondents 116 8 Common sources of abortion services for rural women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 16 2 Sometimes 65 3 Commonly 35 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 8 304B CO Rural- Non-Poor All respondents 114 10 Common sources of abortion services for rural women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 4 2 Sometimes 52 3 Commonly 58 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 304C Nurse Rural- Poor All respondents 114 10 Common sources of abortion services for rural women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 17 2 Sometimes 63 3 Commonly 34 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 304C Nurse Rural- Non-Poor All respondents 113 11 Common sources of abortion services for rural women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 7 2 Sometimes 48 3 Commonly 58 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 11 304D Trained midwife Rural- Poor All respondents 115 9 Common sources of abortion services for rural women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 15 2 Sometimes 60 3 Commonly 40 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 304D Trained midwife Rural- Non-Poor All respondents 114 10 Common sources of abortion services for rural women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 22 2 Sometimes 42 3 Commonly 50 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 304E Doctor Rural- Poor All respondents 116 8 Common sources of abortion services for rural women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 61 2 Sometimes 37 3 Commonly 18 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 8 304E Doctor Rural- Non-Poor All respondents 114 10 Common sources of abortion services for rural women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 12 2 Sometimes 27 3 Commonly 75 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 304F Pharmacist/Chemist Rural- Poor All respondents 111 13 Common sources of abortion services for rural women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 43 2 Sometimes 53 3 Commonly 15 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 13 304F Pharmacist/Chemist Rural- Non-Poor All respondents 111 13 Common sources of abortion services for rural women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 29 2 Sometimes 60 3 Commonly 22 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 13 304G Self Rural- Poor All respondents 85 39 Common sources of abortion services for rural women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 25 2 Sometimes 22 3 Commonly 38 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 39 304G Self Rural- Non-Poor All respondents 84 40 Common sources of abortion services for rural women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 48 2 Sometimes 24 3 Commonly 12 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 40 304H Other Rural- Poor All respondents 6 118 Common sources of abortion services for rural women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 2 2 Sometimes 2 3 Commonly 2 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 118 304H Other Rural- Non Poor All respondents 6 118 Common sources of abortion services for rural women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 4 2 Sometimes 1 3 Commonly 1 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 118 304H Other Rural- Poor (Specify) All respondents who responded 1,2 or 3 to Q304 Option H-Poor 2 0 Common sources of abortion services for rural women (Poor or non-poor) Chws 1 Friends\Female Relatives 1 304H Other Rural- Non Poor (Specify) All respondents who responded 1,2 or 3 to Q304 Option H-Non-Poor 1 0 Common sources of abortion services for rural women (Poor or non-poor) Chws 1 Now I'm going to ask you some questions about the experiences of women who live in urban areas. I want you to think about women in this province when you answer the questions that follow. Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 111 13 Proportion of abortions with complications in urban areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 5 1 3 2 4 3 7 4 6 5 16 6 9 7 20 8 21 9 9 10 11 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 13 305A Urban- CO- Poor Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 109 15 Proportion of abortions with complications in urban areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 5 1 7 2 21 3 17 4 19 5 14 6 8 7 7 8 10 9 1 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 15 305A Urban- Nurse- Poor Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 111 13 Proportion of abortions with complications in urban areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 6 1 7 2 20 3 24 4 13 5 15 6 9 7 7 8 6 9 4 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 13 305A Urban- Trained midwife- Poor Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 111 13 Proportion of abortions with complications in urban areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 4 1 14 2 16 3 15 4 18 5 13 6 7 7 13 8 10 9 1 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 13 305A Urban- Doctor- Poor Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 102 22 Proportion of abortions with complications in urban areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 11 1 33 2 23 3 13 4 4 5 7 6 1 7 3 8 5 9 2 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 22 305A Urban- Pharmacist/chemist- Poor Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 110 14 Proportion of abortions with complications in urban areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 4 1 10 2 6 3 14 4 11 5 25 6 6 7 11 8 13 9 8 10 2 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 14 305A Urban- Self- Poor Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 108 16 Proportion of abortions with complications in urban areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 4 1 4 2 5 3 4 4 2 5 7 6 9 7 4 8 26 9 23 10 20 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 16 305B Urban- TBA- Non-Poor Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 87 37 Proportion of abortions with complications in urban areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 5 1 8 2 7 3 3 4 6 5 12 6 7 7 13 8 8 9 8 10 10 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 37 305B Urban- CO- Non-Poor Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 109 15 Proportion of abortions with complications in urban areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 3 1 21 2 24 3 17 4 15 5 6 6 5 7 6 8 9 9 3 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 15 305B Urban- Nurse- Non-Poor Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 108 16 Proportion of abortions with complications in urban areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 4 1 19 2 20 3 18 4 17 5 8 6 6 7 5 8 5 9 6 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 16 305B Urban- Trained midwife- Non-Poor Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 104 20 Proportion of abortions with complications in urban areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 5 1 16 2 18 3 14 4 16 5 12 6 6 7 7 8 9 9 1 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 20 305B Urban- Doctor- Non-Poor Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 108 16 Proportion of abortions with complications in urban areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 27 1 33 2 11 3 9 4 2 5 10 6 2 7 4 8 4 9 5 10 1 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 16 305B Urban- Pharmacist/chemist- Non-Poor Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 106 18 Proportion of abortions with complications in urban areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 5 1 14 2 13 3 13 4 8 5 20 6 4 7 7 8 14 9 7 10 1 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 18 305B Urban- Self- Non-Poor Interviewer: Ask for each type of provider separately; insert a number in each column, even though it might be “0.” All respondents 98 26 Proportion of abortions with complications in urban areas by different providers that are treated according to women's poverty status 0 2 1 5 2 8 3 4 4 3 5 9 6 7 7 5 8 21 9 17 10 17 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 26 306 Urban- No. treated in facility-Poor Interviewer: Allow the respondent to fully answer this question and then ask the following question. All respondents 114 10 Rate of medical complication from induced abortions among poor women in urban areas 0 1 1 1 2 6 3 6 4 11 5 30 6 22 7 9 8 11 9 6 10 11 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 306 Urban- No. treated in facility-Non-Poor Interviewer: Allow the respondent to fully answer this question and then ask the following question. All respondents 113 11 Rate of medical complication from induced abortions among non-poor women in urban areas 2 3 3 2 4 2 5 6 6 3 7 8 8 29 9 21 10 39 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 11 307A TBA Urban- Poor All repondents 112 12 Common sources of abortion services for urban women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 37 2 Sometimes 41 3 Commonly 34 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 12 307A TBA Urban- Non-Poor All repondents 112 12 Common sources of abortion services for urban women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 92 2 Sometimes 12 3 Commonly 8 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 12 307B CO Urban- Poor All repondents 115 9 Common sources of abortion services for urban women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 10 2 Sometimes 70 3 Commonly 35 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 307B CO Urban-Non-Poor All repondents 115 9 Common sources of abortion services for urban women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 9 2 Sometimes 56 3 Commonly 50 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 307C Nurse Urban- Poor All repondents 115 9 Common sources of abortion services for urban women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 10 2 Sometimes 70 3 Commonly 35 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 307C Nurse Urban- Non-Poor All repondents 115 9 Common sources of abortion services for urban women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 14 2 Sometimes 56 3 Commonly 45 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 307D Trained midwife Urban- Poor All repondents 114 10 Common sources of abortion services for urban women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 12 2 Sometimes 68 3 Commonly 34 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 307D Trained midwife Urban- Non-Poor All repondents 114 10 Common sources of abortion services for urban women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 29 2 Sometimes 49 3 Commonly 36 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 307E Doctor Urban- Poor All repondents 114 10 Common sources of abortion services for urban women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 52 2 Sometimes 40 3 Commonly 22 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 307E Doctor Urban- Non-Poor All repondents 114 10 Common sources of abortion services for urban women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 1 2 Sometimes 16 3 Commonly 97 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 307F Pharmacist/Chemist Urban- Poor All repondents 114 10 Common sources of abortion services for urban women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 33 2 Sometimes 54 3 Commonly 27 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 307F Pharmacist/Chemist Urban- Non-Poor All repondents 115 9 Common sources of abortion services for urban women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 32 2 Sometimes 54 3 Commonly 29 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 307G Self Urban- Poor All repondents 87 37 Common sources of abortion services for urban women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 28 2 Sometimes 27 3 Commonly 32 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 37 307G Self Urban- Non-Poor All repondents 86 38 Common sources of abortion services for urban women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 57 2 Sometimes 22 3 Commonly 7 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 38 307H Other Urban- Poor All repondents 3 121 Common sources of abortion services for urban women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 2 2 Sometimes 0 3 Commonly 1 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 121 307H Other Urban- Non Poor All repondents 4 120 Common sources of abortion services for urban women (Poor or non-poor) 1 Never/ Rarely 3 2 Sometimes 1 3 Commonly 0 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 120 307H Other Urban- Poor (Specify) All respondents who responded 1,2 or 3 to Q304 Option H-Poor 0 0 Common sources of abortion services for urban women (Poor or non-poor) 307H Other Urban- Non Poor (Specify) All respondents who responded 1,2 or 3 to Q304 Option H- non-Poor 0 0 Common sources of abortion services for urban women (Poor or non-poor) 308 Rural- No. treated in facility-1st trimester Now I would like to talk to you about women with late term spontaneous abortions. Q308. In your opinion, among 10 women who have spontaneous abortion in the first trimester, how many are likely to seek care from a skilled health provider? All respondents 116 8 Proportion of women in rural areas with spontaneous first trimester abortions who would seeks care from skilled provider 0 3 1 1 2 27 3 12 4 13 5 23 6 15 7 5 8 5 9 2 10 10 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 8 308 Urban- No. treated in facility-1st trimester Q308. In your opinion, among 10 women who have spontaneous abortion in the first trimester, how many are likely to seek care from a skilled health provider? All respondents 115 9 Proportion of women in urban areas with spontaneous first trimester abortions who would seeks care from skilled provider 1 1 2 5 3 2 4 9 5 12 6 9 7 17 8 25 9 15 10 20 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 309 Rural- No. treated in facility-2nd trimester Q309. In your opinion, among 10 women who have spontaneous abortion in the second trimester, how many are likely to seek care from a skilled health provider? All respondents 116 8 Proportion of women in rural areas with spontaneous second trimester abortions who would seeks care from skilled provider 0 4 2 9 3 23 4 14 5 19 6 12 7 10 8 12 9 1 10 12 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 8 309 Urban- No. treated in facility-2nd trimester Q309. In your opinion, among 10 women who have spontaneous abortion in the second trimester, how many are likely to seek care from a skilled health provider? All respondents 115 9 Proportion of women in urban areas with spontaneous second trimester abortions who would seeks care from skilled provider 1 2 2 4 3 3 4 4 5 10 6 4 7 13 8 27 9 16 10 32 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 9 310A Barrier- Cost Q310. In your opinion, what are the barriers for use of postabortion care services for women who need care by women? Please state if it is never/rarely, sometimes or common. All respondents 73 51 Barriers to use of PAC services 1 Never/Rarely 3 2 Sometimes 9 3 Commonly 61 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 51 310B Barrier- Distance Q310. In your opinion, what are the barriers for use of postabortion care services for women who need care by women? Please state if it is never/rarely, sometimes or common. All respondents 113 11 Barriers to use of PAC services 1 Never/Rarely 5 2 Sometimes 42 3 Commonly 66 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 11 310C Barrier- Inadequate provider training Q310. In your opinion, what are the barriers for use of postabortion care services for women who need care by women? Please state if it is never/rarely, sometimes or common. All respondents 111 13 Barriers to use of PAC services 1 Never/Rarely 21 2 Sometimes 57 3 Commonly 33 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 13 310D Barrier- Space or equipment Q310. In your opinion, what are the barriers for use of postabortion care services for women who need care by women? Please state if it is never/rarely, sometimes or common. All respondents 111 13 Barriers to use of PAC services 1 Never/Rarely 28 2 Sometimes 51 3 Commonly 32 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 13 310E Barrier- Facility understaffing Q310. In your opinion, what are the barriers for use of postabortion care services for women who need care by women? Please state if it is never/rarely, sometimes or common. All respondents 110 14 Barriers to use of PAC services 1 Never/Rarely 20 2 Sometimes 57 3 Commonly 33 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 14 310F Barrier-Hostile/Unfriendly providers Q310. In your opinion, what are the barriers for use of postabortion care services for women who need care by women? Please state if it is never/rarely, sometimes or common. All respondents 114 10 Barriers to use of PAC services 1 Never/Rarely 14 2 Sometimes 48 3 Commonly 52 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 10 310G Barrier-Lack of pt info on services Q310. In your opinion, what are the barriers for use of postabortion care services for women who need care by women? Please state if it is never/rarely, sometimes or common. All respondents 112 12 Barriers to use of PAC services 1 Never/Rarely 12 2 Sometimes 46 3 Commonly 54 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 12 310H Barrier-Husband/family objection Q310. In your opinion, what are the barriers for use of postabortion care services for women who need care by women? Please state if it is never/rarely, sometimes or common. All respondents 110 14 Barriers to use of PAC services 1 Never/Rarely 26 2 Sometimes 49 3 Commonly 35 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 14 310I Barrier-Fear/Stigma Q310. In your opinion, what are the barriers for use of postabortion care services for women who need care by women? Please state if it is never/rarely, sometimes or common. All respondents 116 8 Barriers to use of PAC services 1 Never/Rarely 4 2 Sometimes 26 3 Commonly 86 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 8 Q310. In your opinion, what are the barriers for use of postabortion care services for women who need care by women? Please state if it is never/rarely, sometimes or common. All respondents 112 12 Barriers to use of PAC services 1 Never/Rarely 4 2 Sometimes 37 3 Commonly 71 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 12 310K Barrier-Other Q310. In your opinion, what are the barriers for use of postabortion care services for women who need care by women? Please state if it is never/rarely, sometimes or common. All respondents 15 109 Barriers to use of PAC services 1 Never/Rarely 3 2 Sometimes 5 3 Commonly 7 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 109 310K Barrier-Other (Specify) Q310. In your opinion, what are the barriers for use of postabortion care services for women who need care by women? Please state if it is never/rarely, sometimes or common. All respondents who responded 1,2 or 3 at Q310 Option 96 above 15 0 Barriers to use of PAC services Culture\Religious Beliefs 1 Long Queues. 1 Mising. 1 Missing 8 Physical Trauma 1 Religious Beliefs. 1 Self Medical Prescription 1 Taboo And Myth Associated 1 311A Barrier reduced- Reduced cost Q311. How often do you think the following barriers prevent women from using postabortion care services in health facilities? Please state if it is never/rarely, sometimes or common. All respondents 64 60 Frequency of these barriers preventing women from seeking PAC in health facilities 1 Never/Rarely 10 2 Sometimes 3 3 Commonly 51 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 60 311B Barrier reduced- Increased rural service Q311. How often do you think the following barriers prevent women from using postabortion care services in health facilities? Please state if it is never/rarely, sometimes or common. All respondents 97 27 Frequency of these barriers preventing women from seeking PAC in health facilities 1 Never/Rarely 24 2 Sometimes 20 3 Commonly 53 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 27 311C Barrier reduced- Male involvement in RH Q311. How often do you think the following barriers prevent women from using postabortion care services in health facilities? Please state if it is never/rarely, sometimes or common. All respondents 94 30 Frequency of these barriers preventing women from seeking PAC in health facilities 1 Never/Rarely 23 2 Sometimes 33 3 Commonly 38 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 30 311D Barrier reduced- Improve provider training Q311. How often do you think the following barriers prevent women from using postabortion care services in health facilities? Please state if it is never/rarely, sometimes or common. All respondents 94 30 Frequency of these barriers preventing women from seeking PAC in health facilities 1 Never/Rarely 20 2 Sometimes 23 3 Commonly 51 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 30 311E Barrier reduced- Provide better equipmnt Q311. How often do you think the following barriers prevent women from using postabortion care services in health facilities? Please state if it is never/rarely, sometimes or common. All respondents 97 27 Frequency of these barriers preventing women from seeking PAC in health facilities 1 Never/Rarely 22 2 Sometimes 17 3 Commonly 58 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 27 311F Barrier reduced- Increased staffing Q311. How often do you think the following barriers prevent women from using postabortion care services in health facilities? Please state if it is never/rarely, sometimes or common. All respondents 96 28 Frequency of these barriers preventing women from seeking PAC in health facilities 1 Never/Rarely 23 2 Sometimes 22 3 Commonly 51 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 28 311G Barrier reduced- Retrain prov. to change attitude Q311. How often do you think the following barriers prevent women from using postabortion care services in health facilities? Please state if it is never/rarely, sometimes or common. All respondents 102 22 Frequency of these barriers preventing women from seeking PAC in health facilities 1 Never/Rarely 21 2 Sometimes 24 3 Commonly 57 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 22 311H Barrier reduced- Provide info on serv. to women Q311. How often do you think the following barriers prevent women from using postabortion care services in health facilities? Please state if it is never/rarely, sometimes or common. All respondents 107 17 Frequency of these barriers preventing women from seeking PAC in health facilities 1 Never/Rarely 22 2 Sometimes 16 3 Commonly 69 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 17 311I Barrier reduced- Involve CHWs Q311. How often do you think the following barriers prevent women from using postabortion care services in health facilities? Please state if it is never/rarely, sometimes or common. All respondents 82 42 Frequency of these barriers preventing women from seeking PAC in health facilities 1 Never/Rarely 17 2 Sometimes 22 3 Commonly 43 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 42 311J Barrier reduced- Other Q311. How often do you think the following barriers prevent women from using postabortion care services in health facilities? Please state if it is never/rarely, sometimes or common. All respondents 11 113 Frequency of these barriers preventing women from seeking PAC in health facilities 1 Never/Rarely 4 2 Sometimes 3 3 Commonly 4 9 Missing 0 Sysmiss 113 311J Barrier reduced- Other (Specify) Q311. How often do you think the following barriers prevent women from using postabortion care services in health facilities? Please state if it is never/rarely, sometimes or common. All respondents who responded 1,2 or 3 at Q311 Option 98 above 4 0 Frequency of these barriers preventing women from seeking PAC in health facilities Fp Methods That Are Effective. 1 Increase Confidence Inourhealth Sector 1 Stigma. 1 Subsidise The Cost. 1 312 Degree of certainty of actaul in province Q312. The preceeding sections included questions that required you to give your opinion on concepts that are not easily measured. On a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being "not at all sure" and 10 being "very sure", what is your degree of certainty that the answers you've given reflect the real situation encountered in your province? All respondents 116 8 Degree of certain that all responses given apply to respondent's province of work 1 1 2 1 3 2 5 13 6 14 7 22 8 31 9 18 10 14 99 Missing 0 Sysmiss 8 401A Failure- Pills Interviewer: Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 124 0 Contraceptives used by women ending up with unintended pregnancies 1 Yes 91 2 No 33 9 Missing 0 401B Failure- Injectables Interviewer: Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 124 0 Contraceptives used by women ending up with unintended pregnancies 1 Yes 48 2 No 76 9 Missing 0 401C Failure- Implants Interviewer: Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 124 0 Contraceptives used by women ending up with unintended pregnancies 1 Yes 13 2 No 111 9 Missing 0 401D Failure- IUD Interviewer: Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 124 0 Contraceptives used by women ending up with unintended pregnancies 1 Yes 53 2 No 71 9 Missing 0 401E Failure- Male condom Interviewer: Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 124 0 Contraceptives used by women ending up with unintended pregnancies 1 Yes 64 2 No 60 9 Missing 0 401F Failure- Famale condom Interviewer: Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 124 0 Contraceptives used by women ending up with unintended pregnancies 1 Yes 29 2 No 95 9 Missing 0 401G Failure- Diapragm Interviewer: Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 124 0 Contraceptives used by women ending up with unintended pregnancies 1 Yes 14 2 No 110 9 Missing 0 401H Failure- Tubal ligation Interviewer: Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 119 5 Contraceptives used by women ending up with unintended pregnancies 1 Yes 9 2 No 108 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 5 401I Failure- Vasectomy Interviewer: Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 119 5 Contraceptives used by women ending up with unintended pregnancies 1 Yes 2 2 No 115 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 5 401J Failure- Withdrawal Interviewer: Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 119 5 Contraceptives used by women ending up with unintended pregnancies 1 Yes 83 2 No 34 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 5 401K Failure- Rythm method Interviewer: Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 119 5 Contraceptives used by women ending up with unintended pregnancies 1 Yes 72 2 No 45 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 5 401L Failure- Spermicides Interviewer: Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 124 0 Contraceptives used by women ending up with unintended pregnancies 1 Yes 14 2 No 110 9 Missing 0 401M Failure- ECs Interviewer: Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 124 0 Contraceptives used by women ending up with unintended pregnancies 1 Yes 49 2 No 75 9 Missing 0 401N Failure- Abstinance Interviewer: Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 124 0 Contraceptives used by women ending up with unintended pregnancies 1 Yes 12 2 No 112 9 Missing 0 401O Failure- None Interviewer: Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 124 0 Contraceptives used by women ending up with unintended pregnancies 1 Yes 8 2 No 116 9 Missing 0 401P Failure- LAM Interviewer: Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 119 5 Contraceptives used by women ending up with unintended pregnancies 1 Yes 61 2 No 56 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 5 401X Failure- Other Interviewer: Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt All respondents 124 0 Contraceptives used by women ending up with unintended pregnancies 1 Yes 4 2 No 120 9 Missing 0 401X Failure- Other (Specify) Specify All respondents who responded "Yes" to Q401 Option X above 3 0 Contraceptives used by women ending up with unintended pregnancies Herbal 1 Infertility Herbal Pills 1 Tradition Methods 1 402 Providers PA FP awareness All respondents 119 5 Provider awareness of post abortion contraception guidelines 1 Most of them 34 2 Few of them 76 3 None of them 7 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 5 403 PAC providers offer counseling All respondents 119 5 PAC providers offering counselling services 1 Most of them 32 2 Few of them 64 3 None of them 15 9 Missing 8 Sysmiss 5 404 Offer PA FP counseling Q404. Do you think providers should offer postabortion contraceptive counselling services to all, some, or no abortion patients? All respondents 119 5 Respondent's opinion on post abortion contraception 1 All 105 2 Some 12 3 None 0 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 5 405 All PA pts offerred FP counseling at facility Q405.Do you think that all abortion patients should be offered postabortion contraceptive counseling while they are still at the health facility? All repondents 119 5 Opinion on post abortion contraception counselling before patient's discharge 1 Yes 117 2 No 0 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 5 406 All PA pts offerred FP method at facility Q406. Do you think that all abortion patients should be offered a contraceptive method while they are still at the health facility? All respondents 119 5 Opinion on offering post abortion contraception methods before patient's discharge 1 Yes 91 2 No 7 3 Sometimes 19 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 5 407A Method- Pills All respondents 124 0 Most appropriate contraceptive methods for post abortion patients 1 Yes 53 2 No 71 9 Missing 0 407B Method- Injectables All respondents 124 0 Most appropriate contraceptive methods for post abortion patients 1 Yes 67 2 No 57 9 Missing 0 407C Method- Implants All respondents 124 0 Most appropriate contraceptive methods for post abortion patients 1 Yes 64 2 No 60 9 Missing 0 407D Method- IUD All respondents 119 5 Most appropriate contraceptive methods for post abortion patients 1 Yes 42 2 No 75 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 5 407E Method- Male condom All respondents 124 0 Most appropriate contraceptive methods for post abortion patients 1 Yes 44 2 No 80 9 Missing 0 407F Method- Famale condom All respondents 124 0 Most appropriate contraceptive methods for post abortion patients 1 Yes 35 2 No 89 9 Missing 0 407G Method- Diapragm All respondents 124 0 Most appropriate contraceptive methods for post abortion patients 1 Yes 9 2 No 115 9 Missing 0 407H Method- Tubal ligation All respondents 119 5 Most appropriate contraceptive methods for post abortion patients 1 Yes 19 2 No 98 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 5 407I Method Vasectomy All respondents 119 5 Most appropriate contraceptive methods for post abortion patients 1 Yes 8 2 No 109 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 5 407J Method- Withdrawal All respondents 119 5 Most appropriate contraceptive methods for post abortion patients 1 Yes 4 2 No 113 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 5 407K Method- Rythm method All respondents 119 5 Most appropriate contraceptive methods for post abortion patients 1 Yes 5 2 No 112 9 Missing 2 Sysmiss 5 407L Method- Spermicides All respondents 124 0 Most appropriate contraceptive methods for post abortion patients 1 Yes 2 2 No 122 9 Missing 0 407M Method- ECs All respondents 124 0 Most appropriate contraceptive methods for post abortion patients 1 Yes 3 2 No 121 9 Missing 0 407N Method- Abstinance All respondents 124 0 Most appropriate contraceptive methods for post abortion patients 1 Yes 17 2 No 107 9 Missing 0 407O Method- None All respondents 124 0 Most appropriate contraceptive methods for post abortion patients 1 Yes 0 2 No 124 9 Missing 0 401X Method- Other All respondents 124 0 Most appropriate contraceptive methods for post abortion patients 1 Yes 10 2 No 114 9 Missing 0 401X Method- Other (Specify) Specify All respondents who responded "YES" to Q407 Option X above 10 0 Other most appropriate contraceptive methods for post abortion patients All Methods Are Relevant.It Depends On A Woma 1 Clint'S Choice 1 Counselling 1 Depends On The Medical Conditions Mof The Wom 1 Does Not Know. 1 Follow Up Counselling After Pac And Natural M 1 Give Information And Assess Preferred Methhod 1 Herbal Contraceptives 1 Herbs(Marakwet)But Requires Reversal By Provi 1 Not Sure. 1 Q501 What Kenya law says about abortion Q501. What does the Kenyan Law say about abortion? All respondents 116 Knowledge of Kenya's abortion law 1 Abortion Does Not Not Allow But Unless The Medical Practitioner Deems It Necessary. 1 Abortion Is A Crime 1 Abortion Is A Crime Unless When The Life/Health Of Both Mother And Fetal Is Endangered Or Either Of Them . 1 Abortion Is A Crime. 1 Abortion Is Allowed When The Mother'S Life Is At Risk. 1 Abortion Is Allowed With Option Of A Medical Practioner 1 Abortion Is Illegal 2 Abortion Is Illegal . 1 Abortion Is Illegal And Can Be Done If The Patient Is At Risk. 1 Abortion Is Illegal And Can Only Be Given If The Health Of The Woman Is At Risk. 1 Abortion Is Illegal But When The Health Of The Woman Is Compromised It Can Be Done To Avoid The Risk 1 Abortion Is Illegal Unless In The Opinion Of Trained Professional,Need Of Emergency Treatment,Or The Life Or Health Of The Mother Is In Danger. 1 Abortion Is Illegal Unless Is Medically Advocated For By Professionals 1 Abortion Is Illegal Unless It`S Done When The Life Of The Mother Is In Danger Due To The Pregnancy(Emergency)And When Aqualified Medical Practitioner Finds It Necessary 1 Abortion Is Illegal Unless It`S To Save Health Of A Woman 1 Abortion Is Illegal Unless Its Done When The Life Of The Mother Is In Danger Due To The Pregnancy And When Medical Doctors Find It Necessary 1 Abortion Is Illegal Unless Life Of Mother Is At Risk 1 Abortion Is Illegal Unless Mother Is At Risk Or Child 1 Abortion Is Illegal Unless Mother Or Child Is At Risk 1 Abortion Is Illegal Unless Recommented By Qualified Medicalpractitioner 1 Abortion Is Illegal Unless The Life Of The Mother Is In Danger And Can Be Performed By A Qualified Medical Person 1 Abortion Is Illegal Unless The Life Of The Mother Is Threatened Or In Danger Is When It Can Be Procured To Save Her Lifeand It Should Be Performed By A Qualified Medical Practitioner Who Islicenced By The Government 1 Abortion Is Illegal Unless The Mother And The Baby Are Endangered Then At This Case It Should Be Allowed 1 Abortion Is Illegal Unless The Mother Or Child Is At Risk 1 Abortion Is Illegal Unless To Save A Woman`S Life In Case Ofthe Medical Condition 1 Abortion Is Illegal Unless Woman Health Is At Risk 1 Abortion Is Illegal. 2 Abortion Is Illegal.Everyone Has A Right To Life.Only A Professional Doctor Can Offer These Services . 1 Abortion Is Illegal.It Can Only Be Given Legally If The Health Of The Woman Is In Danger. 1 Abortion Is Illegallife Begins At Birth 1 Abortion Is Legal When The Life Of The Woman Is In Danger. 1 Abortion Is Not A Crime 1 Abortion Is Not Allowed Unless In The Opinion Of A Trained Health Proffesional There Is Need For Emergency Treatment Orthe Life Of The Mother Is In Danger Or If Permitted By Any Other Written Law 1 Abortion Is Not Allowed Unless The Life Of The Mother Is Atrisk,Both Physically And Mental And The Medical Practitionerdeems It Right To Terminate The Pregnancy 1 Abortion Is Not Allowed Unless With The Opinion Of A Trainedmedical Practitioner, When Life Of A Mother Is In Danger Orany Other Unwritten Law 1 Abortion Is Not Permitted Unless In The Opinion Of A Healthcare Provider The Health/Life Of A Mother Is At Risk Or Inemergency Treatment Is Needed Or As Provider An Any Other Written Law. 1 Abortion Is Not Permitted Unless In The Opinion Of A Trainedhealth Proffessional, There Is Need For Emergency Treatmentor The Life Of The Mother Is In Danger Or If Permitted By Any Other Law 1 Abortion Is Not Permitted Unless In The Opinion Of A Trainedprovider, The Mother`S Life, Health Is In Danger Or Incaseof Emergency Or If Allowed By Any Other Kenyan Law 1 Abortion Is Not Permitted Unless In The Option Of A Trainedhealth Professional. There Is Need For Emergency Treatment 1 Abortion Is Not Permitted Unless Life Of The Mother Is In Danger 1 Abortion Is Not Permitted. However It Can Be Done If In Theopinion Of The Doctor The Health Of The Mother Is At Risk 1 Abortion Is Not Provided Except,In The Opinion Of A Trainedhealth Professional There Is Need For Emergency,To Save Thelife Of The Mother,The Health Of The Mother Or As Provided In Any Other Written Law. 1 Abortion Is Only Permitted If The Life Of The Mother Is In Danger. 1 Abortion Is Permitted If In The Opinionof A Trained Heath Professional The Life Of The Pregnant Woman Is In Danger, Incase Of Emergency Treatment Or As Permitted By Any Written Law 1 Abortion Is Permitted When In The Opinion Of A Qualified Health Provider,It Is Necessary So As To Safeguard The Physicalmental Or Psychological Well Being Of The Mother 1 Abortion Is Wrong 1 Abortion Not Permitted Unless In The View Of A Trained Health Provider The Health Of The Mother Is In Danger 1 Abortion Practise Is A Criminal Offence 1 Abortion Should Be Provided If The Health Of The Woman Is Inthe View Of The Health Provider ;Is In Danger. 1 Abortionis Allowed When Pregnancy Puts A Mother`S Health Atrisk 1 Allowed For The Benefit Of The Women/Patient 1 Can Not Remember. 1 Don`T Do Abortion Unless Prescribed By Medical Practitioner 1 Every Person Has A Right To Lifelife Starts At Conception. A Person Shall Not Be Deprived Oflife Intentionallyabortion Is Not Permitted Unless In The Opinion Of A Trainedhealth Professional Or The Life The Mother Is In Danger 1 Generally It Is Illegal Unless The Life Of Mother Is In Danger. 1 Has Not Been Legalised. 1 I Have Never Read The Constitution But I Think Abortion Isillegal 1 Illeagl Except When The Life Of The Mother Is In Danger. 1 Illegal . 1 Illegal And Anti-Christ 1 Illegal(She Is Not Sure),But Some Are Legal-If Health Of Themother Is At Riskcriminal Abortions Are Illegal(Not In Ahealth Facility Andnot For Health Reasons 1 Illegal,Only When The Doctor Decides The Woman'S Life Is Indanger. 1 Illegal. 1 It Can Only Be Done When The Mother Is At Risk. 1 It Declares Abortion Practice Illegal 1 It Deos Not Allow Abortion Unless It`S Medically Recomented 1 It Illegalises Abortion With An Exeption To Be Done When There Is An Emergency In Awoman Health 1 It Is Illegal 2 It Is Illegal Unless If The Pregnancy Is A Threat To The Health Of The Mother/Baby. 1 It Is Illegal Unless The Medical Provider Decides The Mother'S Life In Danger. 1 It Is Not Permitted Unless The Mother Life Is At Risk.Is Permitted By Any Other Written Law. 1 It Says Abortion Is Illegal And Should Not Be Practised 1 It Should Be Carried Out When The Health Of The Mother Is Indanger 1 It States That Abortion Is Not Allowed Unless In The Opinionof A Trained Health Professional There Is Need For It. 1 It`S Criminal Unless Justified By A Medical Personell If Itposes The Woman Health At Risk. E.G H.Mqul 1 It`S Illegal 4 It`S Illegal To Abort 1 It`S Illegal To Do Abortion 2 It`Sillegal Unless It Is Done To Protect The Mother`S Health 1 Kenyan Law Approves Abortion Incase Of Danger To The Motheran The Unborn Baby. 1 Kenyans Are Stillcontempleting On Legalizing But It Is Not Yet Legalised 1 Life Begins At Conception And Should Not Be Deprived Intentionally .Abortion Is Not Permitted Unless Thwe Life Of The Mother Isin Danger. 1 Life Begins At Conception And That Termination Of Pregnancycan Only Be Done By Any Health Proffessional And Only When The Life Of The Mother Is In Danger 1 1 Never Readi Don`T Know 1 Not Allowed. 1 Not Legal Unless In Serious Life Or Death Threatening Condition. 1 Not Yet Legal,Unless Performed By A Doctor For Medical Problem. 1 One Depending On Her Health Status Can Be Allowed To Do Abortion. Otherwise It Is Illegal 1 Only Of A Woman'S Health Is At Risk 1 Only Permitted To Save The Life Of The Mother And Must Be Recommented By Two Health Practitioners. 1 Penal Code Outlaws Abortionthe Current Constitution Provides For Abortion Only On Medical Grounds And When Prescribed By A Medical Doctor 1 People Should Not Practice Abortion 1 Provide Abortion When The Health Of Mother Is At Risk. 1 That Abortion Is Clearly Out Lawed And Everyone Has Respectfor Life. It`S Illegal 1 That Abortion Is Not Allowed , However I Am Not Familiar With Other Kenya Laws On Abortion 1 That The Constitution Was Passed And It Said Abortion Was Allowed 1 The Constitution Says That Abortion Is Legal 1 The Kenyan Constitution Explicitly Permits Abortion When There Is Need,In The Opinion Of A Trained Health Professional.For Emergency Treatment;If The Life Or Health Of The Woman Isin Danger Or If It Is Permitted Under Any Written Law. 1 The Kenyan Law Does Not Allow For Abortion Unless One Is Inlife Danger 1 The Kenyan Law Permits Abortion When In The Opinion Of A Trained Health Professional, Life Or Health Of The Woman Is Atrisk,There Is Need For Emergency Medical Treatment Or If Permitted By Any Other Written Law 1 The Law Allows Abortion To Be Procured Only If It`S For Thesafety Of The Woman`S Health Orlife Or For The Baby`S Healthwith The Consent Of The Client And The Judgement Of A Trained Medical Practitioner Find It Fit And To The Best Interestof The 1 The Law Gives Provision For Abortion When It Is In The Opinion Of Two Qualified Health Providers And The Life Of The Woman Is In Danger 1 The Law Says Abortion Is Illegal Unless To Save A Womans Life In Case Of Medical Conditions Associated With The Currentpregnancy 1 The Law Says That Those Who Want To Do Abortion Should See Aqualified Doctor So That Theydo Not Die As They Abort 1 The Woman Has A Right Conserning Her Health On Abortion 1 There Should Be No Termination Of Life But Can Be Done To Save A Woman`S Life 1 To Be Honest, Idon`T Know I Have Never Read 1 Q502 Diff between old and new constitution on abortion Q502. What is the difference between the old and the new constitution on abortion? All respondents 115 Difference between old and new constitution on abortion Abortion Was Criminal,Only When Doctors Agreed It Was Necessary For The Life Of The Mother. 1 Abortion Was Illegal And Police Were Contacted In Suvch Casein The New Constitution There Is Less Fear By The Providers. 1 Abortion Was Illegal In The Old Constitutionin The New Constitution Abortion Is Allowed In Order To Savethe Maternal Life 1 Added Reproductive Health Article. 1 Can Not Remember. 1 Does Not Know. 3 Does`T Know 1 Expanded Legal Provisions For Safe Abortion In New Constitution. 1 I Did Not Know What The Old Used To State But The New Statesif The Woman Health Is At Risk One Can Be Allowed To Aborton Health Grounds 1 I Do Not Know What The Old Constitution.On The New Constitution, It Is Modern , It Allows Abortion In My View I Say No 1 I Don'T Know 1 I Don`T 1 I Don`T Know 1 I Don`T Remember Well. Honestly I Don`T Know 1 In Old Constitution -Abortion Was Illegal In New Constitutioh Providers Are Allowed To Provide It. 1 In The New Constitution Only Health Professionalcan Terminate Pregnancy Not Just A Doctor 1 In The Old Constitution A Woman Could Be Jailed For An Abortionthe New Allows Abortion When A Woman`S Health Is At Risk 1 In The Old Constitution Abortion Is Outlawed With No Exemption But In The New Constitution Its Allowed If A Qualified Medical Practitioner Finds It Necessary 1 1 In The Old Constitution Abortion Was Completely Illegal 1 In The Old Constitution Abortion Was Completely Illegal While The New Constitution Gives Room For Abortion 1 In The Old Constitution Abortion Was Illegal Unless In The New Constitution Is Only Legal If The Factors Use Unless Health Of The Mother 1 In The Old Constitution, Abortion Is Completely Outlawed With No Exemptionin The New Constitution, It Is Allowed If Doctors Find It Necessary 1 In The Old Constitution, Abortion Wasnot Permitted At All. In The New Constitution It Gives Instances Where Abortion Maybe Permitted. 1 Induction Abortion Was Allowed When The Pregnancy Poses A Risk To The Life Or Health Of The Mother .Perfprmed In Hospital By Qualified Medical Practicioner S 1 It Was Illegal But Can Be Done In Hospital Setting With An Agreement Of The Two Other Registered Doctors.The New Allows Any Registered Health Professional Giving More Leeway For Abortion To Be Done. 1 It`S The Same But The New One Elaborated Well On When Abortion 1 Life Begins At Conception(New Constitution) And Hence Abortion Is Illegal.However,It Is Allowed If The Life Of The Mother Is In Danger And Is Performed By A Trained Health Provider 1 More Health Professional Can Now Provide It If In Their Viewthe Health Of A Woman Is In Danger. 1 More Health Providers Can Provide It. 1 More Health Providers Have Been Funded In New Constitution. 1 More Health Providers Have Been Included. 1 More Health Providers Have Permitted To Provide The Service. 1 More Rights Are Given To The Women In The New Constitution .The Old Constitution It Was Illegal Period 1 New Constitution Accepts Abortion Under Medical Doctor But The Old Does Not Accept 1 New Constitution Allows Abortion To Be Donethe Old Constitution Declared Abortion As An Illegal Act 1 New Constitution Has Widened The Variety Of Personnel Who Can Provide Abortion Care. 1 New Constitution Is Trying To Legalisein Old It Is Completely Illegal 1 New Constitution:Life Begins At Conception.Old Constitution:Life Begins At Birth. 1 New Law Allows Abortionwhile Old Criminalised 1 New One Illegalises Abortionthe Old One Allowed People To Practice 1 New One Is Abit Friendly Andrecognises A Woan Health Unlikethe Older That Criminalised The Whole Abortion Issues 1 New-Permits Under Certain Circumstance.Had No Anything Written On Abortion. 1 No Change Really .Abortion Remains Private Done In Secrecy. 1 No Difference 3 No Difference It Declares Abortion Illegal 1 No Difference It`S The Same 1 No Difference. 1 No Sure/Have Never Compared. 1 Not Included In The Old Constitutionmore Stringent In The New One 1 Not Sure 1 Old Completely Illegalises Abortion But The New One Though It Illegalises But It Gives Room On Medical Grounds For Abortionto Be Conducted 1 Old Constitution-Abortion Is Not A Big Issuewhile New Constitution Is Clear And Bans 1 Old Does Not Allow Abortionnew Legalises Only On Certain Circumstances 1 Old It`S Illegal But Can Only Be Done In Hospital When Saving Lifenew One Is Open And Allows\Creates Room For Abortion 1 Old Law-It Require Three Or More People To Agree Or Accept The Abortion Procedures.New Law-It Requires Only One Or None To Decide But Requireste Opinion Of The Health Professional To View And Accept Toprocure To Save Life. 1 Old One Abortion Was Illegal Unless A Mother`S Life Was At Risk But The New One Gives Option She Can If Her Healthis Compromised 1 Old One Totallyillegalised Abortion But The New Allows If The Health Of The Mother Is Compromised 1 Old One Was Very Strict In Regard To Abortion Practice Butthe New One I Hear Has A Loop Hole Allowing Abortion Practice 1 Old Says Abortion Is Illegal And The New One Legalises It 1 Old Says It Should Be Verified By Two Qualified Personnel While New Allows Even One Qualified To Carry On The Procedureas Long As It Is To The Benefit Of The Woman Whose Life Is In Danger 1 Old Strictly Illegalised Abortion But The New One Gives A Loop Hole Incase Of Emergency It Can Be Conducted 1 Old-Constitution Abortion Was Illegalnew Constitution Allows When Life Of The Mother Is In Danger 1 Old-Not Legal.New-Should Be Legalised. 1 Old;Protect Life Of Pregnant Woman If In Dangernew;Life Health,Emergency Treatment 1 Prevoiusly The Old Constitution Permitted Abortion Only To Protect A Woman'S Life. 1 The Current One Is Well Defined ,Second Has Consideration For The Health Of Both Baby And Mother. 1 1 The Difference Is That In The New Constitution, Abortion Islegalised Only In The Case Where The Mother And Baby Are Indangerto Save Or Rescue The Mother Andthe Baby From Dying 1 The Difference Is That Life Begins At Conception While The Old Constitution It Begins At Birth 1 The New Constitution Allows For Intervention In Case The Health Of The Mother Is Compromised 1 The New Constitution Allows More Providers At Different Levels To Offer Abortion Services 1 The New Constitution Broadens The Instances When Abortion Ispermitted. I.E Life Or Health ,Emergency Treatment As Permitted By Any Other Law While The Previous Constitution Indicated That Abortion Was Only Permitted When The Life Of The Womanis 1 The New Constitution Gives The Health Provider Power To Determine Whether To Offer Services Or Not 1 The New Constitution Is Trying To Legalize But Not Yet 1 The New Constitution Legalised Issue Of Abortion Unlike Theold Constitution That Only Allowed Abortion If It Was To Save Life Of The Mother. 1 The New Constitution Reffers To Any Trained Health Proffesional While The Old Reffered To Doctors Or Medical Ptractitioners 1 The Old Completely Criminalised Abortion 1 The Old Constitution Absolutely Prohibited Abortionthe New Constitution Allowes Abortion Only When There Is Emergency 1 The Old Constitution Did Not Allow Abortion On Any Grounds And In Case It Was To Be Done Only Two People To Consult Andagreethe New Allows A Trained Medical Practitioner To Make A Decision 1 The Old Constitution Did Not Guide People To See A Doctor When They Want To Do Abortion But This One Does 1 The Old Constitution Did Not Legalise Abortion. 1 The Old Constitution Doen`T Provide For Abortion Perse. It Provides A Blanket Protection On The Right To Life. However The New Constitution Is Specific On Abortion. Itn Outlaws Abortion And Specifies Instances Where Abortion Is Allowed 1 The Old Constitution Insisted That Abortion Was Illegal Under All Circumstances Regardless Of Any Dangers Occuring During Pregnancy While The New Constitution Insists That It Should Be Illegal Unless When The Mother And The Baby Have To Besaved 1 1 The Old Constitution Only Allowed Only If The Pregnancy Is Athreat To The Mother`S Health And Approval From A Medical Practitioner 1 The Old Constitution Permitted Abortion Only When The Mother`S Life Was At Risk Whereas The New Constitution Permits Abortion Wherew It Is Necessary To Safeguard Her Health . I,E N 1 The Old Constitution Said That Abortion Was Completely Illegal Eve In An Event That There Is Life Danger But The New Constitution Allows For Abortion Incase Ther Is A Health Problem 1 The Old Constitution Was Restrictive To Allow Termination Ofpregnancy Only To Save The Mother'S Life Is In Danger. 1 The Old Constitution-Abortion Was Only When Done By A Registered Medical Officer In The Presence Of Two Othermedical Doctors When The Life Of The Mother Was At Risk.Currently, It Is Allowed And Done By Only One Trained Healthpractitioner Withou 1 The Old Did Not Advocate For Abortion. It Encouraged The Doctors To Save Both Lives And Abortion Made Criminal.The New Constitution Allows The Woman To Procure One If Herlife -Health In General Is Compromised 1 The Old Did Not Bring In The Medical Practitioner.It Was Just Illegal(Abortion). 1 The Old Law Was Stiff But The Current Law Is Flexible 1 The Old Law Was Very Strict 1 The Old Never At All Allowed Abortion To Be Dfone But The New One Alowes Abortion Be Done By A Medic To Save Life. 1 The Old One Is Good Because It Does Not Allow Arbotion But This One Allows For Abortion 1 1 The Old Was A Criminal Offence 1 The Old, It Was Illegal .The New One Illegalises But Creates A Room Under Which It Should Be Done Especially Where The Health Of The Woman Is Atrisk It Allows 1 The Old-Abortion Was Illegal(Required Two Consultants)The New-Made Provision Easier(Any Health Provider)_ 1 The Old-Abortion Was Illegal.New-Abortion Is Legal If The Patient/Woman'S Life Is At Risk 1 The Older One Allowed Abortion Practise And It Was Done Allover But The New One Prohibits Unless The Health Of The Woman Is At Risk 1 The Older One Allowed People To Abort But The New One Has Put Condition Under Which To Abort Otherwise It`S Illegal(Abortion)On The New Constitution 1 There Was No Mention Of Abortion In The Old.It Was In Thepenel Code. 1 They All Illegalise Abortionno Difference 1 They All Illegalise Abortionthough The Old One Was Very Strict It Never Allowed For Thesake Of The Woman But The New One Allows When The Healthof The Woman Is At Risk 1 They Are The Samethey Both Illegalise Abortion Practices 1 They Both Dis Allow Abortion Practices In Kenya 1 Was Not Clear On The Issue But Thinks That It Was Not Allowed New Her Provision For Abortion 1 Widen The Cadre To Provide The Services. 1 Widen The Variety Of Providers.Life Starts At Conception As Oppossed At Birth In The Old Constitution. 1 Q503 What you think of changes in constitution Q503.What do you think of these changes? All respondents 110 Respondent's opinion on changes in constitution At Least For Those Who Understand The New Constitution , Insome Casesthe Mother And The Baby Have Been Savedall In All This Has Not Been Well Known In Rural Areas Hencemany Women Have Misunderstood The Whole Issue Conserning Abortion And Thats 1 Atleast A Woman Health Was Considered At The New One Whichi Like Anyway The New Constitution Empowers A Woman Alot 1 1 Confirming Limiting Care 1 Does Not Know. 2 Fair 1 Fewer Women Are Dying Unlike Before 1 For Me There Are Necessary Given The Fact That They Are Notbeing Done Intentionally 1 Give A Recovery For Medics To Give Independent Opinion Overabortion. 1 Good.It Prevent Complication Of Unsafe Abortion. 1 Good/Positive In Rural Areas/Positive In Rural Ares /Here Hardly Any Medical Doctor.So The Clinical Officer Can Over Deal With Abortion Issue/Patients There. 1 Good;Increased The Availability Of Abortion Service To Womenat A Risk Of Death During Early Pregnancy. 1 I Disagree With This Constitution Because It Does Not Sayunder Which Circumstances Should Abortion Be Allowed 1 I Don`T Know 2 I Don`T Know Of The Changes 1 I Don`T Know Well The Changes But I Think Now Abortion Issues Are Open And One Can Approach A Health Personell And Discuss Unlike The Old One Where It Was Abormination To Speak About Abortion 1 I Know The New Constitution Should Be Amended Clearly On Abortion Issues 1 I Think That The Old Constitution Was Good As Per God Doesnot Allow 1 I Think The Changes Are Good Because Of The New Technologyand Networking Around Thus Reduces Delay Of Carechanges Are Wecomed 1 I Think They Are Appropriate Because They Could Potentiallyreduce The Prevallence Of Abortion By Allowing More Women Toseek Safe Abortion 1 I Think They Are Good Since It Allows Women To Make An Informed Choice Of Wether They Want The Baby Or Not 1 If Followed Well Women Will Have Power Of Negotiation Concerning Abortion If Their Health Is Affected Unlike Before 1 Illegalising Abortion Reduces Death Rate Associated With Unsafe Abortion Which Is Good 1 It Elevates Abortion Debate To The Level Of The Constitutionpemarily It Will Only In Statutes. 1 It Has Given Some Women The Opportunity To Access Safe Abortion 1 It Is A Good Move To Illegalize It As What The New New Constitution Says. 1 It Is An Improvement On The Former Laws But More Improvementis Still Neede Because Every Woman Has The Right To Choose. 1 It Is Better Because You Are Allowed To Do Abortion And Youcan See A Doctor To Do This Instead Of Doing Dengarousthings 1 It Is Good Since Doctors Are Very Few In The Country Particularly In Rural Areas. 1 It Is Good.(It Is Progressive Towards Women Health Empowerment )If Not Mis Used. 1 It Makes It Easier To Procure Abortion. 1 It Might Help Reduce The Incidence Of Unsafe Abortion. 1 It Provides Options As To When Abortion Should Be Carried Out And By Whom 1 It Reflect The Reality In Our Community.Without This Changesit Will Be Difficult To Save Mother Who Procure Unsafe Abortion Or Have Unwanted /Unplanned Pregnancies 1 It Will Help Reduce Unsafe Or Back Street Abortion(The Newone) 1 It`S Good It Has Disstigmatised Abortion In Our Society In That One Can Walk At A Health Facility And Discuss Freely With A Health Provider On Issues Conserning Abortion Unlike Years Ago Under Old Constitution 1 Kenyans Wanted It Clear In The Constitution That Abortion Isillegal That Is Why It Had To Be Put On The Constitution. 1 Let`S Have Strict Policies In Regard To Abortion Provision In Kenya 1 Liberalise Access To Safe And Legal Abortionholds The Government Accountable To Ensuring These Servicesare Available To Every Woman In Kenyagive Women In Kenya Choices By Protecting Their Reproductiverights And Autonomy 1 Makes Abortion Which Was Earlier Illegal , And Now Its Kindof Legal Hence More Cases And People Prone To Abortion 1 Mother Given More Rights On Reproductive/Sexual Health. 1 My Faith Does Not Allow Me To Approve Abortion .But When I A 1 N\A 1 N\R 1 Needs To Be More Precise And Realistic About Abortion Issue. 1 New Changes Kind Of Advocate Abortion To Be Legal Silently 1 New Constitution Allows For The Use Of Abortion By A Skilledhealth Provider In Case The Life Of The Mother Is In Dangerduring Pregnancy. 1 New Constitution Atleast Women Are Not Dying As Before 1 New Constitution Is Okey Because It Gives Room To Save Life 1 No Change. 1 No Changes 4 No Difference. 1 No Idea. 1 No Much Changes Have Been Done But Waiting For More Changes 1 Not Sure. 1 Nothing 1 Nothing Changed 1 1 Nothinkno Change In My View 1 Now The Situation Is Much Better ,Women Can Go To The Clinic(Private And Pay For The Services)However The Fear And The Stigma Remains.Because Of The Provider And The Cost (At Referral Hospitals-Ksh.10000. 1 Reduced Maternal Mortality Rate 1 So Far It Has Not 1 Supports It Because There Will Be Fewer Complicationsit Will Be Performed By Trained Personell Who Use Proper Instrumentscheaper 1 The Change Is Good Because Incase The Mother Is In Danger,Its Good To Conduct Abortion Because The Two May Die If Abortion Is Not Doneso It Is Good To Save One Who Is The Mother 1 The Changes After Gives Room For Life Saving Situations To Health Professionals To Decide Whether Or Not To Perform Theprocedure. 1 The Changes Are Good And Long Overdue As They Are Specific Oand Out Rule Ambiguity 1 The Changes Are Good Because It Gives Prioty To The Reproductive Health Of A Woman.Which In Turn Means Low Maternal Deaths And Better Living Standards For All Women. 1 The Changes Are Good Because They Will Save Many Lives. 1 The Changes Can Be Abused By Health Practitioners. 1 The Changes Go A Long Way In Improving Access To Safe Abortion And Thereby Contribute To The Reduction Of Unsafe Abortion And Consequently Of Maternal Morbidity And Mortality 1 The Changes Has Greatly Considered Clients With Wish Of Abortion Rightit Has Also Minimised Chances Of Losst Opportunities To Savemother`S Lifeit Has Eased The Process Of Safety Of Mothers With Inerest In Abortion 1 The Changes Should Allow Women Who Would Want Abortion Services For Various Reasons 1 The Changes Should Be Maintained 1 The Current One That Illegalises Abortion Restricts Women From Engaging In Unprotected Sex To Avoid Getting Pregnant.Women Are Now Carefull On Their Sexual Activities 1 The Illegality Makes Abortion To Be Perfomed In Secrecy Endangering Lives Of Many Mothers/Women. 1 The New Change Atleast Consider The Woman Healthwhich In Turn Saves Lives 1 The New Change In The New Constitution Is Ok Because It Willsave Lifes 1 1 The New One Is Abit Sraight Forward, Women With Health Riskcan Access It 1 The New One Is More Informative Than The Old One (Old One Only The Lawyer &Judge Knew How To Interprate) 1 The Old Constitution Was Good 1 There Is A Gap In These Changesany Health Professional Can Be A Lab Tech,Pharmacist,Dentist,Nurses E.T.C. This Should Have Been Left Only To The Gynaccologist 1 There Was No Change 1 These Changes Are Dangerous Because Not All Trained Health Professionals Deal With Reproductive Health Human Beings As They Don`T Understand The Analogy And Physiology Ofreproductive Health 1 These Changes Are Increasing Access To Abortion Services Towomen Whose Lives Are In Danger. 1 They Allow Women To Access Health Providers Without Fear Ofstigma/Law 1 They Are For The Betterment Of Improving A Woman`S Life In Relationto Reproductive Health Specifically-Abortion Issues 1 They Are In The Right Direction Since There Is Many Doctorsin This Coutry ,Particularly In Rural Areas. 1 They Are Okey 1 They Are Okey But Many Women Feel That It Should Be Made Legal 1 They Are Okey Since Rescuing Life Is Of Essence 1 They Are Positive. 2 They Are Positive.More Health Professional Can Now Give Gain On Health State Of The Woman For This Matter. 1 They Have Broaden The Avenue To Provide Services 1 They Suit Us Currently. 1 They Will Help To Save Lives Because Abortion Occurs On A Daily Basis And Intervention Methods Have To Be Instituted 1 This Changes Give Leanancy To Many People (Women)And Medicalpractitioners Carrying Out Abortion And Term It As Legal 1 This Is Good 1 This Means That Abortion Services Will Be Provided By A Widevariety Of Health Personnel. 1 This Will Affect The Victims Of Rape And Also Cases Where The Child Was Not Fully Developed 1 This Will Save Lifes Of Many Women Who Die Out Of Pregnancycomplications 1 We Can Reduce Mortality Rate 1 Will Save Lives But Against The Bible 1 Wonderful For Kenyan Women. 1 Q504 How new constitution has influenced abortion provision in Kenya Q504. So far, how has the new constitution influenced abortion provision in Kenya? All respondents 113 Influence of new constitution on provision of abortion services in Kenya 1 Abortion Is Illegal.However If The Life Of A Mother Is In Danger It Can Be Performed By A Skilled Health Providers. 1 Abortion Is Now Provided In A Safe Environment With A Trained Health Proffesional Thereby Reducing Maternal Mortality Due To Unsafe Abortion 1 Abortion Is Too Much Because The Constitution Allows For That 1 Anyone Working In The Hospital In The Name Of `A Health Professional` Can Offer Abortion Services .This Is Bound To Abuse And Likely To Course More Complicationsour Women Are Still Not Safe 1 Anyway It Has Not Changed A Lot Since We Still Know That Back Street Abortion Are Being Carried Out Due To Cultural Beliefs And Only A Fewclients Go For The Service In The Broad Day Light Still 1 As Far As I Know Abortion Levels Have Increased As A Resultof The New Constitution 1 At Least The Number Of Women Dying To Abortion Related Issues Is Reduced Drastically . We Have Done A Lot To Reduce Thematernalmortality Rate 1 By Increasing The Number Of Health Providers Who Can Provideit. 1 Does Not Know . 1 Does Not Know.N/A 1 Don'T Know . 1 Due To Misunderstanding And Incomplete Civic Education,Mostof The Citizensfeel That Abortion Is Legalchurches Feel That Something Has To Be Done To Change This 1 Given It Abit Of Flexibilityin Terms Of The Drugsin The Markrt To Enhance Safe Abortion 1 Has Encouraged Abortion. 1 Has Increased Rate Of Abortion 1 Has Offered Safe Space For Reproduction 1 I Don'T Think The Grassroot Women Has Any Idea. 1 I Don`T Know 1 I Don`T Think So Because People Still Acces Back Street Abortion Anyway 1 I Don`T Think So.Not Influenced 1 I Have Not Noted Any Impact So Far. 1 I Haven`T Come Accrose Any Case Lately But I Think Other Women Are Benefiting From These 1 I Think There Is Achange Those Who Were Performing Abortionhave Slowed Downthere Is An Understanding Of Family Planningthe Expense Of Purchasing Has Also Had An Effect 1 I9T`S Not Clear Yet Because It Gives A Loop Hole To Do Abortion Yet It States That Abortion Is Still Illegal 1 In My View, It Hasnt Changed How Abortion Are Performed In The Country. 1 Increased Number Of Abortion Carried Out 1 It Depends On Practitioners Opinion. 1 It Does Not Influence Abortion Because Every Woman Has Rightto Stopunwanted Pregnancy 1 It Haas Egrred That Abortion Can Be Offered In Death Situations 1 It Has Allowed More Women To Seek Safe Abortion . However ,This Has Not Been Realised In Rural And Low Socio-Economic Communities Due To Lack Of Information 1 It Has Because Now One Can Approach A Health Provider\Facility And Seek Advice On Abortion Issues Even Be Safely Helpedto Abort 1 It Has Given Recognition To The Importance Of Abortion In Saving Lives. 1 It Has Let To Increase In Abortion Because The Illegal Aspect Has Been Compromised In A Way And Made Look As If It`S Legalised 1 It Has Made Health Workers Of Their Responsibilities. 1 It Has Made Providers More Comfortable To Offer Services 1 It Has Made Safer For The Women To Procure Abortion .Many Have Taken It As A Right For Reproductive Health. 1 It Has Mede Criminal Induced Abortion To Reduce Thus Sepsisand Many Of Post Abortion Complications Have Been Reduced.Charges Of Medical Abortion Have Gone Down. 1 It Has Not Had Significant Changes .Most People Still Perceive Abortion As Illegal. 1 It Has Not Influenced At All Still The Law Is Unclear 1 It Has Saved Women Health Giving Them A Relief To Abort If The Pregnancy Affects Or Compromises Her General Health 1 It Has So Far Influenced Nothing 1 It Is Not In Practice 1 It Is Now Very Good Because No One Is Fearing To Do Abortion 1 It Is Still Perceived As Illegal 1 It`S Yet To 1 Many Clinics Or Doctors Practice Abortion Like There Are Nolaws.They Have Ignored The Constitution 1 Many Medical Centres Offer Abortion Services Without Much Fear On Interfering With The Kenyan Law 1 More Flexible(Abortion Can Be Done In Caes Of Rape,Unplannedpregnancy).Previously It Was Criminal .Can Be Performed Bynurses And Co'S Since The H/Provider Clause Include These 1 More People Are Providing The Pac More Friendly Without Fear 1 More Safe Abortion Services Provissionfaster Decision Making On The Part Of The Provider 1 More Women Can Now Get Safe Abortion 1 More Women Can Nowget Safe Abortion 1 N/A 1 N\A 2 No Change. 2 No Change.We Still Cannot Get The Services In Hospitals,Because Of The Provider And The Cost (At Ksh.10000) 1 No Changes 1 No Idea. 1 No Influence So Far 1 No It Is Still The Same 1 No,It Is Still Not Performed In The Open. 1 Not Changed Anything 1 Not Influenced 1 Not Influenced Anythink 1 Not Influenced At All 1 Not Influenced Idoubt If Most People Know What Abortion Lawsays 1 Not Much Because Abortion Is A Very Emotive Issue. 1 Not Much. 2 Not Much.Abortion Is Still A Very Emotive Issue In The Count 1 Not Really . 1 Not Really So Far May Be 10%. Needs To Be Advocated For Alotlet Public Be Informed 1 Not Sure 1 Not Sure. 1 Not Yet 1 Not Yet Influencedit Is Yet To Be Implemented 1 Not Yet So Far 2 Nothing Because People Have Not Been Informed No Change 1 Nothing Much Has Changedthey Still Get Alot Of People Who Think It Is Illegalif You Are Caught As A Health Provider, You Are Taken To Court Of Lawfears Are Still The Same, Numbers Haven`T Changed 1 Nothink So Far 1 Now Less People Are Engaging In Abortion Act Because Of Thestrict Laws And Follow Up Done By Government 1 People Are Now Seeking Help In The Health Sector 1 Private Doctors Are Now Offering Safe Abortion With Less Fear 1 Promoted Promiscuity Hence Increased Level Of Abortion 1 Reaffirmation That Abortion Is Illegal That Now People Willprocure Abortion In Line With Constitution.No Checks And Balances.Accelerated The Number Of Abortion Inthe Country. 1 Slowly Improving The Situation But Implementation Of The Constitution Is Slow. 1 Somewhat Through Csos Advocacy Efforts To Train Health Providers On Sacdevelopment Of Moh St6S To Facilitate Provission Of These Serviceschanged Public Discourse Around Abortion 1 Terained Health Professionals Are Now Much More Willing Andopen About Providing Safe Abortionservices Unlike Before While The General Public Is More Willing To Seek Out Services From Thps 1 That One I Can Not Tell Because According To Me It Has Not Legalized 1 The Change Will Not Prevent Unsafe Abortion In The Country. 1 The Constitution Has Given An Opportunity For Oneself To Either Save Life Or Accept To Death. 1 The Constitution Has Opened Chances Of Safe Healthy Processof Procuring Abortion Thus Reucing Chances Of Life Loss During And After Abortion Procurement 1 The Doctor Can Conduct Abortion After Counselling. 1 The New Constitution Has Made The Abortion Cases Reduce . This Is Because People Are Now Fearing That They Will Be Triedin Court Incase Of Abortion Because The Constitution Says Life Starts At Conception 1 The Services Have Been Provide In A Safe Manner So Less Complications And Deaths Are Being Encountered 1 The Situation Has Not Changed Muchwomen Still Hidding And Procuring Abortion 1 There Has Been An Increase In The Level Of Abortion In Kenya 1 There Is More Open Discussion On Abortionadvocacy Has Been Stepped Up 1 These Constitution Will Influence The Increase Of Abortionssince Any One In The Hospitalset Can Request For Abortion 1 They Are Now More Specific, It Gives Medical Practitioners Alaw To Rely On When Abortion Is Necessary To Save Life Of Women 1 They Have Expanded The Abortion Space, When Considering Health, I Think Even Mentalanguish Is Also Considered 1 To Date,It Is Unclear How Widely The New Legal Status Of Abortion Is Understood Or Being Implemented.Sections Of The Kenyan Penal Code Have Not Been Revised To Reflect The Languagein The New Constitution. 1 Very Little Influence Since The Poor Can'T Still Affoed Thecost And The Services Are Not Yet Available In Demand. 1 Widen Access . 1 Yes Now Days The Government Is Very Alert In Fighting Back Street Abortion 1 Yes Policy Changes Underway.Middle Level Providers Trainingunderway. 1 Yes Some Providers Taking The Health Of A Woman At Risk As Alaw Fully Legalising Abortion. 1 Yes,Abortion Cases In A Way Have Declined. 1 Yet To Be Seen. 1 Q505 Best way to use new constitution to prevent unsafe abortions in Kenya Q505. What do you think would be the best way of using the new constitution to prevent unsafe abortion in Kenya? All respondents 113 Q505. Best way to use new constitution to prevent unsafe abirtions (1)By Elaborating And Giving Informations To People(2)By Enabling Professionals To Teach And Aid Preach The Techniques Used To Save Lives E.G Pac/Cac Workshops To Other Health Professional. 1 (1)Sensitise Men And Women On Their Rihts(2)Create Awareness Of The Possibilities Of Procuring Safe A(3)Sensitise Staff To Change Attitude And Provide These Services. 1 Abortion Should Be Made Legal.Once The Patient Decides She Needs It It Should Be Done Otherwise It Will Still Need To Unsafe Abortion . 1 Arrest Unsafe Practitioners In Health Facilities Who Are Fond Of Offering Unsafe Abortion 1 As It Is Nothing More Complicated .Because At The End Its Says It Is Not Permitted .Nono Definition For Emergency Treatment Or Health Of The Moher Is In Danger.Make It Straight Legal . 1 Avoid Cotraceptives To Women -All Without Discrimination.Stop Judging Women Before Fp Provision. 1 Awareness On Provision And Limitations With Consequences. 1 Awareness To The Public On Importance Of Fb.Ante-Natal And Post Natal Care Should Be Put In Place.Availabilities Of Contraceptives E.G Condoms. 1 Be Stringent On Illegal Abortion But Allow Saving Of Woman`Slife 1 Bent The Law Without Breaking It.It Should Be Intepreted Widely Not Narrowly.The Definition Of Health Recording To Who Should Be Used. 1 By Allowing Hospital To Practise\Exercise Safe Abortion Asa Service To The Public 1 By Letting Women Get Information On A More Safe Abortioninformation Is Power.Let The Women Decide 1 By Putting Punitive Clause That Wouldbring Into Accountability The People Who Are Doing It Intentionally 1 Change The Clause Of Any Trained Professional To Specific Professionals That Is Doctors, Clinical Officers And Nurses\Midwife 1 Counselling Women Of Reproduction Age On Fp,Dangers Of Abortion ,Hiv,Sti'S. 1 Creat Awareness To The Public On Effects Of Unsafe Abortion 1 Creat More Awareness In Regard To What Constitution Mean Onabortion Especially Conditions Under Which Safe Abortion Canbe Conducted 1 Creat Public Awareness On What Abortion Is,It`S Effects, What The Law Says And When It Can Be Done Safely 1 Create More Awareness Among Girls And Women. 1 Creating A Law That Provide Guidelines On Who And Where Abortion Should Be Done. 1 Creating Public Awareness On Dangers Of Abortion And Need For People To Practice Safe Abortion If Need Be 1 Discuss It Openly ,Create Awareness Through Churches ,Workshops ,Barasas,Etc.(The Youth Resort To Unsafe Abortion Sincethey Fear And Stigma In Life. 1 Disseminate The Abortion Gains To All Providers And To Theend Users. 1 Do Alot Of Awareness Especially To The Publicwhich Seem Unaware Of The Subject 1 Doctors Be Put On Radar Not Just To Be Allowed To Abort Women With Financial Thoughts Alone But Be Strictly On Health Ground Of The Patient Only 1 Does Not Know. 1 Don'T Know. 1 Don`T Do Abortion From A Person Who Is Not Qualified Becauseyou Will Die And Because The Law Allows For This , Do Not Hate 1 Donors Should Train More Providers On Abortion Provisio0N Inthis Countryprovision Of Contraceptive Methods And Mva Kits To Providers 1 Educate People About Dangers\Advantages Of Abortion, More Sounsafe Abortion Without Hiding Anything 1 Educate People On Fp Methods, It`S Effects Also Pros&Cons Ofunsafe Abortion 1 Educate The Community On The Unsafe Abortion And New Constitution. 1 Educate The Public On Their Constitutional Rights Especially Reproductive Rights. 1 Educate Women On The Dangers Of Unsafe Abortion And Teach Women To Negotiate For Safe Sexual Activities 1 Educate Women Through Seminers On Dangers Of Unsafe Abortionearly Before They Get Unwanted Pregnancies 1 Educate Women To Seek Help From Health Providers 1 Educate\Sensitise\Create Awareness To The Public 1 Education Of The Public On Abortion More So Unsafe Abortion 1 Education Of The Public. 1 Enough Civic Education Should Be Done ,Especially In Rural Areashealth Officers Should Creat Awareness To The Society On Dangers Of Unsafe Abortion 1 Ensuring That All Women Both In Rural And Ubarn Areas Have Easy Access To Contraceptive Information And Services,Backedup By Positive Legislation That Descriminalizes Abortion. 1 Ensuring That Qualified Doctors Assess Situations Where Abortions Are Reguiredand Also Carry Out The Same. This Reduceshealth Risks Related Ton Unsafe Abortions And Generally Reduce Incidences Of Abortion 1 Equip Hospital\Health Facilities And Informcitizen To Seek For Safe Abortion In Health Facilities And Council Patients 1 Family Planning Should Be Strengthened And Contraceptives Should Be Made Available. 1 Focus On Awareness Creation On What The Constitution Says About Abortion 1 Give Abortion Related Information To The Public And Providesafe Abortion Services At Our Health Facilities 1 Give Health Talks In Hospitals, Schools And Institutionstalk About Abortion Itselffamily Planningneed To Know That Hospitals Provides Cheaper Care 1 Gorvernment Should Conduct Health Education To Prevent Unsafe Abortion 1 Government To Improve On It`S Citizen Livehood I.E By Creating Jobs And Employing The Many Jobless Youths 1 Government To Intensify On Arresting Quakes Who Are Pros Ofback Street Abortion. 1 I Can`T Think Of Any 1 I Don'T Know. 1 I Don`T Think Of Anyway 1 I Wiil Read What It Says First Then I Will Understand And Make A Comment 1 Implementing It And Bering Precise. 1 In My View,Cultural Values Should Be Intensified Inspite Ofthe Services That Are Beignmade Available For The Community 1 Increase Access To Information And Contraceptive(Fp)Methodsdeveloping St6 On Preventing Unsafe Abortiontraining Health Providers On Sacdeveloping Legal Framework On Safe Abortionand Revission Ofhealth Regulatory Tools For Health Cadrestargeting 1 Increase Comprehensive Abortion Care Training For Trained Health Professionals I.E Doctors,Nurses,Midwives,Clinical Officersincrease Public Awareness Of Their Entitlement As Enshirinedin The Constitution 1 Increasing Funds To Providers So That Women Who Want To Perform Abortion Can Get The Service At No Costservice Providers Be Motivated 1 Increasing Penalties For Those Who Willingly Procure Abortion.Both Individuals To Be Identified And The Law To Take It'S Couse. 1 Involve The Gorvernment To Stop Unsafe Abortion Through Health Education 1 It Should Only Be Restricted That Abortion Can Be Done Whenaccording To What The Constitution Says, When The And The Unborn Are In Danger 1 Legalize Abortion To Avoid Back Street Deaths As A Result Ofunsafe Abortion 1 Liberal Advocacy And Educationsrh Introduction In Schoolsexpand Opportinities For Abortion Services At All Levelstraining Health Workers On Sac 1 Make Moreliberal Laws On Abortion In Kenya 1 N\A 1 No Response. 1 No Suggestion. 1 Not Sure 1 Not Sure. 8 People Be Well Informed On Family Planningprovide Better And Effective Family Planning Methodseducate Public On Healthy Living Lifestyle 1 Prevent The Occurence Of Unwanted Pregnancies. 1 Promoting Safe Abortion Services In The Health Facilities Ataffordable Rates .At The Same Time ,Promote Responsible Sexual Behaviour And Contraceptive Use 1 Prove Safe Reproductive Health Care 1 Provide Clinics Where A Patient Is Thouroughly Evalueted -Through History And Examination And Correct Method Of Abortionis Prescribed 1 Provision Of Education To The Publiceducate Women On Their Rights 1 Public Be Made Aware On Importance Of Safe Abortion And Thedisadvantages Of Unsafe Abortion 1 Refusing The Recommendation Of The New Constitution Which Allows Abortion 1 Seek Medical Opinion When It Warrants 1 Sensitisation\Inform Citizens On The Dangers Of Abortion(Prevention) By Using Effective Birth Control Medhods Especiallyto Active In Sexual Activity(Category Of People) 1 Sensitise It To The Public Mostly Women Telling Them Good Health Is Their Right As Written In The New Constitution Evento Access Safe Abortion Is Part Of It 1 Sensitise Women On Their Reproductive Health Of Not Allowingto Get Unexpected Pregnancies 1 Senzitization Of The Community On Safe Abortion 1 Specify Which H/Provider They Mean (People May Abuse This)Asper The Cadres 1 Teaching The Public On The Seeking Of Proper Staffing In Ourhealth Institutions. 1 That The Young Generation Is Educated On Sex Educationto Prevent Pregnancies And That Complications Have And Can Arise 1 The Best Way Is To Approachthe Relevant People Conserned Because Women Are Dieing So Much, So The First Laddy Should Beapproached To Intervine For Women 1 The Community Should Be Sensitized And Awareness Created Onwhat It Pertains To Safe Abortion In Kenya. 1 The Constitution Should Be More Clear On Legality Or Illegality Of Abortion 1 The Constitution Should Be Taught To People (On Abortion)Because Many Don`T Know That Abortion Is Illegal Unless Ther Isa Life Threat On The Side Of The Mother 1 The Government, Health Providers And Ngos Should Conduct Country Wide Health Education 1 The Law Should Be Very Clear On Who Can Prescribe And Carryout An Abortion 1 The New Constitution Must Ban Abortion Totallyno To Abortionno Chances Or Options 1 The New Constitution Should Define Clearly The People Authorised And Qualified To Carry Out Abortion And Restrict Them To Onlydo It On Emergency Cases 1 Ther Would Be Harsh Penalties For Those Who Are Practising Abortion ,Would Be Clear On Who Carryout Abortion And Specific Circumstances 1 Through Civic Education. 1 To Accept Those Seeking Abortion To Conduct Health Facilities 1 To Develop Clinical Standards And Guidelines By The Ministryof Health Before Full Implementation Of The Constitution. 1 To Focus More On Preventing Unwanted Pregnancies By Makingavailable Effective Family Planning Supplies And Empoweringwomen. 1 To Legalize The Abortion 1 To Teach Providers On The Law And How It Has Empowered Them 1 Train Many Health Personnel On Safe Abortionthe Bill Should Be Passed That Any Woman Seeking Abortion Can Access Itthe Media To Stop Highliting On The Few Cases Of Abortion Procured And Stop Harrasment By Chiefs 1 Train People Creat Awareness On How To Procure Safe Abortionlegalise Abortion On Special Cases I,E Rape 1 Train Staff On This Procedurescreate Awareness About Abortion And Advantages Of Using H/Professionals.Make The Law Understandable To The People On How To Procuresafe Abortion 1 Use Of Skilled Health Personel. 1 We Refuse The New Constitution Because We Are Not Happy Withit Especially On The Abortion Clause 1 506A Reason: Woman's health at risk Q506. Under what circumstances do you think that abortion should be legal? Interviewer : Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt. All respondents 124 0 Opinion on legalization of abortion in Kenya 1 Yes 111 2 No 13 8 Don't know/ No opinion 0 9 Missing 0 506B Reason: Socio-economic reasons Q506. Under what circumstances do you think that abortion should be legal? Interviewer : Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt. All respondents 124 0 Opinion on legalization of abortion in Kenya 1 Yes 40 2 No 84 8 Don't know/ No opinion 0 9 Missing 0 506C Reason: On demand Q506. Under what circumstances do you think that abortion should be legal? Interviewer : Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt. All respondents 124 0 Opinion on legalization of abortion in Kenya 1 Yes 15 2 No 109 8 Don't know/ No opinion 0 9 Missing 0 506D Reason: FP failure Q506. Under what circumstances do you think that abortion should be legal? Interviewer : Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt. All respondents 124 0 Opinion on legalization of abortion in Kenya 1 Yes 33 2 No 91 8 Don't know/ No opinion 0 9 Missing 0 506E Reason: Rape Q506. Under what circumstances do you think that abortion should be legal? Interviewer : Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt. All respondents 124 0 Opinion on legalization of abortion in Kenya 1 Yes 75 2 No 49 8 Don't know/ No opinion 0 9 Missing 0 506F Reason: Incest Q506. Under what circumstances do you think that abortion should be legal? Interviewer : Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt. All respondents 124 0 Opinion on legalization of abortion in Kenya 1 Yes 65 2 No 59 8 Don't know/ No opinion 0 9 Missing 0 506G Reason: Other Q506. Under what circumstances do you think that abortion should be legal? Interviewer : Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt. All respondents 124 0 Opinion on legalization of abortion in Kenya 1 Yes 21 2 No 103 8 Don't know/ No opinion 0 9 Missing 0 Q506 Circumstances under which abortion should be legal Q506. Under what circumstances do you think that abortion should be legal? Specify All respondents who responded "YES" at Q506 Option G above 20 Other opinions on legalization of abortion in Kenya After Counselling The Woman And She Still Feels She Should Not Carry The Pregnancy,She Should Be Allowed To Terminate.If Couple They Should Make Decision Both Of Them .In The Under Age ,The Parents Make Decision 1 Congenital Fetal Malformation. 1 Deformity (Feutal Deformity)Deformity 1 Feotus With Congenital Malformation 1 Fetal Anomalies. 1 Fetal Gross Abnormalities 1 Foetal Malfunction 1 Health And Emergency Treatment 1 Health Provider Should Be Protected-Can Be Threatened To Offerthe Services Otherwise....Misuse Of Legal Provision.That Is Why There Was A Requiremenbefore Terminating The Pregnancy.Coersion-Some Women Can Be Forced By The Partner To Abort When 1 If Mother Can`T Carry Pregnancy Due To Physical Impairement 1 If Pregnancy Is Not Viable 1 If The Child\Foetus Is In Danger Or Dead 1 It Should Not Be Be Legal. 1 Madness 1 Marrital Rape(When Husband Forces Wife To Sex) 1 Maternal Complications 1 Mentally And Physically Handicapped. 1 No I Don`T Think Abortion Should Be Legal.All Children Belong To God 1 Rape On Mentally Handicaped. 1 Under No Circumstance (The Life Of The Mother Is Not Superior To The Baby). 1 507A Suggestion: Publicize health risks of unsafe abortion Q507. Please indicate any suggestions / recommendations that you think could be used in Kenya to reduce the number of unsafe abortions. Interviewer : Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt. All respondents 119 5 Recommendations on what could be used to reduce unsafe abortion in Kenya 1 Yes 101 2 No 14 8 Don't know/ No opinion 0 9 Missing 4 Sysmiss 5 507B Suggestion: Counseling after delivery or abortion Q507. Please indicate any suggestions / recommendations that you think could be used in Kenya to reduce the number of unsafe abortions. Interviewer : Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt. All respondents 119 5 Recommendations on what could be used to reduce unsafe abortion in Kenya 1 Yes 75 2 No 40 8 Don't know/ No opinion 0 9 Missing 4 Sysmiss 5 507C Suggestion: Improve FP access and availability Q507. Please indicate any suggestions / recommendations that you think could be used in Kenya to reduce the number of unsafe abortions. Interviewer : Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt. All respondents 119 5 Recommendations on what could be used to reduce unsafe abortion in Kenya 1 Yes 87 2 No 28 8 Don't know/ No opinion 0 9 Missing 4 Sysmiss 5 507D Suggestion: Involve men Q507. Please indicate any suggestions / recommendations that you think could be used in Kenya to reduce the number of unsafe abortions. Interviewer : Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt. All respondents 119 5 Recommendations on what could be used to reduce unsafe abortion in Kenya 1 Yes 65 2 No 50 8 Don't know/ No opinion 0 9 Missing 4 Sysmiss 5 507E Suggestion: Educate women on safe sex negotiation Q507. Please indicate any suggestions / recommendations that you think could be used in Kenya to reduce the number of unsafe abortions. Interviewer : Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt. All respondents 119 5 Recommendations on what could be used to reduce unsafe abortion in Kenya 1 Yes 60 2 No 55 8 Don't know/ No opinion 0 9 Missing 4 Sysmiss 5 507F Suggestion: Liberal abortion laws Q507. Please indicate any suggestions / recommendations that you think could be used in Kenya to reduce the number of unsafe abortions. Interviewer : Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt. All respondents 119 5 Recommendations on what could be used to reduce unsafe abortion in Kenya 1 Yes 46 2 No 69 8 Don't know/ No opinion 0 9 Missing 4 Sysmiss 5 507G Suggestion: Ilegalize abortion Q507. Please indicate any suggestions / recommendations that you think could be used in Kenya to reduce the number of unsafe abortions. Interviewer : Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt. All respondents 119 5 Recommendations on what could be used to reduce unsafe abortion in Kenya 1 Yes 19 2 No 96 8 Don't know/ No opinion 0 9 Missing 4 Sysmiss 5 507H Suggestion: Other Q507. Please indicate any suggestions / recommendations that you think could be used in Kenya to reduce the number of unsafe abortions. Interviewer : Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt. All respondents 119 5 Recommendations on what could be used to reduce unsafe abortion in Kenya 1 Yes 18 2 No 95 8 Don't know/ No opinion 0 9 Missing 6 Sysmiss 5 Q507 Sugestions/ recommendations to reduce unsafe abortions Q507. Please indicate any suggestions / recommendations that you think could be used in Kenya to reduce the number of unsafe abortions. Interviewer : Multiple responses are allowed. Do not prompt. All respondents 17 0 Recommendations on what could be used to reduce unsafe abortion in Kenya Abortion Is Illegal. 1 Allow People To Make Their Own Choice 1 By Taking Action On Unsafe Abortion Providers 1 Change Attitude Of Health Providers Towards Pac Patients 1 Eliminate Quacks 1 Eliminate Quacks Who Practise Us Safe Abortion 1 Improve On People Livelihooderadicate Poverty 1 Increase Health Workers 1 Involve Media In Abortion Advocacy 1 Involve The Church To Couselling. 1 Legalise Abortion Like In U.S.A 1 Social Worker Attached To Communities. 1 They Should Be Free 1 Train More Pac Providers 1 Training /Equiping Health Facilities 1 Training ;Involve Churches To Educate Their Members On Issues Of Abortion. 1 Training Of Providers\Staffing 1 Q508 Suggested changes in PAC service delivery Q508. What changes would you like to see in PAC service delivery ? All respondents 112 Proposed changes on PAC service delivery (1)Fp Counselling And All Should Be Started On The Contraceptive Method (Mandatory).(2)Medication E.G For Sepsis. 1 (1)Provide In All Health Centers.(2)Free Services To The Patients. 1 (1)The Supply Of Mva Kits To Be Easily Accessible At A Reasonable Costs.(2)More Educative Curriculums To Be Put In Place For The Health Providers (Private). 1 99 1 Access To All Service Delivery Pointspac Counselling On Contraceptives(Fp)Youth Friendly Toodoctors To Midle Level Providers Trained On Use Of Mva And Misoprostolpac Intergrated To Other Srh Services 1 Addition Of Misoprotol To Pacempasis On Post Procedure Counseling 1 Adequate Provision Of Family Planning Methodsseminars And Awareness On Issues Conserning Abortion 1 Adequate Supply Of Contraceptives And Public Awareness . 1 Advocacy For The Youth And The Active Age Groups About The Consequences Of Abortion And The Effects That Comes With This 1 Advocate More To The Public On Dangers Of Abortion And How To Prevent It And Not Focusing Soo Much On Treatment 1 After Treating The Pac Patient They Should Follow Up(Healthproviders)To Do Follow Ups)Counselling Them On Fp Methods. 1 All The 5 Elements Should Be Implemented Effectively. 1 As In (A) To (E) In (Q)507 1 Attitude Change Of Especially Public Health Providersmore Counselling To Pac Patients 1 Attitude Change Of Health Providersmake Pac Services Free For Easy Accessibility 1 Attitude Change Will Go Along Way In Service Provision. 1 Awareness Of Health Risks Involvedcounselling Especially To The Youtheffective Family Planning Methods 1 Better Access To Health Care . 1 Better Stocked Health Care Facilities(Clinics,Rural Ereas-Everyonemore Trained Workers Especially In Poor Rural Ereas 1 Capacity Building At Every Facility That Are Public And Private.Adeguate Equipment Especially Mva Kits .Creation Of Awareness On The Availability Of The Services.Bridge The Gap Of Fp Unmet Needs. 1 Caring Attitude From Service Providerscompetence To Avoid Deathsmotivation For Service Providers By The Government 1 Change Of Attitude Of The Health Provider In Our Public Facilities 1 Change Of Public Perception And Attitudespecialization Of Services,Specific Clinics\Health Care Centres Dealing With The Same(This Reduces Stigma When Post Abortion Patients Visit Health Care Centres 1 Change Providers Attitudeimprove Quality Of Service In The Facilities 1 Counselling Should Be Donefully Equiped Post Abortion Service Centres With All Facilities Including Family Planning Services All Over (Accessibleto All) 1 Counselling Treatment,Monitoring And Evaluationbe Emphasisedmore. 1 Creat Specific Department Mainly Talking On Pac Casesavailability Of Equipment To Tackle Pac Cases In Our Healthfacilities 1 Create Awareness Of Sti'S As Well As Hiv As Part Of Pac Counselling.Special Centres For Pac Services .Equip All The Facilities With Pac Care/Mva Equipment 1 Create More Awareness 1 Create More Awareness And De-Stigmatize The Service In Society 1 Create More Awareness And Encourage The Use Of Effective Contraceptives. 1 Create More Awareness Countryside.In-Service Training For Health Profession.Work On The Attitudes Of Sure Health Providers On Abortion. 1 Create More Awareness.Train More Health Providers On Pac. 1 Do Alot Of Seminars To Sensitise People On Availability & Importance Of Pac Services 1 Educate On Its Provision To The Public 1 Educating Women Without Stigmatising The Pac Patients On Pacservices,Availability And Delivery 1 Employ Friendly Health Staff To Deal With Pac Casessensitise The Public On Pac Services Information 1 Employ More Qualified Health Providersfriendly Medical Provider With Agood Attitude Towards Pac Patients 1 Equip Women With Knowledge To Help Them Make Sound Decissioni.E When Bleeding They Should Know What To Doincrease Number Of Providersinvolve Men More 1 Every Woman Needs To Leave The Ward With A Long Term Method. 1 Facilities -Should Be Improved To Cater For This Services.Management Of Pills-Drugs(Shortage)Inadeguate Staff(Trained)Provide Guidelines On The Management Of Pac 1 Facilities Should Offer Quality Servicestrain More Providers 1 Facilities To Offer Quality Servicesfacilities To Have More Nurses\Providers 1 Follow Up Of Their Clients.Have Counsellors That Are Specialized On Post Abortion Care. 1 Friendly Service Provider.Create Awareness Of The Need For The Service.Avail Services Near Women Who From Rural And Urban Poor. 1 Have Drugs Sufficient In Treating Pac Cases\Patients.Increase Staff In Health Facilities 1 Health Provider To Have Right Attitude While Handling Pac Patients 1 I Even Don`T Know The Pac Services Offered 1 Improve Access To Health Care For Women And Girls.Provide Counselling Services. 1 Improve Health Staff Negative Attitude Towards Pac Patients 1 Increase Health Providers 1 Increase In Awareness Of The Services. 1 Increase Of These Services To Local Dispensary\Health Centre 1 Increase The Number Of Doctors.Emphasis On Guidance And Counselling. 1 Increase The Number Of Outlets And Restrain Providers Clientrelationship. 1 Increasing Iec To Support Pac Services. 1 Infection Prevention Standards Should Be Maintained.Counselling Pre And Post Abortionattitude Change In Staff Delivery Service.Use Of Good Analysed And Act-Depressit.F/P Availability At The Service Delivery Point To Be Treatedas An Emergency. P 1 Information On These Services (Provision). 1 Inrease Availability Of Pac Services. 1 Intense Family Planning Training 1 It Should Be Available At Any Sdp(Depending-Referral Hospita 1 Lets Have People With The Right Attitude Doing Italso Let Not Be That People Offering Pac Are The Same Peopleoffering Back Street (Unsafe )Abortion 1 Make It Cheaper And Accessible 1 Make Them Available In Rural Areas. 1 Make Them Easily Accessible And Affordable. 1 Men Involment In The Pac Services And Client Friendly Services That Involve Dialogue&Counselling 1 More Adolescent Friendlymore Widely Available Especially In Rural Areasmore Affordable 1 More Advocacy To Let People Understand What Pac Is And Whereit Is Delivered, Also The Cost Attachedimprove Attitude Of Health Personell Handling Pac Patients 1 More Counselling And Providing Enough Family Planning Services And Drugsstock Drugs To Treat Pac Cases 1 More Counselling To Pac Patients 1 More Emphasis On Women'S Rights To Negotiate On Safe Sex.Anduse Contraceptiveseasier Access To Safe Pac Servicesenhance/Educate Public On Women'S Rights 1 More Friendly Service Provision To Women Seeking Pac Services As They Continue To Be Harassed In Seeking Treatment And Thereby Reluctant To Seek Life Saving Treatment Due To Stigmaand Abuse At Health Centres 1 More Health Providers To Be Trained And Have Frequent Seminars For Revision 1 More Health Providers Trained 1 More Improved Counselling With Right Attitude.Educating On Dangers Of Abortion And Availability Of Pac Services To The Public. 1 More Informationto The Women 1 More People Be Trained On Pacprovide Equipmentto Pac Providers 1 More Staff Trained And Brought On Boardreduce Pac Services Costsintroduce Pac Services In Most Private Facilities Which Arealways Nearer To The Most Women Especially In The Rural Areas 1 N\A 1 No Equipment (Mva)-Supply This.Staff Still Not Trained.Decentralization Of Pac Services. 1 No Suggestion. 2 No Suggestions. 1 Offer Pac Kits To All Health Facilities And Sterilisers Also 1 Pac Provider To Use Good Language And Attitude Towards Pac Patientsgood Counselling That Is Patient Bassed Emmotionally And Phsycologically Acceptable 1 Pac Services Should Be Available Every Where (Any Public Hospital)Including Dispensaries And Health Centresfamily Planning (Post Abortion)Be A Mustcapacity Build All If Not Most Health Care Providers In Pac 1 Pac Services Should Be Available In Both Rural And Urban Setups And Capacity Build All Health Service Providers On Pacthe Service Delivery Points Should Also Be Easily Accesibleand The Cost Should Be Affordableall The Roads To Health Facilities 1 Positive Approach By Service Providers To Women Who Have Undergone Abortioninclusion Of Psychosocial Support For Women Should Be Givenin Health Facilities 1 Privacypain Managementmale Counselingavail Contraceptives 1 Provide Enough Drugsemploy More Pac Trained Health Personell At Facilities 1 Provide Fp Instantly. 1 Prvision Of Information In Interactive And Understandable Ways To Clients .Expansion Of Pac Services Since Unsafe Abortion Has Not Beeneradicated In Kenya Thus Need For Pac Will Persist. 1 Reduce Cost Of Pac Serviceseducate Public On Pac Services Offered And Its Benefits 1 Reduce The Cost.Awareness Of The Services And Their Cost. 1 Reduction Of Fees-Idealy Freeeasy Access To Pac Servicesintensive Awareness Campaighndone By Relevant People 1 Regular Grantsof Mva Kits, Lamps And Equipment By Ngo`S To Health Care Providerssubsidy On Family Planning Contraceptive Methodsincrease Training And Provisionof Drugs 1 Safe Abortions No Complicationsreduce Percentage Of Abortions 1 Sensitise\Educate People All Over Onaccessibility And Provision Of Pac Services 1 Service Improvement Especially In Public Facility They Should Educate And Counsell More.Longer Service Delivery Of Pac Services Not Opening Late Andclosing Early (Public Hospital). 1 Service Made Cheap /Accessible Affortabledestigmatise Abortion Carefp Services Should Be Available At Or Immediately After Abortion 1 Should Advice Pac Patients By Not Criminalising Abortion Hence Creating On The Victimshealth Leading To Loss Of Life 1 Should Be Made Available In All Levels Of Health Care Including Faith Based Who Currently Do Not Offer Fp Services. 1 That Every Woman Who Recieves Pac Gets A Family Planning Method 1 The Changes I Would Like To See In Pac Services Are;There Should Not Be Stigma In The Patient. Patients Should Be Counselledthe Amount Of Payment Should Be Reducedproper Methods Of Pac Services And Frankly Doing Not In A Hiden Manner 1 The Services Like Counselling Should Be Brought To Rural Areas I.E Dispensariesthe Medical Practitioners Should Be Friendly And Not Hostileto The Patients 1 There Should Be Medicine In Hospitalscounsellingthe Government Should Provide For Contraceptives 1 They Should Avail Family Planning Methodsthey Should Ensure Pac Services Are Free 1 Train More Health Providersfacilities To Offer Quality Servicescontinious Medical Education 1 Use Of Long Term Family Planning Methods Ofter Pac 1 Very Necessary And Important.We Can Not Completely Eradicateabortion But We Reduce It.It Provides Chance For Counselling,Moral Support ,Opportunity To Use These Victims To Provide Advice For Others Who Inte 1 Women Should Be Allowed To Take Openly .Counsell Teenagers To Be Friendly (Youth Friendly Clinics) 1 Work On The Stigma Associated With Abortion 1 Regenerated unique serial number of questionnaire- should be linked to questionn All respondents 3215 15155.6 0 0 1 3303 1617.608 1750.343 935.673 946.118 Unmique Questionnaire number Client ID corrected here in office 3215 15155.6 0 0 1 140 21.14 11.319 24.824 16.029 This is an ID that was assigned to all respondents. This was edited in the office to make it unique due to some overlaps in numbering between some providers in different regions Province_code K1. PROVINCE All respondents 3215 15155.6 0 0 Province of Kenya where the facility is located 1 Central 357 1166.7 2 Coast 462 1903.4 3 Eastern 394 1170.2 4 Nairobi 540 2217.5 5 North Eastern 126 674.6 6 Nyanza 535 3031.2 7 Rift Valley 571 3461.1 8 Western 230 1530.9 County_Code K3. COUNTY All respondents 3215 15155.6 0 0 County of Kenya where the facility is located 1 Kiambu 184 579.1 2 Kirinyaga 8 79.2 3 Murang'a 45 158.7 4 Nyandarua 39 192.8 5 Nyeri 81 156.9 6 Kilifi 95 938.7 7 Kwale 16 214.1 8 Laikipia 63 207.9 9 Lamu 3 9.9 10 Mombasa 263 424.2 11 Taita Taveta 16 76.8 12 Tana River 6 31.8 13 Embu 72 104.3 14 Kitui 51 210.4 15 Machakos 56 185.6 16 Makueni 54 309.4 17 Meru 142 278.8 18 Tharaka Nithi 19 81.7 19 Nairobi 540 2217.5 20 Garissa 67 308.3 21 Isiolo 21 93.3 22 Marsabit 0 0 23 Wajir 38 273 24 Homa Bay 76 1111.2 25 Kisii 219 646.3 26 Kisumu 133 277.3 27 Migori 55 591.2 28 Nyamira 16 207.2 29 Siaya 36 198 30 Baringo 22 149.4 31 Bomet 7 107.7 32 Elgeyo Marakwet 23 442.5 33 Kajiado 38 460.2 34 Kericho 32 73 35 Laikipia 5 87 36 Nakuru 194 878.8 37 Nandi 4 52.8 38 Narok 21 290.7 39 Samburu 4 20.4 40 Trans Nzoia 21 93.2 41 Turkana 11 204.9 42 Uasin Gishu 135 300.8 43 West Pokot 54 299.7 44 Bungoma 80 627.9 45 Busia 12 223.5 46 Kakamega 113 629.9 47 Vihiga 25 49.6 District_Code K2. DISTRICT All respondents 3215 15155.6 0 0 Diestrict of Kenya where the facility is located 1 Gatundu 1 5.4 2 Kiambu East 72 283.4 3 Kiambu West 5 49.5 4 Thika 106 240.8 5 Kirinyaga 8 79.2 6 Muranga North 35 108.1 7 Muranga South 10 50.6 8 Nyandarua North 39 192.8 9 Nyeri North 81 156.9 10 Kaloleni 8 62.2 11 Kilifi 60 788.9 12 Malindi 27 87.6 13 Kinango 6 127.2 14 Kwale 9 65.7 15 Msambweni 1 21.2 16 Laikipia East 63 207.9 17 Lamu 3 9.9 18 Mombasa 263 424.2 19 Taita 15 73.5 20 Taveta 1 3.3 21 Tana Delta 6 31.8 22 Embu 62 67.7 23 Mbeere 10 36.6 24 Kitui 8 33 25 Kyuso 6 32.1 26 Mutomo 18 82.6 27 Mwingi 19 62.7 28 Kangundo 2 13.4 29 Machakos 38 58.4 30 Mwala 5 33.5 31 Yatta 11 80.3 32 Kibwezi 18 103.3 33 Makueni 14 100.4 34 Mbooni 4 31.2 35 Nzaui 18 74.5 36 Igembe 41 134.1 37 Imenti Central 1 6.7 38 Imenti North 91 111.9 39 Tigania 9 26.1 40 Maara 4 11.6 41 Meru South 7 46.9 42 Tharaka 8 23.2 43 Nairobi East 103 597.7 44 Nairobi North 179 734.9 45 Nairobi West 258 884.9 46 Fafi 3 21.9 47 Garissa 38 188.6 48 Ijara 8 26.4 49 Lagdera 18 71.4 50 Garbatula 0 0 51 Mandera Central 11 44.3 52 Mandera East 4 29.2 53 Mandera West 6 19.8 54 Laisamis 0 0 55 Wajir East 8 26.4 56 Wajir North 4 29.2 57 Wajir South 12 101.5 58 Wajir West 14 115.9 59 Homa Bay 26 143 60 Rachuonyo 45 866.2 61 Suba 5 102 62 Gucha 8 163.2 63 Gucha South 11 146.3 64 Kisii Central 183 219.9 65 Kisii South 3 39.9 66 Masaba 14 77 67 Kisumu East 127 213.1 68 Kisumu West 3 24.3 69 Nyando 3 39.9 70 Kuria East 4 22 71 Kuria West 11 167.6 72 Migori 37 377.3 73 Rongo 3 24.3 74 Manga 7 142.8 75 Nyamira 9 64.4 76 Siaya 36 198 77 Baringo 20 102 78 Baringo North 2 47.4 79 Bomet 5 81.3 80 Buret 2 26.4 81 Keiyo 17 363.3 82 Marakwet 6 79.2 83 Kajiado 36 412.8 84 Loitokitok 2 47.4 85 Kericho 32 73 86 Laikipia North 2 47.4 87 Laikipia West 3 39.6 88 Molo 16 97.8 89 Naivasha 18 86.1 90 Nakuru Central 150 457.9 91 Nakuru North 10 237 92 Nandi East 1 13.2 93 Nandi North 4 52.8 94 Narok South 4 84.3 95 Trans Mara 16 193.2 96 Samburu East 4 20.4 97 Samburu North 0 0 98 Kwanza 3 71.1 99 Trans Nzoia West 18 22.1 100 Turkana Central 3 71.1 101 Turkana North 3 15.3 102 Turkana South 5 118.5 103 Eldoret East 119 211.6 104 Eldoret West 16 89.2 105 West Pokot 54 299.7 106 Bungoma East 5 102 107 Bungoma North 11 153.4 108 Bungoma South 54 243 109 Bungoma West 5 102 110 Mt. Elgon 5 27.5 111 Busia 9 183.6 112 Teso 3 39.9 113 Butere 3 39.9 114 Kakamega Central 72 260.4 115 Kakamega North 23 126.5 116 Kakamega South 2 11 117 Lugari 10 175.6 118 Mumias 3 16.5 119 Hamisi 2 26.6 120 Vihiga 23 23 121 Kimilili 0 0 Date of interview K6. DATE OF INTERVIEW Format: DD/MM/YYYY 3215 15155.6 2012-03-13 2012-06-30 Date of interview 2012-03-13 1 1 2012-03-14 1 3.7 2012-04-13 1 9.9 2012-04-14 1 9.9 2012-04-15 2 19.8 2012-04-16 3 29.7 2012-04-17 10 61.8 2012-04-18 43 213.7 2012-04-19 28 120.8 2012-04-20 31 119.2 2012-04-21 11 65.6 2012-04-22 12 54.8 2012-04-23 52 269 2012-04-24 56 285.9 2012-04-25 58 273.7 2012-04-26 53 221.4 2012-04-27 56 242.5 2012-04-28 40 164.7 2012-04-29 31 153.2 2012-04-30 86 526.5 2012-05-01 62 215.3 2012-05-02 78 451.6 2012-05-03 93 479.7 2012-05-04 96 421.8 2012-05-05 76 281.7 2012-05-06 61 326.8 2012-05-07 100 427 2012-05-08 119 623.3 2012-05-09 103 563.4 2012-05-10 111 566.1 2012-05-11 103 543.6 2012-05-12 76 248.2 2012-05-13 70 375.3 2012-05-14 125 651.3 2012-05-15 102 476.5 2012-05-16 89 438.9 2012-05-17 103 398.1 2012-05-18 94 448.7 2012-05-19 54 264.2 2012-05-20 51 204.4 2012-05-21 82 360.3 2012-05-22 73 339.6 2012-05-23 76 209.9 2012-05-24 58 356.1 2012-05-25 73 315.4 2012-05-26 52 158.8 2012-05-27 35 166.3 2012-05-28 52 281.2 2012-05-29 53 233.2 2012-05-30 45 221.9 2012-05-31 26 107.6 2012-06-01 23 115 2012-06-02 12 76.3 2012-06-03 7 47 2012-06-04 16 79.6 2012-06-05 17 114.2 2012-06-06 17 71 2012-06-07 4 29 2012-06-08 9 33 2012-06-09 6 19.6 2012-06-10 9 28.1 2012-06-11 9 18 2012-06-12 7 31.4 2012-06-13 10 44.1 2012-06-14 8 29.5 2012-06-15 6 34.4 2012-06-16 14 30.9 2012-06-17 7 27.3 2012-06-18 13 58.2 2012-06-19 11 65.5 2012-06-20 9 39.7 2012-06-21 12 77.4 2012-06-22 12 30.1 2012-06-23 8 12.5 2012-06-28 1 20.4 2012-06-30 1 20.4 K7 Time Started HH K7. START TIME FORMAT: HH All 3215 15155.6 0 0 Start Time (Hours) 0 17 80.9 1 63 405.9 2 91 420.6 3 100 607.8 4 50 237.9 5 44 244.2 6 39 219 7 50 255.8 8 235 916 9 390 1890.8 10 392 1993.3 11 301 1431.7 12 287 1112.4 13 169 550.2 14 229 949.9 15 181 814.9 16 136 580.5 17 81 316.5 18 68 271.1 19 36 239.4 20 59 287.7 21 50 147.8 22 41 124.1 23 35 114.1 98 D/K 0 0 99 Missing 71 943.1 K7 Time Started MM K7. START TIME FORMAT: MM All interviews 3215 15155.6 0 0 Start Time (Minutes) 0 813 3316.4 1 14 81.3 2 28 136.6 3 27 107.2 4 28 103.8 5 134 537.7 6 21 63.4 7 21 138.7 8 19 131.2 9 4 32.3 10 193 806.4 11 18 118.1 12 33 159.8 13 13 51.6 14 14 78.3 15 208 872.6 16 23 91.9 17 10 57.7 18 14 48.3 19 6 16.9 20 269 1323.1 21 15 103.8 22 18 65.5 23 10 42.6 24 12 45 25 49 188 26 11 50.8 27 7 36.1 28 9 33.1 29 3 7.1 30 576 2738.1 31 6 8.7 32 10 39.9 33 7 24.9 34 5 34.2 35 47 320.3 36 6 14.9 37 4 25.2 38 9 58.4 39 6 28.9 40 128 524 41 8 66.2 42 10 39 43 14 107 44 4 35.2 45 108 625.4 46 2 6.5 47 4 33 48 10 43.9 50 73 321.3 51 6 31.8 52 5 29.1 53 6 13.2 54 4 6.3 55 21 90.6 56 4 12.9 57 6 36.2 58 5 9.1 59 6 43 98 D/K 0 0 99 Missing 71 943.1 K7 Time Ended HH K7. END TIME All Interviews 3215 15155.6 0 0 End Time (Hours) 0 18 103.9 1 67 379 2 92 546.3 3 97 521 4 77 484.4 5 59 290.3 6 30 172.7 7 47 291.1 8 128 373.8 9 273 1040.7 10 366 1744.9 11 335 1515.4 12 286 1378.4 13 214 815.6 14 221 794.8 15 198 856.7 16 175 821.5 17 128 645.1 18 82 351.5 19 52 250.5 20 58 288.6 21 50 227.5 22 46 139.6 23 41 143.5 98 D/K 0 0 99 Missing 75 978.8 K7 Time Ended MM K7. END TIME All Interviews 3215 15155.6 0 0 End time (Minutes) 0 480 2411.7 1 9 52.5 2 14 82.7 3 8 84.2 4 9 48.9 5 79 436.7 6 15 42.2 7 10 63.9 8 14 93.2 9 7 51.7 10 144 764.3 11 7 99.5 12 16 38.7 13 13 88.3 14 9 37 15 185 777.1 16 9 17.7 17 10 86.8 18 8 12.7 19 8 40.8 20 257 1009.5 21 11 43.8 22 19 50.9 23 14 43.7 24 8 37 25 86 387.3 26 20 41.9 27 15 59 28 19 119.2 29 11 21.4 30 529 2334.1 31 12 52.4 32 21 63.6 33 10 29.1 34 12 25 35 90 408.5 36 24 44.1 37 8 44.3 38 24 82.7 39 12 43.1 40 216 867.2 41 13 36.5 42 22 135 43 9 72.2 44 5 16.2 45 191 947.7 46 15 67.2 47 12 55.5 48 25 109.7 49 10 40.5 50 172 657.2 51 13 17.6 52 19 89.1 53 6 50.1 54 13 67.8 55 75 294.1 56 11 30.1 57 15 123 58 29 166.1 59 14 72.7 98 D/K 0 0 99 Missing 74 968.9 K8 Interviewer's code 3215 15155.6 0 0 Interviewer Code 1 Rhoda N. Gitau 2 2 2 Kimandu Mercy Wanjiku 0 0 3 Gladys W, Kairu 0 0 4 CONFIRMED 0 0 5 Lucy Wanjiru Ndegwa 0 0 6 Juliet W. Muya 0 0 7 Jane W. Kagondu 0 0 8 NON FUNCTIONAL 0 0 9 Joseph N. Mwangi 0 0 10 Macharia Caroline 0 0 11 Lilian Triza Atieno 0 0 12 Joan Wahira Munene 0 0 13 Samson Musau David 0 0 14 Karani Alice Wangithi 0 0 15 0 0 16 Jane Wambura M. 0 0 17 0 0 18 NOT PARTICIPATING 0 0 19 Felicita W. Muriithi 0 0 20 Priscilla W. Muriuki 0 0 21 Lydia W. Kabugi 0 0 22 Margret N. Kariuki 0 0 23 Mwangi Caroline 0 0 24 Grace Kamau 0 0 25 Joseph Maragwa 0 0 26 Manasse Murage 0 0 27 Paul Njeru 0 0 28 Mihuti Dispensary (Muranga North)-No name given by Carol 0 0 29 Agnes Murigi 0 0 30 John M. Kiama 0 0 31 Margret M. Mwangi 0 0 32 Annie Njoroge 0 0 33 Joseph M. Gathecha 0 0 34 Joseph K. Njururu 0 0 35 Teresia W. Githuku 0 0 36 Johnson K. Muchiri 0 0 37 Margret W. Ngugi 0 0 38 Patric Nduati 0 0 39 Mary M. Kamau 0 0 40 Grace W. Njigua 0 0 41 Roseline W. Njiru 0 0 42 Beth W. Njuguna 0 0 43 Ruth Muruthi 0 0 44 Pius G. Mwaniki 0 0 45 Grace N. Ndirangu 0 0 46 NOT PARTICIPATING 0 0 47 Winnie Mbodze 0 0 48 Magdalene S. Gona 0 0 49 Patience P. Chea 0 0 50 Lilian N. Mwaringa 0 0 51 Mwangudza Kadeche 0 0 52 Zipporah Mwanzau 0 0 53 Ruth Kambucha 0 0 54 Noah Shoka Msuko 0 0 55 Sr. Imelda Nafuna 0 0 56 CLOSED 0 0 57 Marryanne Monyugi 0 0 58 Daniel C. Nzai 0 0 59 Norris M. Wale 0 0 60 REFUSAL 0 0 61 Julius Tsofwa 0 0 62 REFUSAL 0 0 63 Elias Fondo 0 0 64 Hassan Zuberi Kinyalu 0 0 65 Nanyuki District Hospital-No name given by Carol 0 0 66 Rumuruti District Hospital-No name given by Carol 0 0 67 Nicholus C. Lewa 0 0 68 Margret Ngiwa 0 0 69 John Mwangi Thagui 0 0 70 Lenah K. Ogoti 0 0 71 Winfred Wambui 0 0 72 Henri Muchiri 0 0 73 Emmanuel Lumumba 0 0 74 Emmanuel Nzoa 0 0 75 Huswa N. Idris 0 0 76 Hosea Kipkalis 0 0 77 REFUSAL 0 0 78 Josphat R. Njiru 0 0 79 Carolyne Chebet 0 0 80 NOT PARTICIPATING 0 0 81 Harriet Wabosha 0 0 82 Marriam Waleghwa 0 0 83 Claris Kirigha 0 0 84 Monica Steven Musau 0 0 85 Clara K. Babashi 0 0 86 Zuma Bimba 0 0 87 Faith Yesse 0 0 88 Helen Nyamoni Maina 0 0 89 Prisca Mwakisha 0 0 90 Jackness Wambiro Gichoni 0 0 91 Alice M. Thumi 0 0 92 Felister W. Kinyua 0 0 93 Lydia Mukami Nsavi 0 0 94 John N. Njue 0 0 95 Jacinta Rwamba 0 0 96 Ann W. Wachira 0 0 97 Boniface M. Kivou 0 0 98 Judith M. Kavii 0 0 99 Josephine Mwai 0 0 100 Jeremiah K. Masila 0 0 101 Daniel Mulwa 0 0 102 Mary K. Mbiti 0 0 103 Rita Kilonzi 0 0 104 Susan M. Njiiri 0 0 105 Doreen K. Nyaga 0 0 106 Moses K. Maanzo 0 0 107 Bernadate Mwikali Ngumu 0 0 108 Patricia Ngati 0 0 109 Peter Samuel Musembi 0 0 110 Mathew Kavindu 0 0 111 Jacinta M. Mutisya 0 0 112 Rael J. Korir 0 0 113 Davia Mulonzi 0 0 114 Priscilla M. Maithya 0 0 115 Florence Ndothuni 0 0 116 Felistas M. Muli 0 0 117 Julian Waruihu 0 0 118 Jenifer Nyangira 0 0 119 Joseph Mutua 0 0 120 Margret Gachibu 0 0 121 Peter Kiiru Wambua 0 0 122 Daniel M. Mbuvi 0 0 123 Jacinta M. Nduati 0 0 124 Eunice Kiili 0 0 125 Jason Ndisya 0 0 126 Samuel Ndunye 0 0 127 Imelda M. Kaboi 0 0 128 Mary N. Mutinda 0 0 129 Sylvestar Muema 0 0 130 Jeremiah Musyoka 0 0 131 Joyce N. Musyoki 0 0 132 Francis M. Kilavi 0 0 133 Nicholas M. Kisoo 0 0 134 Ruth M. Muia 0 0 135 John Muli 0 0 136 Susan Mbaabu 0 0 137 Caroline Wairima 0 0 138 Kinyua David Mungiri 0 0 139 Florence Kalayu Meeme 0 0 140 Jacob M. Kirai 0 0 141 St. Theresa Kiirua Hospital (Kiirua)-No name given by Carol 0 0 142 Daniel Kimaita 0 0 143 Bosire Abija 0 0 144 Evalyne Kainda Kithela 0 0 145 Colleta Wanja Nkonge 0 0 146 Brian M. Kavale 0 0 147 Benjamin Njenga 0 0 148 Doris Kawira Gitari 0 0 149 Hariet Wanja Kaburu 0 0 150 Doris Makena 0 0 151 Elvira Karimi Njeru 0 0 152 Fredrick Mbabu Magambo 0 0 153 Naftal O. Mose 0 0 154 Joseph A. Shavasinya 0 0 155 Faith W. Kinuthia 0 0 156 Wasike W. Said 0 0 157 Dr. Peter Okila 0 0 158 Alex Wambua Maweu 0 0 159 CONFIRMED 0 0 160 Julius M. Ngugi 1 1 161 Rose Jepchirchir 0 0 162 Joseph Masila Mwendwa 0 0 163 Jim Ireri Njagi 0 0 164 Kimani M. Patrick 0 0 165 Charles K. Rono 0 0 166 Dickson Mwenda Gitonga 0 0 167 Richard Muriuki 0 0 168 NOT PARTICIPATING 0 0 169 Eddie Emmu 0 0 170 Cecilia Rinkuni 0 0 171 Dominic Kimeu 0 0 172 NOT PARTICIPATING 0 0 173 Nancy Vugutsa Mugosi 0 0 174 Dr. Sam O. 0 0 175 Mirikau Wycliff 0 0 176 Margret Osore 0 0 177 Capis Otondi 0 0 178 Bennard Bosire 0 0 179 Joice W. Gaitho 0 0 180 Caroline J. Lel 0 0 181 Pamela Warinda 0 0 182 Priscilla Wangui Ndegwa 0 0 183 CONFIRMED 0 0 184 St Mary's Mission Hospital-No name given by Carol 0 0 185 CONFIRMED 0 0 186 CONFIRMED 0 0 187 Dorah Nyanja 0 0 188 Lucy Olage Okundi 0 0 189 Nairobi Hospital-No name given by Carol 0 0 190 Benjamin M. Muthusi 0 0 191 Raj H. Dodia 0 0 192 Bonface Cheloti 0 0 193 NOT PARTICIPATING 0 0 194 Kevin Waihura 0 0 195 Halima Abdihassan 0 0 196 Liza Njeri Mugambi 0 0 197 Esther Ng'elechei 0 0 198 Jane Muriuki 0 0 199 Rumana Rashid 0 0 200 Patrick K. Chebon 0 0 201 David Chege 0 0 202 Adbirizack H. Sirat 0 0 203 Hassan Mohamed Adan 0 0 204 Mohamud H. Sheikh 0 0 205 Suleiman Wario 0 0 206 Elosi Kageni 0 0 207 Charles M. Mulei 0 0 208 Abdi M. Mohamed 0 0 209 Abdiaziz Adan Hussein 0 0 210 Hussein M. Mohamed 0 0 211 Illaut Dispensary-No name given by Carol 0 0 212 Abdille Nur Hassan 0 0 213 Dugo Health Centre-No name given by Carol 0 0 214 Njoki Ndung'u 0 0 215 Ngetich Erick 0 0 216 Keziah Sayo 0 0 217 Ahmednoor M. Okash 0 0 218 Bennard K. Ndegwa 0 0 219 Cosmas Ngita 0 0 220 Muthengi John Jeremiah 0 0 221 Lucy A. Onyuna 0 0 222 Leonard Okumu 0 0 223 Conceptor Oruro 0 0 224 Roseline Nyaga 0 0 225 Innocent Adoyo 0 0 226 Beatrice Ogweno 0 0 227 Lilian Okeyo 0 0 228 Boniface M. Morang'a 0 0 229 Richard Maranga 0 0 230 Beatrice K. Okongo 0 0 231 Mauti Wilkins 0 0 232 Health Centre 0 0 233 Rose Masese 0 0 234 Millicent W. Maina 0 0 235 CONFIRMED 0 0 236 Nancy Nyakuti 0 0 237 CONFIRMED 0 0 238 Manyura Lawrence 0 0 239 Kerubo Mogaka 0 0 240 Jane Marwa 0 0 241 Kennedy Naswa 0 0 242 Margret Marete 0 0 243 CONFIRMED 0 0 244 Dr. G W Ogutu 0 0 245 Odeny N. Sarah 0 0 246 NOT PARTICIPATING 0 0 247 Winfred Otieno 0 0 248 Norbert Isaboke 0 0 249 Patricia A. Mbala 0 0 250 Lawrence Maruti 0 0 251 Motari Archmedes 0 0 252 CONFIRMED 0 0 253 Lilina Kemuma Nyabera 0 0 254 Vivia Achieng Apuh 0 0 255 Joice K. Ayuka 0 0 256 CLOSED 0 0 257 Major Robi 0 0 258 Grace Ochogo 0 0 259 John Msau 0 0 260 Mary M. Barasa 0 0 261 Lydia A. Obunga 0 0 262 Ann B. Momanyi 0 0 263 Elkana Nyabuti Kitagendi 0 0 264 Daid O. Osoro 0 0 265 Vincent N. Muindi 0 0 266 Siaya District Hospital-No name given by Carol 0 0 267 Elsa Swero 0 0 268 Zachari M. Anyenga 0 0 269 Evalyn Komen 0 0 270 Billa Cheptoo 0 0 271 Dickson Kagongo 0 0 272 CLOSED 0 0 273 Ann Cherogony 0 0 274 Naomi Chepkalum 0 0 275 Tenwek Mission Hospital-No name given by Carol 0 0 276 Kenneth Siele 0 0 277 Erick Terer 0 0 278 Richard Tobik 0 0 279 Chepterwo Dispensary-No name given by Carol 0 0 280 Grace Sang 0 0 281 NOT PARTICIPATING 0 0 282 Ednah J. Lagat 0 0 283 Jane Toroitich 0 0 284 Bennard Letyo 0 0 285 Julius Rotich 0 0 286 Julius K. Chesire 0 0 287 Sarah Toroitich 0 0 288 Kapcherop Health Centre-No name given by Carol 0 0 289 Kapsowar (AIC) Hospital-No name given by Carol 0 0 290 Catherine Muna 0 0 291 Moses Saningo Naigurani 0 0 292 Paul Kamau 0 0 293 Duncan Wanjau 0 0 294 Ruth T. Sambu 0 0 295 Shadrack Mutua 0 0 296 Mary Kipngeno 0 0 297 Unilever Central Hospital-No name given by Carol 0 0 298 Emilly Ongweno 0 0 299 Ezekiel Mutai 0 0 300 Zipporah Kirui 0 0 301 Jeremiah Siruaine 0 0 302 Robert Wanjohi 0 0 303 Ephantus Kinyanjui 0 0 304 Margret Gathogo 0 0 305 Dr. Anne Njoki 0 0 306 Isaiah Toroitich 0 0 307 Finlay Ratemo 0 0 308 Mediheal Hospital Nakuru-No name given by Carol 0 0 309 John Kabochi 0 0 310 Jenniffer Nyawiri 0 0 311 Victor Onsare 0 0 312 Grace Kamunge 0 0 313 Caroline C. Chesire 0 0 314 Rose Koech 0 0 315 Winnie Njuguna 0 0 316 Nicholas Kimanjara 0 0 317 Family health options kenya (Nakuru)-No name given by Carol 0 0 318 Sr. Feliciana Chelangwa 0 0 319 Hazel M. Waihera 0 0 320 Caroline Bore 0 0 321 Julia J. Tanui 0 0 322 Peter Masese 0 0 323 Nkoyo Koitamet 0 0 324 Dunca Nkoitoi 0 0 325 Mashangwa Dispensary-No name given by Carol 0 0 326 Ann C. Lenoon. 0 0 327 Rosemary Waida 0 0 328 South Horr Catholic Health Centre-No name given by Carol 0 0 329 Edward K. Matui 0 0 330 Mark Kaimo 0 0 331 Peter Masake 0 0 332 Lucy A. Lomenchu 0 0 333 Daniel Echor 0 0 334 Dorothy A. Ogonda 0 0 335 Carlpeters Lopese 0 0 336 Rebecca Kipyego 0 0 337 Epher Kosgei 0 0 338 Sarah J. Koech 0 0 339 Fred Kyalo 0 0 340 Sr. Florence N. WaFULA 0 0 341 Frida N. Mutua 0 0 342 Fidelis Wasike 0 0 343 Clare C. Parklea 0 0 344 Kerubo Omwenga Gloria 0 0 345 Lydia Juma 0 0 346 Laban Wasilwa 0 0 347 Marcella Wawakula 0 0 348 Margret Wamalwa 0 0 349 Noella Situma 0 0 350 CLOSED 0 0 351 Ruth Owino 0 0 352 Martine Sakwa 0 0 353 Samuel Lokemer 0 0 354 Margret Ilavonga 0 0 355 Rebbecca Mecha 0 0 356 Musera Gibson Mutiva 0 0 357 Cedric Wanyama 0 0 358 Mary Sumba 0 0 359 Steven Wakhungu 0 0 360 Scovia Egesa 0 0 361 Pauline Maranga 0 0 362 Lilian M. Ikonye 0 0 363 James Bosco 0 0 364 Kilanya Wilson 0 0 365 Gladys Wesonga 0 0 366 Okapes Gabriel 0 0 367 Consolata Bukachi 0 0 368 Julia A. Aswani 0 0 369 Basil Obiero 0 0 370 Micheal Okumaruti 0 0 371 Peter Mutiso 0 0 999 Missing 3212 15152.6 k9 Result K9. RESULT OF INTERVIEW All interviews 3215 15155.6 0 0 Result of interview 1 Complete 3170 14874.7 2 Refused 0 0 3 Incomplete 45 280.9 4 Health facility not functional 0 0 6 Other Result 0 0 9 Missing 0 0 Result (Other Specify) K9. RESULT OF INTERVIEW All who responded "Other" at K9 0 0 0 0 Other result of interview 101 Age of client on her last birthday Q101.Age of client on her last birthday Record in completed years All patients 3207 15103.2 8 52.4 Patient's age 12 1 5.5 13 3 12 14 15 117.7 15 25 174.3 16 66 377.5 17 68 475.5 18 96 539.5 19 137 786.6 20 211 965.3 21 160 882.8 22 222 1111.4 23 190 887.8 24 214 959 25 196 851.7 26 177 755 27 158 634.6 28 208 968.8 29 102 431.7 30 205 778.7 31 60 284.8 32 146 572.9 33 58 244.1 34 86 343.2 35 99 401.1 36 72 331.7 37 32 151.7 38 61 341 39 26 119.3 40 51 208.9 41 11 101.2 42 21 95.7 43 9 81.8 44 4 6.7 45 10 38.8 46 2 6.4 48 2 29 49 1 2.9 50 1 23.7 54 1 2.9 97 Refused/ Declined 0 0 98 D/K/ C/R 0 0 99 Missing 0 0 Sysmiss 8 52.4 101 Year of birth Year of birth All clients who could not recall their actual ages 19 126.6 3196 15029 Client's year of birth 1971 1 20.4 1976 2 2 1980 1 9.9 1982 1 9.9 1984 4 30.7 1985 1 1 1986 1 2 1987 1 9.9 1989 1 1 1991 1 2 9998 Refused/ Declined/ D/K 0 0 9999 Missing 5 37.8 Sysmiss 3196 15029 102 Regular residence Q102. Regular Residence of client Tick only one response All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of client's regular place of residence 1 Urban 1812 6520.4 2 Rural 1393 8568.4 6 Other 4 17.5 9 Missing 6 49.3 103 Client current marital Status Q103. Current marital status of client Tick only one response All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Client's current marital status 1 Never married/ Never Lived together 1057 4527.7 2 Married 1758 8139.5 3 Living together 196 1133.3 4 Seperated/ Divorsed/Widowed 196 1313.3 6 Other (specify) 0 0 9 Missing 8 41.8 103 Client current marital Status- Other Specify Tick only one response All clients who responded "Other" at Q103 0 0 0 0 Other current marital statuses 104 Highest level of education Q104. Highest level of education attained by client Tick only one response All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Client's level of education 1 No education 166 1258.1 2 Incomplete Primary 453 2762.8 3 Complete Primary 619 3156.1 4 Incomplete Secondary 441 2248.4 5 Complete Secondary 751 3284.6 6 College (Mid-Level) 583 1903.2 7 University 187 498.2 96 Other 0 0 97 Refused 0 0 98 Don't Know 0 0 99 Missing 15 44.2 104 Highest level of education-Other Specify Q104. Highest level of education attained by client Specify All clients who responded "Other" at Q104 above 0 0 0 0 Other levels of eduction 105 Religion Tick only one response All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Client's religion 1 Roman Catholic 762 3650.3 2 Other Christian 2132 9773.2 3 Muslim 272 1359.1 4 No Religion 25 226.5 6 Other (Specify) 10 94.4 9 Missing 14 52.1 105 Religion- Other Specify Specify All clients who responded "Other" at Q105 above 10 94.4 0 0 HINDU 4 4 HINDUISM 1 1 MAASAI TRADITIONAL BELIEF 1 23.7 MISSING 2 18.3 TRADITIONAL BELIEVER 2 47.4 106 Occupation of client All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Occupation 1 Farming 371 1991 2 Clerical 85 319.4 3 Sales and services 289 1134.3 4 Skilled manual 204 707.1 5 Unskilled manual 301 1845.9 6 Student 530 2145.3 7 House wife 799 4383.1 8 Professional/technical/managerial 321 1021.1 9 Unemployed 272 1461.2 96 Other 34 116.8 99 Missing 9 30.4 106 Occupation of client- Other Specify Specify All clients who responded "Other" at Q106 above 33 115.8 0 0 Other occupations ACTRESS 1 1.3 BUSINESS 4 7.9 BUSINESS LADY 5 15.9 BUSINESS(SMALL SCALE) 1 2 BUSSINESS WOMAN 1 5.1 HOTEL ATTENDANT 1 13.3 HOUSE GIRL 1 5.1 HOUSE HELP 2 4.7 HOUSE HELPER 2 5.8 HOUSEGIRL 1 5.1 HOUSEMAID 1 7.3 MPESA AGENT 1 1 PASTOR 1 1 PASTORESS 1 1 PERFORMING ARTIST 1 5.1 SEX WORKER 4 21.6 SMALL SCALE BUSINESS 1 2 SMALL SCALE SERVICES 1 2 TAILOR 1 3.7 TAILORING COURSE(STD 1 2 WAITING TO JOIN COLLEGE 1 2.9 201 Total number of pregnancies Q201. Total number of all pregnancies All clients 3209 15133.9 6 21.7 Total no. of pregnancies 1 951 4266.8 2 774 3291.7 3 556 2558.3 4 396 1834.6 5 221 1227 6 141 855 7 80 483.3 8 32 226.6 9 28 239 10 15 99.9 11 9 28.9 12 3 15.3 13 3 7.5 98 D/K/ C/R 0 0 99 Missing 0 0 Sysmiss 6 21.7 202 Total number of live births Q202. Total number of live births Please ask the client for all live deliveries she has experienced. All clients 3207 15126.5 8 29.1 Total number of live births 0 1161 5308.3 1 765 3162.2 2 541 2516.6 3 364 1856.6 4 169 849.1 5 100 671.3 6 58 362 7 14 133.2 8 17 197.1 9 8 43.2 10 7 19.8 11 1 5.1 12 2 2 98 D/K/ C/R 0 0 99 Missing 0 0 Sysmiss 8 29.1 203 Total number of crrently living children Q203. Total number of currently living children Please ask the client for all living children she has All clients 3206 15122.8 9 32.8 Total number of currently living children ever born 0 1189 5415 1 759 3161 2 544 2554.3 3 353 1759.7 4 166 856.8 5 101 695.7 6 50 328.9 7 16 130.6 8 16 178 9 6 27.7 10 4 13.1 11 1 1 12 1 1 98 D/K/ C/R 0 0 99 Missing 0 0 Sysmiss 9 32.8 204 Total numner of previous spontaneous miscarriages Q204. Total number of previous spontaneous miscarriages Please ask the client for how many miscarriages/spontaneous abortions she had before excluding the one she is seeking care now All clients 3205 15121.8 10 33.8 Total no of previous sponteneous miscariages 0 2675 12486.8 1 407 1931.6 2 83 478.1 3 24 112.1 4 8 56.5 5 4 28.4 7 2 10.6 8 1 7.8 9 1 9.9 98 D/K/ C/R 0 0 99 Missing 0 0 Sysmiss 10 33.8 205 Total number of previous induced abortions Q205. Total number of previous induced abortions Please ask the client for how many induced abortions she had before excluding the one she is seeking care now. All clients 3204 15120.5 11 35.1 Tota number of previous induced abortions 0 2980 13879.6 1 197 1116.6 2 26 123 3 1 1.3 98 D/K/ C/R 0 0 99 Missing 0 0 Sysmiss 11 35.1 206 Was client using any form of contraception? Q206. Was client using any form of contraception/ family planning method to prevent the current pregnancy that she is seeking care for? IF "NO", SKIP TO Q208 All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Whether or not client was using a form of contraception to prevent the current pregnancy 1 Yes 1055 4863.6 2 No 2143 10226 9 Missing 17 66 207 Contraceptive method used- Pills Q207. If yes, what type of contraceptives was the client using? Tick all that apply All clients who reported that they were using a form of contraception at Q206 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of contraceptive method used to prevent current pregnancy 1 Yes 360 1606.9 2 No 2851 13542.7 9 Missing 4 6 207 Contraceptive method used- Injections Q207. If yes, what type of contraceptives was the client using? Tick all that apply All clients who reported that they were using a form of contraception at Q206 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of contraceptive method used to prevent current pregnancy 1 Yes 313 1617.9 2 No 2898 13531.7 9 Missing 4 6 207 Contraceptive method used- Implants Q207. If yes, what type of contraceptives was the client using? Tick all that apply All clients who reported that they were using a form of contraception at Q206 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of contraceptive method used to prevent current pregnancy 1 Yes 18 52.5 2 No 3193 15097.1 9 Missing 4 6 207 Contraceptive method used- Female Sterilization Q207. If yes, what type of contraceptives was the client using? Tick all that apply All clients who reported that they were using a form of contraception at Q206 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of contraceptive method used to prevent current pregnancy 1 Yes 2 21.4 2 No 3209 15128.2 9 Missing 4 6 207 Contraceptive method used- Male Sterilization Q207. If yes, what type of contraceptives was the client using? Tick all that apply All clients who reported that they were using a form of contraception at Q206 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of contraceptive method used to prevent current pregnancy 1 Yes 2 10.9 2 No 3209 15138.7 9 Missing 4 6 207 Contraceptive method used- IUD Q207. If yes, what type of contraceptives was the client using? Tick all that apply All clients who reported that they were using a form of contraception at Q206 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of contraceptive method used to prevent current pregnancy 1 Yes 43 206.5 2 No 3168 14943.1 9 Missing 4 6 207 Contraceptive method used- Male Condom Q207. If yes, what type of contraceptives was the client using? Tick all that apply All clients who reported that they were using a form of contraception at Q206 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of contraceptive method used to prevent current pregnancy 1 Yes 103 433.6 2 No 3108 14716 9 Missing 4 6 207 Contraceptive method used- Female Condom Q207. If yes, what type of contraceptives was the client using? Tick all that apply All clients who reported that they were using a form of contraception at Q206 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of contraceptive method used to prevent current pregnancy 1 Yes 5 36.6 2 No 3206 15113 9 Missing 4 6 207 Contraceptive method used- Diaphragm Q207. If yes, what type of contraceptives was the client using? Tick all that apply All clients who reported that they were using a form of contraception at Q206 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of contraceptive method used to prevent current pregnancy 1 Yes 0 0 2 No 3211 15149.6 9 Missing 4 6 207 Contraceptive method used- Foam/Jelly Q207. If yes, what type of contraceptives was the client using? Tick all that apply All clients who reported that they were using a form of contraception at Q206 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of contraceptive method used to prevent current pregnancy 1 Yes 0 0 2 No 3211 15149.6 9 Missing 4 6 207 Contraceptive method used- Rhythm Method Q207. If yes, what type of contraceptives was the client using? Tick all that apply All clients who reported that they were using a form of contraception at Q206 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of contraceptive method used to prevent current pregnancy 1 Yes 41 258.3 2 No 3170 14891.3 9 Missing 4 6 207 Contraceptive method used- LAM Q207. If yes, what type of contraceptives was the client using? Tick all that apply All clients who reported that they were using a form of contraception at Q206 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of contraceptive method used to prevent current pregnancy 1 Yes 9 74 2 No 3202 15075.6 9 Missing 4 6 207 Contraceptive method used- Withdrawal Q207. If yes, what type of contraceptives was the client using? Tick all that apply All clients who reported that they were using a form of contraception at Q206 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of contraceptive method used to prevent current pregnancy 1 Yes 28 93.5 2 No 3183 15056.1 9 Missing 4 6 207 Contraceptive method used- EC Q207. If yes, what type of contraceptives was the client using? Tick all that apply All clients who reported that they were using a form of contraception at Q206 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of contraceptive method used to prevent current pregnancy 1 Yes 170 731.8 2 No 3041 14417.8 9 Missing 4 6 207 Contraceptive method used- Patch Q207. If yes, what type of contraceptives was the client using? Tick all that apply All clients who reported that they were using a form of contraception at Q206 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of contraceptive method used to prevent current pregnancy 1 Yes 1 1 2 No 3210 15148.6 9 Missing 4 6 Traditional methods Q207. If yes, what type of contraceptives was the client using? Tick all that apply All clients who reported that they were using a form of contraception at Q206 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of contraceptive method used to prevent current pregnancy 1 Yes 3 5.7 2 No 3212 15149.9 9 Missing 0 0 207 Contraceptive method used- Other 1 Q207. If yes, what type of contraceptives was the client using? Tick all that apply All clients who reported that they were using a form of contraception at Q206 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of contraceptive method used to prevent current pregnancy 1 Yes 0 0 2 No 3211 15149.6 9 Missing 4 6 207 Contraceptive method used- Other Specify 1 Q207. If yes, what type of contraceptives was the client using? Specify 0 0 0 0 Other type of contraceptive method used to prevent current pregnancy 207 Contraceptive method used- Other Specify 2 Q207. If yes, what type of contraceptives was the client using? Specify 0 0 0 0 Other type of contraceptive method used to prevent current pregnancy 207 Contraceptive method used- Other Specify 3 Q207. If yes, what type of contraceptives was the client using? Specify 0 0 0 0 Other type of contraceptive method used to prevent current pregnancy 208 Did you want to have any children when became pregnant? All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Wantedness of current pregnancy 1 Yes, wanted then 1121 5153.5 2 Yes, wanted later 933 4515.5 3 Did not want to become pregant at all 1041 4930.5 8 D/K 101 505.8 9 Missing 19 50.3 301 Main reason for seeking care Q301. Main reason for seeking care Tick only one response All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Main reason for seeking care 1 Postabortion Care 2683 13143.1 2 Request for termination on medical or other grounds 532 2012.5 6 Other 0 0 9 Missing 0 0 301 Main reason for seeking care- Other specify Q301. Main reason for seeking care Specify All clients who responded "Other" in Q301 above 0 0 0 0 Other (Main) reasons for seeking care 302 Code All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Code that identifies whether the values in PDS302 below if in weeks or whether its an unknown LMP 1 Weeks 2942 13364 2 Unknown LMP 262 1712.4 9 Missing 11 79.2 302 Gestational age from LMP in weeks:- PLEASE REMOVE 98 & 99 BEFORE COMPUTING S All clients with a known LMP 3215 15155.6 0 0 Actual value for the LMP in weeks 1 1 5.5 2 7 43 3 14 217.6 4 80 458.4 5 98 334.1 6 245 936.8 7 118 343.2 8 481 1950.3 9 123 472.6 10 300 1149.8 11 120 499.4 12 437 1933.4 13 72 256.1 14 168 733.5 15 37 112.1 16 203 1193.5 17 39 175.8 18 65 367.6 19 20 92.4 20 133 876.7 21 10 47.1 22 41 217.5 23 6 21.2 24 53 348.4 25 5 29.7 26 26 171.3 27 2 22.2 28 14 150.2 29 2 33.6 30 2 37 31 1 23.7 32 1 1 34 1 23.7 98 Unknown LMP 290 1877.2 99 Missing 0 0 303 History of any attempt to induce or interfere with pregancy Q303. Did the woman provide a history of interference with the continuation of the pregnancy. IF NO, SKIP TO Q305 All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 History of pregnancy interference as reported by client 1 Yes 785 4557.3 2 No 2408 10481.6 9 Missing 22 116.7 304A Who assisted woman to induce-Doctor TICK ALL THAT APPLY All clients who reported a history of interference with the pregnancy at Q303 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of person (provider of otherwise) who assisted to client to induce an abortion 1 Yes 37 137.2 2 No 3169 14994.2 8 Don't Know 0 0 9 Missing 9 24.2 304B Who assisted woman to induce-Clinical Officer TICK ALL THAT APPLY All clients who reported a history of interference with the pregnancy at Q303 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of person (provider of otherwise) who assisted to client to induce an abortion 1 Yes 73 343.2 2 No 3133 14788.2 8 Don't Know 0 0 9 Missing 9 24.2 304C Who assisted woman to induce-Nurse TICK ALL THAT APPLY All clients who reported a history of interference with the pregnancy at Q303 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of person (provider of otherwise) who assisted to client to induce an abortion 1 Yes 81 520.7 2 No 3125 14610.7 8 Don't Know 0 0 9 Missing 9 24.2 304D Who assisted woman to induce-Trained Midwife TICK ALL THAT APPLY All clients who reported a history of interference with the pregnancy at Q303 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of person (provider of otherwise) who assisted to client to induce an abortion 1 Yes 13 190.1 2 No 3193 14941.3 8 Don't Know 0 0 9 Missing 9 24.2 304E Who assisted woman to induce-TBA/Traditional Healer TICK ALL THAT APPLY All clients who reported a history of interference with the pregnancy at Q303 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of person (provider of otherwise) who assisted to client to induce an abortion 1 Yes 99 924.2 2 No 3107 14207.2 8 Don't Know 0 0 9 Missing 9 24.2 304F Who assisted woman to induce-Pharmacist/Dispenser TICK ALL THAT APPLY All clients who reported a history of interference with the pregnancy at Q303 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of person (provider of otherwise) who assisted to client to induce an abortion 1 Yes 218 826.6 2 No 2988 14304.8 8 Don't Know 0 0 9 Missing 9 24.2 304G Who assisted woman to induce-Self-Induced TICK ALL THAT APPLY All clients who reported a history of interference with the pregnancy at Q303 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of person (provider of otherwise) who assisted to client to induce an abortion 1 Yes 144 889.2 2 No 3062 14242.2 8 Don't Know 0 0 9 Missing 9 24.2 304H Who assisted woman to induce-Relative/Friend TICK ALL THAT APPLY All clients who reported a history of interference with the pregnancy at Q303 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of person (provider of otherwise) who assisted to client to induce an abortion 1 Yes 127 790.6 2 No 3079 14340.8 8 Don't Know 0 0 9 Missing 9 24.2 304X Who assisted woman to induce-Other TICK ALL THAT APPLY All clients who reported a history of interference with the pregnancy at Q303 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of person (provider of otherwise) who assisted to client to induce an abortion 1 Yes 15 67.4 2 No 3191 15064 8 Don't Know 0 0 9 Missing 9 24.2 304X Who assisted woman to induce- Other Specify Specify All clients who reported a history of interference with the pregnancy at Q303 and also reported "Other" at Q304 above 15 67.4 0 0 Other types of persons (providers of otherwise) who assisted to client to induce an abortion BEATEN BY HUSBAND 1 1 DECLINED TO MENTION 1 1.3 DON'T KNOW WHETHER A B OR C 1 1 FELLOW STUDENT 1 3.7 HEALTH WORKER 1 3.7 HEAVY LIFTING 1 7.3 HIT ON THE ABDOMEN BY UNKNOWN PERSON 1 5.1 LAB TECHNICIAN 1 1 LABORATORY TECHNICIAN 1 3.7 PRIVATE CLINIC WITH UNKNOWN QUALIFICATION 1 5.1 SUBORDINATE STAFF OPERATING PRIVATE CLINIC 1 5.1 THE PATIENT WAS ASSAULTED BY THE HUSBAND 1 5.1 TRAUMA 2' RTA 1 13.3 TRAUMA IN PREGNANCY THROUGH A KICK ON ABDOMEN 1 5.5 UNKNOWN TO THE CLIENT 1 5.5 305 How long for client to realize she needed medical care? Please check if Q301 is "1" then ask the following questions (305-312); if the answer is "2" skip to Q310 Q305. How long did it take for the client to realize that she needed medical care? Please ask and indicate number of either hours, days, weeks or months All clients who came for post abortion care (I.e. Q301=1) 2562 12411.2 653 2744.4 Duration of time before client realized they needed medical care 100 157 866.1 101 151 610 102 195 665.9 103 78 377.2 104 122 591.3 105 36 151.3 106 88 390.9 107 13 64.1 108 53 358.9 109 12 83.5 110 35 215 111 3 9.4 112 60 278.9 113 4 16.7 114 9 61 115 4 32 116 1 5.5 117 1 13.3 118 8 89.8 120 1 1 122 3 26.9 123 1 3.7 124 39 147.1 148 8 16.2 176 1 20.4 196 Other hours 0 0 198 D/K hours 0 0 199 Missing Hours 3 7.6 200 2 14.2 201 274 1318.2 202 398 1853.7 203 228 1160.4 204 119 585.3 205 81 377.3 206 20 135.5 207 23 202.1 208 9 42.9 209 6 38.6 210 5 39.7 211 2 15 212 1 9.9 213 2 2.3 214 1 23.7 230 1 7.3 296 Other days 0 0 298 D/K days 0 0 299 Missing Days 2 33.6 301 100 423.6 302 64 369.3 303 34 259.5 304 11 57 305 3 9.3 306 6 33.3 308 7 25.4 309 1 1 310 1 1 312 1 1 314 1 1 320 1 6.7 396 Other weeks 0 0 398 D/K weeks 0 0 399 Missing weeks 1 13.2 400 1 23.7 401 27 98.7 402 10 50.9 403 1 1 404 1 1 496 Other months 0 0 498 D/K months 0 0 499 Missing months 0 0 996 Others 0 0 998 D/K 0 0 999 Missing 31 71.2 Sysmiss 653 2744.4 305 How long for client to realize she needed medical care?- Other Specify Q305. How long did it take for the client to realize that she needed medical care? Specify All clients who came for post abortion care (I.e. Q301=1) and also responded to "Other duration" at Q305 above 0 0 0 0 Other durations of time before client realized they needed medical care 306 How long for client to seek healthcare? Q306. After they realized they had a problem, how long did it take for the client to decide to seek healthcare? Please ask and indicate number of either hours, days, weeks or months All clients who came for post abortion care (I.e. Q301=1) 2562 12411.2 653 2744.4 After realizing they needed care, duration of time before decided to seek medical care 100 335 1834.1 101 442 1770.6 102 303 1266.5 103 134 651.3 104 140 687.7 105 55 309.8 106 106 494.5 107 15 93.2 108 48 343.8 109 9 28.9 110 25 134.9 111 6 44.1 112 60 242 113 1 2.9 114 6 14.4 115 2 29.2 116 3 13.1 118 2 4.3 122 1 13.3 124 25 85.2 126 1 23.7 148 2 14.3 196 Other hours 0 0 198 D/K hours 0 0 199 Missing Hours 3 31.3 200 1 1 201 364 1578.5 202 202 1126.5 203 79 520.1 204 38 191.6 205 20 116.1 206 11 101 207 6 78.4 209 2 9.2 210 1 21.2 212 1 3.3 220 1 6.7 296 Other days 0 0 298 D/K days 0 0 299 Missing Days 3 34.6 300 1 23.7 301 28 107 302 22 152.6 303 7 82.6 306 2 2.3 308 2 2 320 1 1 396 Other weeks 0 0 398 D/K weeks 0 0 399 Missing weeks 0 0 401 7 12.7 402 1 7.8 496 Other months 0 0 498 D/K months 0 0 499 Missing months 0 0 996 Others 0 0 998 D/K 0 0 999 Missing 38 98.2 Sysmiss 653 2744.4 306 How long for client to seek healthcare?- Other Specify Q306. After they realized they had a problem, how long did it take for the client to decide to seek healthcare? Specify All clients who came for post abortion care (I.e. Q301=1) and also responded to "Other duration" at Q306 above 0 0 0 0 After realizing they needed care,Other durations of time before decided to seek medical care 307 How long for client to reach facility? Q307. After she decided to seek health care, how long did it take to reach the facility? Please ask and indicate number of either hours, days, weeks or months All clients who came for post abortion care (I.e. Q301=1) 2562 12411.2 653 2744.4 After deciding to seek care, duration of time before reaching facility 100 598 2998.3 101 956 4422.9 102 448 1954 103 143 642.3 104 124 760.9 105 37 199.8 106 40 227.3 107 7 36.7 108 17 77.1 109 4 18 110 3 12.5 112 5 34.8 120 2 8.4 124 15 45.7 125 1 2.9 130 4 11.9 196 Other hours 0 0 198 D/K hours 0 0 199 Missing Hours 8 62.5 200 28 268.3 201 44 254.6 202 15 141.1 203 11 56.4 205 3 10.3 206 1 2 207 1 1 208 1 5.1 296 Other days 0 0 298 D/K days 0 0 299 Missing Days 1 13.2 300 1 9.9 301 4 29.4 302 1 5.1 304 1 1 396 Other weeks 0 0 398 D/K weeks 0 0 399 Missing weeks 0 0 496 Other months 0 0 498 D/K months 0 0 499 Missing months 0 0 996 Others 0 0 998 D/K 0 0 999 Missing 38 97.8 Sysmiss 653 2744.4 307 How long for client to reach facility?- Other Specify Q307. After she decided to seek health care, how long did it take to reach the facility? Specify All clients who came for post abortion care (I.e. Q301=1) and responded "Other duration" at Q307 above 0 0 0 0 After deciding to seek care, "Other" duration of time before reaching facility 308 Where client sought care first? Q308.Where did the client first seek care when she had the complication? TICK ONLY ONE All clients who came for post abortion care (I.e. Q301=1) 2562 12411.2 653 2744.4 Where client sought care 1 Clinic/ Dispensary 675 4157.7 2 Health Centre/ Nursing Home 536 2832 3 Hospital 1054 3371.3 4 Health Profession's Home 18 154.3 5 TBA/ Traditional Healer's Home or facility 53 513.3 6 Home 72 677 7 Pharmacy/ Drug Store 121 617.9 96 Others specify 9 27.6 98 D/K 0 0 99 Missing 24 60.1 Sysmiss 653 2744.4 308 Where client sought care first- Other Specify Q308.Where did the client first seek care when she had the complication? Specify All clients who came for post abortion care (I.e. Q301=1) and responded "Other" in Q308 above 9 27.6 0 0 MEDICAL CAMP 1 1.3 N/A 1 1 NONE 4 8.4 NONE OF THE ABOVE 1 5.4 NOT APPLICABLE 1 7.8 PATIENT DIDN'T SPECIFY 1 3.7 Q309. Who was the first provider to treat the client when she had the complication? TICK ONLY ONE All clients who came for post abortion care (I.e. Q301=1) 2562 12411.2 653 2744.4 Type of first provider of care 1 Doctor 370 878.7 2 Nurse 846 5186.2 3 Trained Midwife 54 533.8 4 Clinical Officer 1050 4107.6 5 CHW 10 58.6 6 TBA/ Traditional Healer 42 452.4 7 Drug Vendor/Pharmacist 98 563.1 8 Self 28 225.2 9 Relative/ Friend 29 276.3 96 Other 8 40.5 98 D/K 0 0 99 Missing 27 88.8 Sysmiss 653 2744.4 Q309. Who was the first provider to treat the client when she had the complication? Specify All clients who came for post abortion care (I.e. Q301=1) 9 41.5 0 0 LABORATORY TECHNICIAN 1 3.7 N/A 1 1 NEIGHBOUR 1 1 NONE 4 8.4 NONE OF THE ABOVE 1 23.7 PATIENT DID'T SPECIFY 1 3.7 310 Was client referred from elsewhere? Q310. Was the client referred from elsewhere to this facility? Please ask if client was referred from another provider to the current provider All clients who came for post abortion care (I.e. Q301=1) 3215 15155.6 0 0 Whether client was referred from another facility before arriving at current facility 1 Yes, without a referral note 558 2511.3 2 Yes, with a referral note 317 944.9 3 No 2321 11560.4 8 D/K 0 0 9 Missing 19 139 311 Did client receive any treatment before referral Q311. Did the client receive any treatment before being referred to this facility? All clients who came for post abortion care (I.e. Q301=1) 875 3456.2 2340 11699.4 Client received treament before being referred to this facility 1 Yes 441 1746.6 2 No 419 1688.6 8 D/K 0 0 9 Missing 15 21 Sysmiss 2340 11699.4 312 Duration client took to seek care at this facility Q312. How long did the client take to seek care at this health facility from the time of referral (for those referred) ? Please ask and indicate number of either hours, days, weeks or months All clients who came for post abortion care (I.e. Q301=1) and were referred from other facilities 894 3595.2 2321 11560.4 Duration before seeking care at current facility since referral 100 171 746.4 101 212 679.2 102 150 573.9 103 49 210.5 104 47 172 105 21 84.8 106 17 88.1 107 4 15.2 108 9 53.3 109 1 1 110 6 6 111 2 2.3 112 8 30 113 1 21.2 116 1 2 118 1 2.9 124 3 5.3 125 1 2.9 196 Other hours 0 0 198 D/K hours 0 0 199 Missing Hours 4 43.5 201 74 286.8 202 44 213 203 13 24.7 204 6 38.2 205 4 6.7 206 4 13.9 207 1 1 209 2 33.6 210 1 1 216 1 1 296 Other days 0 0 298 D/K days 0 0 299 Missing Days 0 0 301 3 5.7 302 4 35.8 304 1 1 396 Other weeks 0 0 398 D/K weeks 0 0 399 Missing weeks 0 0 401 1 13.2 496 Other months 0 0 498 D/K months 0 0 499 Missing months 0 0 996 Others 0 0 998 D/K 0 0 999 Missing 27 179.1 Sysmiss 2321 11560.4 312 Duration client took to seek care at this facility- Other Specify Q312. How long did the client take to seek care at this health facility from the time of referral (for those referred) ? Specify All clients who came for post abortion care (I.e. Q301=1) and were referred from other facilities and also reported "Other" at Q312 above 0 0 0 0 Other types of durations before seeking care at current facility since referral 313 Vitals- Body Temperature in degrees Cent. A. Body temperature rounded to the tenth decimal point All clients 3201 15064 14 91.6 Vital signs 30 1 1.3 33.2000007629394 1 9.9 33.4000015258789 1 6.7 34.2000007629394 1 1 34.2999992370606 1 7.3 34.4000015258789 1 1 34.7999992370606 4 12.9 34.9000015258789 2 14.2 35 9 59.2 35.0999984741211 3 13.8 35.2000007629394 6 38.5 35.2999992370606 2 4.3 35.4000015258789 14 68.4 35.5 24 134.4 35.5999984741211 23 95.6 35.7000007629394 19 96.2 35.7999992370606 77 270 35.9000015258789 26 141.1 36 373 994.1 36.0999984741211 99 471.7 36.2000007629394 206 723.2 36.2999992370606 58 259.3 36.4000015258789 234 860.1 36.5 172 814 36.5999984741211 120 494.7 36.7000007629394 162 921.9 36.7999992370606 296 1291 36.9000015258789 91 439.9 37 335 1398.6 37.0999984741211 123 695.3 37.2000007629394 163 985.6 37.2999992370606 59 404.9 37.4000015258789 79 428.8 37.5 53 324.9 37.5999984741211 41 299.8 37.7000007629394 18 104.6 37.7999992370606 63 486.8 37.9000015258789 30 175.3 38 55 443.7 38.0999984741211 14 100.9 38.2000007629394 26 176.3 38.2999992370606 11 51.9 38.4000015258789 16 128.7 38.5 15 93.2 38.5999984741211 10 86.4 38.7000007629394 10 95.1 38.7999992370606 7 50.2 38.9000015258789 7 30.9 39 12 97 39.0999984741211 3 24.3 39.2000007629394 11 68.5 39.2999992370606 1 13.2 39.4000015258789 2 19.8 39.5 3 11.9 39.7999992370606 2 6.1 40 6 15.6 98 D/K 0 0 99 Missing 0 0 Sysmiss 14 91.6 314 Vitals- Pulse Rate Per Minute B. Pulse rate Per Minute All clients 3203 15073.4 12 82.2 Vital signs 30 13 111.7 36 1 1 38 1 1 48 1 13.2 50 6 121.2 54 1 7.8 58 1 3.7 59 1 1 60 10 26.5 61 6 48.6 62 9 81.6 63 4 26.1 64 18 85.3 65 2 2 66 19 108 67 8 8 68 109 583.6 69 29 92.4 70 105 531.9 71 20 94.2 72 201 1163.4 73 24 78.1 74 133 736.2 75 20 79.4 76 206 1085 77 18 117.5 78 340 1665.2 79 41 287.8 80 313 1350 81 19 95 82 221 957.8 83 15 51 84 165 680.1 85 11 55.3 86 117 560.4 87 22 101.3 88 248 1031.3 89 33 173.5 90 90 349.5 91 10 56.8 92 107 479.6 93 9 18.2 94 32 114.9 95 6 28.9 96 58 212 97 5 9.6 98 96 398.6 99 12 74.7 100 83 272.9 101 16 72.6 102 34 174.5 103 4 9.6 104 12 104.1 105 4 31.1 106 15 39.6 107 5 14.1 108 6 72.9 109 1 5.1 110 24 76.7 111 3 4.9 112 17 87.3 114 4 8.6 115 3 9.8 116 2 4.7 117 3 16.2 118 5 20.3 119 2 6.6 120 8 19 121 2 8.3 123 1 5.1 124 1 9.9 128 3 9.8 129 1 5.1 130 2 4.7 131 1 1 132 2 8.3 134 2 7 140 1 3.7 998 D/K/ Unpulpable 0 0 999 Missing 0 0 Sysmiss 12 82.2 315S Vitals- Blood Pressure- Systolic C. Blood pressure mmHg All clients 3198 15070.9 17 84.7 Vital signs-Systolic BP 50 2 4.9 60 3 4.6 67 1 1 68 1 1 70 5 8.7 71 1 5.1 76 1 3.7 79 1 5.1 80 22 116 84 1 3.7 85 1 1 86 2 9.6 88 2 6.6 89 3 6 90 143 669.2 91 4 18.2 92 3 11.9 93 1 1 94 3 9.8 95 5 5 96 17 101.2 97 7 29.1 98 28 108.4 99 7 12 100 515 2725.3 101 8 33.2 102 18 39.7 103 6 48.9 104 5 10 105 29 145.9 106 30 103.7 107 15 33.8 108 22 103 109 16 79 110 730 3651.9 111 18 86.1 112 44 123 113 20 88.1 114 32 151.5 115 31 157.4 116 40 116 117 13 48.9 118 61 233.2 119 24 99.5 120 598 3280.2 121 27 90.3 122 36 79.8 123 22 51.3 124 30 110.6 125 39 135.2 126 42 151 127 13 27.3 128 47 105.2 129 9 32.1 130 214 1077.1 131 11 28.6 132 23 67.2 133 3 16.3 134 9 58.3 135 16 31.5 136 10 25.4 137 6 23.2 138 7 37 139 6 14.5 140 50 253.7 141 1 5.1 142 3 7.5 143 1 1 144 2 11.9 145 3 11.4 146 2 8.8 147 2 2 148 1 1 149 1 3.7 150 6 30.2 151 1 3.7 153 1 1 156 2 8.4 160 2 11 162 3 7.1 170 1 1 173 1 3.3 180 2 14.3 190 2 10.9 191 1 9.9 198 1 1 998 D/K 0 0 999 Missing 0 0 Sysmiss 17 84.7 315D Vitals- Blood Pressure- Diastolic C. Blood pressure mmHg All clients 3199 15073.8 16 81.8 Vital signs-Diastolic BP 30 1 2.9 38 1 1 40 15 86.7 42 1 7.3 43 2 2.3 45 2 26.3 46 2 10.2 48 1 5.1 49 3 7.5 50 85 380.1 51 1 1 52 13 38.4 53 3 12.8 54 7 35.1 55 10 49.9 56 9 61.2 57 8 13.7 58 27 62.4 59 12 76 60 666 3173.1 61 8 33.9 62 36 107.8 63 15 57.7 64 36 103.3 65 46 164.3 66 16 71.1 67 25 99.9 68 85 348.6 69 35 150.1 70 827 4642.8 71 23 66.5 72 81 332.6 73 41 107.2 74 51 151.3 75 47 187.7 76 49 190.7 77 19 58 78 67 183.3 79 15 28 80 438 2690.5 81 13 55.4 82 47 123.2 83 20 41.5 84 34 78.5 85 37 118.2 86 32 59.6 87 11 36.1 88 16 25.9 89 14 25.9 90 93 458.8 91 2 2 92 9 21.1 93 5 28.5 94 3 3 95 2 19.8 96 4 10.8 97 1 1 98 3 7.1 99 2 6.6 100 12 37.4 102 2 6.1 107 1 3.7 110 3 25.1 112 1 3.3 115 1 23.7 134 1 9.9 135 1 13.3 998 D/K 0 0 999 Missing 0 0 Sysmiss 16 81.8 316 Physical Exam- Abdominal tenderness Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q316. Abdominal tenderness All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 1695 8722.3 2 No 1507 6323.1 9 Missing 13 110.2 317 Physical Exam- Adnexual tenderness Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q317.Adnexual tenderness All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 530 3223.6 2 No 2640 11652 9 Missing 45 280 318 Physical Exam- Foreign Body Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q318. Any form of foreign body/material in genital tract (vagina, cervix, uterus) All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 133 911.9 2 No 3028 13970.4 9 Missing 54 273.3 319 Physical Exam-Viginal bleeding Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q319. Vaginal bleeding All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 2390 11531.7 2 No 774 3286.8 9 Missing 51 337.1 320 Physical Exam-Foul smell Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q320.Offensive or foul smelling vaginal discharge? All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 532 3252.2 2 No 2631 11584.6 9 Missing 52 318.8 321A Mechanical Injuries detected- Cervical lacerations Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q321. Which of the following mechanical injuries did you detect? Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 158 948.8 2 No 3044 14096.7 9 Missing 13 110.1 321B Mechanical Injuries detected- Cervical tears Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q321. Which of the following mechanical injuries did you detect? Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 21 202.7 2 No 3181 14842.8 9 Missing 13 110.1 321C Mechanical Injuries detected- Tenaculum bites on cervix Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q321. Which of the following mechanical injuries did you detect? Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 47 344.9 2 No 3155 14700.6 9 Missing 13 110.1 321D Mechanical Injuries detected- Tears on vulva/ vagina Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q321. Which of the following mechanical injuries did you detect? Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 26 230.2 2 No 3176 14815.3 9 Missing 13 110.1 321Y Mechanical Injuries detected- None of the above Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q321. Which of the following mechanical injuries did you detect? Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 2977 13564.3 2 No 238 1591.3 9 Missing 0 0 322A Physical or clinical signs of- Pelvic absecess Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q322. Did you elicit/ observe any signs suggestive of any of the following complications [Early physical/ clinical signs suggestive of any of the following complications] Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 11 44.6 2 No 3195 15039.5 9 Missing 9 71.5 322B Physical or clinical signs of- Local/pelvic peritonitis Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q322. Did you elicit/ observe any signs suggestive of any of the following complications [Early physical/ clinical signs suggestive of any of the following complications] Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 10 56.2 2 No 3196 15027.9 9 Missing 9 71.5 322C Physical or clinical signs of- Generalized peritonitis Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q322. Did you elicit/ observe any signs suggestive of any of the following complications [Early physical/ clinical signs suggestive of any of the following complications] Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 8 67.8 2 No 3198 15016.3 9 Missing 9 71.5 322D Physical or clinical signs of- Uterine Perforation Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q322. Did you elicit/ observe any signs suggestive of any of the following complications [Early physical/ clinical signs suggestive of any of the following complications] Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 15 75.8 2 No 3191 15008.3 9 Missing 9 71.5 322E Physical or clinical signs of- Gangrenous uterus Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q322. Did you elicit/ observe any signs suggestive of any of the following complications [Early physical/ clinical signs suggestive of any of the following complications] Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 3 3 2 No 3203 15081.1 9 Missing 9 71.5 322F Physical or clinical signs of- Gangrenous bowel Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q322. Did you elicit/ observe any signs suggestive of any of the following complications [Early physical/ clinical signs suggestive of any of the following complications] Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 0 0 2 No 3206 15084.1 9 Missing 9 71.5 322G Physical or clinical signs of- Sepsis Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q322. Did you elicit/ observe any signs suggestive of any of the following complications [Early physical/ clinical signs suggestive of any of the following complications] Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 360 2185.2 2 No 2846 12898.9 9 Missing 9 71.5 322H Physical or clinical signs of- Shock Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q322. Did you elicit/ observe any signs suggestive of any of the following complications [Early physical/ clinical signs suggestive of any of the following complications] Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 86 404.1 2 No 3120 14680 9 Missing 9 71.5 322I Physical or clinical signs of- Tetanus Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q322. Did you elicit/ observe any signs suggestive of any of the following complications [Early physical/ clinical signs suggestive of any of the following complications] Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 1 23.7 2 No 3205 15060.4 9 Missing 9 71.5 322X Physical or clinical signs of- Other Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q322. Did you elicit/ observe any signs suggestive of any of the following complications [Early physical/ clinical signs suggestive of any of the following complications] Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 33 231.1 2 No 3173 14853 9 Missing 9 71.5 322X Physical or clinical signs of- Other Spcify Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q322. Did you elicit/ observe any signs suggestive of any of the following complications [Early physical/ clinical signs suggestive of any of the following complications] Specify All clients who responded "Other" at Q322 above 33 231.1 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS ANAEMIA 10 84.5 ANEMIA 1 1 BLOOD CLOTS 1 20.4 CERVICAL BRUISES 1 6.7 CERVICITIS 1 1 DISSEMINATED INTRAVASCULAR COAJULATION 1 3.3 GANGRENE OF LOWER LIMBS AND TWO RT FINGERS 1 2 GLUERALISED OEDEMIA OF BODY 1 13.3 LOWER ABDOMINAL 1 7.3 MISSING 2 21.4 PALLOR 1 9.9 PELVIC INFLAMATORY DISEASES 1 7.8 PELVIC INFLAMMATORY DISEASE 1 5.4 PID 2 15.6 PYLONEPHRITIS 1 1 RETAINED POCS 1 5.1 SEPTICAEMIA 1 1 SEVERE ANAEMIA 4 23.4 UTI 1 1 322Y Physical or clinical signs of- None Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q322. Did you elicit/ observe any signs suggestive of any of the following complications [Early physical/ clinical signs suggestive of any of the following complications] Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 2760 12392.9 2 No 455 2762.7 9 Missing 0 0 323A Physical or clinical signs of- RDS Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q323. Which of the following signs of organ/system failure did you find on examination? Late physical/ clinical signs suggestive of any of the following complications Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 6 112.9 2 No 3198 14964.7 9 Missing 11 78 323B Physical or clinical signs of- Renal failure Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q323. Which of the following signs of organ/system failure did you find on examination? Late physical/ clinical signs suggestive of any of the following complications Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 6 46.1 2 No 3198 15031.5 9 Missing 11 78 323C Physical or clinical signs of- Liver failure Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q323. Which of the following signs of organ/system failure did you find on examination? Late physical/ clinical signs suggestive of any of the following complications Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 0 0 2 No 3204 15077.6 9 Missing 11 78 323D Physical or clinical signs of- Cardiac failure Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q323. Which of the following signs of organ/system failure did you find on examination? Late physical/ clinical signs suggestive of any of the following complications Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 6 60.3 2 No 3198 15017.3 9 Missing 11 78 323E Physical or clinical signs of- Coma Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q323. Which of the following signs of organ/system failure did you find on examination? Late physical/ clinical signs suggestive of any of the following complications Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 6 78.9 2 No 3198 14998.7 9 Missing 11 78 323F Physical or clinical signs of- DIC Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q323. Which of the following signs of organ/system failure did you find on examination? Late physical/ clinical signs suggestive of any of the following complications Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 4 28.7 2 No 3200 15048.9 9 Missing 11 78 323X Physical or clinical signs of- Other Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q323. Which of the following signs of organ/system failure did you find on examination? Late physical/ clinical signs suggestive of any of the following complications Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 19 93 2 No 3185 14984.6 9 Missing 11 78 323X Physical or clinical signs of- Other Specify Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q323. Which of the following signs of organ/system failure did you find on examination? Late physical/ clinical signs suggestive of any of the following complications Specify All clients who responded "Other" at Q323 above 19 93 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS ANAEMIA 5 16.7 ANAEMIC DUE TO P/V BLEEDING 1 6.7 CONVULSIONS 1 1 LOW BP AND PULSE RATE 1 5.1 MISSING 2 2 NUMBNESS OF THE LOWER LIMBS 1 5.1 PALE CONJOCTIVA 1 6.7 PUS CELLS++ 1 20.4 SEPSIS 1 6.7 SHOCK 3 12.2 SHOUL 1 6.7 SIGNS OF SHOCK 1 3.7 323Y Physical or clinical signs of- No sign of organ/system failure Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q323. Which of the following signs of organ/system failure did you find on examination? Late physical/ clinical signs suggestive of any of the following complications Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 Yes 3170 14763.1 2 No 45 392.5 9 Missing 0 0 324 Best clinical estmate of gestation Note to provider: To answer the following questions (Q316 to Q324) you have to perform thorough physical examination including bi-manual pelvic examination and vaginal examination whenever possible using a speculum and note your findings accordingly. Q324. Best clinical estimate of gestation by trimester All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 PHYSICAL/BI-MANUAL/VAGINAL EXAMINATION FINDINGS 1 <=12 weeks 2092 8774.8 2 >12 Weeks 1103 6176 8 Not sure 0 0 9 Missing 20 204.8 401 Diagnosis Q401. The diagnosis is: Tick only one response All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Diagnosis 1 Inevitable Abortion 299 1542.9 2 Incomplete Abortion 1959 8707.7 3 Missed Abortion 122 487.4 4 Complete Abortion 303 2405.1 6 Other 532 2012.5 8 D/K/ Inconclusive 0 0 9 Missing 0 0 401 Diagnosis- Otehr Specify Q401. The diagnosis is: Specify All clients with "Other" diagnosis in Q401 503 1803.6 0 0 Other diagonosis EARLY PREGNANCY 1 6.7 MADICAL ABORTION 1 1 MEDICAL ABORTION 6 6 MISSING 2 2 NONE 1 6.7 NORMAL PREGNANCY(T.O.P.) 1 9.9 NORMAL PREGNANCY-T.O.P 1 9.9 REQUEST 37 179 REQUEST FOR SAC 1 2.9 REQUEST FOR TERMINATION 2 19.8 REQUESTED FOR TERMINATION 1 9.9 SAC 402 1221.6 SAFE ABORTION 9 213.3 SAFE ABORTION CARE 1 5.5 SAFE ABORTION CASE SAC 1 1 T.O.P 1 9.9 T.O.P (SAC) 1 1 T.O.P SAC REQUEST 1 9.9 T.O.P SAC SAFE ABORTION REQUES 1 9.9 T.O.P. 2 15.3 T.O.P. THROUGH INDUCTION 1 9.9 T.OP 1 9.9 TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY 5 5 TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY(SAC) 1 9.9 THREATENED ABORTION 1 6.7 TOP 8 8 TOP MEDICAL GROUNDS 1 1 TOP SAC 12 12 402 Is the abortion also specific Q402. Is the abortion also septic? All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Whether or not the abotion is septic 1 Yes 502 3147 2 No 2641 11623 8 D/K/ Inconclusive 0 0 9 Missing 72 385.6 501 Uterine evacuation procedure done? Q501. Was any uterine evacuation procedure performed to treat the client for her presenting problem? IF NO, SKIP TO Q506 All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Whether or not a uterine evacuation was done 1 Yes 2702 11005.4 2 No 492 3972.3 9 Missing 21 177.9 502 What uterine evacuation procedure was done Q502. Describe the procedure Tick only one response All clients whom an evacuation procudure was done (I.e. Q501=1) 2702 11005.4 513 4150.2 Actual uterine evacuation procedure done 1 D&C 162 764.1 2 MVA 2016 7036.4 3 EVA 20 86.5 4 Medical Abortion 251 1248.4 5 Digital Evacuation 178 1161 6 Forceps Evacuation 56 592.8 96 Other 15 63 99 Missing 4 53.2 Sysmiss 513 4150.2 502 What uterine evacuation procedure was done- Other Specify Q502. Describe the procedure Specify All clients whom an evacuation procudure was done (I.e. Q501=1) and also responded "Other" to Q502 15 63 0 0 Other uterine evacuation procedures CLOTS EXPELLED BY MANUAL PRESSURE TO THE UTER 1 3.7 HYSTEROTOMY 1 1.3 INDUCTION 1 7.3 INDUCTION WITH A CARETAKER 1 1 IU EXTCINE 1 21.2 LABORATORY 1 3.7 MANUAL REMOVAL OF PLACENTA 1 1 MANUAL REMOVAL OF PLACENTA IN THEATRE 1 1 NORMAL DELIVERY 2 2 OXYTOCIN 1 5.5 OXYTOCIN DRIP 1 3.3 PUT ON CAOCH AND ENCOURAGED TO PUSH 1 3.7 SPECULUM EXAM 1 7.3 1 1 503 Primary performer of procedure Q503. The evacuation procedure was performed primarily by...? Tick only one response All clients whom an evacuation procudure was done (I.e. Q501=1) 2702 11005.4 513 4150.2 Cadre of provider who performed the evacuation procedure 1 OB/Gyn 110 389.3 2 Medical Officer/ GP 423 1338.1 3 Clinical Officer 1268 4626.4 4 Nurse 843 3924.9 5 Trained Midwife 54 693.9 96 Other 0 0 99 Missing 4 32.8 Sysmiss 513 4150.2 503 Primary performer of procedure- Other Specify Q503. The evacuation procedure was performed primarily by...? Specify All clients whom an evacuation procudure was done (I.e. Q501=1) and reported "Other" at Q503 above 0 0 0 0 Other cadres of provider who performed the evacuation procedure 504 Where was procedure performed All clients whom an evacuation procudure was done (I.e. Q501=1) 2702 11005.4 513 4150.2 Place where procedure was done 1 Operating Theatre 176 738.1 2 Outpatient Department 220 1756 3 MVA Procedure Room 1737 3551.8 4 General Ward 51 217.8 5 Labour Ward 513 4683.4 96 Other 1 1 99 Missing 4 57.3 Sysmiss 513 4150.2 504 Where was procedure performed- Otehr Specify Specify All clients whom an evacuation procudure was done (I.e. Q501=1) and reported "Other" at Q504 above 1 1 0 0 Other place where procedure was done SPONTANEOUSLY AT HOME 1 1 505 Pain medication provided during procedure Q505. Was the client provided any pain medication during the evacuation procedure? IF NO, SKIP TO Q507 All clients 2702 11005.4 513 4150.2 Pain medication 1 Yes 2244 8619.8 2 No 455 2382.3 9 Missing 3 3.3 Sysmiss 513 4150.2 506A What medication- GA Q506. What did the client receive? Tick all that apply All clients who received any pain medication (I.e. Q505=1) 2244 8619.8 971 6535.8 Type of pain medication 1 Yes 64 225.7 2 No 2175 8372.5 9 Missing 5 21.6 Sysmiss 971 6535.8 506B What medication- LA/PCB Q506. What did the client receive? Tick all that apply All clients who received any pain medication (I.e. Q505=1) 2244 8619.8 971 6535.8 Type of pain medication 1 Yes 129 693.5 2 No 2110 7904.7 9 Missing 5 21.6 Sysmiss 971 6535.8 506C What medication- Sedation Q506. What did the client receive? Tick all that apply All clients who received any pain medication (I.e. Q505=1) 2244 8619.8 971 6535.8 Type of pain medication 1 Yes 228 1320.3 2 No 2011 7277.9 9 Missing 5 21.6 Sysmiss 971 6535.8 506D What medication- Analgesics Q506. What did the client receive? Tick all that apply All clients who received any pain medication (I.e. Q505=1) 2244 8619.8 971 6535.8 Type of pain medication 1 Yes 1405 5985.6 2 No 834 2612.6 9 Missing 5 21.6 Sysmiss 971 6535.8 506E What medication- Verbocaine Q506. What did the client receive? Tick all that apply All clients who received any pain medication (I.e. Q505=1) 2244 8619.8 971 6535.8 Type of pain medication 1 Yes 857 1837.7 2 No 1382 6760.5 9 Missing 5 21.6 Sysmiss 971 6535.8 506X What medication- Other Q506. What did the client receive? Tick all that apply All clients who received any pain medication (I.e. Q505=1) 3215 15155.6 0 0 Type of pain medication 1 Yes 3 21.5 2 No 3212 15134.1 9 Missing 0 0 506X What medication- Other Specify Q506. What did the client receive? Specify All clients who received any pain medication (I.e. Q505=1) and responded "Other" at Q506X 3 21.5 0 0 Other types of pain medication ANTIBIOTICS DOXYCYCLINE CAPS 1 7.3 MISSING 1 1 OXYTOCIN 1 13.2 507 Client given Antibiotics during current visit All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Client place d on antibiotics 1 Yes 2818 13517.5 2 No 369 1406.6 9 Missing 28 231.5 508 Type of antibiotics given Q507. Type of antibiotics given All clients who received an antibiotic reatement (I.e Q507=1) 2818 13517.5 397 1638.1 Type of antibiotics administered to client 1 Oral Only 1946 8478.9 2 Parenteral Only 174 693.1 3 Combined-Oral + Parentral 682 4287.3 9 Missing 16 58.2 Sysmiss 397 1638.1 509 Client given IV fluids during current visit Q509. Was the client given intravenous fluids during her current visit at this facility? All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 IV fluids administered 1 Yes 1243 5741.9 2 No 1934 9132.6 9 Missing 38 281.1 510 Client given blood or blood products during current visit Q510. Was the client given blood or blood products during her current visit at this facility? All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Blood products 1 Yes 193 588.1 2 No 2980 14224.1 9 Missing 42 343.4 511 Client given oxytocics during current visit Q511.Was the client given oxytocics (oxytocin or ergometrine or misoprostol) after the uterine evacuation procedure? All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Oxytocic treatment 1 Yes 1699 8714.6 2 No 1468 6020.4 9 Missing 48 420.6 601A Was procedure performed- Hysterectomy Q601. Were any of the following surgical procedures performed on the client? Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Surgical procedures performed on clients 1 Yes 7 12.8 2 No 3196 15036.9 9 Missing 12 105.9 601B Was procedure performed- Salpingectomy Q601. Were any of the following surgical procedures performed on the client? Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Surgical procedures performed on clients 1 Yes 3 8.4 2 No 3200 15041.3 9 Missing 12 105.9 601C Was procedure performed- Abcess Drainage Q601. Were any of the following surgical procedures performed on the client? Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Surgical procedures performed on clients 1 Yes 14 68.1 2 No 3189 14981.6 9 Missing 12 105.9 601D Was procedure performed- Repair of cervical tear Q601. Were any of the following surgical procedures performed on the client? Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Surgical procedures performed on clients 1 Yes 12 78.4 2 No 3191 14971.3 9 Missing 12 105.9 601E Was procedure performed- Repair of viginal tear Q601. Were any of the following surgical procedures performed on the client? Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Surgical procedures performed on clients 1 Yes 5 28.8 2 No 3198 15020.9 9 Missing 12 105.9 601F Was procedure performed- Repair of perineal tear Q601. Were any of the following surgical procedures performed on the client? Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Surgical procedures performed on clients 1 Yes 2 8.4 2 No 3201 15041.3 9 Missing 12 105.9 601G Was procedure performed- Repair of perforated uterus Q601. Were any of the following surgical procedures performed on the client? Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Surgical procedures performed on clients 1 Yes 6 16.2 2 No 3197 15033.5 9 Missing 12 105.9 601H Was procedure performed- Repair of gut perforation Q601. Were any of the following surgical procedures performed on the client? Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Surgical procedures performed on clients 1 Yes 2 2 2 No 3201 15047.7 9 Missing 12 105.9 601I Was procedure performed- Laparatomy Q601. Were any of the following surgical procedures performed on the client? Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Surgical procedures performed on clients 1 Yes 15 32.3 2 No 3188 15017.4 9 Missing 12 105.9 601X Was procedure performed- Other Q601. Were any of the following surgical procedures performed on the client? Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Surgical procedures performed on clients 1 Yes 8 50.1 2 No 3195 14999.6 9 Missing 12 105.9 601X Was procedure performed- Other Specify Q601. Were any of the following surgical procedures performed on the client? Specify All clients who responded "Other" at Q601 above 8 50.1 0 0 Other surgical procedures performed on clients BLEEDING FROM CERVIX ARRESTED 1 3.7 DILATION AND CURTEGE 1 3.3 MISSING 1 3.7 MVA 1 13.3 MYOMECTOMY 1 3.7 PERITONEAL LAVAGE 1 1 PUS DRAINAGE 1 1 REMOVAL OF RETAINED PRODUCTS 1 20.4 601Y Was procedure performed- None Q601. Were any of the following surgical procedures performed on the client? Tick all that apply All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Surgical procedures performed on clients 1 Yes 3163 14914.2 2 No 52 241.4 9 Missing 0 0 701 Client counseled on FP on discharge Q701. Was the client counseled on contraception upon discharge? All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Post abortion contraception counseling 1 Yes 2959 13486.7 2 No 213 1275.1 9 Missing 43 393.8 702 Client given modern FP on discharge Q702.Was the client given modern contraception on discharge? IF NO, SKIP TO Q704 All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Post abortion contraception 1 Yes 1784 8014.4 2 No 1358 6597.5 9 Missing 73 543.7 703A What FP client received- Pills Q703. What did the client receive? Tick all that apply All clients who received a modern contraceptive method upon discharge (I.e. Q702=1) 1784 8014.4 1431 7141.2 Type of modern contraception given to cleints 1 Yes 555 2278.6 2 No 1229 5735.8 9 Missing 0 0 Sysmiss 1431 7141.2 703B What FP client received- Injections Q703. What did the client receive? Tick all that apply All clients who received a modern contraceptive method upon discharge (I.e. Q702=1) 1784 8014.4 1431 7141.2 Type of modern contraception given to cleints 1 Yes 694 3748 2 No 1090 4266.4 9 Missing 0 0 Sysmiss 1431 7141.2 703C What FP client received- Implants Q703. What did the client receive? Tick all that apply All clients who received a modern contraceptive method upon discharge (I.e. Q702=1) 1784 8014.4 1431 7141.2 Type of modern contraception given to cleints 1 Yes 196 977.4 2 No 1588 7037 9 Missing 0 0 Sysmiss 1431 7141.2 703D What FP client received- Female Sterilization Q703. What did the client receive? Tick all that apply All clients who received a modern contraceptive method upon discharge (I.e. Q702=1) 1784 8014.4 1431 7141.2 Type of modern contraception given to cleints 1 Yes 20 57.6 2 No 1764 7956.8 9 Missing 0 0 Sysmiss 1431 7141.2 703E What FP client received-IUCD Q703. What did the client receive? Tick all that apply All clients who received a modern contraceptive method upon discharge (I.e. Q702=1) 1784 8014.4 1431 7141.2 Type of modern contraception given to cleints 1 Yes 126 309.9 2 No 1658 7704.5 9 Missing 0 0 Sysmiss 1431 7141.2 703F What FP client received- Male Condoms Q703. What did the client receive? Tick all that apply All clients who received a modern contraceptive method upon discharge (I.e. Q702=1) 1784 8014.4 1431 7141.2 Type of modern contraception given to cleints 1 Yes 203 788.6 2 No 1581 7225.8 9 Missing 0 0 Sysmiss 1431 7141.2 703G What FP client received- Female Condoms Q703. What did the client receive? Tick all that apply All clients who received a modern contraceptive method upon discharge (I.e. Q702=1) 1784 8014.4 1431 7141.2 Type of modern contraception given to cleints 1 Yes 22 85 2 No 1762 7929.4 9 Missing 0 0 Sysmiss 1431 7141.2 703H What FP client received- Diaphragm Q703. What did the client receive? Tick all that apply All clients who received a modern contraceptive method upon discharge (I.e. Q702=1) 1784 8014.4 1431 7141.2 Type of modern contraception given to cleints 1 Yes 0 0 2 No 1784 8014.4 9 Missing 0 0 Sysmiss 1431 7141.2 703I What FP client received- Foam/Jelly Q703. What did the client receive? Tick all that apply All clients who received a modern contraceptive method upon discharge (I.e. Q702=1) 1784 8014.4 1431 7141.2 Type of modern contraception given to cleints 1 Yes 0 0 2 No 1784 8014.4 9 Missing 0 0 Sysmiss 1431 7141.2 703I What FP client received- Patch Q703. What did the client receive? Tick all that apply All clients who received a modern contraceptive method upon discharge (I.e. Q702=1) 1784 8014.4 1431 7141.2 Type of modern contraception given to cleints 1 Yes 1 1 2 No 1783 8013.4 9 Missing 0 0 Sysmiss 1431 7141.2 703X What FP client received- Other Q703. What did the client receive? Tick all that apply All clients who received a modern contraceptive method upon discharge (I.e. Q702=1) 1784 8014.4 1431 7141.2 Type of modern contraception given to cleints 1 Yes 12 40.1 2 No 1772 7974.3 9 Missing 0 0 Sysmiss 1431 7141.2 703X What FP client received-Other Specify Q703. What did the client receive? Specify All clients who received a modern contraceptive method upon discharge (I.e. Q702=1) and responde "YES" at Q703X. 12 40.1 0 0 Other types of modern contraception given to cleints ABSTAINANCE 1 1 ABSTINANCE 1 1 BOOKED FOR BTL 1 5.1 CYCLE BEADS 1 7.3 FOR CLOSE FOLLOW UP AND MORE ADVICE 1 5.1 NATURAL 1 3.7 NATURAL METHOD 2 10.2 REFERRED FOR IUCD 1 1 REFFERED FOR IUCD 1 1 RHYTHM NATURAL METHOD 1 3.7 TO COME BACK FOR BTL 1 1 704 Was client referred for modern FP Q704. Was the client referred elsewhere for modern contraception? All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Post abortion contraception referral 1 Yes 669 2900.6 2 No 2429 11431.9 9 Missing 117 823.1 801 Outcome of current care was Q801. The outcome of current care was ...? Comment could include the cause of leaving against medical advice or the condition of the woman when she left All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Outcome of treatment 1 Discharged well 2853 12826.5 2 Died 7 30.8 3 Still Hospitalized 141 398.5 4 Absconded 20 48.6 5 Client left against medical advice 33 306 6 Referred to other facility 141 1370.4 99 Missing 20 174.8 801 Outcome- Left against medical advice-Specify Q801. The outcome of current care was ...? Comment could include the cause of leaving against medical advice or the condition of the woman when she left All clients who responded "YES" to Q801 OPTION 5 33 306 0 0 Outcome of treatment 99 1 3.7 999 1 2.9 ADVISED ON THOROUGH BED REST 1 13.3 COMPLY TREATMENT 2 47.4 COUSELLING DONE 1 2.9 DECIDED TO KEEP THE PREGNANCY 1 1 DISTRICT HOSPITAL 1 9.9 DUE TO UTERINE PERFUTION 1 1 FOR MORE INVESTIGATIONS 2 14.6 INSISTED SHE COULD HAVE BEEN ASSISTED LOCALLY 1 20.4 KNH 3 29.7 MATUU DISTRICT HOSPITAL 1 7.8 MISSING 9 86.9 NYAMBENE DISTRICT HOSPITAL 2 13.4 PATIENT DECLINED ADMISSION FOR LACK OF MONEY 1 3.7 REFUSED VAGINAL EXAMINATION 1 5.5 TO COME TOMORROW 1 3.7 TO KIBWEZI DISTRICT HOSPITAL 1 7.8 TOLD TO COME BACK FOLLOWING DAY 1 23.7 WAS NOT SATISFIED 1 6.7 801 Outcome-Referral-Specify Q801. The outcome of current care was ...? Comment could include the cause of leaving against medical advice or the condition of the woman when she left All clients who responded "YES" to Q801 OPTION 6 141 1370.4 0 0 Outcome of treatment ADVISED NOT TO TERMINATE THE PREGNANCY 1 7.8 1 23.7 BUNGOMA DISTRICT HOSP 1 13.2 BUTERE DISTRICT HOSPITAL 2 26.6 CHUKA DISTRICT HOSPITAL 1 6.7 CIAKARIGA DISPENSARY 1 2.9 DISTRICT HOSPITAL 5 44.3 DUE TO SEPTIC FOR POSSIBLE HYSTEREAR 1 5.1 EMBU PGH 2 13.4 EVACUATION OR DAC 1 7.8 FOR BLLOD TRANSFUSSION 1 3.3 FOR BLOOD TRANSFUSION 1 9.9 FOR D & C 1 7.3 FOR D&C 1 21.2 FOR EVACUATION 1 5.4 FOR EVACUATION AND FURTHER MANAGEMENT 2 10.8 FOR EXTENSIVE MANAGEMENT 1 5.4 FOR MVA 2 26.6 FOR MVA IN ANOTHER HOSPITAL AT ACHEAPER COST 1 3.7 FOR MVA PRIVATE CLINIC 1 5.4 FOR MVA TO EMBU PGH 1 6.7 FOR TRANSFUSION AND FOR THE MANAGEMENT 1 7.3 GOVERNMENT FACILITY 1 5.1 GYNAECOLIGIST PRIVATE CLINIC FOR MVA 1 5.4 HEALTH CENTRE 1 20.4 HOSPITAL NAVAKHUO 1 20.4 1 20.4 KAIMOSI MISSION FOR EVACUATION 1 13.3 KANYAKINE DISTRICT HOSPITAL 1 2.9 KAPKATET DISTRICT HOSPITAL 2 26.4 KDH KIAMBU DISTRICT HOSPITAL 1 9.9 KERUGOYA DISTRICT HOSPITAL 1 9.9 KIAMBU DISTRICT HOSPITAL 7 60.3 KIANYAGA SUB-DISTRICT HOSPITAL 2 19.8 KISII L5 HOSPITAL 1 13.3 KISII LEVEL 5 1 20.4 KISII LEVEL 5 PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL 1 20.4 KITALE DISTRICT HOSPITAL 1 13.3 KNH 7 64.8 KNH AND DAND C 1 9.9 KNH FOR ADMISSION 1 9.9 KNH FOR ADMISSION AND FOLLOW UP 1 9.9 KNH FOR BLOOD TRANSFUSION 1 9.9 KNH FOR D ANDC 1 9.9 KNH FOR ULTRA SOUND 1 9.9 KWALE DISTRICT HOSPITAL FOR TRANSFUSION 1 7.3 LEVEL 5 FOR FURTHER MANAGEMENT 1 13.3 LEVEL 5 KIAMBU DISTRICT HOSPITAL 2 19.8 LEVEL 5 MBAGATHI DISTRICT HOSPITAL 1 9.9 MACHAKOS LEVEL 5 1 7.8 MACHAKOS LEVEL 5 HOSPITAL 1 6.7 MAKINDU DISTRICT HOSPITAL 4 20.3 MAKUENI DISTRICT HOSPITAL 1 2.9 MAKUENI WOTE DISTRRICT HOSPITAL 1 6.7 MARIE STOPES 1 9.9 MARIE STOPES CLINIC 2 19.8 MBAGATHI FOR ULTRA SOUND 1 9.9 MISSING 14 203.3 MPEKETONI S.D.H 1 7.3 MTRH 1 23.7 NKCH 1 3.7 NYABEWE DISTRICT 1 2.9 NYABONDO MISSION HOSPITAL 2 40.8 NYERI PGH 1 3.7 PATIENT COUNSELLED TO MAINTAIN PREGNANCY 1 2.9 PROFUSE BLEEDING /BLEEDING ALOT 1 3.3 REFERED TO ANOTHER FACILITY TO RULE RETAINED 1 7.3 REFERRED 1 13.2 REFFERED FOR EVACUATION 1 7.8 REFFERED TO DISTRICT HOSPITAL 1 5.4 REFFERED TO OTHER FACILITY 1 20.4 REFUSED ADMISSION 1 3.7 REFUSED TRANSFUSSION 1 3.7 REJECTED MVA 1 5.1 ST. FRANCIS COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 2 10.8 SUB DISTRICT HOSPITAL FOR MVA 1 5.4 THE DISTRICT HOSPITAL 1 13.2 THIKA DISTRICT HOSP 1 6.7 THIKA DISTRICT HOSPITAL 1 9.9 THIKA LEVEL 5 1 3.7 THIKA LEVEL 5 MANAGEMENT HOSPITAL 1 3.7 TO DISTRICT HOSPITAL 1 23.7 TO KIAMBU DISTRICT HOSPITAL 3 16.2 TO KIBWEZI DISTRICT HOSPITAL 1 7.8 TO KISII LEVEL 5 1 20.4 TO NAIVASHA DISTRICT HOSPITAL FOR D & C 1 5.4 TO PUMWANI HOSPITAL 1 5.4 TO THIKA LEVEL 5 FOR TRANSFUSSION 1 3.7 TO WOTE DISTRICT HOSPITAL 3 22.3 WEBUYE DISTRICT HOSPITAL 1 20.4 WESU DISTRICT HOSPITAL FURTHER INVESTIGATION 1 3.3 WESU FOR MVA 1 3.3 WOTE DISTRICT HOSPITAL 2 15.6 YES FOR EVACUATION AND BLOOD TRANSFUSION 1 6.7 802 Duration of care Q802.How long did the client stay in the facility for care? All clients 3215 15155.6 0 0 Duration of care 1 Less than 12 Hrs 1939 9942 2 12-24 Hrs 793 3538.4 3 More than 24 Hrs 446 1377.6 6 Other 0 0 8 Don't know 0 0 9 Missing 37 297.6 Weight All clients 3215 0 1 23.7 4.714 5.525 Data weight