SCALE-UP 1.0 APHRC-SCALEUP-2014-1.0 African Population and Health Research Center APHRC © 2014-12-31 Nesstar Publisher Version 1.0 Sustainable model for Cardiovascular health by Adjusting Lifestyle and treatment with Economic perspective in settings of Urban Poverty A community-based intervention for primary prevention of cardiovascular diseases in the slums of Nairobi SCALE UP English APHRC-SCALEUP-2014-1.0 African Population and Health Research Center

Michiel Heidenrijk, Gabriela G. Gomez; Mark te Pas, Else van Schijndel, Marleen E Hendriks, Zlata Tanovic and Frank van Leth

Amsterdam Institute of Global Health and Development

Moses Mwithiga, Mildred Adhiambo, Frederick Wekesah and Thaddaeus Egondi

Charles Agyemang, Eric P Moll van Charante, Lizzy M Brewster, Constance Schultsz

Prof. Dr. M. Levi, Prof. Dr. L. Gunning, Mr. H. van Poelvoorde, Prof. Jacques van der Gaag and Dr. Dermot Maher

Boston Consulting Group (BCG)

Academic Medical Center (AMC) Foundation

Dr Catherine Kyobutungi Dr Joep Lange Dr. Steven van de Vijver Dr. Samuel Oti © APHRC, 2015 2014-04-30 Nesstar Publisher Baseline survey conducted in 2012 and Endline survey conducted in 2014 Prevention Cost-effectiveness Cardiovascular risk factors Slums Sub-Saharan Africa KENYA Korogocho and Viwandani informal settlements in Nairobi Individuals Adults 35 years and above in Korogocho and Viwandani who have given informed consent Socioeconomic status, cardiovascular related lifestyle like diet, smoking and physical exercise, involvement in earlier CVD projects of APHRC and biomedical measurements No deviation. Face-to-face [f2f] The supervision in the field has been managed by the two research officers and executed by the research assistant and the team leaders through spot checks, sit ins, double entry of data, cross checking and regular meetings Head Statistics and Surveys Unit African Population & Health Research Center, Sustainable model for Cardiovascular health by Adjusting Lifestyle and treatment with Economic perspective in settings of Urban Poverty, April 2015. APHRC, Nairobi, Kenya. doi:11239/176-2014-029-1.0 The user should submit electronic and paper copies of all publications generated using APHRC data to the Policy Engagement and Communications Department, with copies to the Director of Research. The user of the data acknowledges that the original collector of the data, the authorized distributor of the data, and the relevant funding agency bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses. Population_baseline.NSDstat 5695 282 Nesstar 200801 Population_endline.NSDstat 4519 193 Nesstar 200801 Clinic_baseline.NSDstat 609 123 Nesstar 200801 Clinic_endline.NSDstat 513 97 Nesstar 200801 First_clinic.NSDstat 728 40 Nesstar 200801 Followup_clinic.NSDstat 3345 41 Nesstar 200801 Study site 5695 0 1 Korogocho 4067 2 Viwandani 1628 Date of interview (dd/mm/yyyy) DATE OF INTERVIEW (DD/MM/YYYY) 5694 2012-01-10 2012-12-19 2012-01-10 1 2012-01-12 1 2012-02-09 2 2012-02-10 3 2012-03-10 2 2012-04-09 1 2012-04-10 1 2012-05-09 2 2012-05-10 3 2012-05-12 2 2012-06-10 2 2012-06-11 2 2012-06-12 1 2012-07-09 1 2012-07-11 1 2012-07-12 4 2012-08-06 1 2012-08-08 3 2012-08-09 98 2012-08-10 145 2012-08-11 125 2012-08-12 77 2012-08-13 132 2012-08-14 130 2012-08-15 131 2012-08-16 139 2012-08-17 140 2012-08-18 99 2012-08-19 104 2012-08-20 89 2012-08-21 120 2012-08-22 124 2012-08-23 100 2012-08-24 110 2012-08-25 91 2012-08-26 107 2012-08-27 62 2012-08-28 26 2012-08-29 5 2012-08-30 4 2012-08-31 1 2012-09-03 1 2012-09-04 8 2012-09-05 3 2012-09-06 9 2012-09-07 9 2012-09-08 33 2012-09-09 28 2012-09-10 15 2012-09-11 7 2012-09-12 22 2012-09-13 13 2012-09-14 26 2012-09-15 22 2012-09-16 29 2012-09-17 6 2012-09-18 25 2012-09-19 21 2012-09-20 18 2012-09-21 5 2012-09-22 6 2012-09-23 11 2012-09-24 5 2012-09-25 85 2012-09-26 96 2012-09-27 114 2012-09-28 91 2012-09-29 96 2012-09-30 66 2012-10-01 47 2012-10-02 57 2012-10-03 61 2012-10-04 79 2012-10-05 53 2012-10-06 64 2012-10-07 52 2012-10-08 74 2012-10-09 44 2012-10-10 74 2012-10-11 67 2012-10-12 50 2012-10-13 37 2012-10-14 51 2012-10-15 21 2012-10-16 51 2012-10-17 66 2012-10-18 50 2012-10-19 36 2012-10-20 68 2012-10-21 30 2012-10-22 35 2012-10-23 32 2012-10-24 39 2012-10-25 44 2012-10-26 29 2012-10-27 29 2012-10-28 36 2012-10-29 28 2012-10-30 34 2012-10-31 19 2012-11-01 39 2012-11-02 47 2012-11-03 43 2012-11-04 45 2012-11-05 28 2012-11-06 18 2012-11-07 18 2012-11-08 34 2012-11-09 17 2012-11-10 16 2012-11-11 35 2012-11-12 27 2012-11-13 21 2012-11-14 20 2012-11-15 10 2012-11-16 23 2012-11-17 21 2012-11-18 19 2012-11-19 13 2012-11-20 27 2012-11-21 14 2012-11-22 5 2012-11-23 6 2012-11-24 20 2012-11-25 42 2012-11-26 20 2012-11-27 17 2012-11-28 16 2012-11-29 7 2012-11-30 35 2012-12-01 50 2012-12-02 34 2012-12-03 22 2012-12-04 37 2012-12-05 29 2012-12-06 24 2012-12-07 23 2012-12-08 47 2012-12-09 22 2012-12-10 10 2012-12-11 23 2012-12-12 25 2012-12-13 16 2012-12-14 26 2012-12-15 28 2012-12-16 28 2012-12-17 17 2012-12-18 1 2012-12-19 10 Respondent Individual ID 5695 0 182251 414096 263678.193 74092.33 Individual unique anonymized ID for merging with other data sets Respondent's date of birth (dd/mm/yyyy) RESPONDENT'S DATE OF BIRTH (DD/MM/YYYY) 5633 1908-01-07 9898-01-06 Respondent's sex 5695 0 1 Female 2570 2 Male 3125 Start time (24 hr-format) START TIME (24 HR-FORMAT) 5695 0 1640995380000 1641081480000 1641044740309.04 14397388.053 How long have you lived in Korogocho/Viwandani? How long have you lived in Korogocho/Viwandani? 5639 56 0 98 18.889 10.906 What is your current marital status? What is your current marital status? 5678 17 1 Never Married 366 2 Currently Married/Cohabiting 4253 3 Divorced 150 4 Separated 359 5 Widowed 550 Sysmiss 17 Have you ever been to school? Have you ever been to school? IF NO, SKIP TO 2.3 5681 14 1 Yes 4925 2 No 756 Sysmiss 14 What is the highest level of education that you have completed? What is the highest level of education that you have completed? 4926 769 1 Less than primary school 979 2 Primary school 2710 3 Secondary/High school 1142 4 College/Pre-university/University 94 5 Post graduate degree 1 Sysmiss 769 What would you say is your main source of livelihood currently? What would you say is your main source of livelihood currently? [IF NO SOURCE OF LIVELIHOOD CURRENTLY, SKIP TO 2.16] CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPONSE 5681 14 1 Unestablished own business (Informal) 2057 2 Established own business (formal) 132 3 Informal casual 1514 4 Informal salaried 485 5 Formal salaried 372 6 Formal casual 258 7 Rural agriculture 13 8 Urban agriculture 37 9 None currently 740 96 Other 73 Sysmiss 14 How much would you say you earn monthly on average? How much would you say your earn monthly on average? CIRCLE ONE RESPONSE 4943 752 0 Nothing 36 1 Less than 250KES. 21 2 250 to 499KES. 51 3 500 to 749KES 75 4 750 to 999KES 130 5 1,000 to 2,499KES. 778 6 2,500 to 4,900KES 1250 7 5000 to 7,499KES 1115 8 7,500 to 9,999KES 605 9 10,000 to 14,999KES. 431 10 15,000 to 20,000KES 188 11 Above 20,000KES 53 98 Don’t Know 210 Sysmiss 752 Regular source of livelihood during the last 12 months? 5680 15 0 None 1571 1 Unestablished own business (Informal) 1671 2 Established own business (formal) 119 3 Informal casual 1390 4 Informal salaried 438 5 Formal salaried 283 6 Formal casual 116 7 Rural agriculture 21 8 Urban agriculture 33 96 Other 38 Sysmiss 15 Other source of livelihood during the last 12 months? 42 0 BOMA 1 CHANG'AA BREWING 1 CHURCH MINISTRY 1 COBLER 1 COLLECTING VALUABLES FROM DUMPING SITE/KUCHOKORA 1 COLLECTING VALUABLES FROM GARBARGE AND THEN SELL 1 COLLECTS RENT 1 DEPENDENTS ON HIS CHILDREN'S HELP 1 DEPENDS ON HIS CHILDREN 1 ECD TEACHER VOLUNTEER 1 FROM N.G.O 1 Gospel singer 1 HIRING HOUSES 1 He is a contractor in the construction industruction 1 JUA KALIAS A PAINTER 1 KIDS SUPPORT HERR 1 LAND LADY(COLLECTS RENT) 1 LANDLADY 1 LANDLORD 1 NONE 1 OWNS SOME RENTAL HOUSES 1 PASTOR 2 PASTORAL WORK 1 PRIESTHOOD(LEGIO MARIA) 1 RENTAL HOUSES 1 RENTING OWN HOUSES 1 ROADSIDE BEGGER 1 ROADSIDE BEGGERS 1 STREET-BEGGAR 2 Tailoring 1 VILLAGE ELDER 1 VOLUNTEER CHW 1 VOLUNTEERING 1 Works as a contractor with a company in Indusrial area in Nairobi 1 carpenter 1 1 1 pastor 1 plumber 1 spiritual leader 1 Duration involved in the source of livelihood mentioned? 4071 1624 0 93 10.787 8.299 On average, days worked in a week ? On average, how many days in week do you do this work? 4106 1589 0 68 1 16 2 83 3 199 4 196 5 515 6 1924 7 1105 Sysmiss 1589 On average, hours worked in a day ? On average, how many hours in a day do you do this work? 4104 1591 0 24 8.394 2.591 Work next to a busy road 4090 1605 1 Yes 2861 2 No 1229 Sysmiss 1605 Work near a place where cooking takes place (e.g. road side food) 4075 1620 1 Yes 1971 2 No 2104 Sysmiss 1620 Work in a dusty place 4088 1607 1 Yes 2795 2 No 1293 Sysmiss 1607 Work in a factory where the air is 'bad' 4067 1628 1 Yes 779 2 No 3288 Sysmiss 1628 Work not in fixed (itinerant trader) 4076 1619 1 Yes 1168 2 No 2908 Sysmiss 1619 Participate in study on CVD conducted by APHRC from 2008-2009? Did you participate in study on CVD conducted by APHRC from 2008-2009? 5679 16 1 Yes 956 2 No 4723 Sysmiss 16 Told that you had either hypertension or diabetes at that time? 959 4736 1 Yes 182 2 No 777 Sysmiss 4736 Were you referred to a clinic to receive free treatment ? 184 5511 1 Yes 170 2 No 14 Sysmiss 5511 Did you attend the clinic? Did you attend the clinic? 170 5525 1 Yes 143 2 No 27 Sysmiss 5525 Are you still enrolled in the clinic? Are you still enrolled in the clinic? 143 5552 1 Yes 40 2 No 103 Sysmiss 5552 Why did you drop out of the clinic? Why did you drop out of the clinic? 103 5592 1 Could no longer afford 45 2 I felt better 26 3 Illness was not improving 3 4 Clinic days were inconvenient 4 5 Sought alternative treatment 0 96 Other 25 Sysmiss 5592 Other reason of dropping out of the clinic specified 25 ADVISED AT THE CLINIC THE PRESSURE WAS BACK TO NORMAL AFTER TAKING FIRST DOSE OF DRUGS 1 His blood pressure was found to be normal at the clinic. 1 Huduma ilisitishwa[discontinued] 1 I stoped after being told that my condition was not worse 1 IGNORED 1 LOST CLINIC CARD 1 MISPLACED HIS DOCUMENTS SO HE COULD NOLONGER ATTEND 1 MOVED TO UP COUNTRY 1 OPTED FOR ANOTHER CLINIC DUE TO LONG QEUES THUS INCONVINIENT. 1 SHE FEELS DIZZY AND TIRED MOST OF THE TIME AND COULD NOT WALK TO THE CLINIC 1 SHE WAS TOLD NOT TO BE ATTENDING 1 SHE WAS TOLD TO GO ON SEPTEMBER 1 She was dignosed by the doctor and blood pressure level was found to be normal 1 1 THE BLOOD PRESSURE WAS NO LONGER HIGH 1 1 THE CLINIC WAS FACING A SHORTAGE OF DRUGS 1 1 THOUGHT IT WAS TEMPORARY(FOR ONE DAY) 1 The clinic sttarted demanding for money ie ksh1000 1 1 1 got tired of taking the drugs and going to the clinic 1 i went home 1 she started reacting to the medicine so she decided to stop going 1 Why did you not attend the free clinic ? 130 5565 1 I did not feel sick 39 2 The clinic days were inconvenient 12 3 The clinic was too far 7 4 Didn't beleive treatment was free 13 5 Sought alternative treatment 2 96 Other 57 Sysmiss 5565 Other reason why you did not attend free clinic specified 56 ADVISED AT THE CLINIC THE PRESSURE WAS BACK TO NORMAL AFTER FIRST DOSE OF DRUGS 1 AFTER CHARGES WERE INTRODUCED AND THERE WAS ALOT OF COMPLAIN FROM THOSE WHO WERE ATTENDING THE SERVICE THIS WAS AFTER CORRUPTION CAME IN AND AT SOME INSTANCES THERE WERE NO DRUGS. 1 1 COULD NOLONGER AFFORD THE INTRODUCED FEE 2 COULD NOT AFFORD 1 COULD NOT AFFORD AFTER USER FEE WAS INTRODUCED 1 Charges were introduced 1 FORGOT CLINIC DAYS 1 GOT BETTER 1 HAD NO MONEY FOR TREATMENT 1 High charges were introduced 1 I DID NOT HAVE TIME 1 I DIDN'T WANT THE DRUGS AS THEY WERE TOO MANY FOR ME 1 I DIDNT KNOW THAT THERE WAS FREE MEDICATION 1 I WAS ALREADY ENROLLED IN ANOTHER ONE 1 I din't have the money 1 I was tired 1 IGNORED 1 IT GOT TOO EXPENSIVE TO CONTINUE 1 LOST THE CARD/SHEET 1 MISPLACED HIS DOCUMENTS 1 Medication became too expensive 1 N/A as has been indicated in question 2.26 above 1 RESPONDENT RELOCATED TO UP COUNTRY FOR A FEW MONTHS THEN CAME BACK TO KOCH 1 SHE PREFFERED TO STOP TAKING FAMILY PLANNING PILLS THAT SHE WAS TOLD WERE THE CAUSE OF HER HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE 1 SHE WENT FOR SOME TIME BUT LEFT AFTERWARDS SINCE SHE FELT DIZZY WHILE WALKING 1 SOUGHT ALTERNATIVE TREATMENT FROM TUMAINI 1 STOPPED ATTENDING AFTER INTRODUCTION OF USER FEE... 1 She attended as has been captured above 1 She attendend the health facility as above stated 1 She left attending them after fee was introduced 1 She stopped attending both the clinic and support group after fee was intoduced 1 She stopped attending the support group when she stopped attending the clinic 1 T 1 THE BLOOD PRESSURE WAS NO LONGER HIGH 1 THE CLINIC WAS FACING A SHORTAGE OF DRUGS 1 THE DRUGS WERE HAVING SIDE EFFECTS ON HER. 1 THE PATIENT HAS HAD STROKE FOR SOME TIME AND WAS REFERRED TO KENYATTA HOSPITAL FOR FURTHER TREATMENT 1 THE THEN CHAIRPERSON THREATEN TO REMOVE HER NAME FROM THE LIST FOR NOT PAYING UP HER ARRAIRS 1 The clinic was not free 2 The fee was too expensive 1 This was after the introduction of two hundred shillings per attendance and also discrimination came in from those those in charge of the programme. 1 WAS ALREADY ON TREATMENT 1 WAS TOLD SHE DIDNT HAVE HYPERTENSSION AT THE HOSPITAL 1 WAS/ IS NOT AWARE OF THE FREE CLINICS 1 WASN'T TOLD ABOUT THE FREE CLINICS 1 WENT FOR WORK OUTSIDE NAIROBI 1 Was sick at that time 1 huduma ilisitishwa 1 lack of money 1 she had no specific reason for not attending 1 she started to react towards the medicine and decided to stop attending both the clinic and the support groups 1 there was no money 1 went for other treatment elsewhere 1 Have you ever been diagnosed with diabetes? 5680 15 1 Yes 127 2 No 5553 Sysmiss 15 When were you diagnosed with diabetes-month? When were you diagnosed with diabetes? 68 5627 1 2 2 3 3 8 4 7 5 4 6 8 7 8 8 8 9 8 10 3 11 4 12 5 Sysmiss 5627 When were you diagnosed with diabetes-year? When were you diagnosed with diabetes? 105 5590 1993 1 1995 1 1997 3 1999 2 2000 1 2001 3 2002 2 2003 4 2004 2 2005 3 2006 8 2007 8 2008 16 2009 9 2010 9 2011 14 2012 19 Sysmiss 5590 Duration with diabetes-Units ? USE ONLY 1 UNIT (Y=Years, M=Months, W=Weeks) 24 5671 1 Years 23 2 Months 1 3 Weeks 0 Sysmiss 5671 Duration with diabetes-No. of units ? USE ONLY 1 UNIT (Y=Years, M=Months, W=Weeks) 21 5674 1 40 6.429 8.681 Have you been taking diabetic medications in the last 2 weeks? 128 5567 1 Yes 79 2 No 49 Sysmiss 5567 Have you been taking diabetic medications in the last 12 months? 128 5567 1 Yes 85 2 No 43 Sysmiss 5567 Following special diet, exercise or weight control in the last 2 weeks? 128 5567 1 Yes 78 2 No 50 Sysmiss 5567 Have you ever been diagnosed with hypertension? 5680 15 1 Yes 473 2 No 5207 Sysmiss 15 When were you diagnosed with hypertension-month? When were you diagnosed with high blood pressure? 236 5459 1 9 2 16 3 23 4 33 5 27 6 36 7 23 8 33 9 15 10 8 11 7 12 6 Sysmiss 5459 When were you diagnosed with hypertension-year? When were you diagnosed with high blood pressure? 378 5317 1981 2012 2007.598 5.346 Duration with hypertension-Units ? USE ONLY 1 UNIT (Y=Years, M=Months, W=Weeks) 109 5586 1 Years 95 2 Months 9 3 Weeks 5 Sysmiss 5586 Duration with hypertension-No. of units ? USE ONLY 1 UNIT (Y=Years, M=Months, W=Weeks) 82 5613 0 35 4.695 5.349 Taking Hypertension medications during the last 2 weeks? 477 5218 1 Yes 165 2 No 312 Sysmiss 5218 Taking hypertension medications during the last 12 months? 478 5217 1 Yes 242 2 No 236 Sysmiss 5217 Ever been told that you have had a stroke? 5680 15 1 Yes 26 2 No 5654 Sysmiss 15 When were you diagnosed with stroke-month? When were you diagnosed with stroke? 14 5681 2 4 3 1 4 3 5 1 6 1 7 2 8 1 9 1 Sysmiss 5681 When were you diagnosed with stroke-year? When were you diagnosed with stroke? 17 5678 1998 1 1999 1 2000 1 2005 2 2006 1 2007 2 2009 2 2010 2 2012 5 Sysmiss 5678 Duration with stroke-Units ? USE ONLY 1 UNIT (Y=Years, M=Months, W=Weeks) 9 5686 1 Years 8 2 Months 0 3 Weeks 1 Sysmiss 5686 Duration with stroke-No. of units ? USE ONLY 1 UNIT (Y=Years, M=Months, W=Weeks) 8 5687 1 2 2 1 3 1 5 1 12 1 15 1 20 1 Sysmiss 5687 Taking any medications for stroke during the last 2 weeks? 26 5669 1 Yes 7 2 No 19 Sysmiss 5669 Taking any medications for stroke during the last 12 months? 26 5669 1 Yes 12 2 No 14 Sysmiss 5669 Ever suffered sudden onset of paralysis for more than 24 hours? 5673 22 1 Yes 145 2 No 5528 Sysmiss 22 Ever had sudden onset of loss of feeling on one side of your body? 5673 22 1 Yes 111 2 No 5562 Sysmiss 22 Ever been diagnosed with angina or heart disease? 5678 17 1 Yes 25 2 No 5653 Sysmiss 17 When were you diagnosed with angina-month? When were you diagnosed with angina? 15 5680 1 3 2 1 4 3 5 1 6 4 7 2 9 1 Sysmiss 5680 When were you diagnosed with angina-year? When were you diagnosed with angina? 22 5673 1987 2012 2007.364 6.821 Duration with angina-Units ? USE ONLY 1 UNIT (Y=Years, M=Months, W=Weeks) 5 5690 1 Years 5 2 Months 0 3 Weeks 0 Sysmiss 5690 Duration with angina-No. of units ? USE ONLY 1 UNIT (Y=Years, M=Months, W=Weeks) 3 5692 1 1 2 1 5 1 Sysmiss 5692 Taking any medications for angina in the last 2 weeks? 27 5668 1 Yes 6 2 No 21 Sysmiss 5668 27 5668 1 Yes 9 2 No 18 Sysmiss 5668 Experienced any pain/discomfort in your chest walking uphill or hurry? 5674 21 1 Yes 795 2 No 4791 3 Never Walks Uphill 88 Sysmiss 21 Experienced any pain/discomfort in your chest walking normally? 5679 16 1 Yes 494 2 No 5185 Sysmiss 16 What do you do if you get the pain or discomfort ? What do you do if you get the pain or discomfort when you are walking? READ CHOICES 497 5198 1 Stop or slow down 440 2 Carry on after taking medicine 30 3 Carry on walking 27 Sysmiss 5198 If you stand still, what happens to the pain or discomfort? If you stand still, what happens to the pain or discomfort? READ CHOICES 496 5199 1 Pain is relieved 464 2 Pain is not relieved 32 Sysmiss 5199 Experience pain/discomfort in Upper or middle chest RECORD ALL AREAS OF BODY MENTIONED 496 5199 1 Yes 363 2 No 133 Sysmiss 5199 Experience pain/discomfort in Lower chest RECORD ALL AREAS OF BODY MENTIONED 494 5201 1 Yes 112 2 No 382 Sysmiss 5201 Experience pain/discomfort in Left arm RECORD ALL AREAS OF BODY MENTIONED 494 5201 1 Yes 55 2 No 439 Sysmiss 5201 Experience pain/discomfort in Other RECORD ALL AREAS OF BODY MENTIONED 495 5200 1 Yes 42 2 No 453 Sysmiss 5200 Experience pain/discomfort in (Specify) RECORD ALL AREAS OF BODY MENTIONED 42 0 ALL PARTS OF THE CHEST 1 AT THE SPINAL CORD 1 BACK 2 BACKPAINS 1 HAEDACHES 1 JOINTS 2 LEFT LOWER BACK 1 LEFT SIDE OF THE CHEST 2 LEFT SIDE RIBS 1 LEGS 3 LOWER ABDOMEN 1 LOWER BACK 1 On the rib region 1 On the waist line 1 PAIN GOES DOWN TO THE LOWER ABDOMEN AND KIDNEY TRACKS 1 RIGHT ARM AND CHEST 1 RIGHT HAND 1 RIGHT RIBS AREA 1 Right arm 2 WHOLE BODY 1 back 3 back and ribs 1 his back 1 middle chest 1 ribs 1 ribs area 1 ribs as if they are breaking 1 right rib area 1 the ribs 1 the ribs area 2 the ribs but mainly when a heavy activity accompanies the walk. 1 the ribs section. 1 whole body 1 Experience pain/discomfort in Other RECORD ALL AREAS OF BODY MENTIONED 494 5201 1 Yes 10 2 No 484 Sysmiss 5201 Experience pain/discomfort in (Specify) RECORD ALL AREAS OF BODY MENTIONED 10 0 HEAD 1 LEGS 1 MIDDLE BACK 2 On the right hand side of the chest 1 Spreads upto to the head 1 WHOLE BODY 1 head 1 other parts of the body 1 the ribs as aresult of increased heartbeat 1 Experienced these symptoms in the last 2 weeks? 497 5198 1 Yes 362 2 No 135 Sysmiss 5198 Received any information that may prevent CVD? 5679 16 1 Yes 1350 2 No 4329 Sysmiss 16 Receive information about Stop Smoking 1351 4344 1 Yes 485 2 No 866 Sysmiss 4344 Receive information about Reduce alcohol intake 1351 4344 1 Yes 550 2 No 801 Sysmiss 4344 Receive information about Reduce weight 1350 4345 1 Yes 469 2 No 881 Sysmiss 4345 Receive information about Reduce salt intake 1352 4343 1 Yes 708 2 No 644 Sysmiss 4343 Receive information about Eat more vegetables 1350 4345 1 Yes 592 2 No 758 Sysmiss 4345 Receive information about Eat more fruits 1350 4345 1 Yes 632 2 No 718 Sysmiss 4345 Receive information about Do regular exercises 1350 4345 1 Yes 666 2 No 684 Sysmiss 4345 Receive information about Reduce fat intake 1350 4345 1 Yes 630 2 No 720 Sysmiss 4345 Receive information about Other 1353 4342 1 Yes 248 2 No 1105 Sysmiss 4342 Receive information about (Specify) 248 0 AVOID DUSTY PLACES BECAUSE OF ASTHMA 1 AVOID PROCESSED/CANNED FOODS 1 AVOID RED MEAT 2 AVOID STRESS 7 1 AVOID SUGARY FOOD 1 AVOID SUGARY FOOD STRESS AND MILLED MAIZED FLOUR 1 AVOID TAKING ALOT OF CARBOHYDRATES 1 AVOID UNDERCOOKED MEAT 1 Avoid body contact with other people 1 Avoid stress Being Active 1 Avoid sugar intake and meat of any kind 1 Avoid taking sugar 1 Avoiding stress 2 Avoiding stress and being active 1 BALANCED DIET 2 BALANCED DIET REDUCE SUGAR 1 Being Active 1 Being active 2 CAN'T REMEMBER 1 CANT REMEMBER 1 CLEANLINESS LIVE IN A CLEAN ENVIRONMENT 1 DO NOT DRINK AND DRIVE 1 DONT REMEMBER 1 Dont remember 1 EAT BALANCED DIET 1 EAT INDIGENOUS FOODS 1 EAT LIQUID FAT 1 EAT ONLY FISH AND CHICKEN MEAT 1 1 EATING WHITE MEAT 1 EXCESS SUGAR INTAKE 2 1 GO FOR REGULAR CHECK-UPS 1 GOING FOR CHECK UPS/SCREENING 1 HEALTHY EATING 1 HOUSE SHOULD BE CLEAN AND OBSERVE PERSONAL CLEANLINESS 1 LACK OF STARCH 1 MOGOKA 1 NEVER HEARD 1 NONE 1 NOT TO BE STRESSED 1 On likely hood of getting diabetes 1 Protect yourself from chemicals when spraying crops 1 1 1 REDUCE HIGH INTAKE OF CARBOHYDRATES 1 REDUCE RED MEAT 1 REDUCE RED MEAT AND SUGAR INTAKE 1 REDUCE STACH INTAKE 1 REDUCE STARCH INTAKE REDUCE SUGAR INTAKE 1 REDUCE STRESS 23 1 REDUCE STRESS AVOID RED MEAT 1 REDUCE SUGAR 3 REDUCE SUGAR INTAKE 46 REDUCE SUGAR INTAKE AND FAT 1 REDUCE SUGAR INTAKE AVOID FOOD SPICES 1 REDUCE SUGAR INTAKE AVOID RED MEAT 1 REDUCE SUGAR INTAKE CLEAN ENVIRONMENT 1 REDUCE SUGAR INTAKE EATING WHITE MEAT 1 REDUCE SUGAR INTAKE REDUCE STRESS 2 REDUCE SUGAR INTAKE REDUCE STRESS. 1 REDUCE SUGAR INTAKE USING SALAD OIL 2 REDUCE SUGAR STRESS 1 REDUCED STRESS 2 REGULAR CHECK-UPS 1 REGULAR CHECK-UPS AVOID RED MEAT 1 REGULAR CHECK-UPS REDUCE SUGAR INTAKE 1 REGULAR CHECKUP WATER INTAKE REDUCE SEXUAL INTERCOERSE CLEANLINESS 1 Redece sugar intake 1 Reduce Stress 1 Reduce Sugar inake 1 Reduce Sugar intake. 1 Reduce meat intake 1 Reduce refined food and reduce sugar intake 1 Reduce stress 2 Reduce stress if any to the least possible minimum 1 Reduce stress. 1 Reduce sugar intake 7 Reduce too much thoughts 1 STOP INHALING TOBACCO 1 STOP THINKING TOO MUCH 1 STRESS 6 1 STRESS FREE 1 Shuld stop being stressed up and eat well 1 1 Stopp taking sugur and use of liquid cooking oil 1 Stress management and Reducing sugar intake 1 TAKE A BALANCED DIET 1 TAKE DRUGS AS PRESCRIBED 1 TAKE LESS SUGAR 1 TAKE RESTS AT INTERVAL TO REDUCE STRESS 1 TAKING A BALANCED DIET 1 TAKING PLENTY OF WATER 1 USE ATTA FLOUR 1 USE LIQUID OIL 1 USE LIQUID OIL AND AVOID OVER EATING REDUCE USGAR INTAKE 1 USE OILS IN COOKING 1 USE SALAD COOKING OIL 1 USE TRADITIONAL FOODS AND REDUCED SUGAR INTAKE 1 USE VEGETABLE OILS 1 1 do not take meat often 1 dont drink or smoke. 1 dont drink too much soda 1 dont remember 2 1 free stress 1 increase water intake 1 none 2 reduce spices 1 reduce stres. 1 reduce stress 7 reduce stress. 1 reduce stress/avoid stress 1 reduce sugar 2 reduce sugar intake 10 reduce sugar intake and eating white meat 1 reduce sugar intake eating wite meat 1 reduce sugar intake spices reduce stress 1 reduce sugar intake. 1 reduce surar intake. 1 stress 5 stress reduction 1 take alot of water 1 the use of liquefied cooking oil as opposed to solid fat. 1 to use salad oil instead of fats and ensure am warmly dressed 1 use of liquid fat 1 walking 1 Got information from Newspaper Where did you get this information from? 1351 4344 1 Yes 131 2 No 1220 Sysmiss 4344 Got information from Television Where did you get this information from? 1353 4342 1 Yes 280 2 No 1073 Sysmiss 4342 Got information from Radio Where did you get this information from? 1352 4343 1 Yes 627 2 No 725 Sysmiss 4343 Got information from Baraaza Where did you get this information from? 1350 4345 1 Yes 280 2 No 1070 Sysmiss 4345 Got information from Religous services Where did you get this information from? 1350 4345 1 Yes 206 2 No 1144 Sysmiss 4345 Got information from Community Health Worker Where did you get this information from? 1350 4345 1 Yes 602 2 No 748 Sysmiss 4345 Got information from Religious Service Where did you get this information from? 1350 4345 1 Yes 195 2 No 1155 Sysmiss 4345 Got information from Posters or Flyers Where did you get this information from? 1350 4345 1 Yes 89 2 No 1261 Sysmiss 4345 Got information from Other Where did you get this information from? 1355 4340 1 Yes 258 2 No 1097 Sysmiss 4340 Got information from (Specify) Where did you get this information from? 256 0 2008 CLINIC FOR THOSE AFFECTED 1 A COMMUNITY SPOSKSMSN WHO WALKS WITH ALOUDSPEAKER INFORMING MEMBERS OF SUCH ISSUES 1 ADVISED BY DOCTOR 1 APHRC 1 APHRC SCALE-UP CALENDER 1 APHRC SCALE-UP PROJECT CALENDER IN A FRIENDS HOUSE 1 APHRC WORKSHOP 1 AT THE CLINIC THEY WERE ATTENDING AT MAREBA BEFORE INTRODUCTION OF CHARGES. 1 Advice from medical personnel 1 Adviced by Doctor 1 At Kenyatta National Hospital when he went for medication 1 BILLBOARDS 1 BOOKS 8 CHW Training 1 CLINIC 1 CLINICAL OFFICER 1 CLINICS 1 COLLEAGUES AT WORK 1 COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS TRAINING 1 COMPANY ANNUAL WORKERS WORKSHOP 1 COUNSELLING BY MEDICAL DOCTOR 1 Chat with other women 1 DIABETES CLINIC 1 DIABETES CLINICS 2 DISPENSARY 1 DOCTOR 13 DOCTORS ADVISE 1 DONT REMEMBER 1 Doctor 1 FAMILY AND FRIENDS 2 FAMILY MEMBERS AND FRIENDS 1 FRIEND 1 FRIENDS 17 FRIENDS AND FAMILY 2 FRIENDS AND RELATIVES 1 FRIENDS AND WORK MATES 1 FROM A DOCTOR IN A MEDICAL FACILITY 1 FROM ADOCTOR 1 FROM ADOCTOR IN AHEALTH FACILITY OUTSIDE SLUM 1 FROM FRIENDS ALREADY SUFFERING FROM CVD 1 FROM HER SON WHO IS A NURSE 1 FROM HOSPITAL 1 FROM PEOPLE 1 Friends 1 Friends and Relatives 1 Friends and relatives 1 From Kenyatta Hospital 1 From a neighbour's house where the community worker shared that information with them. 1 From the doctor 1 GNLD (WORKPLACE) 1 GOT INFORMATION FROM FRIEND 1 GRAPE VINE 1 GROUP THERAPY 1 GUEAT DOCTOR AT WORK PLACE 1 HEALTH CALENDAR 1 HEALTH CARE FACILITY 4 HEALTH CENTRE 2 HEALTH FACILITIES 1 HEALTH FACILITY 8 HEALTH FACILITY IN SLUM 1 HEALTHE CENTER 1 HEARD FROM A HOSPITAL 1 HER FRIEND IS SICK FROM CANCER AND SHE HAS ALL THE INFORMATION CONCERNING CANCER 1 HOSIPITAL 1 HOSPITAL 21 HOSPITAL FACILITY 2 HOSPITAL FACILITY IN SLUM 1 HOSPITALI 3 HOSPITALS 2 Health Books 1 Health Centre 1 Health Facility 4 Health Oganization 1 Health Organization (Tianshi health products) 1 Health centre 1 Health clinic 1 Health facility 1 Health facility attended 1 Hosipital 2 Hospital 1 IN A MEDICAL CAMP 1 IN HOSPITAL 1 Job related trainings and friends 1 KENYATTA HOSPITAL 1 MAGAZINE AND HEALTH BOOKS 1 MEDICA FACILITY 1 MEDICAL DOCTOR 2 MEDICAL SPECIALIST 2 Medical Facility 1 Medical Personnel 2 Medical advise from specialists 1 NEVER HEARD 1 ON CALENDARS 1 OTHER ORGANIZATIONS 1 OTHER PEOPLE 4 OTHER PEOPLE DOCTOR'S ADVICE 1 OTHER RESEARCHERS 1 PEOPLE 1 PROVIDE CLINIC 1 PUBLIC HEALTH CENTER 2 READING MEDICAL BOOKS 1 RELATIVE 1 RESEARCHERS 1 Reading books on health related topics at work place 1 SEMINAR 3 SEMINARS 5 1 SEMINAS 1 SIMINARS 1 SOCIETY 1 School 1 1 THE HOSPITAL I WENT 1 THROUGH OTHER PEOPLE 2 Training in AMREF 1 Training of CHW Respondent a CHW 1 Training of CHW's respondent is a CHW. 1 VISIT BY HEALTH OFFICIAL AT HOME 1 VISITED THE HEALTH CLINIC 1 WAS SICK AND SO SHE ATTENDED CLINIC FOR TREATMENT 1 WORK PLACE 1 WORKSHOPS CLINICS 1 adviced by doctor 1 at the health facility 1 at the work place 1 1 chw's seminars 1 college 1 company's sensitization 1 diabetes clinics 1 diabetes patient 1 doctor 1 friends 2 from a medical doctor 1 from friends 1 group discussions 1 health center 1 hosipital 1 hospital 4 hospital DOCTOR 1 hospital facility 1 hospital refferal 1 hospitals 1 magazines 1 medical doctor in the clinic 1 medical practitioner 1 none 1 nurse 1 old people 1 peers 1 peers. 1 peers/friends 1 people 1 people talking at their kamukunji/baraza 1 reduce stress. 1 reducing stress 1 seminas 1 told by Doctor 2 told by nurse 1 work place 1 Change behaviour after you received this information? 1360 4335 1 Yes 1114 2 No 246 Sysmiss 4335 Stopped Smoking What specific behaviours did you change? 1115 4580 1 Yes 149 2 No 966 Sysmiss 4580 Reduced alcohol intake What specific behaviours did you change? 1114 4581 1 Yes 260 2 No 854 Sysmiss 4581 Reduced weight.. What specific behaviours did you change? 1115 4580 1 Yes 256 2 No 859 Sysmiss 4580 Reduced salt intake. What specific behaviours did you change? 1115 4580 1 Yes 546 2 No 569 Sysmiss 4580 Eating more vegetables.. What specific behaviours did you change? 1116 4579 1 Yes 477 2 No 639 Sysmiss 4579 Eating more fruits. What specific behaviours did you change? 1117 4578 1 Yes 487 2 No 630 Sysmiss 4578 Doing regular exercises.. What specific behaviours did you change? 1115 4580 1 Yes 343 2 No 772 Sysmiss 4580 Reduced fat intake What specific behaviours did you change? 1115 4580 1 Yes 515 2 No 600 Sysmiss 4580 Other behaviour change. What specific behaviours did you change? 1115 4580 1 Yes 177 2 No 938 Sysmiss 4580 Other behaviour change Specified What specific behaviours did you change? 161 0 ADVISED OTHERS AGAINST SUCH BEHAVIOR 1 ADVISED OTHERS TO STOP SMOKING 2 ADVISED OTHERS TO STOP/REDUCE DRINKING 1 AVOID STRESS 2 1 AVOIDS DUSTY PLACES 1 AVOIDS PROCESSED/CANNED FOODS 1 BALANCED DIET 1 BALANCES HIS DIET 1 Being Active 1 Being active 2 CHANGED FROM USING SOLID FAT TO USING SALAD 1 Changed from cooking fat to cooking oil 1 DDOES HEVY WORK 1 DOES HEAVY WORK 1 1 EATING ONLY FISH AND CHICKEN MEAT 1 EATS INDIGENOUS FOODS 1 FAMILY PLANNING REDUCED STRESS LEVELS 1 HAS NEVER SMOKED AND SO CHANGED NOTHING 1 HEALTHY EATING 1 I REDUCED GARLIC CONSUMPTION 1 I use salad oil 1 INTENSE THOUGHTS THAT INDUCED STRESS 1 NO LONGER STRESSED 1 NONE 1 OVOID BODY CONTACT 1 REDUCE FAT INTAKE 2 REDUCE STRESS 1 REDUCE SUGAR INTAKE 12 REDUCED STARCH INTAKE 1 REDUCED STRESS 9 REDUCED STRESS AND SUGAR INTAKE 1 REDUCED STRESS LEVELS 2 REDUCED STRESS LEVELS REDUCED SUGAR INTAKE 1 REDUCED STRESS. 1 REDUCED SUGAR AND RED MEAT INTAKE 1 REDUCED SUGAR INTAE 1 REDUCED SUGAR INTAKE 24 REDUCED SUGAR STRESS 1 REDUDUCE SUGAR INTAKE 1 Reduce Sugar intake 1 Reduce stress 1 Reduce sugar intake 2 Reduced Sugar intake. 1 Reduced his sugar intake 1 Reduced meat intake 1 Reduced smoking 1 Reduced sugar intake 2 Reduced sugr intake 1 STARTED TAKING LOTS OF STARCH 1 STOPPED SUGAR INTAKE 1 STOPPED THINKING TOO MUCH 1 STRESS 1 STRESS REDUCTION 1 Stopped eating roasted meat (Nyama choma) 1 Stopped sugar intake and meat of any kind 1 Stopped taking sugar 1 Stpped taking sugar and currenty using liquid cooking oil 1 Stress management 1 Stress management / Being active 1 Stress management and drinking a lot of water 1 TAKE BROWN BREAD 1 TALKING TO CLOSE FRIENDS WHEN STRESSED UP 1 TALKING TO FRIENDS WHEN STRESSED UP 2 TOOK THE DRUGS I WAS PROVIDED AS PRESCRIBED 1 TOOK TIME TO RELAX AND REDUCE STRESS 1 TRY TO RELAX AND AVOID STRESS AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE 1 USES SALAD 1 Wears protectve gear when spraying crops or animals 1 at times use liquid oil since its expensive to use regularly. 1 does not smoke or even drink. 1 doesnt drink or smoke. 1 dont drink or smoke 2 dont smoke 1 dont smoke or drink 1 dont smoke or drink. 1 has never drunk or smoked 1 has never smoked or drunk alcohol. 1 has reduced stress 1 has reduced stress significantly. 1 has reduced stress tremendusly 1 neither drinks nor smoke. 1 never drink nor smoke. 1 never drinks/smoke. 1 reduce stress 1 reduce sugar intake 2 reduce sugar intake and stop worrying 1 reduce sugar intake spices reduce stress 1 reduced stress 5 reduced stress. 2 reduced sugar intake 5 reduced sugar intake and depressions 1 reduced sugar intake. 1 1 stop using tealeaves 1 stress 1 stress Management 1 taking alot of water 1 use salad to cook 1 Have you ever smoked tobacco or used smokeless tobacco? Have you ever smoked tobacco or used smokeless tobacco? 5678 17 1 Yes 1302 2 No 4376 Sysmiss 17 Do you currently smoke any tobacco products? 1306 4389 1 Yes 774 2 No 532 Sysmiss 4389 Do you currently smoke tobacco products daily? Do you currently smoke tobacco products daily? 776 4919 1 Yes 705 2 No 71 Sysmiss 4919 How old were you when you first started smoking daily? How old were you when you first started smoking daily? 592 5103 2 96 21.667 8.179 Duration when you started smoking daily-units? How long ago was it when you started smoking daily? RECORD IN ONLY 1 UNIT, (Y=Years, M=Months, W=Weeks) 114 5581 1 Years 114 2 Months 0 3 Weeks 0 Sysmiss 5581 Duration when you started smoking daily-No. of units ? How long ago was it when you started smoking daily? RECORD IN ONLY 1 UNIT, (Y=Years, M=Months, W=Weeks) 53 5642 3 94 18.774 15.91 On average, how many of the following do you smoke each day? 685 5010 0 9988 46.752 410.511 On average, how many of the following do you smoke each day? 639 5056 0 998 28.205 165.088 On average, how many of the following do you smoke each day? 638 5057 0 998 18.759 135.501 On average, how many of the following do you smoke each day? 638 5057 0 998 17.298 129.81 On average, how many of the following do you smoke each day? 581 5114 0 998 27.451 163.171 On average, how many of the following do you smoke each day? 579 5116 0 998 25.817 158.378 In the past, did you ever smoke daily? In the past, did you ever smoke daily? 604 5091 1 Yes 415 2 No 189 Sysmiss 5091 How old were you when you stopped smoking daily? How old were you when you stopped smoking daily? 392 5303 2 83 33.138 12.392 Duration when you stopped smoking daily-units? How long ago did you stop smoking daily? RECORD IN ONLY 1 UNIT, (Y=Years, M=Months, W=Weeks) 24 5671 1 Years 21 2 Months 1 3 Weeks 2 Sysmiss 5671 Duration when you stopped smoking daily-No. of units ? How long ago did you stop smoking daily? RECORD IN ONLY 1 UNIT, (Y=Years, M=Months, W=Weeks) 15 5680 3 61 23.533 16.724 What has been your typical exposure to tobacco smoke? 5673 22 1 Less than one hour or no exposure 4107 2 More than one hour 1566 Sysmiss 22 Have you consumed alcohol within last 12 months? (USE SHOWCARD OR SHOW EXAMPLES) 5678 17 1 Yes 1206 2 No 4472 Sysmiss 17 How frequently did you have at least one alcoholic drink? FW: READ RESPONSES 1209 4486 1 Daily 188 2 5-6 days per week 104 3 1-4 days per week 473 4 1-3 days per month 274 5 Less than once a month 114 96 Other 56 Sysmiss 4486 Other frequency of drinking specified 57 0 0NCE IN A YEAR 1 0nce a year during christmas 1 1-2 TIMES AN YEAR 1 1-4 times per year 1 10 DAYS IN A MONTH 1 2 TIMES 1 2 times a year 1 2-3 TIMES A YEAR 1 2-3 times in an year 1 2-3 times in the year 1 2-3 times/year 1 3 TIMES 1 3 TIMES A YEAR 1 3 times a year 1 3 times an year 1 3 times ayear 1 3-4 TIMES PER YEAR 1 3times ayear 1 AFTER 3MONTHS 1 DECEMBER 2011 (0NCE IN A YEAR) 1 DURING A DOWRY NEGOTIATION PARTY IN APRIL 2012 AFTER MANY YEARS OF QUITING IN 1993 1 During December holidays (Whenever he visits up country) 1 NONE 1 ONCE 2 ONCE A WEEK 1 ONCE A YEAR 2 ONCE AN YEAR 1 ONCE DURING A FAMILY GATHERING 1 ONCE IN A YEAR 1 ONCE IN DECEMBER 1 ONCE PER YEAR 1 ONCE/YEAR 1 ONCES A YEAR 1 ONLY LAST CHRISTMAS 1 ONLY ONCE 1 ONLY ONCE DURING A FAMILY GATHERING 1 ONLY TOOK ALCOHOL IN JANUARY THEN STOPED DRINKING. 1 Once a year 1 SINCE BEING DIAGNOSED WITH DIABETIS HE HAS NEVER TAKEN ALCOHOL. 1 SINCE FEBRUARY HE HAS NEVER TAKEN ALCOHOL 1 STOPPED USAGE 1 TWICE A MONTH 1 TWICE A WEEK 1 TWICE A YEAR 1 Twice a year 1 Twice in the said period 1 WHEN HE HAS MONEY 1 after 3 months 1 did quit 1 divai tunapewa kwa kanisa kiasi kama kifuniko ya chupa moja 1 kwa kanisa mimi hupewa divai na mhubiri 1 none 1 once a year (Dec.2011) 1 once/year 1 uses it twice a year 1 Type/Name of alcohol consumed USE SHOW CARDS 1210 ,15,CUP,5 CUPS,200ML,98,98,7,2,1,,KIMBO,A01,06,,,, ,2,,4,,,,2,,05,,2,1,,05,,1,1,2,1,2,2,7.,00.,7.,00.,00.,6.,00.,.30,00.,00.,1.,6.,02,,02,,1,,07,,,,2,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,03,,02,,03,02, ,,,,1,1,,,,0,0,0,0,2,3,0,,1,0,0,1,2,3,0,,1,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,1,1 1 AFRI GOLD VODKA 1 ALLSOPPS 24 ALLSOPS 19 ALSOPPS 2 ANY DRINK 1 BUSA 15 BUSAA 100 CANE EXTRA 1 CHAAN'GA 4 CHAANG'A 37 CHAANGA 9 CHAANGAA 1 CHAANG`A 4 CHAN'GAA 1 CHANG AA 1 CHANG'A 4 CHANG'AA 79 CHANGA 1 CHANGAA 318 CITIZEN 6 DIVAI 1 FIGHTER 1 FLYING HORSE 2 FURAHA CANE 3 GOLDLINE 1 GUIENESS 1 GUINESS 31 GUINNES 3 GUINNESS 48 GUINNESS KUBWA 1 GUINNESSS 1 GUNIESS 1 GUNISE 1 GUNNESS 3 JOHNY WALKER 1 KANE EXTRA 1 KARUBO 1 KEG 1 KEG LAGER 2 KEG LAGER[SENATOR] 1 KEG SENATOR 1 1 KENYA CANE 7 KENYA KING 15 KIENYEJI 1 KINGFISHER 1 KOROBO 1 MAASAI 1 MARY CANE 3 MAURATINA 1 MERRY CANE SPECIAL GIN 2 1 MITI NI DAWA 4 MUGASA 1 MURATINA 22 NAPOLEON 3 NAPOLEON BRANDY 8 NAPOLEON BRANNDY 1 NAPOLEONE BRANDY 1 NO SPECIFIC 1 PILSNER 50 PILSNER ICE 1 PILSNER LAGER 24 PILSNER LARGER 2 PLISNER 5 REDS 1 RICHORT 1 RICHOT 1 SENATOR 7 SENATOR KEG 16 SENATOR KEG LAGER 34 SENATOR KEG LARGER 5 SENATOR LAGER 5 SENATOR[KEG LAGER] 1 SENETOR 1 SENETOR KEG 1 SENETOR KEG LAGER 2 SMINORFF 1 SMIRNOFF ICE BLACK 2 SMIRNOFF ICE RED 1 SUMMIT 1 TESKER 1 TUSKER 116 TUSKER LAGER 86 TUSKER LARGER 6 TUSKER MALT 2 TUSKER MALT LAGER 8 TUSTER LAGER 1 TUSTKER 1 VICEROY 2 WHISKY 1 WHISKY (VODKA) 1 WHITE CAP 4 WHITE CAP LAGER 5 WHITE CUP 1 WHITE TYPE LAGER 1 WINE 1 `SMIRNOFF 1 Alcohol code using show cards USE SHOW CARDS 1193 4502 1 Tusker Lager 206 2 Tusker Malt Lager 12 3 Senator Lager 7 4 Senator Keg Lager 60 5 Senator Keg Lager 7 6 Citizen 5 7 Allsopps 44 8 Castle Lager 0 9 Guinness 26 10 Guinness 57 11 White Cap lager 11 12 White Cap light 1 13 Smirnoff Ice Black 3 14 Smirnoff Ice Red 4 15 Chaang’a 455 16 Furaha Cane 3 17 Kenya King 16 18 Afri Gold Vodka 2 19 Vikings Brandy 1 20 Pilsner Lager 80 21 Safari Iceberg 1 22 Busa 110 23 Napoleon brandy 14 24 Marry Cane special gin 1 25 Marry Cane special gin 10 26 Muratina 24 27 Bravo 1 28 Any Other Drink 32 Sysmiss 4502 Type in terms of bottle, glass… 1208 0 01 1 02 1 03 1 1 1 2 BOTTLES 1 3 bottles 1 ALLSOPPS 3 ALLSOPS 2 B0TTLE 5 B0TTLES 1 BOOTLE 1 BOTTLE 283 BOTTLE AND GLASS 1 BOTTLES 23 BOTTLES OF PILSNER 1 BOTTTLE 1 BUSAA 13 Botlles 1 Bottle 31 Bottles 28 CHAANG'A 5 CHAANGA 1 CHANG'AA 14 CHANGA 1 CHANGAA 37 CHANGAa 1 CITIZEN 1 CUP 26 CUPS 7 Changaa 3 Cup 1 Cups 3 GLASS 280 GLASSES 28 GLass 1 GUIENESS 1 GUINESS 2 GUINNES 2 GUINNESS 4 GUNIESS 1 Glass 23 Guinnes 1 JERRYCAN 1 JUG 3 Jug 1 KASKU 1 KASUKU 43 KASUKU CUP 8 KASUKU TIN 3 KASUKU(1KG) 1 KENYA CANE 3 KENYA KING 2 Kasuku 6 Kasuku Cups 1 Kasuku cup 3 Kasuku tin 1 MKEBE 4 MURATINA 2 MURATINA BOTTLE 1 MURATINA CUP 1 NAPOLEON 1 NAPOLEON BRANDY 4 PILSNER 4 SENATOR KEG LAGER 2 SUMMIT 1 TIN 6 TIN (GOROGORO) 1 TINS 2 TUSKER 17 TUSKER LAGER 5 Tin 1 Tins 1 Tot 1 Tusker Lager 1 Tusker lager 1 WHITE CAP LAGER 1 b0ttle 1 b0ttles 1 bottle 69 bottles 23 busa 1 busaa 3 callabash 1 cans 1 chang'aa 2 changaa 4 citizen 1 container 1 cup 12 cups 3 divai 1 glass 46 glasses 21 guiness 3 jerrycan 1 kasuku 10 kasuku cup 12 keg senetor 1 kenya king 1 napoleon 1 no specific 1 tusker 4 tusker LAGER 2 tusker Lager 1 tusker malt 1 whisky 1 wine 1 Amount in terms of numbers named under type 1209 0 003 1 007 1 01 40 01 BOTTLE 1 01 GLASS 2 01 TIN 1 01GLASS 1 02 45 02 BOTLLE 1 02 BOTTLES 2 02 CUPS 2 02GLASSES 1 03 55 03 BOTTLES 3 03 CUPS 1 03 GLASSES 1 03` 1 04 34 04 BOTTLES 1 04 GLASSES 1 04 glasses 1 05 31 06 12 06 BOTTLES 1 07 4 07bottles 1 08 8 09 1 1 104 1 BOTTLE 12 1 GLASS 22 1 JUG 1 1 KASUKU 2 1 MKEBE 1 1 TIN 2 1 bottle 1 1 glass 3 1.2 1 1.5 1 1/2 1 1/2 KG 1 10 16 10 BOTTLES 5 10 GLASSES 2 10 glases 1 10CUPS 1 10GLASS 1 10bottles 1 11 2 12 1 120 1 13.2 1 150 5 15CUPS 1 17 1 180 1 1BOTTLE 4 1CUP 1 1GLASS 8 1Glass 1 1KG 3 1glass 1 1kg 2 2 159 2 BOOTLES 1 2 BOTTLE 2 2 BOTTLES 16 2 Bottles 1 2 CUPS 3 2 GLASSES 20 2 GLASSESS 2 2 KASUKU 1 2 KASUKU CUPS 1 2 KASUKU TINS 1 2 KASUKUs 1 2 TINS 1 2 bottle 1 2 bottles 3 2 glass 1 2 glasses 1 2 kasuku cups 1 2 tins 2 2-3 BOTTLES 1 2.4 1 2.5GLASSES 1 20 2 20 bottles 1 200 1 250 1 250ml 1 290 1 2BOTTLE 3 2BOTTLES 10 2BOTTLS 1 2CUPS 2 2GLASSES 16 2KASUKU 1 2KASUKU CUP 1 2KASUKUS 2 2KG 1 2bottle 2 2bottles 5 2glasses 4 2kg 1 3 110 3 @500ML 1 3 BOTTLE 1 3 BOTTLES 22 3 CUPS 1 3 GLASSES 19 3 JUGS 1 3 KASUKU 1 3 bottle 1 3 bottles 2 3 cups 1 3 glasses 3 3 tins 1 300 1 312 1 360 2 3BOTTLE 3 3BOTTLES 12 3CUPS 1 3GLASS 1 3GLASSES 11 3KASUKU 1 3bottles 7 3cups 1 3glasses 2 3l 1 4 71 4 BOTTLE OR GLASS 1 4 BOTTLES 11 4 CUPS 1 4 GLASSES 13 4 GLASSSES 1 4 bottle 1 4 bottles 4 4 glasses 1 4 x 500ML KASUKUS 1 4BOTTLE 4 4BOTTLES 5 4GLASS 1 4GLASSES 5 5 37 5 BOTTLES 7 5 Bottles 1 5 CUPS 1 5 GLASS 1 5 GLASSES 5 5 bottles 2 5 glases 1 500 1 500ML 6 500ml 1 5BOTTLES 1 5CUPS 1 5GLASSES 4 6 18 6 BOTTLE 1 6 BOTTLES 3 6 Bottle 1 6 Bottles 1 6 GLASSES 3 6 bottles 1 60 1 6BOTTLES 1 7 6 7 BOTTLE 1 7 GLASSES 2 7 cups 1 75 1 7bottle 1 7bottles 1 7glasses 1 8 7 8 Bottles 1 8 GLASSES 3 8 Glasses 1 80 1 8GLASSES 1 9 GLASSES 1 98 2 GLASS 1 I BOTTLE 1 KIBUYU 1 a half kasuku 1 a small bottle top 1 kifuniko ya chupa moja 1 ksh 30 1 unknown 1 Quantity consumed 1195 4500 0.4 6000 761.586 905.566 The units of the quantity consumed 1197 0 KG 113 ML 1084 Daily amount of alcohol in standard drinks 1183 4512 0.0264 220 11.485 16.939 Weekly amount of alcohol in standard drinks 1181 4514 0.145 1540 43.661 94.895 In a typical week, on how many days do you eat fruit? In a typical week, on how many days do you eat fruit? IF DON'T KNOW, CIRCLE 98 5276 419 0 272 1 724 2 951 3 1049 4 623 5 396 6 250 7 1011 Sysmiss 419 How many servings of fruit do you eat in one of those days? How many servings of fruit do you eat in one of those days? 5059 636 0 8 1 2751 2 1471 3 472 4 159 5 97 6 61 7 14 8 13 9 5 10 7 11 1 Sysmiss 636 In a typical week, on how many days do you eat vegetables? In a typical week, on how many days do you eat vegetables? IF DON'T KNOW, CIRCLE 98 5590 105 0 32 1 59 2 186 3 428 4 536 5 582 6 722 7 3045 Sysmiss 105 How many servings of vegetables do you eat in one of those days? 5310 385 0 75 2.838 3.868 Do you cook in your household in which you live? 5678 17 1 Yes 5498 2 No 180 Sysmiss 17 What is the name of the oil or fat that is most often used? 5498 0 (KUPIMA) UNKNOWN YELLOW 1 (UNKNOWN) WHITE 1 (UNKNOWN) YELLOW 3 (UNKNOWN)YELLOW 11 (UNKNOWN)yellow 1 (unknown)YELLOW 1 98 2 A01 2 A02 2 A10 1 A17 1 A18 6 ANIMAL 1 ANIMAL FAT 1 B01 2 B02 1 B04 1 B18 1 BAHARI 29 BLUEBAND 1 Bahari 2 Bidco/local ghee 1 C0WBOY 1 CHIPO 2 CHIPSI 2 CHIPSY 16 CHISPSY 1 CORN OIL 1 COW BOY 2 COWBOY 19 Chipo 1 Combination of Salad and Cows fat 1 Cooking Fat (Yellow) 1 Cooking Fat Unknown yellow 1 Cooking fat (Kimbo) 1 Deep Fry (Other) 1 ELIANTO 112 ELIANTO SALAD 1 EXTRA VIRGIN SUN FLOWER OIL 1 EXTRA VIRGIN SUNFLOWER OIL 1 Elianto 15 FAT 29 FAT UNKNOWN(WHITE) 1 2 FRESH FRI 6 FRESH FRY 38 FRSH FRY 1 FRY KING 6 FRY MATE 12 FRYING KING 1 FRYING MATE 1 FRYMATE 8 Fresh FRY 1 Fresh Fry 2 Fresh fry 2 GOLDEN 4 1 GOLDEN FLY 1 GOLDEN FRY 191 GOLDEN FRY-SALAD 2 GOLDEN FRY/ RINA/ ZEITUN 1 GOLDEN FY 1 GOLDENFRY 2 Golden Fry 12 Golden fry 6 KAPPA 1 KARIBU 1 KASUK 1 KASUKA 1 KASUKU 289 KIMB0 2 KIMBO 143 KUPIMA (UNKNOWN YELLOW ) 1 Kasuku 38 1 Kimbo 23 LOCAL ANIMAL FAT 6 LOCAL ANIMAL FATS 6 MAFUTA YA KONDOO 1 MAFUTA YA MBUZI 1 MAFUTA YA NG'OMBE 1 MAFUTA YA NGOMBE 1 MALLO 78 MALO 2 MPISHI POA 2 Mallo 1 Mpishi poa 1 NGOMBE 1 NO COOKING FAT 1 NONE 1 OTHER 11 OTHER SALAD 1 POPCO 11 POPCORN OIL 1 PWANI FRESH 1 RINA 381 RINA /SALAD 1 RINA COOKING OIL 2 RINA SALAD 1 Rina 39 SAFI 1 SALAAD 1 SALAAD(UNKNOWN OIL) 1 SALAD 330 SALAD (UNKNOWN) 3 SALAD /POPCO 1 SALAD AND YELLOW COOKING FAT(BOTH UNKNOWN) 1 SALAD OIL 13 SALAD UNKNOWN 1 SALAD(GOLDEN FRY) 1 SALAD(SUNPRIDE) 1 SALAD(UNKNOWN) 11 SALAD(unknown) 11 SALAD-UKNOWN 1 SALAD-UNKNOWN 15 SALAD-UNKOWN 2 SALAD-UNKWON 6 SALAD/ ELIANTO 1 SALIT OIL 2 SALSA 1 SAMPULI 1 SHEEP FAT 1 SOLID WHITE 1 SOLID YELLOW 1 SOMO 8 SUN GOLD 2 SUN GOLD SALAD 1 SUN GOLD-SALAD 1 SUNFLOWER OIL 2 SUNPRIDE 1 SUNSHINE 1 Salad 41 Salad Rina 1 Salad oil 4 Solid unkown yellow 1 TILLY 17 TILY 22 TLLY 1 TOP FRY 1 Tilly 2 UFUTA 57 UFUTA VEGETABLE OIL 1 UKN0WN WHITE 1 UKNNOW YELLOW 1 UKNOW YELLOW 3 UKNOWN 8 1 UKNOWN (WHITE) 2 UKNOWN (YELLOW FAT) 3 UKNOWN (YELLOW) 8 UKNOWN (white) 1 UKNOWN (yellow) 1 UKNOWN LIQUID 1 UKNOWN SALAD 2 UKNOWN VEG OIL 2 UKNOWN WHITE 20 UKNOWN WHITE FAT 4 UKNOWN YELLOW 107 UKNOWN YELLOW FAT 17 UKNOWN YELLOW FAT. 1 UKNOWN YELLOWA 1 UKNOWN YELOW 1 UKNWOWN YELLOW 1 1 UN KNOWN FAT 1 UN KNOWN WHITE 5 UN KNOWN YELLOW 7 UN KNOWN(YELLOW) 1 UN KNOWNWHITE 1 UN-KNOWN FAT 1 UNKN0WN 1 UNKN0WN WHITE 1 UNKNOKWN WHITE 1 UNKNONWN WHITE 1 UNKNOW (YELLOW) 2 UNKNOW OIL 1 UNKNOW WHITE 2 UNKNOW YELLOW 3 UNKNOWN 171 2 19 2 5 1 UNKNOWN (SALAD) 1 UNKNOWN (WHITE OR YELLOW) 1 UNKNOWN (WHITE) 41 UNKNOWN (YELLLOW) 1 UNKNOWN (YELLOW FAT) 1 UNKNOWN (YELLOW) 188 UNKNOWN (YELLOW0 1 UNKNOWN (yellow) 3 UNKNOWN - SALAD 1 UNKNOWN -SALAD 1 UNKNOWN -YELLOW 1 UNKNOWN FAT 3 UNKNOWN FAT (WHITE) 1 UNKNOWN FAT (YELLOW) 1 UNKNOWN FAT(YELLOW) 3 UNKNOWN LIQUID 2 UNKNOWN OIL 46 UNKNOWN SALAD 183 UNKNOWN SALAD OIL 1 UNKNOWN SOLID YELLOW 1 UNKNOWN UNKOWN 1 UNKNOWN VEG FAT 6 UNKNOWN VEG OIL 13 UNKNOWN VEGETABLE OIL 3 UNKNOWN WHHITE 1 UNKNOWN WHITE 268 UNKNOWN WHITE FAT 1 UNKNOWN YELLLOW 1 UNKNOWN YELLOW 782 UNKNOWN YELLOW COOKING FATS 1 UNKNOWN YELLOW FAT 9 UNKNOWN YELLOW FATS 4 UNKNOWN YELLOW VEG FAT 1 UNKNOWN YELLOW. 1 UNKNOWN( YELLOW) 1 UNKNOWN(WHITE) 38 UNKNOWN(YELLOW) 40 UNKNOWN(white) 1 UNKNOWN(yellow) 11 UNKNOWN-FAT 1 UNKNOWN-SALAD 4 UNKNOWN-YELLOW 7 UNKNOWN. 1 UNKNOWN. (WHITE) 1 UNKNOWN. (YELLOW) 1 UNKNOWNYELLOW 2 UNKNOWN[YELLOW] 6 UNKNOWN[white] 2 UNKNOWN[yellow] 13 UNKNWN YELLOW 2 UNKNWON 1 UNKNWON (YELLOW) 1 UNKNWON YELLOW 2 UNKONOWN (YELLOW) 1 UNKONWN WHITE 1 UNKOWN (WHITE) 4 UNKOWN (YELLOW) 42 UNKOWN (white) FAT 1 UNKOWN (yellow) 2 UNKOWN -FAT 1 UNKOWN -YELLOW 1 UNKOWN FAT 2 UNKOWN FAT(YELLOW) 1 UNKOWN SALAD 3 UNKOWN VEG OIL 1 UNKOWN WHITE 9 UNKOWN YELLOW 19 UNKOWN YELLOW FAT 1 UNKOWN(WHITE) 1 UNKOWN(YELLOW) 2 UNKOWN-FAT 1 UNKOWN-SALAD 1 UNKOWN-YELLOW 2 UNKOWNK YELLOW 1 UNKWON 4 UNKWON(YELLOW) 1 UNKWON-SALAD 1 UNKWOWN SALAD 2 UNKWOWN WHITE 1 UNKWOWN YELLOW 1 UNNOWN 1 UNNOWN YELLOW 1 UNWHITE WHITE 1 UNWOWN YELLOW 1 1 Ufuta 10 Uknown Yellow 1 Uknown yellow 1 Uknown(yellow) 1 Unknow Yellow Cooking Fats 1 Unknown 2 Unknown (white) 1 Unknown (yellow) 4 Unknown Liqud Cooking OIL 1 Unknown Liquid Cookig Oil 1 Unknown Liquid Cooking Fats 1 Unknown Liquid Cooking OIL 1 Unknown Liquid Cooking Oil 9 Unknown Liquid Oil 2 Unknown Liquid cooking Oil 1 Unknown SALAD 1 Unknown Salad 2 Unknown White 3 Unknown White Fats 1 Unknown White cooking fat 1 Unknown Yelllow Cooking Fats 1 Unknown Yellow 9 1 Unknown Yellow Cookig Fats 1 Unknown Yellow Cooking Fat 1 Unknown Yellow Cooking Fats 24 Unknown Yellow Fats 5 Unknown Yellow Fooking Fats 1 Unknown Yellow cooking fat 3 Unknown Yellow cooking fats 1 Unknown Yellow fat 1 Unknown cooking fat yellow 1 Unknown liquid cooking oil 1 Unknown liquid oil 1 Unknown oil 4 Unknown salad 5 Unknown white 12 Unknown white fat 1 Unknown yellow 12 Unknown yellow cooking fat 4 Unknown(YELLOW) 1 Unknown(white) 5 Unknown(yelloW) 1 Unknown(yellow) 8 Unknown[yellow] 1 Unkown Liquid Oil 1 Unkown Salad 1 Unkown Yellow 9 Unkown Yellow Cooking Fats 3 Unkown Yellow Fat 1 Unkown white cooking fat 1 Unspecified Salad 1 Unspecified yelllow cooking fat 1 Unspecified yellow cooking fat 1 VEEBOL 3 WHITE 9 WHITE FAT 2 WHITE GOLD 1 WHITE SOLID 1 WHITE SOLID FAT 1 WHITE UNKNOWN 11 WHITE UNKOWN 1 WHITE(UNKNOWN) 1 WHITE(Unknown) 2 WHTE 1 YELLLOW GOLD 1 YELLOW 93 1 YELLOW (Unknown) 1 YELLOW COOKING FAT 27 YELLOW COOKING FAT (UNKNOWN YELLOW) 1 YELLOW COOKING FAT (UNKNOWN) 9 YELLOW COOKING FAT AND SALAD 1 YELLOW FAT 31 YELLOW FAT (UNKNOWN) 1 YELLOW FATS 1 YELLOW GOLD 99 YELLOW GOLD/ KASUKU. 1 YELLOW SOLID FAT 3 YELLOW UKNOWN 2 YELLOW UNKNOWN 41 YELLOW unknown 2 YELLOW(UNKNOWN) 4 YELLOW(Unknown) 1 YELLOW-UNKNOWN 2 YELLOWU (UNKNOWN) 1 YELLOW[UNKNOWN] 2 YELOOW GOLD 1 YELOW GOLD 1 Yellow 1 Yellow Gold 2 Yellow UNKNOWN 1 Yellow fat 1 Yellow gold/kasuku 1 Yellow unknown 1 ZEITU 1 ZEITUN 2 bahari 1 chipsy 4 1 cooking fat(solid) 1 cowboy 1 elianto 16 fat 3 fresh fri 4 fresh fry 4 fry mate 2 golden fry 21 inknown 1 kIMBO 1 kasuku 69 kimbo 21 local animal fat 1 mallo 2 nknown yellow 1 other(karibu) 1 popco 1 rina 52 salad 33 salad oil 3 salad(unknown) 1 salad-UNKNOWN 1 salad/rina 1 salsa 1 solid yellow 1 somo 1 somo cooking oil 1 sun gold 1 tilly 4 tily 1 uNKNOWN 1 ufuta 3 uknown (WHITE) 1 uknown (yellow) 1 uknown white 1 uknown yellow 10 uknown yelow 1 unknow yellow 1 unknown 10 unknown (YELLOW) 2 unknown (yellow) 1 unknown (yelow) 1 unknown SALAD 1 unknown YELLOW 1 unknown oil 3 unknown salad 7 unknown veg oil 2 unknown white 14 unknown yellow 117 unknown( yellow) 1 unknown(white) 11 unknown(yellow) 21 unknown[white] 1 unknown[yellow] 3 unknowwn yellow 1 unkown (yellow) 2 unkown white 1 unkown wite 1 unkown yellow 1 unkwown yellow 3 white 2 yellow 6 yellow Gold 1 yellow UNKNOWN 2 yellow fat 7 yellow gold 11 yellow solid 1 yellow solid(UNKNOWN) 1 yellow unknown 3 yrllow 1 Code of the fat most often used 5401 0 A01 191 A02 379 A03 23 A05 4 A06 21 A07 22 A08 4 A09 121 A10 85 A11 44 A12 3 A13 10 A15 6 A16 1 A17 515 A18 1895 A19 8 A20 10 A22 1 A27 1 B01 469 B02 147 B03 2 B04 41 B05 65 B06 7 B07 33 B09 252 B10 18 B11 2 B13 18 B14 4 B15 826 B16 143 B18 6 C03 1 C04 20 C05 3 How often do you have meals outside the home? IF NEVER SKIP TO 5.25 CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPONSE 5678 17 1 Daily 709 2 5-6 days per week 928 3 1-4 days per week 1001 4 1-3 days per month 404 5 Less than once a month 226 6 Never 2403 96 Other 7 Sysmiss 17 How often do you have meals outside the home? 8 0 1-2 DAYS A WEEK 1 3 1 BROUGHT BY SON. 1 Daily at his own run shop 1 ONLY WHEN SHE GOES TO MINISTER OUT 1 TWO DAYS A WEEK 1 USED TO EAT WHEN SHE WAS GOING OUT TO HAWK BUT NOT UNTIL SHE LEFT THE BUSINESS 1 WHEN AWAY FROM HOME 1 Mostly, where do you have meals outside the home? 3277 2418 1 Restaurant 446 2 Roadside eatery 2151 3 Fastfood joint/Take away 112 4 Bakery/Pastry shop. 9 5 Ordinary shop 57 6 Food vendor 391 7 Fruit stall 11 96 Other 100 Sysmiss 2418 Other place you have meals outside the home 101 0 AT AFRIEND'S HOUSE 1 AT WORK 2 AT WORK PLACE 2 At employers house 1 At work place 1 BROUGHT BY SON. 1 BURCHERY 1 BUTCHERY 1 CANTEEN 1 CEREMONIES AND OCCASIONS 1 CHIERSIRE HOME FOR THE ELDERLY 1 CHILDRENS HOUSE 1 CLIENT PREMISES 1 COMPANY CANTEEN 2 COMPANYS FOOD 1 COOK AT WORK PLACE 1 COOK at work place 1 Cooks at a local school 1 Duka 1 EATING AT RELATIVES HOUSE. 1 EATS FROM WHERE SHE WORKS 1 EVENTS 1 FOOD FROM THE COMPANY WHERE HE WORKS. 2 FOOD FROM WHERE HE WORKS. 1 FOOD IS COOKED AT THE WORK PLACE. 1 FOOD KIOSKS 1 FRIEND'S HOUSE 1 FRIENDS 1 FRIENDS FOOD 1 FRIENDS PLACE 1 FROM THE COMPANY 1 FROM THE HOST 1 Food is served in the company 1 Friends place 1 HER OWN ROADSIDE EATERY 1 HOME OF THE EMPLOYER 1 HOTEL 2 HOTELS 1 IN OTHER PEOPLE'S HOMES 1 IN THE HOUSE WHERE SHE WORKS 1 INSIDE COMPANY 2 INSIDE THE COMPANY 1 INSIDE THE COMPANY (PLACE OF WORK) 1 JOB CANTEEN 1 KITCHEN AT WORKPLACE 1 MANYATTA 1 MOSQUE 2 NEIGHBOUR 3 OWN HOTEL 1 OWN ROADSIDE EATERY 1 1 PLACE OF WORK CANTEEN 1 PROVIDED IN THE COMPANY 1 PROVIDED IN THE PLACE OF WORK 1 Relatives 1 SCHOOL CANTEEN 1 SCHOOL WHERE SHE WORKS. 1 THEY EAT FROM THE COMPANY 1 WHEN GONE FOR VISITATION 1 WHERE EVER I VISIT 1 WHERE SHE NORMALLY WORKS. 1 WHERE UNDERTAKING THE CASUAL JOB 1 WITHIN THE COMPANY WHERE HE WORKS 1 WORK PLACE 4 WORK PLACE (WORKS AT A HOSPITAL SO HE TAKES FOOD PREPARED IN THE HOSPITAL'S KITCHEN) 1 WORKING PLACE 1 WORKPLACE 2 Work place 1 at her own hotel 1 company's food 1 companys food 3 companys food place 1 employers place 1 family gathering 1 friends place 1 neibours food 1 office food 1 place of work 1 places of visit 1 relatives place 1 seminar 1 she is the food vendor thus eats of her own meal. 1 work canteen 1 work place 2 workplace 1 What are you most likely to eat outside the home? What are you most likely to eat, when you eat outside the home? 3276 0 Do you eat deep fried foods or snacks 3 or more times a week? 5670 25 1 Yes 4095 2 No 1575 Sysmiss 25 Do you add salt to your food when you are eating? [IF NEVER, SKIP TO 5.28] CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPONSE 5676 19 1 Yes, most of the time. 906 2 Yes, some of the time. 1357 3 Yes, but in rare cases 1356 4 Never 2057 Sysmiss 19 How much salt do you add to your food when you are eating? How much salt do you add to your food when you are eating? 3623 2072 1 A pinch of salt 3529 2 About half a teaspoon 85 3 About a teaspoon 8 4 More than a teaspoon 1 Sysmiss 2072 Do you eat salty food or snacks one or more time a day? Do you eat salty food or snacks one or more time a day? 5673 22 1 Yes 3354 2 No 2319 Sysmiss 22 How often do you eat red meat (beef, pork, lamb, goat, game)? How often do you eat red meat (beef, pork, lamb, goat, game)? (RED MEAT IS MEAT OTHER THAN FISH, CHICKEN ) 5673 22 1 Daily 198 2 5-6 days per week 187 3 1-4 days per week 1589 4 1-3 days per month 2179 5 Less than once a month 1010 6 2-3 times a year. 460 7 Once a year 39 8 Never 0 96 Other 11 Sysmiss 22 How often eat red meat specified How often do you eat red meat (beef, pork, lamb, goat, game)? 19 0 1-2 TIMES A WEEK 1 2 DAYS A MONTH 1 2 DAYS A WEEK 1 3 TIMES A WEEK 1 3TIMES PER WEEK 1 AFTER 2 DAYS 1 1 EVERYDAY 1 ONCE A WEEK 1 ONCE IN TWO MONTHS 1 ONCE OR TWICE A WEEK 1 ONCE PER WEEK 2 ONCE/TWICE A WEEK 1 ONLY WE 1 TWICE OR ONCE IN A WEEK 1 WHEN AVAILABLE 1 less than once a year 1 twice per month 1 How many spoons of sugar do you take on a typical day? How many spoons of sugar do you usually put in a cup? IF DON'T KNOW CIRCLE 98 5664 31 0 24 2.536 1.783 In the past 12 months have you ever taken a soft drink? [IF NO, SKIP TO 5.34] 5678 17 1 Yes 4360 2 No 1318 Sysmiss 17 How frequently have you had at least one soft drink? FW: READ RESPONSES 4357 1338 1 Daily 45 2 5-6 days per week 58 3 1-4 days per week 541 4 1-3 days per month. 1701 5 Less than once a month 1270 6 2-3 times a year. 598 7 Once a year 132 96 Other 12 Sysmiss 1338 Other frequency of had at least one soft drink specified 16 0 2 PER WEEK 1 2 TIMES A MONTH 1 2-3 TIMES A MONTH 1 3 TIMES THIS YEAR 1 CANT REMEMBER 1 DO 1 DONT KNOW 1 FIVE PER YEAR 1 NEVER 1 OCCASSIONALLY 1 ONCE A MONTH 1 ONCE PER WEEK 1 does not take soda following the doctors advice. 1 dont take soda 1 never 1 unable to approximate 1 How many drinks do you have during one day? IF DON'T KNOW, CIRCLE 98 4340 1355 0 4 1 4173 2 135 3 22 4 4 5 1 11 1 Sysmiss 1355 Does your work involve vigorous-intensity activity ? Are you engaged in any of the physical activities listed here: [FW. READ OUT EACH OPTION AND SELECT WHICHEVER APPLIES] 5675 20 1 Yes 2492 2 No 3183 Sysmiss 20 Does your work involve moderate-intensity activity ? Are you engaged in any of the physical activities listed here: [FW. READ OUT EACH OPTION AND SELECT WHICHEVER APPLIES] 5672 23 1 Yes 4950 2 No 722 Sysmiss 23 Do you walk or use a bicycle for at least 10 minutes continuously? Are you engaged in any of the physical activities listed here: [FW. READ OUT EACH OPTION AND SELECT WHICHEVER APPLIES] 5676 19 1 Yes 5450 2 No 226 Sysmiss 19 Do you do any vigorous-intensity sports? Are you engaged in any of the physical activities listed here: [FW. READ OUT EACH OPTION AND SELECT WHICHEVER APPLIES] 5667 28 1 Yes 105 2 No 5562 Sysmiss 28 Do you do any moderate-intensity sports? Are you engaged in any of the physical activities listed here: [FW. READ OUT EACH OPTION AND SELECT WHICHEVER APPLIES] 5668 27 1 Yes 175 2 No 5493 Sysmiss 27 How many days do you do vigorous-intensity activities ? In a typical week, on how many days are you engaged in the following physical activities: [FW. ENTER 00 IF NOT APPLICABLE] FW. READ OUT EACH OPTION AND SELECT WHICHEVER APPLIES] 5673 22 0 3191 0.2 1 0.3 1 0.6 2 1 71 2 258 3 309 4 222 5 293 6 820 7 505 Sysmiss 22 How many days do you do moderate- intensity activities ? In a typical week, on how many days are you engaged in the following physical activities: [FW. ENTER 00 IF NOT APPLICABLE] FW. READ OUT EACH OPTION AND SELECT WHICHEVER APPLIES] 5662 33 0 713 0.600000023841858 1 0.699999988079071 1 1 132 2 249 3 290 3.20000004768372 1 4 296 4.69999980926514 1 5 491 6 1610 7 1877 Sysmiss 33 How many days do you walk or use a bicycle for at least 10 minutes? In a typical week, on how many days are you engaged in the following physical activities: [FW. ENTER 00 IF NOT APPLICABLE] FW. READ OUT EACH OPTION AND SELECT WHICHEVER APPLIES] 5661 34 0 224 0.200000002980232 1 0.300000011920929 1 0.699999988079071 3 1 131 2 253 3 205 4 157 5 270 6 862 7 3554 Sysmiss 34 In a typical week, on how many days are you engaged in the following physical activities: [FW. ENTER 00 IF NOT APPLICABLE] FW. READ OUT EACH OPTION AND SELECT WHICHEVER APPLIES] 5672 23 0 5579 1 18 2 23 3 13 4 8 5 7 6 12 7 12 Sysmiss 23 How many days do you do moderate-intensity sports? In a typical week, on how many days are you engaged in the following physical activities: [FW. ENTER 00 IF NOT APPLICABLE] FW. READ OUT EACH OPTION AND SELECT WHICHEVER APPLIES] 5672 23 0 5510 0.300000011920929 1 0.600000023841858 1 1 55 2 34 3 22 4 12 5 8 6 6 7 23 Sysmiss 23 How much time do you spend doing the following physical activities in a typical day: [FW. ENTER 00 WHERE NOT APPLICABLE] FW. READ OUT EACH OPTION AND SELECT WHICHEVER APPLIES]. [HOURS.MINS] 5667 28 0 24 1.945 2.951 Time spent doing moderate-intensity activities on a typical day? How much time do you spend doing the following physical activities in a typical day: [FW. ENTER 00 WHERE NOT APPLICABLE] FW. READ OUT EACH OPTION AND SELECT WHICHEVER APPLIES]. [HOURS.MINS] 5658 37 0 24 4.625 3.265 How much time do you spend walking or cycling on a typical day? How much time do you spend doing the following physical activities in a typical day: [FW. ENTER 00 WHERE NOT APPLICABLE] FW. READ OUT EACH OPTION AND SELECT WHICHEVER APPLIES]. [HOURS.MINS] 5612 83 0 20 1.692 1.837 Time spent doing vigorous-intensity sports on a typical day? How much time do you spend doing the following physical activities in a typical day: [FW. ENTER 00 WHERE NOT APPLICABLE] FW. READ OUT EACH OPTION AND SELECT WHICHEVER APPLIES]. [HOURS.MINS] 5668 27 0 7 0.0235 0.247 Time spent doing moderate-intensity sports on a typical day? How much time do you spend doing the following physical activities in a typical day: [FW. ENTER 00 WHERE NOT APPLICABLE] FW. READ OUT EACH OPTION AND SELECT WHICHEVER APPLIES]. [HOURS.MINS] 5669 26 0 5508 0.0500000007450581 3 0.100000001490116 2 0.150000005960464 3 0.200000002980232 2 0.300000011920929 41 0.349999994039536 1 0.400000005960464 6 0.449999988079071 10 0.5 1 1 48 1.29999995231628 3 2 22 2.29999995231628 1 3 8 3.29999995231628 1 4 5 5 1 5.36999988555908 1 6 1 7 1 Sysmiss 26 Time spent sitting or reclining on a typical day ? 5659 36 0 30 2.797 2.06 Hours usually spent sleeping in a typical 24 hour day? How many hours do you usually spend sleeping in a typical 24 hour day? 5660 35 0.3 16 7.718 1.476 What level of financial stress do you feel? What level of financial stress do you feel? 5662 33 1 Little or none 2491 2 Moderate or severe 3171 Sysmiss 33 How often have you felt stress in the last year? How often have you felt stress in the last year? 5661 34 1 Never or some periods 2958 2 Several periods of stress 2703 Sysmiss 34 Ever felt sad, blue or depressed for two weeks or more in a row? 5662 33 1 Yes 2488 2 No 3174 Sysmiss 33 Chances of getting CVD (e.g. stroke or heart attack) CHOOSE ONLY ONE RESPONSE 5673 22 1 Very high. 49 2 High 274 3 Moderate 615 4 Low 879 5 Very low. 669 6 Already have a CVD. 373 7 No chances at al 843 98 Don’t Know 1971 Sysmiss 22 Chances of getting another CVD? Have you been screened for cardiovascular diseases in the 12 months? [IF NO, SKIP TO 6.6] 367 5328 1 Very high 7 2 High 19 3 Moderate 23 4 Low 13 5 Very low 10 6 No chances at al 258 98 Don’t Know 37 Sysmiss 5328 Have you been screened for cardiovascular diseases in the 12 months? Have you been screened for cardiovascular diseases in the 12 months? [IF NO, SKIP TO 6.6] 5676 19 1 752 2 4924 Sysmiss 19 Where did you get screened? Where did you get screened? CHOOSE ONLY ONE RESPONSE 747 4948 1 Health facility outside slum 340 2 Health facility in slum 230 3 Home visit by CHW 80 4 Medical Camp 46 5 Chemist/shop 2 96 Other 49 Sysmiss 4948 Other place got screened specified Where did you get screened? 52 0 2008/09 survey by APHRC 1 ALONG THE ROAD IN KOCH 1 AT PLACE OF WORK 1 AT THE COMPANY WHERE HE WORKS. 1 AT THEIR WORK PLACE 1 AT WORK PLACE 1 BARARA 1 BARAZA 1 CLINIC 1 COMPANY CLINIC 1 1 CVD SURVEY BY APHRC 2008/09 1 DURING THE CHWS PILOT 1 FIELD WORKERS (APHRC) 1 FREE MEDICAL CAMP OUTSIDE SLUM 1 HERBAL CLINIC TENT IN TOWN 1 HOSPITAL 3 I HAVE A BLOOD GLUCOSE MACHINE AT HOME 1 IN THE COMPANY WHERE HE WORKS 1 JOB FACILITIES 1 MEDICAL TEST AT WORKPLACE 1 OTHER RESEARCH FIRM IN WESTLANDS 1 OWN 1 PLACE OF WORK 1 Tiens health facility 1 WITHIN THE COMPANY 2 WITHIN THE COMPANY WHERE HE WORKS 1 WORK PLACE 5 WORKING PLACE 2 WORKPLACE 3 at a relative's home 1 at work place 1 home visit by aphrc 1 ministry of healthy at working place 1 within the company 1 work pace 1 work place 4 workplace 2 How did you find out about where to get screened?- Newspaper How did you find out about where to get screened? 752 4943 1 Yes 6 2 No 746 Sysmiss 4943 How did you find out about where to get screened?- Television How did you find out about where to get screened? 752 4943 1 Yes 18 2 No 734 Sysmiss 4943 How did you find out about where to get screened?- Radio.. How did you find out about where to get screened? 752 4943 1 Yes 38 2 No 714 Sysmiss 4943 How did you find out about where to get screened?- Baraaza. How did you find out about where to get screened? 752 4943 1 Yes 93 2 No 659 Sysmiss 4943 How did you find out about where to get screened?- Religous services.. How did you find out about where to get screened? 753 4942 1 Yes 61 2 No 692 Sysmiss 4942 How did you find out about where to get screened?- CHW How did you find out about where to get screened? 753 4942 1 Yes 276 2 No 477 Sysmiss 4942 How did you find out about where to get screened?- Religious Service.. How did you find out about where to get screened? 752 4943 1 Yes 61 2 No 691 Sysmiss 4943 How did you find out about where to get screened?- Posters or Flyers How did you find out about where to get screened? 752 4943 1 Yes 73 2 No 679 Sysmiss 4943 How did you find out about where to get screened?- Other. How did you find out about where to get screened? 753 4942 1 Yes 318 2 No 435 Sysmiss 4942 How did you find out about where to get screened?- Other. How did you find out about where to get screened? 315 A FRIEND 2 A KNOWN CITY COUNCIL FACILITY 1 A KNOWN CITY COUNCIL HOSPITAL 1 A KNOWN HOSPITAL 1 A KNOWN HOSPITAL IN THE AREA 1 A MANDATORY IN THE PLACE OF WORK 1 A ROUTINE CHECK-UP EVERY MONTH DUE TO HER DIABETIC CONDITION AT KNH ( DIABETIES CLINIC) 1 A VISIT TO THE HOSPITAL 1 ADVERTISEMENT BY A VAN 1 ADVICE FROM A FRIEND 1 ADVICED TO ATTEND THE CLINIC BY A CLOSE FRIEND 1 AKNOWN FACILITY 1 AM USED TO IT 1 ANNOUCEMENT USING PUBLIC ADRESS SYSTEM 1 AT NAIROBI WEST 1 AT WORK PLACE 1 ATTENDS A CLINIC 1 ATTENDS A DIABETES CLINIC AT KARIOBANGI REGULARLY 1 Advised by a friend 1 Advised by relatives and friends 1 At parttime workplace 1 BECAME ILL AND SOUGHT MEDICATION 1 CHECKUP 1 CHURCH 1 CLINIC 1 CLINIC ATTENDANCE 1 CLINICS 3 CLOSE RELATIVE 1 COMPANY NURSE 1 COMPANY STAFF AT WORK 1 COMPANY'S POLICY 1 COMPANYS POLICY 1 COPTIV SENSITIZATION 1 DIRECTED BY A FRIEND 1 DOCTOR 1 1 DOCTORS RECOMMENDATION 1 DOCTORS RECOMMENDATION AFTER FALLING SICK. 1 DOCTORS RECOMMENDATION. 1 EMPLOYER 3 FAMILY 3 FAMILY MEMBER 2 FAMILY MEMBERS 2 FOUNDER MEMBER OF THE CLINIC 1 FREE MEDICAL CAMP OUTSIDE SLUM 1 FRIEND 10 FRIENDS 13 FROM A CLOSE FRIEND 1 FROM A FRIEND 2 FROM ADOCTOR 1 FROM FRIEND AFTER GETTING SICK 1 FROM FRIENDS 2 FROM OTHER HEALTH CENTERS 1 Friends 1 From a friend. 1 HAD AN ACCIDENT 1 HAD GONE FOR NORMAL CLINIC VISITS 1 HAD GONE FOR SURGERY 1 HAD HEADACHE 1 HAD VISITED THE HOSPITAL WHEN SICK 3 HAVE ALWAYS KNOWN 1 HEARD FROM FRIENDS 1 HEARD OF THE HOSPITAL THROUGH AFRIEND 1 HIV CLINICS 1 HOME FOR THE ELDERLY 1 HOME VISIT BY APHRC WORKERS 1 HOSPITAL CHECK UP 1 HOSPITAL VISIT 11 HOSPITALI 3 HOSPTAL VISIT 1 HUSBAND 2 He heard about it from a friend 1 He was feeling sick hence went for medication 1 1 He went for regular medical check-up offered at his workplace 1 Health products organizers 1 I HAVE ALWAYS KNOWN 1 I HAVE ALWAYS KNOWN IT 2 I HEARD THEM ADVERTISE 1 I JUST WENT FOR A CHECK-UP IN MY PLACE OF WORK 1 I WAS ADVICED BY A FRIEND TO PURCHASE BLOOD GLUCOSE MACHINE. 1 I WAS FEELING SICK SO I WENT ON MY OWN 1 I WAS SICK 1 I WAS SICK SO I WENT TO THE HEALTH CENTER NEAR MY WORKING PLACE 1 I WAS SICK SO WENT TO HOSPITAL 1 I WAS TAKEN BY MY SON 1 IMPROMPTU VISIT 2 INFOMATION FROM A RELATIVE 1 INFORMATION FROM A FRIEND 1 INFORMED AT WORK 1 INFORMED BY A FRIEND 1 INFORMED BY FAMILY MEMBER 1 ITS A REQUIREMENT FROM THE COMPANY ITSELF 1 1 In job where medical status was required 1 Informed by friends and relatives 1 Its a nearby clinic 1 JUST PASSING BY AND INQUIRED WHAT WAS GOING ON 1 JUST REGULAR CHECK UP 1 Job requirement 1 KWA HOSPITALI 1 MALARIA CHECK UP 1 MEDICAL CHECK UP 3 MEDICAL CHECK UP/REVIEW 1 MEDICAL CHECKUP 1 MEDICAL TEST AT WORKPLACE 1 Medical Personnel in Hospital 1 NORMAL CLINIC VISITS 1 OFFICIAL HOSPITAL VISIT 2 OTHER RELATED PROBLEM OF WHICH WAS BEING TTENDED TO AT KNH 1 OTHER RESEARCH FIRM IN WESTLANDS 1 OWN INTEREST 1 OWN KNOWLEDGE 4 Organised by employer 1 PATIENT WAS SICK AND WAS ADVISED BY THE DOCTOR . 1 PERSONAL 1 PERSONAL CHOICE 1 PRE NATAL CLINICS 1 PUBLIC ANOUNCEMENTS USING PUBLIC ADRESS SYSTEMS 1 REFERRED BY A FRIEND 2 REGULAR CHECK UP 2 RELATIVES 2 RESPONDENT WAS SICK WITH ANOTHER ILLNESS AND WENT FOR TREATMENT AND THAT'S WHEN HIS BP WAS DISCOVERED TO BE ALSO HIGH 1 RESPONDENT WAS UNWELL AND SO SHE VISITED THE HEALTH FACILITY 1 ROUTINE CHECK -UP WHILE ATTENDING A PREGNACY CLINIC 1 ROUTINE CHECK UP 3 ROUTINE CHECK UP AT WORKING PLACE 1 ROUTINE CHECK-UPS AT WORK WHICH ARE MANDATORY. 1 1 Referal by a field worker in the previous CVD study 1 Reffered by Aa medical personnel 1 Relatives 1 SHE GOES TO GET DRUGS FOR REDUCING PRESSURE AND AT THE SAME TIME MEASURED 1 SHE KNEW 1 SHE WAS SICK 1 SHE WAS SICK AND MADE HER TO VISIT THE CLINIC 1 SICKNESS 2 SICKNESS MADE HIM GO TO ANY HOSPITAL 1 She was unwell and therefore went for medical check-up 1 She went for medication 1 She went for medication at the health centre 1 TAKEN BY FAMILY MEMBER 1 THE EMPLOYEES FROM THEIR COMPANY ARE NORMALLY CHECKED AFTER SOMETIME 1 THE RESPONDENT JUST WENT FOR A REGULAR CHECKUP 1 THE SON 1 THEY IS NORMALLY A CHECK UP IN THEIR COMPANY 1 THEY JUST CAME AND INTRODUCED THEMSELVES 1 THEY JUST WENT FOR CHECK UP 1 THIS IS A POLICY IN THE COMPANY WHERE HE WORKS THAT ONE HAS TO BE CHECKED AFTER THREE MONTHS. 1 THROUGH A FRIEND 1 THROUGH FRIENDS 1 THROUGH RELATIVES 1 1 TOLD BY A CLOSE FRIEND 1 TOLD BY A FRIEND 2 TOLD BY A RELATIVE 1 TOOK HIMSELF TO THE HEALTH FACILITY 1 Their employer usually recommends a nurse who takes the preasure measurements from all workers atleast anually. 1 Through Friends 1 Told by a friend 2 VISIT TO THE HOSPITAL 1 VISITED 1 VISITED PLACE OF WORK 1 WAS ATTENDING HOSPITAL AFTER AN ILLNESS 1 WAS FEELING UNWEL 1 WAS GIVEN AN APPOINTMENT TO GO THERE FROM A DOCTOR 1 WAS PREGNANT 1 WAS REFERRED TO THAT HOSPITAL FROM ANOTHER CLINIC 1 WAS SICK 8 1 WAS SICK AND ATTENDED CLINIC FOR TREATMENT. 1 WAS SICK AND HAD GONE TO CLINIC TO SEEK MEDICATION 1 WAS SICK AND HAD TO GO AND GET MEDICATION 1 WAS SICK AND REFERRED BY FRIENDS 1 WAS SICK AND SHE ATTENDED CLINIC FOR TREATMENT 1 WAS SICK AND WENT TO THE HOSPITAL TO SEEK TREATMENT. 1 WAS SICK SO HE ATTENDED CLINIC FOR TREATMENT 1 WAS SICK SO SHE ATTENDED CLINIC FOR TREATMENT 1 WAS TAKEN TO HOSPITAL BY HER KIDS 1 WAS TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL BY HER CHILD BECAUSE OF OTHER HEALTH PROBLEMS THAT RESULTED TO PRESSURE 1 WENT AS I WAS TAKING MY NEPHEW 1 WENT FOR DIAGNOSIS 1 WENT FOR REGULARCHECK UP 1 WENT FOR TREATMENT OF OTHER AILMENT 1 WORK MATES 1 WORKMATES 4 WORKPLACE 1 Was taken there while sick to get treatment by family members 1 Went for medication 1 Went for medication at Buruburu health center 1 Work station policy 1 after admission 1 aphrc reaserch 2008/2009 1 check up at work place 1 coincidence in the city 1 company policy 2 company's policy 1 companys policy 1 compulsory testing by the company 1 doctor around who advised 1 employer 1 family 1 family member 2 family members 1 friend 1 friends 2 from friends 1 gone for a regular medical check up 1 home visit 1 home visit by APHRC workers 1 hospital referal 1 hospital visit 1 information from relatives 1 its a job requirement hence from work. 1 its awell known health centre[makadara H.C] 1 just went to the hospital for check up 1 near home 1 neighbour 1 next to house 2 next to rural home 1 official hospital visit 1 pLACE OF WORK. wORKS IN A HOSPITAL 1 patient at kenyatta 1 people 2 reffered by Doctor 1 reffered by doctor 2 reffered from mary emerculate to kenyatta national hospital 1 respondent used to take her children for clinic to the hospital 1 routine check up 1 taken by fellow employers 1 visit to the facility 1 was refered by field workers in a previous survey (CVD 2009) 1 was sick 1 went for check up 1 went for clinic 1 word of mouth 1 How would you rate the quality of air in the community? 5665 30 1 Very High 118 2 High 396 3 Moderate 1275 4 Low 2089 5 Very Low 1787 Sysmiss 30 How would you rate the quality of air in your house? How would you rate the quality of air in your house? Would you say it is: 5664 31 1 Very High 282 2 High 1348 3 Moderate 2616 4 Low 1025 5 Very Low 393 Sysmiss 31 Annoyance level of outdoor air pollution 5670 25 1 Very High 203 2 High 299 3 Moderate 1098 4 Low 1873 5 Very Low 2197 Sysmiss 25 Annoyance level of indoor air pollution 5667 28 1 Very High 1477 2 High 1710 3 Moderate 1622 4 Low 516 5 Very Low 342 Sysmiss 28 5674 21 1 Yes 3348 2 No 2326 Sysmiss 21 Vehicle emissions is source of air pollution 5671 24 1 Yes 925 2 No 4746 Sysmiss 24 Industrial emissions is source of air pollution 5666 29 1 Yes 1106 2 No 4560 Sysmiss 29 Cooking fuels is source of air pollution 5668 27 1 Yes 1087 2 No 4581 Sysmiss 27 Burning trash is source of air pollution 5673 22 1 Yes 3501 2 No 2172 Sysmiss 22 Smelly sewage is source of air pollution 5674 21 1 Yes 4648 2 No 1026 Sysmiss 21 Cigarette smoking is source of air pollution 5669 26 1 Yes 919 2 No 4750 Sysmiss 26 5666 29 1 Yes 702 2 No 4964 Sysmiss 29 698 0 AIR NOT POLLUTED 4 BAD AIR FROM DUMP SITE DANDORA 1 BAD SMELL FROM SEWERAGE TREATMENT PLANT 1 BAD SMELL FROM THE TOILET 1 BAD SMELL FROM THE TOILETS 5 BAD TOILETS 1 BLOCKED DRAINAGE CHANNELS & IMPROPER SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL 1 BURNING METALS 1 CARELESS DUMPING OF GABBAGE 1 CHANG'AA DENS 1 CHANGAA BREWERIES 1 CHANGAA DENS 2 CHARCOAL 1 CHEMICALS 1 CHEMICALS AND SMOK FROM DUMP SITE 1 CHOO 10 1 1 CHOO CHAFU 1 CHOO CHAFU LACK OF SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE SYSTEMS 1 CHOO HARUFU 1 CHOO HUMAN WASTE 1 CHOO KUJA 1 CHOO KUNUKA 36 CHOO KUNUKA.. 1 1 CHOO/ TOILETS 1 CONGESTION 2 1 CONGESTION LACK OF TOILETS DIRTY ENVIRONMENT 1 COOKING BUSINESSES BY THE ROAD SIDE. 1 Congetion within the slum 1 DAMP SITE 1 DANDORA DUMPING SITE 1 DANDORA DUMPSITE 1 DIRTY ENVIRONMENT 1 DIRTY STAGNANT WATER 1 DIRTY WATER 1 DUMP SITE SEWAGE TOILETS 1 DUMPED WASTE AND HUMAN WASTE 1 DUMPING 7 1 DUMPING CHANGAA DENS 1 DUMPING CONGESTION 2 DUMPING CONGESTION TOILETS 1 DUMPING LACK OF TOILETS 1 DUMPING OF SMELLING WASTE EVERYWHERE. 1 DUMPING OF SMELLY WASTE AND FEACES 1 DUMPING OF WASTE 4 DUMPING OF WASTE AND FEACES 2 DUMPING OF WASTE EVERWHERE AND LACK OF TOILETS. 1 DUMPING SITE AT MUKURU 2 DUMPING SITES 1 DUMPING TOILETS 2 DUMPSITE AND CONGESTION 1 Dandora Dumping Site 1 Dandora dumpsite 2 Decomposing/smelling waste matter 1 Domestic Waste Carelessly Dumped. 1 Domestic/ Human waste materials 1 Dumping garbage and pit latrines 1 Dumping site 1 Dumping stool everywhere 1 Dumping trush anyhow 1 EMPTYING OF TOILET 1 EMPTYING OF TOILETS 4 EMPTYING OF TOILETS . HUMAN WASTE DISPOSAL 1 EMPTYING OF TOILETS AND THE SMELL THAT COMES OUT OF THAT 1 EMPTYING OF TOILETS. 1 EMPTYING TOILETS 1 FLIYING TOILETS 1 FLY TOILET 4 FLYING TOILET AND PEOPLE EMPTYING SEWERAGE 1 FLYING TOILETS 32 Flying toilets 1 GABARGE HEAPS 1 GABBAGE FROM DANDORA AND FROM KARIOBANGI SWEPT BY FLOODS INTO KOCH 1 GARBAGE DISPOSED 1 GARBAGE HEAPS 3 GARBAGE SITE 1 GARBAGGE HEAPS 1 Garbage 7 1 Garbage thown everywhere 1 Garbage thrown everywhere 1 1 HARUFU MBAYA YA CHANGAA INAYOMWAGWA MITARONI. 1 HARUFU YA KUFUGA WANYAMA KAMA KUKU AU BATA KWA PLOTI 1 1 HUMAN ACTIVITIES (LACK OF TOILETS) 1 HUMAN BEINGS 1 HUMAN WASTE 1 Human waste disposed everywhere 1 IMPROPER SANITARY FACILITIES 1 IMPROPER WASTE DISPOSAL & SETTLEMENT STRUCTURES LACK PROPER SANTARY FACILITIES 1 IMPROVERISHED CONDITIONS OF SANITARY FACILITIES 1 Irresponsibly disposed of human wastes 1 KOROBOI (TIN LAMP) 1 KUMWAGA TAKATAKA 1 KUTUPA TAKA AND DIRTY WATER 1 KUTUPA TAKATAKA 2 KUTUPA TAKATAKA KWA BARARANI 1 LACK OF ADEQUATE SANITARY FACILITIES THUS LATRINES 1 LACK OF DRAINAGE SYSTEM. POOR HOUSE STRUCTURE WHICH SHOULD BE UPGRADED 1 1 LACK OF ENOUGH OXYGEN DUE TO CONGESTION 1 LACK OF LATRINES(fling toilet) 1 LACK OF PROPER SANITARY FACILITIES 1 LACK OF SANITARY FACILITIES & PROPER DUMPING SITES 1 LACK OF SEWER SYSTEMS 1 LACK OF SEWER SYSTEMS TOILETS CONGESTION 1 LACK OF SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE SYSTEMS. 1 LACK OF SEWERAGE SYSTEM 1 LACK OF TOILETS 8 1 LACK OF TOILETS AND DUMPING OF WASTE EVERYWHERE. 1 LACK OF TOILETS CARELESS DUMPING 1 LACK OF TOILETS DUMPING 1 LACK OF TOILETS LEADING TO POOR DISPOSAL OF WASTE 1 LACK OF TOILETS POOR HOUSING 1 LACK OF TOILETS(flying toilet) 1 LATRINES 6 LOCAL BREWERIES 1 LOCAL BREWERS BURN RUBBER 1 LOCAL BREWS 3 Lack of propper dumping sites and flowing swerage 1 Lack of toilets leading to poor disposal of waste 2 Latrines 3 Leaking Pit Latrines 1 Leaking/Smelling Latrines 1 M UKURU 1 MATOPE 1 MOSHI WA BANGI 2 MOSHI WA BHANGI 1 1 MOSHI YA BANGI 1 MOSHI YA BOMA 1 MOTORCYCLE 1 MOTORCYCLES 1 MUKURU 1 MUKURU DUMPING SITE 4 1 NAIROBI RIVER 1 NGONG RIVER 1 NIGHT DUMPING 1 NO AIR POLLUTION 1 NOISE 1 NONE 35 Nairobi River 3 Nairobi river 1 1 No ltrines and toilet 1 No propper mechanism of disporsing wastes 1 No trees in the region 1 None 1 OPEN SEWAGES 3 OPEN SEWAGES AND LATRINES 1 OPEN SEWAGES/LOCAL BREWERS BURNING RUBBER 1 OPEN TOILETS 1 OVERFLOWING SEWAGES 1 OVERFLOWING SEWAGES/LATRINES 1 Open Sewege 1 Open sewege 1 Over population 1 Overflowing latrines 1 PEOPLE 6 PETROLEUM 1 PIGS 1 PIGS AND CHICKEN 1 PIGS REARED IN THE NEIBHOURHOOD VERY SMELLY 1 PIKIPIKI 5 PIT LATRINES 7 PLASTIC BAGS 8 POOR GARBAGE DISPOSAL 1 POOR GARBAGE DISPOSAL LEADING TO HOUSEFLIES FLYING INTO THE HOUSES. 1 1 POOR SANITARY CONDITIONS 2 POOR SEWER SYSTEM 1 POOR SEWER SYSTEMS GARBAGE SITE 1 POOR SEWERS 1 POOR WASTES DISPOSAL 1 POURED BEER 1 POVERTY 1 Poor disposal of domestic waste 1 1 Poorlly disposed waste matter 1 Poorly disposed domestic wastes 1 Poorly disposed faecal waste 1 Poorly disposed human waste matter 1 RIVER NAIROBI NEARBY 1 ROTTEN GABBAGE 1 SEWAGE 6 1 SEWAGE LATRINES 1 SEWAGES 1 SEWAGES OVERFLOWING 1 SEWERAGE SYSTEMS 2 SHARED and or LACK OF LATRINES/ such sharing leads to spillage sometimes. 1 SHELTER BEING VERY CLOSE TO ONE ANOTHER 1 SMEL FROM DUMPED WASTE 1 SMEL FROM DUMPED WASTES 1 SMELL DUMPING FROM DUMPING WASTE AND FEACES 1 SMELL DUMPING OF WASTE 1 SMELL FROM CHANG'AA BREWING 1 SMELL FROM DMPED WASTE 1 SMELL FROM DUMPED OF WASTE 2 SMELL FROM DUMPED WASTE 17 SMELL FROM DUMPED WASTE ESPECIALLY FEASES 1 SMELL FROM DUMPED WASTE. 1 SMELL FROM DUMPED WASTES 1 SMELL FROM DUMPING OF WASTE SUCH AS FEACES 1 SMELL FROM DUMPING SITES 1 SMELL FROM FLYING TOILETS 1 SMELL FROM MUKURU DUMPING SITE 3 SMELL FROM NAIROBI RIVER 1 SMELL FROM POORLY DISPOSED GARBAGE AND CONGESTION 1 SMELL FROM TOILETS 1 SMELL FROM WASTE AND FEACES 2 SMELL OF RAW SEWAGE FLOWNG INTO THE RIVER. 1 SMELLING RIVER 5 SMELLING WASTE 1 SMELLY CHANGAA DENS SMELLY WASTES 1 SMELLY DUMP SITE 1 SMELLY DUMPSITE 11 SMELLY DUMPSITE AND RIVER 1 SMELLY DUMPSITE CONGESTION 2 SMELLY DUMPSITE RIVER 1 SMELLY DUMPSITE TOILETS 4 SMELLY GARBAGES 1 SMELLY T0ILETS 1 SMELLY TOILET 1 SMELLY TOILETS 10 SMELLY TRASH 6 SMELLY TRASH TOILETS 1 SMELLY WASTES 2 SMELY DUMPSITE 1 SMLL 1 SMOKE 2 SMOKE FROM TRAIN 1 SPILLING LATRINES 1 SPRAYS 1 STADNANT WATER 1 STINKING TOILET NEXT TO THE HOUSE 1 STINKING TOILETS 2 STOOL DISPOSAL 1 Sewer systems 1 Sewerage overflowing 1 Smell from Dandora Dumped Site 1 Smelling Nairobi river flowing nearby 1 TAKATAKA 2 1 TAKATAKA BARABARANI 1 TAKATAKA BARARANI 1 TAKATAKA DUE TO LACK OF DUMPING SITES 1 TAKATAKA KUTUPWA BARABARANI 1 TAKATAKA KUTUPWA KWA BARABARA 2 TAKATAKA KWA BARABARA 1 TAKATAKAKUTUPWA KILA MAHALI 1 THERE IS NO SOURCE OF POLLUTION IN KOROGOCHO 1 TOILET 1 1 TOILETS 41 1 1 1 1 TOILETS CHANGAA DENS 2 TOILETS CONGESTION 1 TOILETS CONGESTION CHANGAA DENS 1 TOILETS CONGESTION SMELLY WASTES 1 TOILETS DUMP SITE 1 TOILETS DUMPING 5 TOILETS SEWER SYSTEMS BREAKAGES 1 TOILETS SMELLING WHEN BEING EMPTIED 1 TOILETS SMELLY RIVER 1 TOILETS SMELLY TRASH 4 TOILETS SMELLY WASTES 1 TOILETS WHEN BEING EMPTIED. SPRAYS LADIES USE 1 The nearby Dandora dumpsite. 1 Toilets situated next to houses 1 UCHAFU KUTOKA HOSPITALI 1 UCHAFU KUTUPWA POPOTE 1 UCHAFU KWA BARABARA 1 UNCLEAN WATER 2 UNCOLLECTED GABARGE 1 UNCOLLECTED GARBAGE 1 URINE 1 UZOAJI TAKATAKA 1 WASTE 1 WASTE DISPOSAL AT MUKURU 1 WASTE FROM THE COMPANIES 1 WHEN EMPTYING TOILETS 1 bhang 1 careless disposal of gabbage 1 careless disposal of gabbage and waste 1 careless disposal of human wastes. 1 careless disposal of waste and gabbage 1 careless disposal of waste due to lack of toilets 1 careless dumping of gabbage 1 careless dumping of gabbage and lack of toilets 1 careless dumping of gabbage and waste 1 careless dumping of gabbage on the street 1 careless waste disposal 1 cattle dung as cattle are kept nearby. 1 changaa dens 1 children peeing anywhere 1 children wastes left anyhow. 1 choo 1 choo chafu 1 choo kunuka 3 1 congestion 1 dadora dump site 1 dead animals 1 dirty water[sewage] 1 dont know 1 dumping 2 dumping of trush anyhow by residents. 1 dumping of trush anyhow. 1 emmmissions from the dandora dumpsite 1 fLOWING SEWERAGE LINES 1 fly toilets 1 flying toilets 4 1 garbage 1 he is ok with it 1 human waste disposal anyhow by the street 1 irresonsible disporsal of wastes 1 irresponsible disporsal of wases 1 irresponsible disporsal of wastes 2 lack of enough latrines 1 lack of enough toilets leading to poor disposal of waste 1 lack of proper toilets leading to poor disposal of waste 1 lack of toilets 3 latrines 4 no enough toilets 1 none 2 oor drainage system 1 overcrowding 1 overflowimg sewerage 1 overflowing human waste from latrines 1 overflown sewer lnes 1 overflown sewer systems 1 overflown sewerage 1 people deficating anywhere 1 people dumping their stool anywhere. 1 people peeing everywhere 1 pit latrines 1 poor disporsal of waste 1 poor disporsal of wastes 1 poor drainage 1 poorly disposed garbage 1 raering of pigs 1 rotten garbage at the market 1 sewage 2 sewage near by 1 sewarage flowing 1 sewer systems 1 smelly latrines and flying toilets 1 spilling latrine pits 1 spilling latrine to trenches 1 spilling latrines and trench urination 1 street corridor urination 1 street disposal of human waste 1 street urination 1 street urination. 1 takataka kutupwa kila mahali 1 the way the houses are conjested 1 toilet scrap wastes 1 toilets 2 urination by both adults and children on footpaths in mitaros 1 urination in the trench lines. 1 urination on the trenches and pathways 1 urination on trenches. 1 vyoo 1 waste emissions from provide hospital 1 How severe is air pollution from Dust ? 5262 433 0 None 1714 1 Low 385 2 Moderate 940 3 High 1504 4 Very High 698 8 Don’t Know 21 Sysmiss 433 How severe is air pollution from Vehicle emissions? 4733 962 0 None 3566 1 Low 371 2 Moderate 384 3 High 301 4 Very High 52 8 Don’t Know 59 Sysmiss 962 How severe is air pollution from Industrial emissions? 5056 639 0 None 3753 1 Low 213 2 Moderate 424 3 High 405 4 Very High 176 8 Don’t Know 85 Sysmiss 639 How severe is air pollution from Cooking fuels? 4787 908 0 None 3421 1 Low 301 2 Moderate 492 3 High 420 4 Very High 65 8 Don’t Know 88 Sysmiss 908 How severe is air pollution from Burning trash? 5230 465 0 None 1565 1 Low 179 2 Moderate 722 3 High 1467 4 Very High 1258 8 Don’t Know 39 Sysmiss 465 How severe is air pollution from Smelly sewage? 5468 227 0 None 755 1 Low 82 2 Moderate 537 3 High 1928 4 Very High 2137 8 Don’t Know 29 Sysmiss 227 How severe is air pollution from Cigarette smoking? 4741 954 0 None 3464 1 Low 493 2 Moderate 334 3 High 290 4 Very High 76 8 Don’t Know 84 Sysmiss 954 How severe is air pollution from Other ? 4136 1559 0 None 3427 1 Low 37 2 Moderate 78 3 High 225 4 Very High 311 8 Don’t Know 58 Sysmiss 1559 How much health risk do you think each of the following is to you and your family? 5466 229 0 None 384 1 Low 1320 2 Moderate 1454 3 High 1572 4 Very High 700 8 Don’t Know 36 Sysmiss 229 How much health risk do you think each of the following is to you and your family? 5049 646 0 None 1873 1 Low 1633 2 Moderate 879 3 High 511 4 Very High 91 8 Don’t Know 62 Sysmiss 646 How much health risk do you think each of the following is to you and your family? 5278 417 0 None 2557 1 Low 1078 2 Moderate 901 3 High 492 4 Very High 169 8 Don’t Know 81 Sysmiss 417 How much health risk do you think each of the following is to you and your family? 5092 603 0 None 1545 1 Low 1374 2 Moderate 1272 3 High 699 4 Very High 109 8 Don’t Know 93 Sysmiss 603 How much health risk do you think each of the following is to you and your family? 5393 302 0 None 324 1 Low 755 2 Moderate 1297 3 High 1793 4 Very High 1184 8 Don’t Know 40 Sysmiss 302 How much health risk do you think each of the following is to you and your family? 5553 142 0 None 125 1 Low 340 2 Moderate 938 3 High 2154 4 Very High 1963 8 Don’t Know 33 Sysmiss 142 How much health risk do you think each of the following is to you and your family? 5047 648 0 None 1633 1 Low 1894 2 Moderate 770 3 High 503 4 Very High 184 8 Don’t Know 63 Sysmiss 648 How much health risk do you think each of the following is to you and your family? 4160 1535 0 None 3395 1 Low 98 2 Moderate 98 3 High 203 4 Very High 246 8 Don’t Know 120 Sysmiss 1535 Health problems brought by air pollution - Cough/cold What health problems do you think are brought about by air pollution? 5672 23 1 Yes 4008 2 No 1664 Sysmiss 23 Health problems brought by air pollution - Difficulty breathing What health problems do you think are brought about by air pollution? 5672 23 1 Yes 2510 2 No 3162 Sysmiss 23 Health problems brought by air pollution - Eye problems What health problems do you think are brought about by air pollution? 5668 27 1 Yes 1352 2 No 4316 Sysmiss 27 Health problems brought by air pollution - Asthma What health problems do you think are brought about by air pollution? 5666 29 1 Yes 760 2 No 4906 Sysmiss 29 Health problems brought by air pollution - Cancer What health problems do you think are brought about by air pollution? 5665 30 1 Yes 381 2 No 5284 Sysmiss 30 Health problems brought by air pollution - Heart problems What health problems do you think are brought about by air pollution? 5669 26 1 Yes 829 2 No 4840 Sysmiss 26 Health problems brought by air pollution - Headache What health problems do you think are brought about by air pollution? 5666 29 1 Yes 1536 2 No 4130 Sysmiss 29 Health problems brought by air pollution - don’t know What health problems do you think are brought about by air pollution? 5667 28 1 Yes 451 2 No 5216 Sysmiss 28 Health problems brought by air pollution - Other What health problems do you think are brought about by air pollution? 5667 28 1 Yes 1106 2 No 4561 Sysmiss 28 Health problems brought by air pollution - specify What health problems do you think are brought about by air pollution? 1096 0 AFFECTS LUNGS 1 ALEAGY 1 ALERGY 7 ALLEGIES 1 ALLEGY 1 ALLERGIC REACTIONS 1 ALLERGIES 1 ALLERGY 5 1 1 AMOEBA 2 1 Amoeba 1 BILHAZIA 1 BLOATING OF THE STOMACH 1 Bronchitis 1 CANCER TB 1 CHEST BROBLEM 1 1 CHEST CONGESTION 2 CHEST PAIN 1 CHEST PAINS 1 CHEST PAINS DIARRHOEA 1 CHEST PROBLEMS 11 CHEST PROBLEMS TB 1 CHILDREN DIARRHOEA 1 CHOLERA 91 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 CHOLERA AND DIARHOEA 1 CHOLERA AND TYPHOID 2 CHOLERA DIARRHOEA 1 CHOLERA MALARIA 1 CHOLERA MALARIA TYPHOID 1 CHOLERA TB 3 CHOLERA TB DIARRHOEA 1 CHOLERA TYHOID 2 CHOLERA TYPHOID 1 1 CHOLERA TYPHOID MALARIA 1 CHOLERA TYPHOID TB 1 1 CHOLLERA 11 CHOLLERA TYPHOID 1 CHORELA 1 CONSTIPATION 1 Cholera 18 Cholera Malaria and TB 1 Cholerea 2 DIAHHOREA 1 DIAORRHEA 2 DIARAHHOEA 1 DIARHEA 1 DIARHHOEA 2 DIARHOEA 14 DIARHOEA ALLERGY 1 DIARHOEA AND STOMACH ACHE. 1 DIARHOEA CHOLERA 1 DIARHOEA TB 1 DIARHOEA TYHOID 1 DIAROHEA 2 DIARRHOEA 56 4 1 1 2 4 3 1 DIARRHOEA MALARIA 1 DIARRHOEA STOMACH PROBLEMS 4 DIARRHOEA STOMACH WORMS 1 DIARRHOEA TYPHOID 1 DIARRHOEA VOMITING 4 DIARRHOEA VOMITING SKIN DISEASES 1 1 DIORHEA 2 DIORROHEA 1 DIRHOREA 1 DISENTRY 1 DIZZY 1 DRY LIPS 1 DYSENTRY 2 Diarhea 2 Diarhoea 2 Diarhoea Vomiting 1 Diarhoea and chest pains 1 Diarrhea 1 Diarrhoea 2 Diorrrhoea and vomiting 1 ELLERGY 1 FATIGUE 1 FATIGUE TB TYPHOID 1 Garbage habours mosquits thatbring malaria 1 HEADACHE 1 HEALTH PROBLEMS RELATED TO POOR SANITARY CONDITIONS 1 HYPERTENTION 1 KIPINDUPINDU 1 KUARISHA 1 KUHARA 6 KUHARA DAMU 1 KUHARA STOMACH-ACHE 1 KUHARA TB TYPHOID CHOLERA 1 LOSS OF APPETITE 2 MALARIA 92 1 1 1 1 1 3 2 MALARIA AND CHOLLERA 1 MALARIA AND DIARHOEA 1 MALARIA CHOLERA 1 MALARIA DIARHOEA 1 MALARIA DIARHOEA AND CHOLERA 1 MALARIA DIARRHOEA 1 MALARIA DIARRHOEA AMOEBA 1 MALARIA DUE TO BREEDING OF MOSQUITOS IN THE BLOCKED DRAINAGE SYSTEMS AND TYPHOID 1 MALARIA FATIGUE 1 MALARIA KUHARA 1 MALARIA PNEUMONIA 2 MALARIA PNEUMONIA TB 1 MALARIA SKIN DISORDERS 1 MALARIA STOMACH PROBLEMS 1 MALARIA STOMACH-ACHE 1 MALARIA TB 6 MALARIA TYHOID 2 MALARIA TYPHOID 3 MALARIA/TYPHOID 2 MALRIA 1 MALRIA TYHOID 1 1 MOSQUITO INFESTATION 1 Malaria 10 1 1 1 Malaria caused by mosquitoes breeding in sewage 1 Measles 1 NAUSEA 6 1 NAUSEA AND STOMACH ACHE 1 NO EFFECTS 1 NONE 9 PNEUMONIA TB 1 PNEUMONIA TYPHOID STOMACH PROBLEMS DIARRHOEA 1 Pneumonia 2 REDUCED REASONING/THINKING CAPACITY 1 REMOVES HER TEATH/ DENTAL PROBLEMS 1 Respiratory problems 1 Respiratory problems due to bad odour from sewage 1 SANITARY PROBLEMS 1 SKIN ALLERGIC REACTIONS 1 SKIN CONDITIONS MALARIA 1 SKIN RASHES 1 SNEEZING 2 STOMACH ACHE 9 STOMACH ACHE AND CHEST PAIN 1 STOMACH ACHE AND MALARIA 1 STOMACH ACHES 1 STOMACH GAS 1 STOMACH PROBLEMS 13 STOMACH PROBLEMS AND DIARHOEA 1 STOMACH PROBLEMS DIARRHOEA 1 STOMACH PROBLEMS IN THE CHIDREN 1 STOMACH PROBLEMS TB 1 STOMACH PROBLEMS(GAS) 1 STOMACH PROBLEMS. 1 STOMACH-ACHE 1 STOMACH-ACHE CHOLERA TYPHOID 1 STOMACHACHE 11 STOMACHE 2 STOMACHE PROBLEMS 1 STOMACHE UPSETS 1 STOMATCHACHE 1 SWOLLEN STOMACH 1 Skin Problems 1 Stomach ach 1 T.B 5 TB 160 1 3 1 2 1 1 1 TB AND ALLERGY 1 TB CHOLERA 4 TB CHOLERA DIARRHOEA 1 TB CHOLERA TYPHOID 1 TB CHOLERA TYPHOID DYSENTRY 1 TB DIARHOEA 1 TB DIARRHOEA 1 TB MALARIA 8 TB MALARIA AND TYPHOID 1 TB MALARIA CHOLERA 1 TB MALARIA DIARRHOEA 1 TB MALARIA PNEUMONIA 1 TB TYHOID 3 TB TYPHOID CHOLERA 1 TB TYPHOID KUHARA 1 TB and Cholera 1 TB and Malaria 1 THYOID 1 THYOID CHOLERA 1 TUBER CULOSIS 1 TUBERCHLOSIS 1 TUBERCLOSIS 5 TUBERCULOSIS 6 TUBERCULOSIS TYPHOID 1 TUBERCULOSIS TYPHOID MALARIA AND SKIN PROBLEMS. 1 TYHOID 7 TYHOID DIARRHOEA 1 TYHOID MALARIA 6 TYHOID TB 2 TYPHOID 52 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 TYPHOID AND DIARHEOA 1 TYPHOID AND MALARIA 3 TYPHOID CHOLERA 2 1 TYPHOID KUHARA T.B 1 TYPHOID MALARIA 1 1 TYPHOID MALARIA AND DIARRHOEA 1 TYPHOID MALARIA CHOLERA TB 1 TYPHOID PNEUMONIA STOMACHACHE 1 TYPHOID TB 1 TYPHOID TUBERCULOSIS AND SKIN DISEASES 1 Tuberculosis 5 Typhoid 9 1 Typhoid and diarrhoea. 1 Typhoid malaria and Diarhoea 1 Typhoid malaria and TB 1 ULCERS 1 VOMITING 8 1 VOMITING CHOLERA DIARRHOEA 1 VOMITING STOMACH PROBLEMS 1 VOMITING.STOMACH PAINS 1 VOMITNG AND DIARRHOEA 1 Vomiting 1 airborne diseases 1 1 allergies 2 allergy 1 1 chest problems 2 choera 2 cholera 40 1 cholera and diahrrea 2 cholera and diarrhoea 1 cholera and typhoid 5 cholera and typhoid. 1 cholera diarrhoea 1 cholera typhoid 3 cholera typhoid and diarrhoea 2 cholera typhoidand diarrhoea 1 chollera 1 diahrrea 1 diaorrhea 1 diarhoea 1 diarhoea TB 1 diarrhoea 12 1 3 1 1 diarrhoea and typhoid 2 diarrhoea cholera 3 diarrhoea cholera & typhoid 1 diarrhoea typhoid and cholera 1 diarrrhoea 1 dysentry cholera and diarrhoea 1 injuries 1 latrines 1 malaria 8 1 1 malaria TB 1 malaria and typhoid 3 malaria due to mosquitoes breeding in sewage 1 malri and diarrhoea 1 nausea 3 none 2 own experience 1 personal experience 1 sSTOMACH ACHE 1 skin rashes 1 sneeezing 1 stomach problems 2 stomach problems due to bad odour from sewage. 1 stomach problems vomiting 1 tb 1 1 1 tuberculosis 2 typhoid 11 1 1 1 1 typhoid and cholera 1 typhoid and cholera/diarrhoea 1 typhoid cholera 2 typhoid cholera and diarrhoea 1 typhoid cholera and diarrhoea. 2 typhoid diarrhoea 1 typhoid diarrhoea and cholera 2 vomiting 1 Health problems brought by air pollution - Other What health problems do you think are brought about by air pollution? 5665 30 1 Yes 220 2 No 5445 Sysmiss 30 Health problems brought by air pollution - specify What health problems do you think are brought about by air pollution? 214 0 ALLERGIES 1 ALLERGY 3 AMOEBA 1 1 Body rashes and itches 1 CHEST PROBLEMS 4 CHOLERA 13 1 1 CHOLLERA 5 Cholera 7 Choleria 1 DHIORHEA 1 DIARHOEA 3 DIARHOEA AND CHOLERA 1 DIARHOEA TYPHOID 1 DIARRHEA 1 DIARRHOEA 10 DIARRHOEA MALARIA 1 DIRHOREA 2 DIRRHOEA 1 DYSENTRY 2 Diarrhea 1 Diarrhoea 1 Dysentry 1 FEELING OF VOMITING 1 HEADACHE 1 HEART DISEASES 1 MALAIA/TYPHOID 1 MALARIA 21 1 MALARIA/TYPHOID 1 Malaria 3 NAUSEA 1 NO HEALTH PROBLEM 1 NONE 4 NUSEA AND ALERGY 1 PNEUMONIA 1 PRESSURE 1 SKIN DISEASES 1 SKIN RASHES 1 SNEEZING 1 STOMACH ACHE 2 STOMACH PROBLEMS 2 1 STOMACH PROBLEMS CHOLERA TYPHOID 1 STOMACHACHE 1 STOMACHE 1 T.B 2 TB 23 TB AND TYPHOID 1 TB DIARRHOEA 1 TB MALARIA 1 TB MALARIA TYPHOID CHOLERA 1 TB TYPHOID 1 TB Typhoid Malaria 1 TUBERCLOSIS 2 TUBERCULOSIS 2 TYHPHOID 1 TYPHOID 19 1 TYPHOID/MALARIA 1 TYPHOID/MALRIA 1 Typhod 1 Typhoid 3 Typhoid and Cholera 1 VOMITING 6 allergy 1 chest problems 2 cholera 5 cholera malaria and typhoid 1 chollera 1 dhiarhoea 1 1 diarrohea 1 he is ok 1 liver cancer 1 1 malari 1 malaria 3 malaria due to mosquitoes breeding in sewage. and cholera 1 nausea 4 none 2 tb 1 typhoid 1 1 Source of information regarding air pollution- Radio 5669 26 1 Yes 2196 2 No 3473 Sysmiss 26 Source of information regarding air pollution- Television 5666 29 1 Yes 802 2 No 4864 Sysmiss 29 Source of information regarding air pollution- Newsapers/magazines 5665 30 1 Yes 332 2 No 5333 Sysmiss 30 Source of information regarding air pollution- Barazas 5670 25 1 Yes 849 2 No 4821 Sysmiss 25 Source of information regarding air pollution- Health workers/facilities 5667 28 1 Yes 1189 2 No 4478 Sysmiss 28 Source of information regarding air pollution- Other sources 5667 28 1 Yes 273 2 No 5394 Sysmiss 28 Other source of information regarding air pollution-specified 266 0 A CHAT FRO FRIENDS 1 A CHAT FROM FRIENDS 1 A CHAT FROM FRIENDS AT THE MARKET 1 ADVICE FROM A FRIEND 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS POSTERS 1 At part time work place 1 BOOKS 1 CHAT FROM FRIENDS 1 CHILDHOOD EDUCATION. 1 CHURCH GATHERINGS AND CHAMA 1 CHURCHES AND MOSQUES 1 CLINIC 1 COLLEGUE AT WORK 1 CUMMUNITY. 1 DOCTOR 1 DOCTORS 1 EXPERIENCE 3 EXPERIENCE AND FRIENDS. 1 Early school teachings on hygiene. 1 Experience 1 FAMILY 1 FAMILY AND FRIENDS 5 FAMILY MEMBERS 1 FLYERS 1 FRIENDS 39 FRIENDS AND FAMILY 4 FRIENDS AND RELATIVES 2 FRIENDS AND RELATIVES. 1 FRIENDS AND WORK-MATES 1 FROM A CHAT FROM A FRIEND 1 FROM FRIENDS 3 FROM FRIENDS AND FAMILY 1 FROM OTHER PEOPLE 2 FROM PEOPLE 2 Friends 1 From childhood experience. 2 From childood experience. 1 Group Training (TIKA) 1 HAD FROM PEOPLE 1 HE IS A ST JOHN'S AMBULANCE CADET SO HE ATTENDS VARIOUS SEMINARS TALKING ABOUT THIS TOPICS. 1 HEALTH SEMINARS 1 HEARD FROM FRIENDS 1 HER FRIENDS CONVERSING ABOUT AIR POLLUTION 1 HOSPITAL 3 HOSPITALI 3 HOSPITALS 1 HUSBAND 1 IN CHURCH SERVICE 2 IN CHURCH SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT 1 JUMUIYA/ CHURCH 1 KWA WENZAKE 2 MALARIA 1 MIRADI 1 N G O 1 NEIGHBOURS 2 NEMA 2 NGO'S 1 Never been keen at listening to such issues 1 ORGANIZATION -jhpiego 1 OTHER ORGANIZATIONS 2 OTHER PEOPLE 4 OWN KNOWLEDGE 2 PEOPLE 1 PEOPLE SPEAKING OF POLLUTION 1 PERSONAL EXPERIENCE 2 PERSONAL EXPERIENCE. 1 POEPLE DISCUSING 1 POSTERS 7 POSTERS WITH EDUCATIVE HEALTH MESSAGE 1 PUBLIC AWARENESS 1 PUBLIC ROAD SHOWS BROADCASTS 1 Personal experience. 2 Posters from ministry of health 1 Public annoucements through road shows 1 READING ENVIROMENTAL BOOKS 1 RELIGIOUS LEADERS 1 RELIGIOUS MEETINGS 1 RELIGIOUS SEMINARS 1 RELIGIOUS SERVICES 2 Reading books on health related topics 1 SCHOOL 13 SCHOOL MEETINGS 1 SCHOOLING 1 SELF HELP GROUPS 1 SEMINAR 2 SEMINARS 8 SEMINARS ON AIR POLLUTION 1 SEMINAS 1 SHE HAS HEARD PEOPLE TAKING ABOUT POLLUTION AND ITS EFFECTS 1 SHE HEARS FROM NEIGHBOURS 1 SHOOLS 1 SOCIAL GROUPS 1 SUPPORT GROUPS 1 Seminar on marternal and neonatal health care 1 Siminars 1 TRAINING AND SEMINARS 1 Training of community health workers 1 VARIOUS ORGANISATIONS 1 WORKMATES 2 WORKPLACE 1 Women Groups 1 at work 1 bill boards 1 books 1 church 1 educative posters 1 experiece 1 experience 7 experience and even from childhood education. 1 experience from childhood 1 experience. 5 expreience. 1 flip charts 1 floating information. 1 friends 3 friends. 1 from childhood experience. 1 from from all and self experience. 1 from peple in the streets 1 group discussions 2 group therapy 1 health facilities within slum 1 heath centers within and outside slum 1 his own experience. 1 hospital 1 individual eperience. 1 individual experience. 1 internet 1 neighbours 1 ngo 1 own experience 2 own experience and arly childhood education. 1 own experience. 5 own knowledge 1 people 1 personal experience 1 personal experience. 1 posters 3 primary schooling 2 religious teachings 1 seminars 1 social group discussions 2 social groups discussions 1 work mates 1 youth groups 4 Source of information regarding air pollution- Never heard 5667 28 1 Yes 2311 2 No 3356 Sysmiss 28 1st BP Reading-Systolic 1st BP Reading 5603 92 18 240 125.198 21.319 1st BP Reading-Diastolic 1st BP Reading 5603 92 21 148 82.511 13.028 1st BP Reading-Pulse rate 1st BP Reading 5603 92 32 158 75.202 13.433 2nd BP Reading-Systolic 2n BP Reading 5602 93 12 234 122.985 20.471 2nd BP Reading-Diastolic 2n BP Reading 5602 93 8 167 81.415 12.786 2nd BP Reading-Pulse rate 2n BP Reading 5601 94 14 161 75.134 13.202 3rd BP Reading-Systolic 3rd BP Reading 5599 96 19 218 121.637 19.99 3rd BP Reading-Diastolic 3rd BP Reading 5599 96 4 196 80.795 12.855 3rd BP Reading-Pulse rate 3rd BP Reading 5597 98 30 168 75.709 13.073 Average BP Reading-Systolic Average BP Reading 5608 87 33 227 122.864 20.276 Average BP Reading 5558 137 24 143 81.124 12.521 Average BP Reading 5548 147 20 372 74.882 13.636 Can respondent stand up? 5661 34 1 5625 2 36 Sysmiss 34 Measured height in cm-1st Reading 5575 120 7 210.5 164.294 10.693 Measured height in cm Measured height in cm-2nd Reading 5575 120 7 210.5 164.243 10.854 Measured height in cm Average height in cm-2nd Reading 5569 126 7 210.5 163.832 12.279 Measured height in cm Measured waist circumference in cm -1st Reading 5578 117 31.9 181 65.103 13.297 Measured waist circumference in cm Measured waist circumference in cm -2nd Reading 5578 117 32.1 635.5 65.233 15.411 Measured waist circumference in cm Average waist circumference in cm -2nd Reading 5558 137 21.5 498.9 65.072 15.235 Measured waist circumference in cm Measured weight in kg - 1st Reading 5575 120 7 660.5 84.48 13.952 Measured weight in kg Measured weight in kg - 2nd Reading 5576 119 7 174 84.391 11.625 Measured weight in kg Average weight in kg - 2nd Reading 5543 152 7 363.7 84.177 12.648 Measured weight in kg Measured hip circumference in cm - 1st Reading 5573 122 7 199 96.423 11.779 Measured hip circumference in cm Measured hip circumference in cm - 2nd Reading 5573 122 7 870 96.584 15.733 Measured hip circumference in cm Average hip circumference in cm - 2nd Reading 5541 154 7 478.5 96.05 13.677 Measured hip circumference in cm Body Mass Index 5564 131 10 439.7 24.511 10.123 Body Mass Index Respondet eligible for Blood Glucose Respondent eligible for Blood Glucose? 140 mmHg OR AVERAGE DIASTOLIC IS > 90 mmHg THEN PERFORM BLOOD SUGAR TEST]]> 5634 61 1 Yes 2501 2 No 3133 Sysmiss 61 At what time did you last have a meal? At what time did you last have a meal? (RECORD TIME IN 24 HR FORMAT) 2719 2976 1640995200000 1641081540000 1641046425126.88 15684301.725 Current time 2719 2976 1640995200000 1641081540000 1641046425126.88 15684301.725 Blood glucose 1662 4033 2.6 31.1 6.388 2.413 Blood glucose End Time 5646 49 1640995200000 1641081420000 1641047159415.52 15604007.443 Assessment of the respondent's cooperation What is your assessment of the respondent's cooperation? 5632 63 1 Very Good 2190 2 Good 2813 3 Moderate 588 4 Bad 35 5 Very Bad 6 Sysmiss 63 Accuracy and completeness of the respondent's answers What is your evaluation of the accuracy and completeness of the respondent's answers? 5630 65 1 Very High 1432 2 High 3211 3 Average 954 4 Low 32 5 Very Low 1 Sysmiss 65 Respondent's comprehension of issues discussed What is your assessment of the respondent's comprehension of issues discussed? 5629 66 1 Very Good 1255 2 Good 3221 3 Moderate 1112 4 Bad 39 5 Very Bad 2 Sysmiss 66 Respondent's concentration and attentiveness during the interview What is your assessment of the respondent's concentration and attentiveness during the interview? 5630 65 1 Very Good 1615 2 Good 3232 3 Moderate 745 4 Bad 32 5 Very Bad 6 Sysmiss 65 Extent of the respondent digressing during the interview What is your assessment on the extent of the respondent digressing during the interview ? 5629 66 1 To a very great extent 333 2 To a great extent 423 3 Neither great or small extent 1360 4 To a small extent 1359 5 To a very small extent 2154 Sysmiss 66 Questions with doubtful answers Questions with doubtful answers 5619 00 51 000 32 0000 14 1.10 she is not good in pronouncing figures so i did not get the figures well 1 1.9AFTER GIVING ME HIS PHONE NUMBER THE WIFE STARTED LAUGHING 1 2.10 5 2.14 AFTER TELLING ME THAT SHE DIDNT HAVE ANY SOURCE OF INCOME LATER IN THE DAY IN THE PROCESS OF LOOKING FOR STRUCTURES I FOND HER SELIING FRUITS AT HER DOOR STEP AND A NEIGHBOUR TOLD ME MIGHT BE HER DAUGHTERS JOB 1 2.14 Because he in the same plot with my CHW and she informed that the man depend on his wife. 1 2.14 For upkeep she claims to be receiving support from her children 1 2.14 The respondent never wanted to talk about his salary so he respondend no salary 1 1 2.15 2 2.15 AND 5.35 SHE WAS NOT SURE OF HOW MUCH SHE GETS AT THE END OF THE MONTH AND THE DAYS SHE ENGAGES IN ACTIVITIES THAT MAKE HER HEART BEAT MUCH FAST. 1 2.15 He appears naive to disclose his monthly income. 1 2.15 I.E QUIZ ON INCOME 1 2.15-the respndent did not know the exact amont the she gets at the end of the month because she estimates what she earns per day to be over Ksh.300 per day. 1 2.15. it is not true that the respondent doesnt know how much he earns since he is a salaried worker. 1 2.15She gave it a deep thought before answering 1 2.15To some extend he didnt feel comfortable answering the question so we felt that he might have lied 1 2.21 he is saying he has participated and yet he doesnt even know what IPHRC deals with 1 21.4 Because when i enquired how she survive she asked to ask other question and leave that the way she had responded. 1 3.3.2B 1 3.3.2C The respondent couldn't exactly recall when she was first dignosed with diabetes 1 1 1 3.3.4 (the respondent was not quite clear about the pain she often feels) 1 3.3.4 The respondent was not quite clear on the pain felt at the chest 1 3.3.4.a 1 1 3.3.4a She gave so many problems that were not related to my question. 1 1 1 1 5.1.he said he has never smoked but his wife said he has done so 1 5.11 1 5.11 HE TOOK A MOMENT BEFORE ANSWERING AND DASHED EYES TO THE WIFE SEVERALLY BEFORE ANSWERING.BEFORE THE INTERVIEW THE HUSBAND HAD TOLD US THEY ARE SAVED . 1 5.11 ON ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION.SHE DRINKS RARELY BUT SIPS/TASTES WHEN SHE FINDS FRIENDS HAVING ALCOHOL 1 5.11-She could not specify the time she stopped taking beer and cited that she was a strong drunkered 1 5.12 1 5.12 5.13-The CHW had informed me about my client tha she drink daily the local liqour. 1 5.13 AT FIRST HE HAD SAID THAT HE DRINKS TUSKER AND THE WIFE TOLD HIM TO TELL US THE TRUTH AND THEN HE SAID HE USES SENATOR 1 5.13-the respondent said that he takes tasker on a normal day but he sells changaa 1 5.16 its like the respondent was not sure 1 1 5.18 6.13-because i feel that those are the questions that my client should be more conversant about 1 5.30 ;RESPONDENT DOES NOT TAKE SUGAR 1 5.34-5.36 AND 6.9-611 She said that they sounded the same. 1 5.34. the respondent says that she rarely walks out of her compound but later says that she walks for 10 minutes. 1 5.34C-The respondent claims at a certain point she walks for more than 10 minutes but at some other stage she walks onl to take the vehicle to pick the vehicle to town a distance of 5minutes. 1 5.34b 5.35b and 5.36b 1 5.35 5.36-This was due to my client digressing to agreat extent. 1 5.37 1 5.37.THE NUMBER OF HOURS THE RESPONDENT SPENDS ON SLEEPING 1 5.4HE WAS NOT SURE WHEN HE STARTED SMOKING 2.15 HE DIDNT WANT TO TELL US WHAT HE EARNS 1 5.6 WHEN HER SMALL BUSINESS IS DOING WELL SHE ALSO SELLS FRUITS AND WHEN THEY REMAIN SHE EATS MOST OF THEM WHILE SHE TELLS US SHE DOES NOT EAT FRUITS DUE TO LACK OF MONEY 1 6.10 6.11 1 6.10.6.11 1 6.10/6.11 ANSWER ON EXTENT OF OTHER SOURCES OF POLLUTION 1 6.10/6.11 ANSWER ON OTHER SOURCES OF POLLUTION AND EXTENT OF EFFECTS. 1 6.10/6.11 CATEGORIZING THE EXTENTS 1 6.10/6.11 EXTENT OF POLLUTION BY SOURCES 1 6.10/6.11 EXTENT OF POLLUTION. 1 6.11 6.10 1 1 6.12 - responce malaria 1 6.12 Respondent seems unaware of airborne diseases 1 6.12-6.13 the client did not give the questions the attention they required because she said the interview was lengthy so she kind of blocked to answer. 1 6.13 Respondent throws back the question to the interviewer 1 1 6.9 6.10 6.11 1 6.9-6.11 The question to her sounded repetitive so she thought the answers wanted from her should be the same. 1 7.11 the respondent was chewing miraa which caused so many errors 1 7.21 & 7.22 1 About the pollution the questions seem to be similar. 1 Amount of vegetables servings since he take food outside his house so he doesnt know how much is cooked 1 DEPENDENT STATUS AS HE CLAIMS 1 HER AGE 1 N/A 474 N0 2 N0NE 13 NA 21 NIL 3 NO 43 NO DOUBTFUL ANSWERS 1 NO OF CIGARRETES PER DAY AND NO OF GLASSES OF CHANGAA 1 NO QUESTION 6 NOE 1 NON 1 NONE 3753 NONE NONE 1 NONENONE 1 NONONE 1 None 232 None given 1 None-because she was very frank to me and could hide anything. 1 ON TOBACCO ;RESPONDENT WAS SMELLING TOBACCO BUT DENIED SMOKING. 1 ONE 1 POLLUTION;SLEEPS CANNOT MOVE FROM BED. 1 Q 2.11..REPONDENT FEELS SHY TO INDICATE SHES DIVORCED. 1 Q 2.15 The respondent is uneasy about disclosing his income 1 QUESTION 2.15 The respondent saw no importance in asking this questions and just gave an estimation. 1 QUETIONS ON PRESSURE AND IF SHE HAS EVER BEEN TO CLINIC 1 QUIZ[6.8]THE RESPONDENT THOUGHT IT WAS MEANINGLESS TO COMMENT ON AIR AS IT'S NATURAL AND BEYOND HIS REACH 1 Question 3.3.4f The respondent was under tuberculosis medication and was associating the problems with this question. 1 Question about the income because respondent was hesitant to answer 1 RESPONDENT AT TIMES WORKS ALL DAY AND NIGHT[2.19] ;AT TIMES HAS OFF DAY HENCE RESTS ALLDAY [5.37] 1 Respondent dont do physical activity claims never walks uses motorbike everytime 1 THE WAIST CIRC. COULDNOT BE TAKEN WELL RESPONDENT HAD A WOUND. 1 all the questions.the respondent was too old to answer most of the questions on her own and had to be assisted in answering them.i was therefore not in a position to get the respondent`s own views 1 n/a 11 na 3 no 5 none 849 none-he was frank when giving answers 1 one 1 questions on the extent of contribution to air pollution 1 respondent says she was tested in 08 and diagnosed with BP but did not attend clinic 1 the respodent said he has lived in koch for 42 years 1 Questions needing follow-up or clarification from supervisor Questions needing follow-up or clarification from supervisor 5620 00 42 000 38 0000 17 00000 5 2.20 1 3.3.2 so to emphasise the importace of attending to the clinic. 1 3.33F 1 5.16 1 6.11 1 6.3- It was hard to establish whether the respondent was diagnised with any cvd during a test taken by an unknown doctor. 1 1 7.32 FOR BLOOD GLUCOSE MEASUMENT 1 7.32 FOR BLOOD GLUCOSE MEASUREMENT 2 7.32 FOR BLOOD GLUCOSE TEST 4 7.32 FOR THE BLOOD GLUCOSE MEASUREMENT 2 7.32 LACK OF THE BLOOD GLUCOSE MEASURING KITS DURING THE FIRST VISIT MADE IT IMPOSSIBLE TO TAKE THE BIOMARKER MEASUREMENT THUS NEED FOR A SECOND VISIT. 1 7.32 LACK OF THE BLOOD GLUCOSE MEASURING KITS MADE THE MEASUREMENT IMPOSSIBLE THUS NEED FOR ASECOND VISIT 1 8.1 IF REFERRAL NEEDED 26 8.1 IF REFERRAL NEEDED AFTER TEST 1 8.1 IF REFERRAL NEEDED. [THE RESPONDENT ALREADY ON TREATMENT ELSEWHERE THEREFORE NOT QUALIFIED FOR REFERRAL(TL)] 1 8.1 if referral is needed 1 8.1 if referral needed 3 8.1 if referral needed after glucose test 1 8.1-IF REFERRAL NEEDED 1 8.10 IF REFERRAL IS NEEDED AFTER GLUCOSE TEST 1 8.10 IF REFERRAL NEEDED 2 8.10 if referral is needed 1 8.10 if referral is needed after test 1 8.10-The client wanted to know if the referal was genuine because she cited a situation when people came and said the same in 2011 but have never turned up. 1 AVERAGE READING OF BP FROM NETBOOK DIFFER FROM ONE ON BP MACHINE. 1 BLOOD GLUCOSE 1 GLUCOSE TEST 1 In Q3.3.3 about stroke what if the respondent has had the pain for the period less than 24 hrs though it being quite often is that considered a stroke? 1 MEASUREMENTS 1 N 1 N/A 469 N0NE 3 NA 20 NIL 2 NO 45 NO QUESTION 6 NOE 1 NON 4 NONE 3760 NONRE 1 NOONE 1 None 234 Q 6.1 THE QUESTION ASKS ABOUT STROKE AND HEART ATTACK AS THE ONLY EXAMPLES OF CVDs YET THE RESPONDENT WAS ALREADY TESTED DIABETIC. SO ITS DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND IF THE Q6.1 SHOULD BE APPLICABLE OR NOT. 1 Q.4.11 1 Q5.30 1 1 The respondent ask what if he cant remember the last time he took fruit thus hard to quantify...ieQ5:16 1 The respondent asked that h has been feeling numbness on one side of the leg for about 30minutes and not for 24hrs so is that a stroke or its symptoms? 1 WHEN ARE YOU OFFERING TREATMENT TO THOSE YOU FIND WITH THE AILMENTS WHICH YOU RESEARCH ON? 1 What if the work the respondent does entails both vigorous and medium intensity job at the same time how does one differentiate? 1 When the respondent pressure is is low as in this case is referral applicable? 1 measures that would be taken by the government after the reseach 1 n/a 8 na 2 no 5 non 1 none 878 please confirm the individual id and date of birth...respondent was not in database provided but he qualified for the interview 1 the role of aphrc in this reseach 1 what if the respondent has been tested of any sickness and the result prove negative. 1 what if the respondent says that they have had pressure measurements but prove -ve whic is most of their responses. 1 Questions respondent found difficult, embarrassing or confusing What questions did respondent find difficult, embarrassing or confusing? 5619 00 33 000 43 0000 19 00000 4 000000 1 1.9 1 1.9. RESPONDENT FELT NO IMPORTANCE IN GIVING PHONE NUMBER OUT OF FRAUD ISSUES 1 2.11 SHE TOLD US THAT SHE WOULD ANSWER IT AS THE LAST QUESTION 1 2.11 he didn't want to talk about his marrital status 1 1 1 1 2.14-2.15 She asked what was the purpose of knowing someone's earning and how it was related to our subject. 1 2.14-She found it not comfortable to let me know what she does for a living . 1 2.15 1 2.15 5.1 1 2.15 5.11 1 2.15 5.18 1 2.15 he felt that was a private issue. 1 2.15. The repondent's employment is nt consistent. 1 2.15He got confused maybe because the wife was there 1 3.3.4a 1 4.10- the respondent somehow did not understand the question 1 5.17 & 5.19 1 5.34 -5.36 The respondent cannot ork because of her state of sickness. 1 5.34 5.35 AND 5.36 THEY SEEMED REPETETIVE FOR THE RESPONDENT 1 5.34 Dand E She could not reflect on what kind of sport i could think she was involved with at her age. 1 5.34-5.36 and 6.9-6.11 She complained that the questions sounded repetitive. 1 5.35DIFFICULT SHE DIDNT KNOW HOW MANY DAYS SHE DOES HOUSE CHORES AND THE MINUTES SHE USES TO WALK 1 5.36 he walks so frequent that he cant estimate 1 5.8 HE SAID THAT THAT QUESTION WAS TOO PERSONAL 1 6.1 - THE RESPONDENTS BELIEVES IT IS WRONG TO TALK ABOUT CHANCES OF GETTING A DISEASE. 1 6.10 6.11 1 6.3-she found it hard to rate the conditions of her house. 1 1 6.7 1 6.7 and 6.10 1 6.7-He was not okey with the idea of rating his house condition instead he directed me to his wife. 1 6.7-could not rate her house condition. 1 6.8-She was uneasy to respond the question. 1 ABOUT HIS INCOME 1 ABOUT THE POLLUTION 1 ACTIVITY AND RECREATION SECTION 1 ACTUAL DATES OF EVENTS 1 AIR POLLUTION 3 AIR POLLUTION AND HIS INCOME 1 1 ALCOHOL TAKING AND SMOKING 1 About smoking cigarrete and drinking alcohol 1 About the income she couldnt express clearly but finally it was okay we were able to record. 1 Asking as how much he earned from his trade in a market place with people/peers gathered a round. 1 CLEANLINESS 1 CURRENT MARITAL STATUS 1 DID NOT WANT TO TALK ABOUT FINANCIAL ABILITY 1 I found the question asking the respondent how much he earns as he was in close proximity to friends and even doubted the answer given. 1 INCOME;WAS NOT AT EASE WITH THE QUESTION. 1 Main source of livelihood since he depend fully on his children for upkeep 1 N ONE 1 N/A 467 N/a 3 N0NE 2 NA 20 NIL 3 NO 45 NO QUESTION 6 NON 1 NONE 3773 NONRE 1 NOTHING 1 None 228 ON ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION AND CIGARETTEE SMOKING 1 1 Q 2.11 1 Q5.30 the respondent couldnt quantify how much sugarshe consumes since she puts sugar from a cup to the tea sufuria. 1 1 QUESTIION ON ASKING HIM TO STATE HOW MUCH SALARY HE GETS IN AMONTH. HE WAS NOT WILLING TO DISCLOSE. HE ALSO COMPLAINED OF REPETITION OF SOME SECTIONS. 1 QUESTION 2.15 (As in question 9.7) 1 QUESTION OF WHETHER SHE HAS EVER GONE TO SCHOOL...SHE FELT EMBARRASSED 1 QUESTIONS ON AIR POLLUTION 1 QUESTIONS ON POLLUTION 1 QUIZ[6.1]HE WONDERED HOW WE EXPECTED HIM TO THINK OF HIS FUTURE STATE OF HEALTH NEGATIVELY 1 Qn-7.32 she refused blood glucose measument 1 Question 5.1 and 5.11 i.e. dealing with cigerrette and alcohol consumption 1 1 Question on chances of getting CVD in the next 10 years 1 1 SOME QUESTIONS WHERE HARD TO COMPREHEND BY THE RESPONDENT DUE TO HIS OLD AGE 1 SOURCE OF LIVELIHOOD SINCE HE DEPENDS ON HIS SIBLINGS 1 THE QUESTION ABOUT INCOME WAS EMBARASSING TO THE RESPONDENT AND HE CLAIMS THAT A SPIRITUAL LEADER SHOULD NOT CONSIDER WHAT HE OR SHE GETS FROM THE TITHES AND OFFERINGS AS INCOME 1 THE QUESTION OF ALCOHOL INTAKE 1 1 The question on tobacco consumption 1 WAS NOT WILLING TO DISCLOSE SALARY 1 1 duration of residence and condition of chronic disease. 1 n/A 1 n/a 9 na 2 no 6 none 866 physical activiities; said we are repeating ourselves 1 questions on air quality 1 quiz[5.34D&E]HE LOOKS FOR MONEY THEREFORE HAS NO TIME FOR PLAYING 1 the question asking how much of vegetable/mboga she and her family consume especially with respect to individual vegetables: Q5.19 1 what's his/her level of education when he/she knows there is no schooling in her world. 1 Questions interviewer found difficult, embarrassing or confusing What questions did you the interviewer find difficult, embarrassing or confusing? 5619 00 37 000 39 0000 20 00000 6 000000 1 2.11 Asking marital status of a mother with her children around. 1 2.11 IN OUR INTRODUCTION WE HAD INFORMED HER THAT WE WERE TO INTERVIEW BOTH HER AND HER HUSBAND AND SHE TOLD US THAT WAS NOT HER HUSBAND SO COMING TO THIS QUESTION I FOUND IT HARD TO ASK THE QUESTION 1 2.12 1 5.1 1 5.1 and 5.11 because before the interview took place the man was reading koran 1 5.30 1 5.30 It was not easy finding the exact amount of sugar consumed per day 1 5.37The responded is disabled and spends most of his time on a wheelchair 1 5.6 1 6.1. the respondent is so much in the Bible. 1 7.20 the respondent was feeling dizzy so he couldnt stand up 1 ABOUT THE POLLUTION 1 AIR POLLUTION 1 ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION AND TAKING TOBBACO BECAUSE HE WAS SICK 1 About the pollution. 1 Asking the respondent whether she was married as she felt demeaned having had two husbands all of whom have since passed away. 1 DRINKING ALCOHOL AND SMOKING CIGARRETE 1 MONE 1 N/A 470 N/a 1 N0NE 4 N0ne 1 NA 20 NIL 3 NO 45 NO QUESTION 6 NON E 1 NONE 3808 NPNE 1 No 1 NoNE 1 None 229 ONE 1 Q 4.10 1 Q5.19 Where the respondent say that she eats multible veges thus cant quantify the exact quantity of each type of mboga and so was i the interviewer. 1 Q5.19proved hard for the respondent to divide te different veges cooked as one meal. 1 QUESTIONS ON POLLUTION 1 1 Question on whether the respondent had attended school 1 1 The quantity of veges taken daily.Q5.19 1 Veges quantity taken question was more disturbing to the respondent and so to the interviewer. 1 WHEN ASKING ABOUT AIR POLLUTION INDOOR AND OUTDOOR POLLUTION. THE RESPONDENT SAID THERE COULD BE NO DIFFERENCE IF AIR IN THE HOUSE IS DIFFERENT BECAUSE ITS DETERMINED BY SURROUNDING CONDTIONS. 1 how many people live in this house? she responded by telling me 12 I probbed and felt embarrased with my question. This was due to the fact that she answered me tellingme that she spends 50per day on mboga. 1 n/a 9 n0ne 1 na 2 no 5 none 878 Intervuewer notes 5616 INTERVIEWER NOTES 1.2:Study group 4519 0 1 Koch screened 1552 2 Viwa screened 1240 3 Viwa not screened 1727 1.3:Date of interview (dd/mm/yyyy) 4519 2013-03-18 2014-07-06 DATE OF INTERVIEW (DD/MM/YYYY) 2013-03-18 8 2014-02-01 3 2014-02-03 26 2014-02-04 17 2014-02-19 58 2014-02-20 96 2014-02-21 120 2014-02-22 125 2014-02-23 141 2014-02-24 26 2014-02-25 108 2014-02-26 120 2014-02-27 111 2014-02-28 98 2014-03-01 120 2014-03-02 81 2014-03-03 20 2014-03-04 85 2014-03-05 82 2014-03-06 128 2014-03-07 66 2014-03-08 76 2014-03-09 66 2014-03-10 38 2014-03-11 56 2014-03-12 35 2014-03-13 55 2014-03-14 58 2014-03-15 69 2014-03-16 73 2014-03-17 29 2014-03-18 53 2014-03-19 95 2014-03-20 98 2014-03-21 113 2014-03-22 116 2014-03-23 118 2014-03-24 42 2014-03-25 99 2014-03-26 84 2014-03-27 91 2014-03-28 95 2014-03-29 104 2014-03-30 119 2014-03-31 50 2014-04-01 75 2014-04-02 47 2014-04-03 80 2014-04-04 94 2014-04-05 89 2014-04-06 133 2014-04-07 30 2014-04-08 50 2014-04-09 38 2014-04-10 40 2014-04-11 32 2014-04-12 60 2014-04-13 74 2014-04-14 26 2014-04-15 42 2014-04-16 13 2014-04-17 20 2014-04-18 23 2014-04-19 33 2014-04-20 14 2014-04-21 3 2014-04-22 6 2014-04-24 1 2014-04-30 1 2014-05-06 11 2014-06-05 1 2014-06-06 6 2014-07-06 6 Respondent Individual ID 4519 0 182285 406372 261646.114 63734.085 1.5:Respondent's date of birth (dd/mm/yyyy) 4517 1914-01-11 1980-06-03 RESPONDENT'S DATE OF BIRTH (DD/MM/YYYY) 4519 0 1 Female 2609 2 Male 1910 1.10:Start time (24 hr-format) 4519 0 1640995860000 1641081180000 1641045786373.09 13643337.218 START TIME (24 HR-FORMAT) 1.11:Do you accept to participate in the study? Do you accept to participate in the study? 4517 2 1 Yes 4517 2 No 0 Sysmiss 2 1.12:Main reason why you do not want to participate in this study? 3 4516 1 No benefit 2 2 Tired of same questions 0 3 Sick/Incapacitated 0 4 Exit DSA 1 5 Afraid 0 6 Other reason 0 Sysmiss 4516 1.12:Respondent's Signature for acceptance 0 4519 Sysmiss 4519 1.13:Final result of interview 4501 18 1 Completed 4490 2 No competent respondent 1 3 Entire household absent 1 4 Refused 2 5 Whereabouts unknown 1 6 Structure owner refused 3 7 Incapacitated 0 8 Respondent not selected 2 9 Other reason 1 Sysmiss 18 1.13:Other result of interview specified 1 0 the respondent allow us to do the interview only anthropometric measures only. 1 2.10:How long have you lived in Korogocho/Viwandani (units)? How long have you lived in Korogocho/Viwandani? 4514 5 1 Years 4507 2 Months 5 3 Weeks 2 Sysmiss 5 2.10:How long have you lived in Korogocho/Viwandani (no. of units)? How long have you lived in Korogocho/Viwandani? 4507 12 0 98 17.77 10.47 2.11:What is your current marital status? What is your current marital status? 4513 6 1 Never Married 143 2 Currently Married/Cohabiting 3627 3 Divorced 122 4 Separated 242 5 Widowed 379 Sysmiss 6 2.12:Have you ever been to school? Have you ever been to school? IF NO, SKIP TO 2.14 4514 5 1 Yes 4158 2 No 356 Sysmiss 5 2.13:What is the highest level of education completed? What is the highest level of education that you have completed? 4147 372 1 Less than primary school 732 2 Primary school 2131 3 Secondary/High school 1203 4 College/Pre-university/University 75 5 Post graduate degree 6 Sysmiss 372 2.14:What is your current main source of livelihood? [IF NO SOURCE OF LIVELIHOOD CURRENTLY, SKIP TO 2.16] CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPONSE 4511 8 1 Unestablished own business (Informal) 1181 2 Established own business (formal) 256 3 Informal casual 1341 4 Informal salaried 487 5 Formal salaried 465 6 Formal casual 272 7 Rural agriculture 16 8 Urban agriculture 15 9 None currently 441 96 Other 37 Sysmiss 8 2.14:Other source of livelihood specified [IF NO SOURCE OF LIVELIHOOD CURRENTLY, SKIP TO 2.16] CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPONSE 39 0 ARTIST 1 BABY CARE 1 BOTH INFORMAL CASUAL AND RURAL AGRICULTURE 1 BOTH RURAL AGRICULTURE AND INFORMAL CASUAL 1 CARRYING GOODS IN THE MARKET 1 CENTER FOR EDUCATION OF CHILDREN. 1 CLOTHES WASHING AND KNITTING 1 COMMON BUSINESS 1 COMMUNITY HEALTH WORK 1 CONTRACT BASIS 1 DEPEND ON HELP FROM FRIENDS AND RELATIVES AFTER RETRENCHMENT FRO JOB 1 DOES INFORMAL CASUAL AND UNESTABLISHED BUSINESS AT THE SAME TIME 1 DOMESTIC WORKER 1 ESTABLISHED INFORMAL 1 FERRYING GOODS AT MARIKITI MARKET 1 HAWKER 1 HAWKING 1 I DEPEND ON MY CHILDREN 1 INFORMAL CASUAL AND RURAL AGRICULTURE TOGETHER 1 INFORMAL SALARIED JOB AND RUNS A SHOP BUSINESS ON THE SIDES 1 JUA KALI 2 KIBARUA 2 MECHANIC 1 NONE CURRENTLY 1 PASTOR 4 PIECE WORK 1 PREACHER 1 RURAL AGRICULTURE AND OWN BUSINESS(INFORMAL) 1 RURAL AGRICULTURE AND OWN INFORMAL BUSINESS 1 SECURITY GUARD 1 SHE WORKS FOR THE COMMUNITY AT THE CHIEFS OFFICE. 1 SUPPORT FROM FAMILY MEMBERS 1 TAILOR 1 WASHING CLOTHES FOR PEOPLE 1 2.15:How much do you earn monthly on average? How much would you say your earn monthly on average? CIRCLE ONE RESPONSE 4069 450 0 Nothing. 8 1 Less than 250 2 2 250 to 499 29 3 500 to 749 39 4 750 to 999 55 5 1,000 to 2,499 266 6 2,500 to 4,900 710 7 5000 to 7,499 734 8 7,500 to 9,999 661 9 10,000 to 14,999 800 10 15,000 to 20,000 407 11 Above 20,000 103 98 Don't Know 255 Sysmiss 450 2.21a:Did you participate in the 2012 SCALE UP study ? Did you participate in the SCALE UP study on CVD conducted by APHRC in Aug-Dec 2012 when CHW screened everyone above 35 years through door to door visits? 4507 12 1 Yes 2710 2 No 1797 Sysmiss 12 2.22a:Were you told whether you had either hypertension or diabetes? 2699 1820 1 Yes 467 2 No 2232 Sysmiss 1820 2.23a:Were you referred to a clinic for treatment? 377 4142 1 Yes 329 2 No 48 Sysmiss 4142 2.24a:Did you attend the clinic? Did you attend the clinic? 329 4190 1 Yes 282 2 No 47 Sysmiss 4190 2.25a:Are you still enrolled in the clinic? Are you still enrolled in the clinic? 282 4237 1 Yes 174 2 No 108 Sysmiss 4237 2.26a:Why did you drop out of the clinic? Why did you drop out of the clinic? 108 4411 1 Could not afford medication 24 2 I felt better so didn't need 26 3 Illness was not improving 3 4 Clinic days were inconvenient 18 5 Sought alternative treatment 4 96 Other reason 33 Sysmiss 4411 2.26a:Other reason why dropped out of clinic specified Why did you drop out of the clinic? 18 0 CARD GOT LOST 1 HE TRAVELED UP COUNTRY. 1 HE WAS TOLD THEY WERE COMING FOR HIM BUT THEY DID NOT GO FOR HIM. 1 I HEARD THE DRUGS WILL BE TOO STRONG . 1 I KNOW HOW TO CONTROL IT 1 ISSUES OF INCOME. 1 LACK OF FINANCES 1 LACK OF INTEREST 4 SHE WAS NOT GIVEN THE BENEFICARY CARD. 1 SHE WAS REFERED AND DID NOT ATTEND SINCE SHE WAS HOSPITALISED IN KENYATTA. 1 SHE WENT HOME 1 THE MEDICINE MADE HER MORE SICK 1 TRAVELLED 1 TRAVELLED FAR AWAY FORM THE CLINIC 1 WOZ NOT INFORMED TO ATTEND CLINIC BY THE INTERVIEWER 1 2.27a:Why did you not attend the clinic ? 45 4474 1 I did not feel sick 4 2 Clinic days were inconvenient 16 3 The clinic was too far 3 4 Didn't believe treatment was free 3 5 Sought alternative treatment 1 96 Other reason 18 Sysmiss 4474 2.27a:Other reason why didn't attend clinic specified 18 0 CARD GOT LOST 1 HE TRAVELED UP COUNTRY. 1 HE WAS TOLD THEY WERE COMING FOR HIM BUT THEY DID NOT GO FOR HIM. 1 I HEARD THE DRUGS WILL BE TOO STRONG . 1 I KNOW HOW TO CONTROL IT 1 ISSUES OF INCOME. 1 LACK OF FINANCES 1 LACK OF INTEREST 4 SHE WAS NOT GIVEN THE BENEFICARY CARD. 1 SHE WAS REFERED AND DID NOT ATTEND SINCE SHE WAS HOSPITALISED IN KENYATTA. 1 SHE WENT HOME 1 THE MEDICINE MADE HER MORE SICK 1 TRAVELLED 1 TRAVELLED FAR AWAY FORM THE CLINIC 1 WOZ NOT INFORMED TO ATTEND CLINIC BY THE INTERVIEWER 1 2.21:Did you participate in 2008 CVD study? Did you participate in study on CVD conducted by APHRC from 2008-2009 when fieldworkers passed by selected households with questionnaire and measurement on CVD? 4408 111 1 Yes 837 2 No 3571 Sysmiss 111 2.22:Were you told you had either hypertension or diabetes in 2008? 833 3686 1 Yes 96 2 No 737 Sysmiss 3686 2.23:Were you referred to a clinic for treatment in 2008? 92 4427 1 Yes 78 2 No 14 Sysmiss 4427 2.24:Did you attend the clinic referred in 2008? Did you attend the clinic? 78 4441 1 Yes 66 2 No 12 Sysmiss 4441 2.25:Are you still enrolled in the clinic? Are you still enrolled in the clinic? 65 4454 1 Yes 49 2 No 16 Sysmiss 4454 2.26:Why did you drop out of the clinic? Why did you drop out of the clinic? 16 4503 1 Could not afford medication 4 2 I felt better so didn't need 5 3 Illness was not improving 0 4 Clinic days were inconvenient 1 5 Sought alternative treatment 0 96 Other reason 6 Sysmiss 4503 2.26:Other reason you dropped out of clinic specified Why did you drop out of the clinic? 6 0 AFTER BEING REFFERED TO THE HOSPITAL HE WAS DIAGONISED THAT HE WASN'T SICK. 1 AMOUNTS CHARGED 1 HE WAS WELL AFTER MEDICATION 1 SUFFERED FROM PROLONGED PERIODS DUE TO ABROIDS CAUSED BY WHAT SHE THOUGHT WAS BECAUSE OF THE DRUGS 1 THE HEALTH FACILITY WAS MOVED TO KAYOLE 1 THE SERVICE WERE HIGHLY PAID OF WHICH IT WAS DIFFICULT FOR HER TO AFFORD. 1 2.27:Why did you not attend the free clinic ? 26 4493 1 I did not feel sick 6 2 Clinic days were inconvenient 4 3 The clinic was too far 3 4 Didn't believe treatment was free 2 5 Sought alternative treatment 1 96 Other reason 10 Sysmiss 4493 2.27:Other reason why not attended clinic specified 10 0 COST RAISED AT A HIGH RATE 1 COULD NOT AFFORD THE COST ONCE IT WAS INTRODUCED 1 HE WASNT SICK. 1 LACK OF FINANCES 1 LACK OF THE FINANCES 1 LEFT IT IN THE HANDS OF GOD 1 SHE FELT WELL 1 SHE FELT WELL AFTER GETTING MEDICATION 1 STOPED ONCE CHARGES WERE INTRODUCED 1 WAS TOLD TO EXERCISE. 1 2.28:Did the CHW follow up his or her visit with you? Did the CHW follow up his or her visit with you? 223 4296 1 Yes 199 2 No 24 Sysmiss 4296 2.29:Did you receive an automatic SMS from APHRC or the clinic? Did you receive an automatic SMS from APHRC or the clinic? 222 4297 1 Yes 164 2 No 58 Sysmiss 4297 3.3.1a:Ever been diagnosed with diabetes (high blood sugar)? 4513 6 1 Yes 109 2 No 4404 Sysmiss 6 3.3.1b:When were you diagnosed with diabetes? When were you diagnosed with diabetes? 84 1997-06-15 2014-03-15 1997-06-15 1 1998-02-15 1 2000-06-15 1 2001-06-15 1 2002-02-15 1 2003-02-15 1 2004-06-15 4 2006-06-15 1 2006-08-15 1 2007-04-15 1 2007-06-15 4 2007-08-15 1 2007-11-15 1 2008-02-15 2 2008-06-15 5 2009-02-15 1 2009-06-15 3 2010-01-15 1 2010-05-15 1 2010-06-15 1 2010-11-15 1 2011-06-15 1 2012-01-15 1 2012-02-15 1 2012-05-15 1 2012-06-15 12 2012-08-15 3 2012-09-15 2 2012-11-15 3 2012-12-15 1 2013-02-15 2 2013-03-15 1 2013-04-15 1 2013-05-15 2 2013-06-15 6 2013-07-15 2 2013-09-15 1 2013-10-15 1 2013-11-15 1 2013-12-15 1 2014-01-15 4 2014-02-15 2 2014-03-15 1 3.3.1c:For how long have you had diabetes (Years) 8 4511 1 1 2 7 Sysmiss 4511 3.3.1d:Have you been taking insulin in last 2 weeks? 109 4410 1 Yes 78 2 No 31 Sysmiss 4410 3.3.1e:Have you been taking insulin in last 12 months? 109 4410 1 Yes 79 2 No 30 Sysmiss 4410 3.3.1f:Are you doing anything else to control diabetes in last 2 weeks? 106 4413 1 Yes 77 2 No 29 Sysmiss 4413 3.3.2a:Have you ever been diagnosed with hypertension? 4501 18 1 Yes 532 2 No 3969 Sysmiss 18 3.3.2b:When were you diagnosed with hypertension? When were you diagnosed with high blood pressure? 421 1978-05-15 2014-10-15 1978-05-15 1 1981-06-15 1 1982-06-15 1 1992-07-15 1 1997-02-15 1 1998-06-15 1 1999-06-15 1 2000-06-15 2 2001-06-15 2 2002-01-15 1 2002-06-15 1 2003-06-15 1 2004-06-15 2 2006-06-15 1 2006-07-15 1 2006-08-15 1 2006-09-15 1 2007-04-15 1 2007-05-15 2 2007-06-15 7 2007-07-15 1 2007-08-15 1 2007-12-15 1 2008-02-15 1 2008-03-15 1 2008-05-15 1 2008-06-15 32 2008-09-15 3 2009-06-15 14 2009-07-15 1 2009-08-15 1 2009-12-15 1 2010-01-15 1 2010-02-15 2 2010-04-15 1 2010-05-15 1 2010-06-15 11 2010-08-15 2 2010-09-15 2 2011-01-15 2 2011-02-15 4 2011-04-15 3 2011-05-15 1 2011-06-15 10 2011-07-15 1 2011-08-15 1 2011-09-15 4 2011-11-15 1 2012-01-15 1 2012-02-15 5 2012-04-15 6 2012-05-15 3 2012-06-15 95 2012-08-15 28 2012-09-15 10 2012-10-15 18 2012-11-15 11 2012-12-15 4 2013-01-15 2 2013-02-15 8 2013-03-15 4 2013-04-15 8 2013-05-15 9 2013-06-15 19 2013-07-15 4 2013-08-15 5 2013-10-15 6 2013-11-15 7 2013-12-15 6 2014-01-15 10 2014-02-15 11 2014-03-15 2 2014-06-15 2 2014-08-15 1 2014-10-15 1 3.3.2c:For how long have you had hypertension (Years) 45 4474 0 3 1.298 0.932 3.3.2d:Have you been taking treatment in last 2 weeks? 530 3989 1 Yes 249 2 No 281 Sysmiss 3989 3.3.2e:Have you been taking treatment in last 12 months? 524 3995 1 Yes 313 2 No 211 Sysmiss 3995 3.3.3a:Have you been screened for CVD in the last 12 months? 4479 40 1 Yes 1199 2 No 3280 Sysmiss 40 3.3.3b:Where did you get screened? Where did you get screened? CHOOSE ONLY ONE RESPONSE 1193 3326 1 Health facility outside slum 430 2 Health facility in slum 357 3 Home visit by CHW 245 4 Medical Camp 45 5 Chemist/shop 22 6 Place of Work 52 96 Other 42 Sysmiss 3326 3.3.3b:Other place got screened specified Where did you get screened? CHOOSE ONLY ONE RESPONSE 42 0 APHRC 3 APHRC SCREENING 1 AT HOME 2 BY A DIABETIC PERSON 1 BY AN INTERVIEWER 1 BY APHRC 1 BY OTHER RESEARCH STUDY 1 CLINIC WITHIN THE SLUM 1 COMPANY 1 COMPANY`S MEDICAL FACILITY 1 COPTIC HOSPITAL (ALONG LUNG LUNGA ROAD) 1 DOOR TO DOOR VISIT 1 HEALTH CENTER NYUMBANI 1 HOME BY APHRC 1 HOME USING MY BLOOD PRESSURE TEST KIT 1 HOME VISIT 1 HOME VISIT BY A HEALTH INTERVIEWER 1 HOME VISIT BY INTERVIEWER 2 IN CHURCH BY SISTERS OF MERCY 1 KENYATTA HOSPITAL. 1 KENYATTA NATIONAL HOSPITAL 1 KISII LEVEL 5 HOSPITAL 1 MATTA HOSPITAL. 1 MEDICAL CHECK-UPS 1 MISSION HOSPITAL 2 MOBILE CLINIC 2 ON ANOTHER STUDY 1 PERSONAL DOCTOR 1 PRIVATE HOSPITAL (JAMIA HOSPITAL) 1 RESEARCH STUDY 1 RESERVE, AT A GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL 1 SELFTEST 1 SOMEBODY CAME TO MY HOUSE. 1 ST MARY HOSPITAL 2 SWO 1 3.3.3c:Found out where to get screened from-Newspaper How did you find out about where to get screened? 532 3987 1 Yes 6 2 No 526 Sysmiss 3987 3.3.3c:Found out where to get screened from-Television How did you find out about where to get screened? 532 3987 1 Yes 16 2 No 516 Sysmiss 3987 3.3.3c:Found out where to get screened from-Radio How did you find out about where to get screened? 532 3987 1 Yes 37 2 No 495 Sysmiss 3987 3.3.3c:Found out where to get screened from-Baraaza How did you find out about where to get screened? 532 3987 1 Yes 23 2 No 509 Sysmiss 3987 3.3.3c:Found out where to get screened from-Religous services How did you find out about where to get screened? 532 3987 1 Yes 20 2 No 512 Sysmiss 3987 3.3.3c:Found out where to get screened from-Community Health Worker How did you find out about where to get screened? 532 3987 1 Yes 227 2 No 305 Sysmiss 3987 3.3.3c:Found out where to get screened from-Religious Service How did you find out about where to get screened? 532 3987 1 Yes 12 2 No 520 Sysmiss 3987 3.3.3c:Found out where to get screened from-Posters or Flyers How did you find out about where to get screened? 532 3987 1 Yes 33 2 No 499 Sysmiss 3987 3.3.3c:Found out where to get screened from-Work Place How did you find out about where to get screened? 1199 3320 1 Yes 5 2 No 1194 Sysmiss 3320 3.3.3c:Found out where to get screened from-Friend/Relative How did you find out about where to get screened? 1199 3320 1 Yes 22 2 No 1177 Sysmiss 3320 3.3.3c:Found out where to get screened from-Clinic How did you find out about where to get screened? 1199 3320 1 Yes 47 2 No 1152 Sysmiss 3320 3.3.3c:Found out where to get screened from-Other How did you find out about where to get screened? 532 3987 1 Yes 85 2 No 447 Sysmiss 3987 3.3.3c:Other source of information specified How did you find out about where to get screened? 11 0 BECAUSE I DO GO THERE SO I KNOW 1 CHEMIST 1 INFORMATION FROM FRENDS WHO ALREADY HAVE PRESHA 1 IT WAS FREE AT UHURU PARK AND I WAS PASSING BY THE PLACE 1 PERSONAL CONCERN 1 PERSONALLY KNOWS ABOUT THE FACILITY. 1 SEMINARS 1 SHE KNEW THE PLACE. 1 SMS 1 USUALLY GETS TREAMENT FORM THERE 1 WHEN BUYING DRUGS 1 4.1:In last 12 months, received any health promotion information? 4494 25 1 Yes 2089 2 No 2405 Sysmiss 25 4.11:Receive information about: Stop Smoking 2089 2430 1 Yes 732 2 No 1357 Sysmiss 2430 4.11:Receive information about: Reduce alcohol intake 2089 2430 1 Yes 861 2 No 1228 Sysmiss 2430 4.11:Receive information about: Reduce weight 2089 2430 1 Yes 571 2 No 1518 Sysmiss 2430 4.11:Receive information about: Reduce salt intake 2089 2430 1 Yes 1263 2 No 826 Sysmiss 2430 4.11:Receive information about: Eat more vegetables 2089 2430 1 Yes 1059 2 No 1030 Sysmiss 2430 4.11:Receive information about: Eat more fruits 2089 2430 1 Yes 1010 2 No 1079 Sysmiss 2430 4.11:Receive information about: Do regular exercises 2089 2430 1 Yes 955 2 No 1134 Sysmiss 2430 4.11:Receive information about: Reduce fat intake 2089 2430 1 Yes 1012 2 No 1077 Sysmiss 2430 4.11:Receive information about: Reduce Stress 2089 2430 1 Yes 252 2 No 1837 Sysmiss 2430 4.11:Receive information about: Reduce Sugar 2089 2430 1 Yes 54 2 No 2035 Sysmiss 2430 4.11:Receive information about: Red Meat 2089 2430 1 Yes 14 2 No 2075 Sysmiss 2430 4.11:Receive information about: Other 2089 2430 1 Yes 370 2 No 1719 Sysmiss 2430 4.11:Other information received specified 43 0 ADDING SALT ON THE FOOD WHILE EATING 1 ADVANCED AGE 1 BROWN 1 BUT CAN'T REMEMBER ABOUT WHAT 1 CANNOT REMEMBER 1 CANT REMEMBER 1 CLIMATE 1 DONT EAT EGGS 1 DRINKING ALOT OFF WATER 1 EAT A BALANCED DIET 1 EAT BALANCED DIET 1 EAT BROWM UGALI 1 EAT MILLET FLOUR 1 EAT TRADITIONAL FOOD 1 EATING A BALANCED DIET 1 EATING A WELL BALANCED DIET 1 EATING INDEGENOUS VEGETABLES AND DRINKING PLENTY OF WATER 1 EATING ONE THING REPEATEDLY 1 EATING SAME FOOD REGULARLY,NOT EATING BALANCED DIET 1 FAMILY MEMBERS AND RELATIVES 1 FISH 1 FRIENDS AND NEIGHBOURS 1 FROM HUSBAND WHO IS DIABETIC 1 FROM THE SOCIAL WORKERS 1 HEREDITARY,EATING HABITS 1 INFORMATION FROM FRIENDS WHO ALREADY HAVE VCD 1 JOB 1 PORRIDGE BROWN MIXED 1 REDUC RED MEET INTAKE 1 REDUCE ON PROTEIN 1 REDUCE PEPPER CONSUMPTION 1 REDUCE REFINED FOOD INTAKE,REDUCE BAD DIET 1 REDUCE SALT 1 REDUCE STARCH INTAKE 1 REST ALOT 1 STRE 1 TAKE ALOT OF WHOLE GRAINS 1 TAKE BOILED WATER ONLY 1 USE BROWN UNGA TO COOK UGALI 1 USE LIQUID COOKING OIL 1 USE OF LIQIUD COOKING OIL 1 USE OF LIQUID COOKING OIL 1 USE SALAD OIL TO COOK 1 4.12:Got information from:Newspaper Where did you get this information from? 2089 2430 1 Yes 155 2 No 1934 Sysmiss 2430 4.12:Got information from:Television Where did you get this information from? 2089 2430 1 Yes 423 2 No 1666 Sysmiss 2430 4.12:Got information from:Radio Where did you get this information from? 2089 2430 1 Yes 827 2 No 1262 Sysmiss 2430 4.12:Got information from:Baraaza Where did you get this information from? 2089 2430 1 Yes 188 2 No 1901 Sysmiss 2430 4.12:Got information from:Religous services Where did you get this information from? 2089 2430 1 Yes 221 2 No 1868 Sysmiss 2430 4.12:Got information from:Community Health Worker Where did you get this information from? 2089 2430 1 Yes 957 2 No 1132 Sysmiss 2430 4.12:Got information from:Religious Service Where did you get this information from? 2089 2430 1 Yes 87 2 No 2002 Sysmiss 2430 4.12:Got information from:Posters or Flyers Where did you get this information from? 2089 2430 1 Yes 188 2 No 1901 Sysmiss 2430 4.12:Got information from: Work Place Where did you get this information from? 2089 2430 1 Yes 28 2 No 2061 Sysmiss 2430 4.12:Got information from: Health facility Where did you get this information from? 2089 2430 1 Yes 143 2 No 1946 Sysmiss 2430 4.12:Got information from: Friend/Relative Where did you get this information from? 2089 2430 1 Yes 76 2 No 2013 Sysmiss 2430 4.12:Got information from:Other Where did you get this information from? 2089 2430 1 Yes 294 2 No 1795 Sysmiss 2430 4.12:Other source of information specified Where did you get this information from? 47 0 A WORNING ON ACIGGARET PACKET 1 ADVICE FROM THOSE WHO SCREENED HIM 1 ANGER REDUCTION 1 APHRC WIELD INTERVIEWS 1 BASED ON MY EDUCATION BACKGROUND 1 BOOKS 1 BROWN 1 1 CHEMIST 1 CHW'S 1 FRO M PATIENTS 1 FROM BOOKS 1 FROM MY PORSONAL EXPERIENCE 1 FROM SCHOOL 1 GROUPS 1 HIS FAMILY. 1 IN SEMINAR 1 INFORMATION FROM MY HUSBAND BECAUSE HE ALREADY HAVE VCD 1 LAST APHRC STUDY (2012) 1 MAGAZINE 1 MEDCAL CAMP WITHIN THE SLUM 1 MY SCHOOLING 1 NEW BY MYSELF 1 ON THE VELICLE 1 OWN RESEARCH 1 1 REDUCE STRESS 1 REUBEN CENTER 1 SCHOOL BOOKS 1 SEEN A BROTHER SUFFERING FROM THE EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL/CIGARRETES 1 SEMINAR 3 SEMINARS 2 SEMINARS BY NGOS AND GOVERNMENT 1 SHE HAD A DIABETIC PATIENT WHOM SHE WAS TAKING CARE OF 1 SHE WAS ADVICED IN THE PREVIOUS 2008 SCALE UP STUDY 1 SICK PATIENT WITH CVD TAUGHT HER 1 STRESS REDUCTION 1 THE CHEMIST I VISITED IN Q3.3.3B 1 THOUGHT ABOUT IT 1 TRAINING BY APHRC 1 TRAININGS AND SEMINARS 1 TRAININGS RELATED TO THE DISEASES 1 WARNING ON THE CIGGARATTE PACK. 1 YOUR (APHRC'S) EARLIER STUDY -SCALE-UP 1 4.13:Did you change your own behaviour ? 2013 2506 1 Yes 1709 2 No 304 Sysmiss 2506 4.14:Stopped Smoking What specific behaviours did you change? 1709 2810 1 Yes 96 2 No 1613 Sysmiss 2810 4.14:Reduced or stopped alcohol intake What specific behaviours did you change? 1709 2810 1 Yes 178 2 No 1531 Sysmiss 2810 4.14:Reduced weight What specific behaviours did you change? 1709 2810 1 Yes 211 2 No 1498 Sysmiss 2810 4.14:Reduced salt intake What specific behaviours did you change? 1709 2810 1 Yes 980 2 No 729 Sysmiss 2810 4.14:Started eating more vegetables What specific behaviours did you change? 1709 2810 1 Yes 832 2 No 877 Sysmiss 2810 4.14:Started eating more fruits What specific behaviours did you change? 1709 2810 1 Yes 823 2 No 886 Sysmiss 2810 4.14:Started doing regular exercises What specific behaviours did you change? 1709 2810 1 Yes 531 2 No 1178 Sysmiss 2810 4.14:Reduced fat intake What specific behaviours did you change? 1709 2810 1 Yes 749 2 No 960 Sysmiss 2810 4.14:Manage Stress What specific behaviours did you change? 1709 2810 1 Yes 123 2 No 1586 Sysmiss 2810 4.14:Reduced Sugar Intake What specific behaviours did you change? 1709 2810 1 Yes 43 2 No 1666 Sysmiss 2810 4.14:Other change taken What specific behaviours did you change? 1709 2810 1 Yes 201 2 No 1508 Sysmiss 2810 4.14:Other change specified What specific behaviours did you change? 30 0 AVOIDING RED MEAT 1 AVOIDING TO MUCH INTAKE OF RED MEAT AND SALT INTAKE 1 CHANGED COOKING OIL 1 EATING A BALANCED DIET 1 EATING WHITE MEAT MORE 1 INCREASED INTAKE OF WHOLE GRAIN 1 INCREASED INTAKE OF WHOLE GRAINS 1 NO RED MEAT 1 NOW USES LIQUID COOKING OIL 1 REDUCE ADDING SALT ON FOOD WHILE EATING 1 REDUCE CARBOHYDRATES INTAKE 1 REDUCE MEAT 1 1 REDUCED INTAKE 1 REDUCED MEAT 1 REDUCED MEAT AND SODA 1 REDUCED RED MEAT INTAKE 2 REDUCED SALT INTAKE 1 REDUCED SMOKING HABITS 1 REDUCED SODA INTAKE AND A SEDENTARY LIFE 1 REDUCED TAKING RED MEAT 1 REDUCED THE INTAKE OF READ MEAT. 1 STOPPED EATING RED MEAT 1 TAKING ALOT OF WATER. 1 USE SALAD OIL COOKING 1 USE SALAD OILS AND NOT SOILID ONES 1 USES LIQUID COOKING OIL 3 5.11:Have you ever smoked tobacco? Have you ever smoked tobacco or used smokeless tobacco? 4505 14 1 Yes 1009 2 No 3496 Sysmiss 14 5.2:Do you currently smoke any tobacco products? 1003 3516 1 Yes 590 2 No 413 Sysmiss 3516 5.3:Do you currently smoke tobacco products daily? Do you currently smoke tobacco products daily? 589 3930 1 Yes 523 2 No 66 Sysmiss 3930 5.11:Have you consumed alcohol in the past 12 months? (USE SHOWCARD OR SHOW EXAMPLES) 4505 14 1 Yes 1022 2 No 3483 Sysmiss 14 5.12:In the past 12 months, how frequently did you take alcohol? FW: READ RESPONSES 1015 3504 1 Daily 117 2 5-6 days per week 59 3 1-4 days per week 350 4 1-3 days per month 279 5 Less than once a month 120 6 Occasionally 29 7 Stopped drinking 61 96 Other 0 Sysmiss 3504 5.13:What type of alcohol do you take (Name)? When you drink alcohol, in a typical day, what type of alcoholic drink do you take? (USE SHOW CARDS) 1000 0 AFRI GOLD VODKA 13 ALLSOPPS 52 ANY OTHER DRINK (SPECIFY) 21 BRAVO 1 BUSA 80 CASTLE LAGER 3 CHAANGá 233 CITIZEN 14 FURAHA CANE 13 GUINNESS 132 KENYA KING 37 MARRY CANE SPECIAL GIN 12 MURATINA 29 NAPOLEON BRANDY 12 PILSNER LAGER 65 SENATOR KEG LAGER 36 SENATOR LAGER 9 SMIRNOFF ICE BLACK 3 SMIRNOFF ICE RED 3 TUSKER LAGER 198 TUSKER MALT LAGER 29 VIKINGS BRANDY 4 WHITE CAP LAGER 1 5.13:What type of alcohol do you take (Code)? When you drink alcohol, in a typical day, what type of alcoholic drink do you take? (USE SHOW CARDS) 1008 3511 1 28 11.891 7.934 5.14:How much of alcohol do you drink (Type)? [TYPE may be bottle, glass, kasuku cup etc. 1005 0 BOTTLE 610 CUP 120 GLASS 274 MUGS 1 5.14:How much of alcohol do you drink (Amount)? AMOUNT is number of type above e.g. 2 bottles, 1 glass etc. 1004 3515 0.5 250 3.587 10.582 5.14:How much of alcohol do you drink (QTY)? QTY may be 500ml, 300 ml etc (USE SHOW CARDS)] 1004 0 0.5 2 1.5 3 100 11 150 2 1KG 37 1L 4 200 37 205 49 250 40 2KG 7 300 249 500 562 750 1 5.16:In a typical week, on how many days do you eat fruit? In a typical week, on how many days do you eat fruit? IF DON'T KNOW, CIRCLE 98 4493 26 0 98 8.517 20.601 5.17:How many servings of fruit do you eat in one of those days? How many servings of fruit do you eat in one of those days? 4305 214 1 98 2.964 10.474 5.18:In a typical week, on how many days do you eat vegetables? In a typical week, on how many days do you eat vegetables? IF 00 DAYS, SKIP TO 5.13 IF DON'T KNOW, CIRCLE 98 4495 24 0 98 6.624 10.111 5.19:How many servings do you eat in one of those days? 4471 48 1 98 4.77 13.877 5.20:Are meals prepared in the household? 4494 25 1 Yes 4257 2 No 237 Sysmiss 25 5.21:What is the name of the oil or fat that is most often used? 4222 297 1 KIMBO 172 2 KASUKU 244 3 COWBOY 17 4 ZESTA 1 5 MPISHI POA 27 6 FRY MATE 15 7 CHIPSY 40 8 CHIPO 9 9 YELLOW GOLD 121 10 MALLO 43 11 TILY 37 12 SEAGULL 1 13 SOMO 34 14 JOMA 0 15 VEEBOL 0 16 KIBOKO 4 17 UNKNOWN (white) 239 18 UNKNOWN (yellow) 1095 19 FRY KING 6 20 OTHER 20 21 RINA 558 22 ELIANTO 122 23 CAPTAIN COOK 1 24 FRESH FRY 47 25 UFUTA 70 26 SUN GOLD 2 27 BAHARI 46 28 SOYA GOLD 0 29 GOLDEN FRY 264 30 POPCO 3 31 ZEITUN 0 32 CHEF 1 33 FRESH FRI 43 34 SUNFLOWER OIL 4 35 UNKNOWN 742 36 OTHER 179 37 KCC FRYING GHEE 1 38 DAIMA FRYING GHEE 0 39 LOCAL GHEE 2 40 LOCAL ANIMAL FATS 9 41 OTHER 3 Sysmiss 297 5.21:What is the Code of the oil or fat that is most often used? 129 0 00 2 ANY VEGETABLE OIL AVAILABLE AT THE LOCAL SHOPS 1 CANT TELL THE NAME SINCE THEY ONLY GO AND BUY FROM THE SHOP IN SMALL AMOUNTS 1 DOESN'T USE OIL OR FAT 1 EXTRACTED FAT FROM COWS UDDER 1 FRESH FRY 2 FROM THE LOCAL SHOP 1 HALISI 8 HALISI COOKING OIL 1 JUST BUYS FROM THE SHOP AND CANT TELL WHICH ONE IT IS 1 MAISHA BORA 2 MEAT FAT 1 MOMBASA MILA 2 OIL UNKNOWN 1 OLIVE 1 OTHER SALAD THAT SHE CANT GIVE THE NAME 1 SALAD 42 SALIT 2 SARAFINA 1 SHE USES ALL OF THEM, WHICHEVER HANDY 1 SINCE THE RESPONDENT DOESNT COOK AT HOME, NONE. 1 SUPA CHEF 1 THAT SOLD BY THE SHOP KEEPER IN SMALL QUANTITIES 1 TOP FRY 3 UFUTA 1 UNKNOWN OIL 43 UNKNOWN WHITE 1 UNKNOWN YELLOW 2 UNKNOWN YELLOW OIL 1 YELLOW FAT 1 ` 1 4488 31 1 Yes 3021 2 No 1467 Sysmiss 31 5.26:Do you add salt to your food when you are eating? CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPONSE 4494 25 1 Most of the time 403 2 Some of the time 804 3 In rare cases 1463 4 Never 1824 Sysmiss 25 5.27:How much salt do you add to your food when you are eating? How much salt do you add to your food when you are eating? 2679 1840 1 A pinch of salt 2602 2 About half a teaspoon 41 3 About a teaspoon 32 4 More than a teaspoon 4 Sysmiss 1840 5.28:Do you eat salty food or snacks one or more time a day? 4492 27 1 Yes 2585 2 No 1907 Sysmiss 27 5.29:How often do you eat red meat ? 4492 27 1 Daily 117 2 5-6 days per week 73 3 1-4 days per week 1226 4 1-3 days per month 1960 5 Less than once a month 723 6 2-3 times a year 123 7 Once a year 32 8 Never 179 96 Other 59 Sysmiss 27 5.29:Other frequency of eating red meat Do you eat salty food or snacks one or more time a day? 60 0 03 TIMES A WEEK 1 2 DAYS PER WEEK 2 2 PER MONTH 1 2 TIMES A WEEK 1 3 TIMES A WEEK 2 3 TIMES IN A WEEK 1 DOES NOT EAT MEAT. 1 END MONTH 1 I DONT EAT MEAT 1 ONCE A MONTH 2 ONCE A WEEK 4 ONCE IN A BLUE MOON 1 ONCE IN A MONTH 10 ONCE IN A WEEK 2 ONCE IN A WHILE 2 ONCE IN AMONTH 1 ONCE IN AWHILE 1 ONCE IN TWO WEEKS 1 ONCE PER THREE MONTHS. 1 ONCEA WEEK 1 ONLY WHEN AVAILABLE 1 ONLY WHEN THERE IS CASH TO BUY 2 SOMETIMES IN HOTELS 1 THRICE IN A WEEK 1 TWICE A MONTH 8 TWICE A WEEK 2 TWICE AMONTH 1 1 TWICE IN A MONTH 1 TWICE IN A WEEK 3 TWICE IN MONTH 1 UNKOWN 1 5.3:How many spoons of sugar do you take on a typical day? THROUGH THE CALCULATIONS 4475 44 0 288 1 699 2 2327 3 626 4 302 5 18 6 133 7 1 8 77 9 1 10 1 12 2 Sysmiss 44 5.31:In the past 12 months, have you ever taken a soft drink? 4484 35 1 Yes 3766 2 No 718 Sysmiss 35 5.32:In past 12 months, how frequent have you had a soft drink? FW: READ RESPONSES 3764 755 1 Daily 55 2 5-6 days per week 40 3 1-4 days per week 595 4 1-3 days per month 1562 5 Less than once a month 1050 6 2-3 times a year 305 7 Once a year 115 96 Other 42 Sysmiss 755 5.32:Other frequency of taking soft drink specified FW: READ RESPONSES 42 0 0NCE IN A MONTH 1 2 TIMES A WEEK 1 3 TIMES A WEEK 1 CAN'T REMEMBER 1 CANT EXCATLY FIGURE OUT 1 CANT REALLY TELL 1 CANT REMEMBER 1 CANT TELL 1 DON'T REMEMBER 1 DONT KNOW 1 DURING PARTIES 1 DURING SPECIAL DAYS LIKE CELEBRATIONS 1 MOST OF THE TIME THAT SHE EXACTLY CANT TELL 1 NEVER 1 NO SPECIFIC TIMEFOR DRINKING SODA FOR ME ANYTIME I FEEL LIKE IT AND I HAVE THE MONEY I BUY IT. 1 NO SPECIFIC TIMELINE ONLY WHEN I HAVE AN EXTRA MONEY AND FEEL LIKE IT 1 NOT EXACTLY ONCE IN A MONTH OR YEAR BUT ONCE IN A WHILE 1 1 ONCE A WEEK 1 ONCE DURING BIG OCCASSIONS 1 ONCE IN A MONTH 1 ONCE IN A WEEK 1 ONCE IN A WHILE 9 ONCE IN AWHILE 1 ONCE IN TWO MONTHS 1 1 ONLY WHEN THERE IS CASH 1 RARE CAES 1 TWICE A MONTH 2 TWICE A WEEK 1 UNKNOWN 1 VERY RARELY 1 WHENEVER ITS AVAILABLE 1 5.33:How many soft drinks do you take in a day? IF DON'T KNOW, CIRCLE 98 3718 801 0 1 1 3528 2 163 3 19 4 5 5 2 Sysmiss 801 FW. READ OUT EACH OPTION AND TICK WHICHEVER APPLIES 4519 0 1 Yes 2049 2 No 2470 FW. READ OUT EACH OPTION AND TICK WHICHEVER APPLIES 4519 0 1 Yes 3746 2 No 773 5.34:Engage in walking or riding on a bicycle to and from places? FW. READ OUT EACH OPTION AND TICK WHICHEVER APPLIES 4519 0 1 Yes 4267 2 No 252 5.34:Engage in games, physical fitness activities with vigorous intensity? FW. READ OUT EACH OPTION AND TICK WHICHEVER APPLIES 4519 0 1 Yes 204 2 No 4315 5.34:Engage in games , physical fitness activities with moderate intensity? FW. READ OUT EACH OPTION AND TICK WHICHEVER APPLIES 4519 0 1 Yes 179 2 No 4340 2047 2472 1 27 2 160 3 317 4 158 5 227 6 650 7 508 Sysmiss 2472 3745 774 1 87 2 188 3 262 4 266 5 378 6 1228 7 1336 Sysmiss 774 5.35:Days engaged in walking/riding to and from places? 4273 246 1 84 2 168 3 208 4 182 5 332 6 996 7 2303 Sysmiss 246 5.35:Days engaged in physical activities with vigorous intensity? 196 4323 1 48 2 82 3 21 4 13 5 7 6 6 7 19 Sysmiss 4323 5.35:Days engaged in physical activities with moderate intensity? 183 4336 1 56 2 48 3 25 4 9 5 15 6 12 7 18 Sysmiss 4336 2033 2486 0.15 15 5.161 2.971 3679 840 0.0667 15 5.304 3.152 5.36:Time engaged in walking/riding to and from places? 4207 312 0.0333 15 1.662 1.653 5.36:Time engaged in physical activities with vigorous intensity? 192 4327 0.0333 7 1.146 1.373 5.36:Time engaged in physical activities with moderate intensity? 208 4311 0.0167 9 1.646 1.486 5.37:Time spent sitting or reclining on a typical day 4311 208 0.0333 14 2.469 1.749 5.38:Time usually spent sleeping in a typical day 4408 111 0.0833 15 7.322 1.424 5.39:What level of financial stress do you feel? What level of financial stress do you feel? 4498 21 1 Little or none 2239 2 Moderate or severe 2259 Sysmiss 21 5.4:How often have you felt stress in the last year? How often have you felt stress in the last year? 4493 26 1 Never or some periods 2541 2 Several periods of stress 1952 Sysmiss 26 5.41:In past 12 months, was there time you felt depressed? 4490 29 1 Yes 2225 2 No 2265 Sysmiss 29 6.1:What your chances of getting CVDs? CHOOSE ONLY ONE RESPONSE 4506 13 1 Very high 37 2 High 222 3 Moderate 612 4 Low 1176 5 Very low 531 6 Already have a CVD 373 98 I Don't Know 1555 Sysmiss 13 6.2:What are your chances chances of getting another CVD? CHOOSE ONLY ONE RESPONSE 4505 14 1 Very high 52 2 High 278 3 Moderate 671 4 Low 1178 5 Very low 498 6 No chances at all 328 98 I Don't Know 1500 Sysmiss 14 7.11:First Systolic BP Reading 4499 20 17 220 124.181 18.976 1st BP Reading 7.11:First Diastolic BP Reading 4499 20 11 149 83.022 11.773 1st BP Reading 7.11:First Pulse Rate Reading 4497 22 6 140 75.592 12.093 1st BP Reading 7.12:Second Systolic BP Reading 4495 24 11 226 122.116 18.326 2nd BP Reading 7.12:Second Diastolic BP Reading 4497 22 35 203 81.951 11.587 2nd BP Reading 7.12:Second Pulse Rate Reading 4494 25 5 141 75.284 12.257 2nd BP Reading 7.13:Third Systolic BP Reading 4496 23 11 227 120.778 17.965 3rd BP Reading 7.13:Third Diastolic BP Reading 4494 25 8 194 81.168 11.353 3rd BP Reading 7.13:Third Pulse Rate Reading 4490 29 0.83 139 75.568 12.251 3rd BP Reading 7.14:Average Systolic BP Reading 4487 32 45.667 224 122.282 17.945 Average BP reading 7.14:Average Diastolic BP Reading 4494 25 27.333 330.667 82.074 11.682 Average BP reading 7.14:Average Pulse Rate Reading 4483 36 37.333 332.667 75.752 14.165 Average BP reading 7.20:Can respondent stand up? Can respondent stand up? IF NO, SKIP TO 16.28 4379 140 1 Yes 4370 2 No 9 Sysmiss 140 7.21:First height reading in cm 1718 2801 72.8 206 165.469 8.923 Measured height in cm 7.21:Second height reading in cm 1717 2802 72.85 206 165.467 8.907 Measured height in cm 7.21:Average height reading in cm 1712 2807 72.825 206 165.517 8.807 Measured height in cm 7.22:First weight reading in Kgs 4471 48 0.17 183 66.597 12.717 Measured weight in kg 7.22:Second weight reading in Kgs 4467 52 4.3 183 66.544 12.72 Measured weight in kg 7.22:Average weight reading in Kgs 4467 52 33.25 343.75 66.743 14.411 Measured weight in kg 7.23:First waist circumference reading in cm 4485 34 10 192 84.789 11.93 Measured waist circumference in cm 7.23:Second waist circumference reading in cm 4486 33 10.3 192.5 84.836 11.94 Measured waist circumference in cm 7.23:Average waist circumference reading in cm 4485 34 33 328 84.867 12.43 Measured waist circumference in cm 7.24:First hip circumference reading in cm 4485 34 8 174 97.33 11.872 Measured hip circumference in cm 7.24:Second hip circumference reading in cm 4481 38 10.3 199 97.379 11.97 Measured hip circumference in cm 7.24:Average hip circumference reading in cm 4479 40 44.5 174.05 97.359 11.847 Measured hip circumference in cm 7.25:Body Mass Index 1693 2826 0.71 670500 425.455 16295.1 Body Mass Index 7.26:Respondent eligible for Blood Glucose? Respondent eligible for Blood Glucose? 4481 38 1 Yes 1997 2 No 2484 Sysmiss 38 7.30:At what time did you last have a meal? At what time did you last have a meal? (RECORD TIME IN 24 HR FORMAT) IF DON'T KNOW, FILL 9998 ANS SKIP TO 16.29 2693 1826 1640995200000 1641078000000 1641035187827.7 16699999.424 7.31:Recorded current time of interview 2923 1596 1640995200000 1641081300000 1641045727245.98 17335133.058 7.32:Blood glucose 1930 2589 1 29.8 6.36 2.178 Blood glucose 8.10:Respondent eligible for referral? Respondent eligible for referral? 3848 671 1 Yes 400 2 No 3448 Sysmiss 671 8.3:End time of innterview 4422 97 1640995680000 1641081480000 1641048664762.55 13532562.203 9.1:Assessment of the respondent's cooperation? What is your assessment of the respondent's cooperation? 4403 116 1 Very Good 798 2 Good 3057 3 Moderate 520 4 Bad 20 5 Very Bad 8 Sysmiss 116 9.2:Accuracy and completeness of the respondent's answers? What is your assessment of the respondent's comprehension of issues discussed? 4402 117 1 Very High 654 2 High 2456 3 Average 1184 4 Low 92 5 Very Low 16 Sysmiss 117 9.3:Assessment of the respondent's comprehension of issues? What is your assessment of the respondent's concentration and attentiveness during the interview? 4387 132 1 Very Good 513 2 Good 2972 3 Moderate 870 4 Bad 21 5 Very Bad 11 Sysmiss 132 9.4:Respondent's concentration and attentiveness? What is your assessment on the extent of the respondent digressing during the interview ? 4400 119 1 Good 3511 2 Moderate 855 3 Bad 21 4 Very Bad 13 Sysmiss 119 9.5:Assessment of respondent digressing during the interview ? 4403 116 1 Very Great Extent 94 2 Great Extent 111 3 Neither 857 4 Small Extent 1722 5 Very Small Extent 1619 Sysmiss 116 609 0 0033E47A-38BF-467C-9EEA-589C9B87F016 1 0126ADA3-76A1-45A0-B7C3-FD458137EFEE 1 01B35F8E-9DC5-4CEA-9F1E-0CF8FBE2431D 1 023D9424-7CEA-44B7-BC63-107AB7E84E91 1 0288B01F-2C88-46D3-BD2A-864DC8DB77B2 1 02958A01-F2C6-4B68-8724-88B80ABF1D93 1 02DC80DE-C9F1-4AEA-A47E-73E28C5BC733 1 036CE0D4-4625-4FF7-BE21-56E429B0E228 1 0374F5E1-BC13-4084-A293-5234981E98AF 1 03948094-C7F8-4BAC-8A19-D3791CCA24CB 1 03AAAB5E-01CB-49ED-9CAD-D7755EBFDA5F 1 04AE2B0B-8176-4A80-936C-0BBC080D049B 1 04B10F54-4D45-4897-B37B-AA51BE076F35 1 04D5C479-ED5A-4163-AC68-E827B4EE9E38 1 0707240E-7D35-46B4-AC48-E3E904C78C29 1 073A1186-5044-4F51-8B45-4F22DE812278 1 07B9326C-4CD5-4493-B85F-7822ED3746D5 1 080338AD-1985-4113-9FCD-B5D8F2E925DC 1 0A0C6E91-7475-4A6B-A435-AF4B0E4AA3C0 1 0ADAFF29-933E-455A-952F-0E32457D29A6 1 0B9BAB31-D312-4476-A2A0-C881E3FFC065 1 0BCDB319-0B0D-42FC-950D-A934477961BF 1 0BD88E5D-32A4-42E0-9F55-9FD8B5BA4CE7 1 0C19C197-A738-4419-9661-2533EB347EEC 1 0CF6411C-8B9E-4757-BB2F-078208F403FA 1 0D012718-4FE8-4F71-A128-E47E5F93EFA8 1 0DC151AB-1B84-40ED-8C4D-5C07CCE36D63 1 0DC3B53A-F64E-496D-A385-D7A0A3E80D11 1 0E210D89-AD1D-471B-ABD7-4C6DE7CEBC2F 1 0E3ED60D-CB54-4BFE-AB29-1EF3BBD69713 1 0EF49CF8-BFC3-4D4C-9A0B-A3D106CC8523 1 0F1C0075-A01A-47B7-86DB-4434F9A867C5 1 0F51B65E-D6A7-4EF1-891B-D2FE4B03FD0E 1 0F582E9A-3BEB-401F-BB37-2C215B089CE2 1 0FC870FD-37E2-4109-B673-3AB8EFFAB90E 1 0FCB6727-5F49-4051-83B1-8C3197AF5AF4 1 0FD96DBD-34EC-4E24-8A08-35D8D272D180 1 10005B81-A1E8-4149-AD54-CACFD64A565C 1 102F718F-ABC7-4405-843F-C896B50E28A8 1 10F8EAEF-DFCA-46F6-9682-1876DA9A9918 1 1187F779-E7B3-4708-B611-A876E36ABA7D 1 12F3E4EB-B643-4CCF-BA95-8413897F9308 1 12F84044-A5A7-4791-A2C5-2FD1F988AB6E 1 13E00A4C-A8DB-4319-9DC3-9EF8D05EF871 1 1402985C-0903-4621-A7D6-272B8B92B039 1 14EAC705-425F-4E34-AF24-D93F65ACE219 1 15326D1E-F3CF-434C-9E2A-E3EF4635DE05 1 1562CF75-F2A0-47EF-B34A-43AEAB9AF656 1 15AAA508-E059-48EB-9329-33A5C85AC063 1 1609B9A9-3ABA-4040-9389-1BFA1BF5228D 1 163919E8-5AA5-4E4A-81FD-F3A5793874D5 1 163DF1DD-382D-4FD0-BB57-5BF5A333A1DC 1 16728E8D-7A6E-460B-991A-B42E6D49ED9F 1 1677F49E-7C9F-4C54-870E-D9FE58767E11 1 170A72CF-DCAA-4209-A2AD-A551555DE6FE 1 1722EBCC-6034-435C-93EA-27BBFF830316 1 1733733D-6948-45C9-A2CF-4AD0D9D6EF0E 1 18177274-4D18-4C7F-8AE6-A60099F29BF1 1 1830FE14-3031-4611-8F78-66A82FD0BC8C 1 190D86DE-237B-436C-B5B3-BED8D64F3527 1 1920F72C-84BE-4964-9DC3-E363AE624FA9 1 192EFB08-2E3D-48A8-B3B2-FCC7A3A01DD4 1 193F95C4-A3C6-42DC-8FC9-25DA786E5176 1 19C11C10-D27D-4A75-AC36-7536A56FF43C 1 19FE8C79-2B66-4D91-8A9B-E2016AC50431 1 1A15BE17-7CDD-4730-8BE7-0DC85A424485 1 1B0FC114-3532-417F-AAFE-E3653307FDBF 1 1B731C76-9B00-4FF3-AB30-79D7EAED62F0 1 1C2FD555-67F2-471F-BDED-7245E05AAC16 1 1CAF6D37-CE4A-4664-B4AD-521121BB35E7 1 1CEF1272-02BB-4DEE-86E6-8851C5A6B77E 1 1D05683C-38E4-4834-828F-B7A9F3049D0B 1 1E3C327E-D0C8-4956-AC9D-92FB54A83AE7 1 1E8538AD-3987-4812-AF39-9686B4C99EB2 1 1F064FA2-4A76-4A2B-BD50-08FE270AEF68 1 1F2A5A65-0453-4AAF-95B0-D704ABDF81AE 1 1FA848D1-C33C-4659-98FA-33FEF4183DAC 1 1FAED0B3-AC46-4684-96D1-5EB9EC9CABF6 1 1FC2C5D8-9824-415A-A8E7-BA82457E5CBF 1 2004AF84-A01F-412C-8673-362CEAC2D0E4 1 215EFEE3-9EAD-4CC8-9340-034B19FAAFC3 1 21711747-A71D-4B66-9FE6-E148256312D7 1 21F95AF1-05E8-4661-BCA4-55221F162DE9 1 221ACD17-F6E3-426C-A5EA-9A484A2DF295 1 22FB78A7-4D3D-40E2-9BBC-7857A00DE454 1 2431EB10-E0EA-4B0C-B01B-3A683CB5AF71 1 243C9403-6761-4168-9C60-36053E718B3E 1 248B5E66-0DCA-4B32-AA53-C95F7C38B135 1 255013D5-1FA9-4FC4-A912-7AB155BDE35C 1 25521788-685B-4DE3-AC92-886BB6E5BDE0 1 261C8B00-AEC0-44BD-B26F-6A6540A0E6CF 1 26698B70-DF69-4217-BF3F-4963E4BC2B39 1 26C8A9CD-C88C-427D-A965-69BCF5A9376A 1 270DE77B-12A7-4718-898C-FDB64AA2F1C6 1 272CA16C-858F-4744-9901-F6F8F425920A 1 2741B27C-C2FB-4630-99D5-FCE245D12325 1 27582595-4BDD-4779-8451-27587F0151D9 1 2765C189-CFE7-4580-80BF-ADA649216B3E 1 27EB661D-718F-451A-BDCE-F6C8E1A08864 1 27FB6E43-EFAB-45C9-B639-DDCD9C25CB4E 1 281ED57A-BCD0-4229-B396-F9F9942E9B19 1 291B0535-2F07-4A2A-B766-0F2B35445975 1 293BEAC2-AEFB-40A9-9251-D7E3228BE6C2 1 2973DE2B-E44F-4DA5-BB03-4514CB3CAA1E 1 29A1678C-FE1F-463C-980D-985260390126 1 29A5F470-F061-4253-B964-7AFA9E7372CF 1 29C385B2-B295-4B37-8FB9-33598F88561D 1 2AA97307-E7F2-4705-8769-0D061B1600F4 1 2ABB67E8-78CA-4890-A8D5-028AB919271E 1 2AF03F17-5FB7-4D35-8454-30769DCB3EE7 1 2B15148C-D4CB-4B97-9A28-3B86AEF6837D 1 2B508B7A-948B-4991-901B-F47FE351B1D1 1 2CD39FE9-8523-4F9F-9AFE-65EE3C59C725 1 2CE0E728-07AB-4944-90B9-BC6945BFDFFB 1 2CE5A694-AD8B-46BF-BFC6-6C16C716901C 1 2D3CCA97-91A9-4F63-9F43-CA18C9E8DF66 1 2E47DA8B-8903-4FC8-9EFF-2F5A8D5BAA50 1 2E4B77E3-65E4-43A0-9639-80AEC10C6ECA 1 2E8840E0-7E94-4C9F-824E-31D5304CA9A9 1 2F107EB0-11F0-485D-B4BB-BB66FB8FA83D 1 2F6A409B-2CB0-4C95-B1DE-F4CF1A0E34A0 1 2F868C6B-7DF4-4D93-9F79-E335DEEF347C 1 308F30CD-BC07-4D5D-B071-97EFE3AD0BEC 1 30AED337-ED1A-48C4-81F0-735B5860193C 1 30E7AA1F-92D7-4CEF-82EE-AE2608B6F998 1 315CEFA3-313C-4B97-8B26-937C066F9CEC 1 3166AD2F-E90D-4FD8-BBD3-941794E1AA11 1 31EDB58E-2F39-49E3-8CAB-F4FEC5A19D60 1 32A2B9D7-B5FA-4E61-A5AD-04777BC84B74 1 32FACE65-7C2A-4020-9D9F-AE859A6C7A7B 1 3411F828-3161-4EFD-8B40-D1CFCA9D01D0 1 348FC556-5DBC-43B9-B64C-02C75B19E1A5 1 34A1FCF1-CD1C-431E-B2E0-7923CCDDF35C 1 34E27E60-0DCF-4C4E-B8E9-A298E72FFB7C 1 35C03C5A-9BD7-4718-AF6D-AB2DFA34A31C 1 364037F2-ACEB-437C-A9EB-53E726437326 1 36D9D531-3A05-431B-9FA6-7248D9243E2A 1 36DA42AB-AFE2-4579-B463-A9A7D75F346B 1 37AD7682-35F5-4E7D-AF66-3B78155D13AA 1 37F47A9A-2D51-4C27-A94A-C69F8948D113 1 389CBB5F-6DD5-4BD1-AEB9-447B18FDA814 1 39814C92-2F54-4375-90E2-634731988A18 1 39D69CFE-5AAE-4911-B3F8-427449318A01 1 3A7ECD76-59F1-42F7-ABF4-ACFBDC35266E 1 3AA4ABFC-71F9-491F-A070-22B353D5E58A 1 3AC5B861-60FF-4D6B-867A-FBBBCC4CCB3F 1 3B0BC94D-78E5-4E7E-BEAC-2FEB4712D0A9 1 3B66A7AE-011F-4DB6-B2BE-BAEA7309B3B1 1 3C1D8AAB-1D6A-4FE1-9CB1-0086C1F0A9EE 1 3C5E0ACE-100C-4210-BD7C-8C05F1C3057E 1 3C691F58-AD33-435D-ABBE-CA6AED9DD3B5 1 3C898B17-452A-4944-9F1F-06C7D010E2D6 1 3CA4D1EE-2BB3-4E1C-9C44-92F213A6913D 1 3CD9D4DB-37CD-4FBE-90B2-144DC65E7DF0 1 3D37AF67-C74E-4BCB-9F75-BFFACA70A898 1 3D3B3352-4683-41EB-81DB-3E1B44DA160B 1 3D8844A6-8C3A-479B-8FAA-8F922E458657 1 3E2C107B-9749-46E8-9598-FE26DCA7B264 1 3E6B9F3A-2E24-4347-8112-3DFDDE05A1E4 1 3FD8C74F-F7AA-4DB0-B6D8-41DCC34978AE 1 3FF7A948-4A81-4A3B-8E67-C9B3AD7EEC95 1 4023F132-A2C4-4DB3-9A55-6D838E872DA2 1 408753EF-EE41-47EE-8609-61352E4D2F3D 1 40AC0A22-B0DF-4AE9-8AA2-F94F1FEE4AF6 1 40CD3042-421A-4D6E-8C32-76892C448AE2 1 40DEF9DD-D9DD-4A5C-B3E5-7DDD7CDC454B 1 4117F2E5-7740-4A83-B9C2-E7E6470EE804 1 4148D7BC-D66D-4593-91E7-73C05F1FD6BC 1 414F7B20-F316-4D79-AA1E-DEE574855425 1 41E0F35F-9C3D-4C8E-AC1C-48FAB84EAFE6 1 43A19AFE-0524-4A7E-8BDA-E2851CD7D55A 1 456BB961-66D9-4DEE-94F9-574DDC099AE3 1 45AC32AC-D611-4C10-8382-062022BBE887 1 45B8894B-081A-4EB7-801B-03566663CBFE 1 45BE5E8A-9EA6-429D-8B3E-796F09E2143A 1 45F5CEFA-1635-4063-BD24-1B564A24400B 1 4619F774-F6B0-41D1-8E9A-25ED310F8842 1 4638A1D0-9ADC-4F85-86C5-13FA1CF049E9 1 46E6CE02-CC29-4F8F-BFFC-26856D6CFBE3 1 4761BAF6-2DBD-4CE9-9923-BCAD6E743D4E 1 47A0BCB1-DBE7-4D78-BE9C-1CC38CD91314 1 48096AC3-716E-49B2-9FB3-17CD4D29203F 1 492608C8-F6DC-42F9-A78B-FB3AA28F3E52 1 49E6F506-2737-4F73-909E-7D32124E4ACE 1 4A64D7DF-1096-4643-9B65-F78A208790EC 1 4A772E2B-5D46-4AFC-BAE9-751806566247 1 4BAA0CC1-E009-4177-8C55-A4FD05684FFD 1 4C1380AF-1035-4014-84E5-C059B5EE6790 1 4D460088-FB51-41B6-AD99-5B41DCFF7628 1 4D7F0379-B70B-445B-B34F-13014C2F3842 1 4D86AA42-2E9F-4F12-AAE8-52BF0A0510B7 1 4E69B8CF-B30F-4498-BCA1-F6591D11E0DA 1 4EA29A38-F5AE-494F-ABDC-763E6A3036F1 1 4F6C38ED-1CF9-4A88-9BB2-F1E9FC47CF9C 1 4FAE1593-8476-43C9-A4D0-ACC87720412D 1 4FC5FDA3-2033-4055-8576-BF07F0C2458A 1 4FC6E5FF-DAF5-4B6A-BE90-A4000CA3FFF0 1 502403BA-3D5B-4884-9B46-980E4B8345BE 1 5062E0BD-FB61-4415-BDC4-3897B3E89DFD 1 50772254-22C1-4F3D-9C04-827C137DABD9 1 50858C17-313E-409E-983A-D9F7343E79B6 1 50ABB1E4-4EF4-4AC7-89F4-224BBB9C4E1D 1 50CD0ADD-DEFE-4A64-8D2C-F787DCAD97DA 1 50DBAC1F-6E50-4A4D-9716-B5D8804CC1BC 1 516B6B5C-D789-40FD-8050-DDBB5EC0593A 1 5176BF19-2ED0-40D2-A33E-51810795B5D7 1 51EB784F-9648-4CB0-BFBF-55E664364E6A 1 5236C99F-D5D6-45BD-A951-456857A5BC5A 1 528BFCB8-8723-4D45-AABF-FF12B395BC75 1 52B19468-1100-46A9-BA4F-9C09D511343F 1 531FBE98-333D-4C05-94D6-05951A28C498 1 53A7F5B1-9571-4D6B-BD68-0638BB40E57C 1 54393F2A-1A08-498D-A27A-5F8DBBFC9F9D 1 548F4363-E1B6-4177-9DB8-5E80B10D7FC3 1 54A29DBD-4B7B-40BD-B1EF-0B44E613403C 1 551061E2-8971-48A9-A244-404076888069 1 55152312-30AF-4F34-9594-772A5BA8E592 1 55C01262-B855-4B89-AA7C-05B237E84ED7 1 57569102-AC31-4C18-B8E0-8AD349D0DBBF 1 5775EB68-E0CF-4BE2-9042-F38A4138E7A2 1 578892A9-E65C-44A3-80E3-1F6C24F06B80 1 5817D682-6FA8-4DF9-A012-DFD9DE50F199 1 58E1BC09-B4B2-42B8-854C-3BBBD74ECEE7 1 5A7B2500-F60A-4EC6-B3D9-4047A8E8CEA7 1 5BBBEC8E-FC66-4E1E-8CF7-0D6A143BACD0 1 5C3DE804-6CE1-4E22-AEFB-16A606FCA0ED 1 5C4CCD79-BBFC-46FB-89E4-F56F568102BB 1 5C98792A-A7E4-49B7-8AA4-90E1ABECACA5 1 5CBE9060-E12A-4C95-8FE4-8EAC2479D0BB 1 5D036949-5EFC-4A1D-AF41-DB155A794A1D 1 5D3BA317-24DB-4B77-BB37-5CAF9CE78187 1 5F1417EA-8B31-4742-BF38-8AF547DD549A 1 5F41B8D7-2019-4AD0-B9F4-21BC97DB0C48 1 5F54CA3C-6FE6-429C-84EC-88AD8FF878B3 1 5F817320-DC0F-402F-865B-23C62529D19E 1 5FC65993-07B9-4B0A-9404-6E13BBAD9CB2 1 606BCFB0-E518-4597-A47B-28DDB9831F34 1 60AD7F2C-5A3D-48D8-869B-D61DDA28504B 1 610EE436-9652-4C82-9D0B-E9271ACE8F89 1 61BD0FB0-A9E3-4B55-8705-009EC3DD9611 1 61F69879-F9C0-462F-B57D-3CD27509C0A5 1 627EB3F2-9B1B-4A2C-A584-56FC3A93FA1A 1 628C0B45-5D7C-4F4C-9B7A-6D165BE80139 1 6301EAD5-B938-4136-969A-932A0524294D 1 6354AA81-983A-4FCA-B3F9-4BC6F550EE5B 1 63E86733-4053-45F4-A8A6-3582F74B86F1 1 63FEF62B-275C-4B5F-BA52-33309466F815 1 64507DAD-E2A1-48A7-A561-9C91F6DB757B 1 646F497F-DFA5-4725-8DD0-A719013B1B81 1 65132066-57CB-4708-BBE0-95258F31B4F2 1 6578D36B-289F-41BF-A386-14E343FA4C0C 1 659E75B2-CF2A-40CE-8237-70ED5F75B0A4 1 662C1A93-D735-4ACD-AE41-DFC8D8D213F1 1 669463DA-27EC-4CEF-B7EE-C007DC14D118 1 676FFE39-EFC6-44CF-B7AD-DC2AA7A6FBCC 1 67FE8EB8-CBEF-44D3-9D1C-010B52AA3F28 1 6808808C-6854-4F45-8D7B-D7770E39439D 1 6843F8BA-200C-45D1-B026-066CE2F161FA 1 68697899-3BB3-4BE4-803D-13A2BC70A9F6 1 690C4D1F-AB2E-4754-BADA-E9C7CAC3FFEA 1 69501BCF-B935-47BB-8227-E72C9A135512 1 699AA898-3014-41F9-B200-EFA24BC68271 1 69EEE169-5E90-4C85-B17F-54823F28B147 1 6A029CC9-8706-4748-9733-CF9B0F940271 1 6A4BAA06-C638-4083-B748-3BFE4948860E 1 6A4FF06E-8BAF-4A35-89A4-AB51D9247336 1 6A96FFE9-3CF4-4801-AD96-3246F8E60CC6 1 6AE8E783-1F0D-4ABD-AEA6-B3A45A03B72B 1 6BCACC73-9217-4929-A16E-3E10B0871C38 1 6BDC814F-3024-4280-8B89-B903F26BFEB8 1 6C29DB4B-5232-486B-8C2C-8BC76043554B 1 6C6B8244-D2B2-47AA-8537-450BD5AF8830 1 6C94942A-B899-42AA-97A2-7CCCE4BC71F3 1 6C9CB5F8-9523-474F-9E25-575A313ED5B9 1 6D2B5178-2C6C-424E-82E1-7FF0094A9FDD 1 6DC4F4D9-08F5-4C5E-A41B-8DAA76FD5DF2 1 6DEBB02A-B0F3-45EA-9A04-893B551AD9E6 1 6E22B1BE-7801-4AD8-A92C-C0045FDB6C04 1 6E5DA017-C407-4392-B19F-A1B87283A673 1 6E9DE3C2-1866-4462-8D09-23225C32F8A4 1 6FDC422D-A60D-430F-A538-FD57F1C19758 1 70A15D8A-91E4-4609-9D1D-E388CC63FB58 1 70E2705C-D94B-4072-A400-2BAF78CBCA9E 1 72010FE1-D66A-42F4-BE87-06451C79D7F9 1 7250EFD3-C4E0-4155-BE44-DDCAAB154484 1 72562D2C-AADE-4334-9883-69DD6580941F 1 738C2636-B08E-4F95-91BB-60B0CB548D1F 1 73D85AFC-7BE4-4B94-AE9F-85A3D700BACD 1 749D0D5E-880D-49F3-AE59-C321CD6ADF3D 1 75025D97-7B9F-4155-9C49-9D682CB18CFF 1 75171CF4-5336-4102-AE75-C67C232CB489 1 7526A1F5-872D-4630-B864-290CC8844CC1 1 760AC82C-DB6B-4F88-8F1E-2803AF96531D 1 76229081-D8CC-4999-AB88-2D7460316ED0 1 76707B3D-21D6-4125-8D0A-90B835D3C2FA 1 776A41C9-E68E-47EF-86D1-14596FEAA389 1 77C62F44-024E-4600-A47B-ACE483A1EDEF 1 77EAA680-4965-4DC7-9F96-6A9766CB54FE 1 788D4ECA-85A1-4ABF-8B1B-F38D7C342D24 1 789A6A2B-E8E9-447F-B895-717B4041AAA2 1 78B9C2F1-7752-4A20-A481-745BB8FA8436 1 7963EC67-B0C9-40A8-B30D-4112A3ACC19E 1 79DA1437-B9B4-4A56-A0CB-D926B58FE9CB 1 79DE8C67-7B4C-461E-B515-087FC6D4C52F 1 7A88A2BA-5054-4F57-8E72-81D5392ABB98 1 7B87DE91-B4C9-43B6-A869-1A786556FB65 1 7CDE8406-8C88-4BA4-BD1F-1161063624F5 1 7CE8ABB5-865A-493F-A3C3-16CE43017AE9 1 801ECD70-DCBD-4D4B-AD61-DC09EFA536D1 1 8093CA88-502D-4117-B894-E18B0D3E29C0 1 80BE69C8-FB5E-4D94-8640-240984688A8A 1 818761DB-9393-48EE-81FE-FB3229C28551 1 821DE011-4BC9-4CC4-9CAF-60B134AB7262 1 82233F4D-C541-4702-97FB-FA308BCE85EA 1 8225DF00-EA5F-4B7C-BC32-3C49741E727F 1 82395882-9632-4E54-9F7C-6F1F1D26AEB7 1 82CF62F1-56BA-4021-8F1B-F2D9C0D771FE 1 832C2727-E496-46AA-89D5-3310292850F9 1 833B6367-5C6F-4584-B4B5-78694F5EA9F1 1 839EA725-6141-4A0A-965F-CD8009E891C2 1 83A21FD8-5070-4E26-83E3-202A3FDEBA7F 1 8450D875-62D2-4AA6-8878-029AFB599677 1 8453D8EE-9B3E-45F9-8F11-E9BA4D4D78EF 1 84B879B2-4C4C-4FB7-8FD2-0FA25D7FE1EA 1 853B5786-0AF7-4CAA-8F83-A725B79965B8 1 853D78CA-3018-4538-8E1E-C02FF5787322 1 8557135E-D96C-44CE-BEFA-530F730C093A 1 85996E16-113F-49FA-B27B-65262824CC9E 1 85F3DCE1-B359-406C-B870-4E8AF109416E 1 86102087-192B-4C9B-8E2C-7692F7E0AFC7 1 8735EA56-D79F-448B-8C7B-EFD42D6F4617 1 873D5768-23D1-46DC-87AB-5C6C55E4E154 1 889F1EC9-CA40-4990-8A0D-C7564D5E4EE4 1 88DFA79D-CAA4-405F-BC1C-324CEA853823 1 89CDB854-23B5-419F-95A9-853C6C44E8FF 1 8A37B016-5B09-4B93-9284-358F5A254499 1 8A6120A4-87E6-43AB-80D6-751244509D7A 1 8AB6A034-DB74-4064-AF5E-E6699DD2EA7D 1 8B06851A-8759-44D4-A480-20E38A2A452F 1 8B4A7186-2DF4-46A6-8D36-E478C3B0525D 1 8B627641-0A6A-4113-BCA6-484156D82A35 1 8BA698D6-C036-4F57-B10D-C6C02D8EA0DB 1 8BEB920B-25C5-4E00-AD50-D80BC084C63C 1 8BFB2DD8-FD94-405F-95A7-FF61292A709B 1 8C3E2D83-441D-4A53-9E3F-F6563ACD7B57 1 8C9C5B2D-A6A4-46EA-B886-B5BF82E6D9C6 1 8CE07E16-D7EE-4CC6-B298-6CA5A11A248E 1 8D9D755E-C2AB-44B9-AD71-D481C2075F10 1 8DCF7536-41F7-4EEE-96ED-2DDBF0FBA6CE 1 8F43178D-B042-47C0-8EB3-3FDDC9E064E8 1 8F96BD1A-2018-4739-B6AC-D1DC7AFBEAAE 1 8FCC35CE-6D72-4D50-B9D9-B5672E81BCD5 1 907A883F-E687-4E32-AA19-489EE9E644D7 1 907BAB1D-2992-4C67-AC15-E58916C9CDB2 1 90BC1DE4-D951-4252-ACFF-FB2794DDF29C 1 9136D05F-07C3-4C18-BB48-023D9E9C6EA1 1 91A9998B-EBD5-4090-8796-DE1545B9456A 1 921D2503-A35D-4D84-91BD-E58477162650 1 929AEB73-9B91-4DB8-A1B2-1D4474F6A1E4 1 92AF5662-D041-46A8-8EE1-404619AB2B3D 1 93F1A7DB-A138-4B87-B925-3CB2C965AFBA 1 94276193-86D6-4A93-B61F-37D95BA17C6D 1 95AFD918-28CD-45D1-BB3D-4DA9A38C19A8 1 95FDF8C3-EE82-4186-823E-4723B4CE9C59 1 960802A9-1AA8-4FC8-A3DB-F04D447269D7 1 98088E12-EF3D-48E9-9E6C-7F7FC90CBF6F 1 988AA60A-F2FE-4F8C-BD0A-682F25949911 1 98D096BD-77D9-4BB4-BC60-F657B665E14B 1 98D94257-1DD3-41C7-998B-29767D56481A 1 9A5A6BC9-0C7F-49B9-ABE1-0EFAD8471584 1 9AA16F1F-C650-4FEB-AF46-36DD6683E06D 1 9AB7B110-D249-48AE-96E6-69313CF97468 1 9B052205-7ED8-48B0-B02E-BB0DC341F240 1 9BB1E8EE-E456-4CD8-8EA7-A1F19619719D 1 9BEE9700-0E50-442A-97E4-3D9899F2BFC7 1 9C3FEA12-E604-4CF8-8CF2-A9D4B13F7839 1 9CB83702-7887-44B4-8151-FE0D0880FF04 1 9DC81998-D849-4F71-A4B3-CB3B5A5C1F7C 1 9FB578AB-9D70-45BB-87A5-B8150DEA38F5 1 9FECF30D-95A9-464D-8D99-F6197D4ABA3D 1 A02CC0EC-4193-4445-8698-F2B866CD45C4 1 A02D8C92-81D8-4871-92AF-88EFA194E8E3 1 A0C483CC-D566-4900-89A8-DCB902A0F9CE 1 A0CE4831-765C-4367-9D04-2B7DEDABAFE8 1 A0FD8BB6-022B-4B88-A362-60FE09E585DC 1 A0FF58AB-EFB7-498D-830B-6757F01CEAAA 1 A16283FD-4898-444C-AC30-E1BBB1E0DE08 1 A164A61A-9115-46AD-B268-7D57B6E3CA36 1 A29B3F18-1226-4703-8441-2EDF926BE2CC 1 A2EFD6A0-F3EC-4CDC-AC34-A01F2BF07CCC 1 A309C1BD-CA3F-4BC1-9493-BD60F1DCF44E 1 A340BF8A-3EE1-4F91-97A9-3B2DA778879D 1 A3E89463-4A73-4698-9C8D-ECA6CC65C0C4 1 A45A33FA-9592-4356-B3D1-A8F7718AB0B1 1 A4E8C506-B683-4496-B407-D3BE3886C81D 1 A5136270-A9EE-4775-926D-55B041F6B6FC 1 A52622E3-B7F5-4BED-B0CE-CEC4D7C5A111 1 A5CAFB73-9997-4DAD-B065-1FD08D567840 1 A6445855-CE20-46DF-A737-87A8C72065A9 1 A65C7226-1BFE-4C0D-AE7A-0B95115129F2 1 A7FF8104-FDCC-4A16-80BA-ECCA69BBFD1D 1 A814F72B-56AA-494C-BFF4-B695B0E56AE1 1 A8FA93E7-CB99-4B62-83D4-436C47416963 1 A91CD2F7-6634-4A79-8F90-13BA3BB4C0E8 1 A9301992-C4EA-40C3-BBB8-7929BDC2C0A4 1 A9DB5F6D-A139-405B-B3F5-8567C4BE765B 1 AA94BFC1-2355-445D-A2FC-D9168CBD61EA 1 ABC5E36D-2D99-4687-B32A-45613C839A2A 1 AC088860-3FE3-42D4-9CC6-CBB3AD35B7BF 1 AC1D4556-5467-43F5-B62A-95C06E26911F 1 AC4008C8-173F-4E5A-B1B8-3901C3EAC8F8 1 ACB37284-9F42-4BBE-B234-0BA6E7CED548 1 AD14312C-30EB-4D09-A610-65114B3031C6 1 AD36097D-3F5E-4F09-906F-65C401BC8C7D 1 AD519EE8-AA82-4204-BF15-E6813BFDCD82 1 AFE80F1E-3B63-49BA-8B8C-72864E4DB22F 1 B054624C-CB3D-4FF1-9AD7-C017AF61769B 1 B0EABF9D-0CCA-4C06-B6D0-7A5047F7C93B 1 B10443D4-1287-44A4-A46B-0635AA76DF63 1 B1459738-8996-4843-8B84-169EA1E32E59 1 B1F9B0EC-DE94-49E4-A628-244CFF2AE1D8 1 B3C71AEE-FBDA-4AEC-B7CC-C8505238AEEA 1 B3E593D0-F077-410D-9276-0083C2EA1644 1 B4112CAA-7A1B-4A70-8618-E4A7D0FF0A8D 1 B4BA2028-1D0B-44AE-A860-30D9D44CD05B 1 B6151BE5-1DBD-446D-BAEB-2ED72571A387 1 B648DC61-3441-4A12-B268-542E0149818E 1 B750F537-9183-44CB-914A-6B8357C3562B 1 B7E1E815-D893-4F27-878C-5493268A12CE 1 B808CF6A-A3F4-40FC-884A-F1D5566A7879 1 B833B866-9D53-4284-90E4-5E5053DD2146 1 B87BB4CA-8249-492E-96D1-13F7D4240813 1 B895A61F-BF50-4CC4-A066-B8D43FFE96BE 1 B90C62CC-DD62-4EAC-A806-9F5158EA0E27 1 B9979C72-26ED-429C-993E-16C331FAAA9D 1 B9A47A3C-3578-46F3-8E5B-5B7C57087531 1 B9C0DEEA-B369-45E8-B67C-016F487BCD96 1 BA846731-F33B-499D-8A4A-863E9CFCFF18 1 BB566868-D529-42B2-AEC3-83FD8C7CC47C 1 BC1F26E1-E783-4942-9A41-FB2315502918 1 BC787543-104D-4A35-A7D2-DC6E6D23498C 1 BC895728-530A-4F09-98BC-4EE959964C64 1 BCB60EE1-CEA4-40BC-889E-CEE402BA855C 1 BCF5B26D-CF61-4960-B9C7-F9FA9D5367E7 1 BD8A9B17-0606-4096-8E26-4B205BE4265C 1 BDC347EB-CBBA-48BC-B782-F50005D4C165 1 BE4CE049-6262-4FF9-A6AA-9C6D187011F2 1 BE6084B9-5C06-4BA3-AC8B-7E64A7EDBD87 1 BEDF6DC5-9082-4308-B9A2-1FC02055F07E 1 C0223304-C39B-4ECB-BD40-0CCF2FCD9FB1 1 C09D3D62-27B5-43DE-912B-607B7C94F97A 1 C0B50864-B13F-4698-ADF9-731344165BEA 1 C0D0E60A-DC0F-44AC-951E-CCEDB8815B20 1 C1CCD98B-9E86-41A3-926A-9A91C066885E 1 C2C68D8E-A695-41D3-BD33-AAA380917DA0 1 C31555F3-9C7B-4BDB-8FAF-96C47A7AD456 1 C37DC1A5-2629-4560-8C6E-0C0A38CD521D 1 C38C125D-68A6-4CA0-907F-C8B6403D45FD 1 C42AE220-10A2-4616-AE6C-89E1E8EFE058 1 C586D21B-54E2-494A-835C-4F192BE1EC15 1 C5E4FA7A-1EBE-46EF-B00E-D04F3F59D357 1 C62184E4-CEB6-4516-BC47-19B5EACE505B 1 C66E0C46-CC70-4A18-AE6D-0F58BF450D98 1 C6771392-C756-4EC4-A594-9F814A197550 1 C6B70884-32C1-4621-9286-6CFCC06EFBA2 1 C719D7C9-DAC5-46B1-A1EE-EAC30841B515 1 C75D73B2-2218-48E0-A9C8-38CAF92D6405 1 C77B5936-4D92-47FA-89BF-0089738776AB 1 C7AE04A6-1C54-43D3-9753-A88E364EB53E 1 C82EAA61-A3D0-4082-B2D7-B4416BB6317C 1 C8E57868-975D-4B65-8575-3D176D46E2E8 1 C9E812F9-3734-45D4-A19E-CEB5ED11F3C6 1 CA4180BA-B496-40A7-97B5-B32690173F59 1 CAA40482-73C1-403D-8052-9C06EE544FB5 1 CAC45598-CF02-4141-B965-D0CBB8DF7098 1 CAC61FF5-3972-4AC4-978E-B8A108D34D48 1 CB14AB4D-A783-4EE9-9C63-839697DDD7E5 1 CBA0BA2E-D3F7-4CE8-A31B-1CD6BFEDCFF9 1 CBF7BF5D-A996-4CDB-9CAC-C90CA1F3957B 1 CC5B94C4-F648-457C-9062-845AE5D38975 1 CCF013F4-8150-4AF8-94CE-EAF54AA88940 1 CD901AD9-12EE-4803-BD48-B41C30DD98C6 1 CEE9AB6F-7BA3-4622-A1F5-5BDE59B120AD 1 CF1FDE0F-A902-49BC-8612-FC92CD50E6CD 1 CF3B61FC-D964-45BD-8BB0-D454347F18C7 1 CF8A992A-C107-476C-80D9-6B444FFECAA2 1 D01D2A73-3C41-4512-8D13-CEAF5E1658D8 1 D08E5982-A399-4296-8FF6-5E332B0A1ABF 1 D0991642-3DB9-428F-A0E1-1E4D796AB16E 1 D0A318E0-2A4D-4F31-895F-5228746AFFDA 1 D1AC0B1F-9D67-450B-A052-A5EE9AEDFED5 1 D1BDE6A9-13A3-4977-9356-7D5A1ACDF614 1 D20D2D96-8247-4611-9622-18CF3438021B 1 D21510FE-8CFA-4B0C-89AB-9EF792B7F7A7 1 D4A117D4-8F1C-4494-B2B2-FA1E73927D8E 1 D4C21F52-8BDB-47B1-8D22-72181BB25ABD 1 D53235BD-64A4-4E86-A59A-7E75E713891E 1 D55F578E-B527-4F7B-8CE1-3DBB45C5F08E 1 D608B40B-A777-4556-8869-3340B1D35FEE 1 D645354A-7E46-4537-981D-4F2082743265 1 D68B5BA7-00E4-4101-8952-61205F8C674F 1 D6BEA816-8A44-4454-8966-C0E0A9DB6A9C 1 D6EBEAE9-58A2-48A8-940D-E05948F059A4 1 D7158211-CA07-4096-9CEF-CA5704F8B7EC 1 D79FA124-5E9F-4368-B4C3-18BEEF40302C 1 D822EF5C-1F95-48CA-B39A-E3F2DA81A297 1 D825864E-5276-447B-85DA-15A9EA990A8B 1 D85A3D05-94A6-4D12-BB84-C73E4A0DF9AE 1 D883E495-35FD-46A4-AFC6-4625D1D0F88D 1 D8CADB84-C0E6-40FF-AAB3-0E584EA339F4 1 D90D1205-D9DF-4EC1-B4DD-51843737847F 1 D946ECE8-2B28-4855-A37B-134949BB4A22 1 DACED696-335E-4193-BBBE-11B04908FAAA 1 DAE97C30-2196-459F-A042-1BC6DFDE02F3 1 DB1A1B90-8F1D-4FA2-9B26-6FF00B87ADA9 1 DC053939-87BE-479A-803A-E313C84A2005 1 DC294B76-10B2-4F15-8BBF-082777E4659D 1 DC5A5C90-A484-469B-8440-9148D4000A12 1 DC77D2B3-8B22-4D3C-99B0-7C6CDC9C1F2D 1 DCC48FEF-892A-4F69-9D11-F5EE3FAAC6FA 1 DD0B59E8-FD29-4505-9FFC-83AC0CECC817 1 DD1D60CB-88F9-4D34-A3D5-E07273DE765E 1 DD316899-366B-4AEC-A6C4-0EEEDA0227FC 1 DDA3A38F-3F04-4EEE-A121-22C469F71BF5 1 DE1E1EDF-E624-430D-8B2E-466BF4E19712 1 DE687516-5289-4C45-98B8-FC9E649D747D 1 DE73B0C5-A5C9-40C9-A41D-8C25C48D229C 1 DEF9AA71-5ADA-41EF-A4A3-5CF4D8D74D8D 1 DEFFE994-A30F-4BFB-AC0E-5C28682801B1 1 E0EC5DF0-DBCC-4914-A8B5-98004258D5E9 1 E21D5B73-2330-42ED-BD4A-9E55B7281098 1 E3D8E679-C819-47E7-9B6F-40259467346C 1 E3FE373F-687C-444F-BCB8-05B3542D1A06 1 E4411AC4-B3DC-4BAB-B004-E92C74682C7D 1 E44F6E8B-8C10-4D94-A38F-19DAA10877AD 1 E572EA80-B561-4C14-99F5-97B6CDA5F006 1 E5849BE0-D9E6-4C7C-B945-5A7BD616CFBE 1 E5FE943D-6AAF-4843-88DA-7E83DD4F14C5 1 E6623027-D617-416D-A3C0-5FFA6C5EFF39 1 E682B606-CED4-4F45-BD0C-F06302D47120 1 E686B6DC-DB5B-46F4-8745-013C7A0C249A 1 E6976536-8E74-44FA-A787-0197FD1F40BC 1 E70F5C3F-2CCB-418A-B862-AFCF7530152B 1 E769EC8E-E0EC-40FC-ADDD-9B168145BB63 1 E7FF8AD5-94DB-402C-BCED-B28DF002826B 1 E86CBAE1-24A2-474F-95C5-4E55E507A196 1 E89FB0E5-8250-4347-BBF6-19FF752A6FC5 1 E8C6B89D-D918-48E4-A57B-0AAC3C3CB83F 1 E8C7FFB8-AFF5-42CC-960F-D1CACC1177F6 1 E8DB13F9-60DA-4FC1-8043-F4056AE14757 1 E9E2BE15-BD94-4FED-9CA8-C34140413DF0 1 EA0BF1CA-F9FB-4291-8A03-7F1AAF488E4B 1 EA33381A-4625-407F-AB5D-65C7344E35A2 1 EAEDA40C-CDF8-4FEA-A77C-481AAF4763F8 1 EB0D86CC-E303-4DD4-B8ED-3C7E0AD5603D 1 EB1218CD-5ED4-4819-A615-612423F70B5D 1 EBB22AF5-D26F-4F46-A7DE-C8D643215D90 1 EC3C1E07-BC40-4086-99EB-D20644C05291 1 EC604744-2CAF-4276-859E-58851CCFA462 1 ED3E5037-F271-4CB1-9802-0FEBC904A2AA 1 EE6159AD-C6FC-4038-82B0-DDB69A772707 1 EF1D12B3-90A3-4054-843C-31B9C9C2C825 1 EF2A0B7B-BA44-4975-B15D-679F345AA219 1 EF3BD7A7-1D5A-4E73-8634-9F43A066FD48 1 EF72C763-18D4-4D97-BFA4-496666291076 1 EF87A5F5-E610-41D6-8A30-C10785F619A5 1 EFA4DCE5-6220-46E0-B920-E59BEBCEEAB8 1 F07BAC2C-F4DD-4E1D-9E2C-7FD3F86E68C3 1 F08CC25B-266A-44D4-B443-CC6CB6E4FC95 1 F098D907-2A0B-4B0E-B4B0-1D01218384C7 1 F0C11E8A-71CE-406D-A68A-08B584B49C09 1 F11DD59D-089E-4A56-93A7-B089D33A7A5A 1 F131BCCA-E514-4256-870D-9295F0008B4A 1 F1B9113C-0953-4E60-802A-84D14D5F8762 1 F1BE73FF-F67F-4D78-987B-E6A0294EE6D9 1 F308C2D0-725D-4722-B420-95E4B11D62CD 1 F340EC6B-63A8-4B1A-9B65-BFC66CD7F5F3 1 F3595B57-1D19-447C-B51A-F0B05DC27F93 1 F3F65B86-968D-441C-9555-4E0D23C43E89 1 F49CCAC7-FCF3-428B-9CBB-ECF744408D21 1 F4A172D6-2A96-4E14-BCFD-2E3268255835 1 F4CD63EC-9FC2-4500-AE0C-1795119DBC24 1 F58A31DC-FF9D-4E08-A89B-C889EB4AA645 1 F6BF9563-C76A-45D5-BD96-4412BB54A2E4 1 F6DEADAE-6523-4ECE-9FD3-AAE9C5F519C4 1 F742B3FC-71B9-4546-B40A-579852F908D7 1 F7685161-E42A-4506-A9A9-3909A963B712 1 F77AD7E6-84D0-48C4-80C0-EF5749026EDC 1 F7F4AC50-49B5-49BB-8DE0-6F01B07C386C 1 F878B23E-D59A-4527-AB2C-C7953ABF9B35 1 F90AB2BF-2E58-47C8-BA29-C6CC1A041EFE 1 F9ADA5BD-8C62-43E9-8B62-34847C1143EB 1 F9D0E54D-D397-44D1-B96B-D0507D674407 1 FA8D6769-B701-4446-8644-6BDA09F8DF6F 1 FABABF70-75C6-4060-993C-3E5499E91D2E 1 FB312E54-C41C-4716-A0D2-3B16F715227F 1 FBB35B4D-9C82-4815-AB51-59620084C436 1 FBC1990B-BE0E-4B31-B75E-B6389D8CBD9C 1 FBF0B069-A578-46A1-BC69-1A4898E3E9B6 1 FBF8B9A8-9639-4C34-86EF-BA3EB4C1AC05 1 FC324D4D-3338-4FF7-9726-4681F9AE7197 1 FC3277FF-D464-4C0F-9658-7F06E995CFEF 1 FC3BFBA8-7466-4E8E-AF24-E1A5A17EEC64 1 FC98C898-1617-44C2-9986-8C8AA74AECEF 1 FD4563D7-C688-4592-843F-2559AE5ED633 1 FD59C2F0-2E33-4FF7-9A4E-E831BA2A6610 1 FDFC09B9-AECD-4115-9A4B-D8B9AF0BC5E1 1 FEF9D578-C6FC-4AEF-828F-FAD06AEA5E3D 1 FFA46AA9-73E8-4F9A-B32F-03FFE38602CE 1 Date of interview (dd/mm/yyyy) DATE OF INTERVIEW (DD/MM/YYYY) 609 2012-02-13 3013-03-23 2012-02-13 2 2012-02-16 1 2012-05-18 1 2012-08-22 23 2012-08-25 33 2012-08-29 32 2012-09-01 12 2012-09-05 15 2012-09-08 22 2012-09-12 20 2012-09-15 25 2012-09-19 10 2012-09-22 8 2012-09-26 10 2012-09-29 11 2012-10-03 17 2012-10-04 1 2012-10-06 19 2012-10-10 21 2012-10-13 19 2012-10-17 14 2012-10-20 6 2012-10-24 5 2012-10-27 4 2012-10-31 9 2012-11-03 1 2012-11-07 8 2012-11-10 8 2012-11-17 1 2012-11-21 1 2012-11-24 2 2012-11-28 4 2012-12-05 8 2012-12-08 10 2012-12-12 4 2012-12-15 9 2012-12-19 2 2013-01-05 1 2013-01-09 1 2013-01-26 2 2013-01-30 10 2013-02-02 10 2013-02-06 12 2013-02-09 5 2013-02-13 9 2013-02-16 2 2013-02-20 5 2013-02-27 2 2013-03-13 2 2013-03-16 3 2013-03-23 5 2013-04-07 6 2013-04-13 2 2013-04-16 1 2013-04-23 1 2013-04-24 4 2013-04-27 2 2013-04-30 2 2013-05-04 2 2013-05-07 3 2013-05-11 2 2013-05-14 1 2013-05-18 1 2013-05-21 2 2013-05-28 1 2013-06-04 1 2013-06-08 1 2013-06-11 1 2013-06-15 2 2013-06-18 1 2013-06-25 1 2013-06-29 10 2013-07-02 1 2013-07-07 1 2013-07-09 1 2013-07-13 3 2013-07-16 3 2013-07-20 2 2013-07-27 1 2013-08-03 3 2013-08-06 1 2013-08-13 2 2013-08-17 4 2013-08-20 2 2013-08-24 2 2013-09-03 2 2013-09-07 1 2013-09-14 4 2013-09-24 2 2013-10-05 3 2013-10-08 1 2013-10-12 4 2013-10-19 1 2013-10-26 1 2013-11-09 2 2013-11-12 1 2013-11-19 1 2013-11-26 1 2013-11-30 1 2013-12-03 1 2013-12-10 1 2013-12-17 1 2013-12-23 1 2014-03-25 4 2014-04-01 1 2014-04-05 9 2014-04-08 1 2014-04-12 6 2014-04-19 2 2014-04-22 2 2014-04-26 1 2014-04-29 2 2014-05-03 1 2014-05-17 4 2014-05-20 2 2014-05-24 4 3013-03-23 1 Respondent Individual ID 609 0 182313 402775 253629.552 78797.544 Individual unique ID for merging with other datasets Respondent's date of birth (dd/mm/yyyy) RESPONDENT'S DATE OF BIRTH (DD/MM/YYYY) 595 1908-08-22 2013-07-01 1908-08-22 1 1914-06-01 1 1920-07-01 2 1921-07-01 1 1923-07-01 3 1924-07-01 4 1928-07-01 2 1929-06-15 1 1929-07-01 1 1929-08-24 1 1930-06-15 1 1930-07-01 8 1932-06-15 1 1932-07-01 4 1933-07-01 2 1933-11-10 1 1934-06-15 1 1934-07-01 1 1935-01-24 1 1935-07-01 3 1935-10-01 1 1935-11-06 1 1936-01-01 1 1936-07-01 2 1937-01-21 1 1937-07-01 2 1938-07-01 3 1938-08-15 1 1939-06-15 1 1939-07-01 5 1939-09-11 1 1939-10-15 1 1939-11-28 1 1939-12-24 1 1940-04-13 1 1940-06-01 1 1940-07-01 6 1940-07-18 1 1941-07-01 6 1942-01-01 1 1942-04-16 2 1942-04-20 1 1942-07-01 8 1942-07-15 1 1942-08-06 1 1943-02-15 2 1943-07-01 7 1943-07-02 1 1943-08-30 1 1944-02-15 1 1944-06-15 1 1944-07-01 1 1944-08-05 1 1945-07-01 9 1945-08-15 2 1945-10-20 1 1946-06-15 1 1946-06-20 1 1946-07-01 2 1946-10-10 1 1947-03-01 1 1947-05-07 1 1947-07-01 7 1947-07-05 1 1947-07-10 1 1948-01-01 1 1948-01-15 1 1948-02-08 1 1948-05-01 1 1948-05-05 1 1948-05-15 2 1948-06-15 1 1948-06-20 1 1948-07-01 14 1948-07-15 1 1948-08-22 1 1948-11-18 1 1949-03-07 1 1949-03-11 1 1949-05-01 1 1949-06-15 1 1949-07-01 4 1949-10-09 1 1949-12-25 1 1950-02-14 1 1950-02-25 1 1950-03-19 2 1950-04-05 1 1950-05-12 1 1950-07-01 7 1950-11-15 1 1951-02-22 1 1951-06-01 1 1951-06-04 1 1951-06-15 1 1951-07-01 1 1951-07-09 1 1952-02-01 1 1952-02-08 1 1952-05-01 1 1952-05-15 1 1952-06-15 1 1952-07-01 6 1952-08-15 2 1952-09-16 1 1952-10-12 1 1952-11-03 1 1952-11-23 1 1952-12-05 1 1952-12-25 1 1953-06-02 1 1953-06-15 1 1953-07-01 4 1953-07-15 2 1953-09-25 1 1953-10-10 1 1953-10-15 1 1953-11-25 1 1954-02-15 1 1954-03-02 1 1954-03-15 1 1954-05-10 1 1954-06-04 1 1954-07-01 5 1954-07-08 1 1954-07-15 1 1954-09-14 1 1954-12-12 1 1954-12-14 1 1955-04-15 1 1955-05-02 1 1955-05-03 1 1955-07-01 5 1955-12-15 1 1955-12-24 1 1956-04-21 1 1956-05-14 1 1956-06-15 2 1956-07-01 2 1956-07-11 1 1956-09-01 1 1956-10-25 1 1956-11-10 1 1956-12-02 1 1957-02-02 1 1957-02-15 1 1957-05-31 1 1957-06-15 1 1957-06-27 1 1957-07-01 4 1957-07-21 1 1957-08-05 1 1957-08-16 1 1957-10-17 1 1958-02-15 1 1958-03-03 1 1958-03-09 1 1958-04-12 1 1958-05-05 1 1958-06-15 1 1958-07-01 8 1958-07-15 1 1958-09-15 1 1958-10-12 1 1958-11-20 1 1958-12-12 1 1959-01-01 1 1959-04-22 1 1959-06-28 1 1959-07-01 5 1959-08-10 1 1959-09-15 2 1959-09-30 1 1959-12-08 1 1959-12-15 1 1959-12-16 1 1959-12-25 1 1959-12-27 1 1960-01-01 1 1960-01-03 1 1960-01-25 1 1960-04-10 1 1960-04-14 1 1960-05-08 1 1960-06-15 2 1960-07-01 17 1960-07-22 1 1960-07-29 1 1960-08-07 1 1960-08-21 1 1960-10-15 1 1961-01-07 1 1961-01-15 1 1961-01-21 1 1961-05-09 1 1961-06-15 2 1961-07-01 2 1961-07-21 1 1961-08-11 1 1961-10-05 1 1961-11-03 1 1961-12-26 1 1962-01-20 1 1962-04-24 2 1962-05-24 1 1962-06-03 1 1962-06-15 1 1962-07-01 3 1962-07-15 1 1962-07-27 1 1962-08-09 1 1962-08-18 1 1962-09-07 1 1962-09-17 2 1962-11-12 1 1962-11-22 1 1962-11-28 1 1962-12-10 1 1962-12-12 2 1962-12-15 1 1963-01-05 1 1963-03-01 1 1963-04-15 1 1963-05-07 1 1963-06-08 1 1963-07-01 8 1963-07-27 1 1963-09-17 1 1963-09-19 1 1963-09-22 1 1963-09-23 1 1963-10-16 1 1963-11-01 1 1963-11-28 1 1963-12-10 1 1963-12-15 1 1963-12-27 1 1964-01-04 1 1964-01-07 1 1964-01-11 1 1964-02-17 1 1964-04-14 1 1964-04-20 1 1964-04-24 1 1964-06-26 1 1964-07-01 5 1964-07-29 1 1964-08-15 1 1964-08-25 1 1964-08-28 1 1964-09-20 1 1964-10-20 1 1964-12-12 1 1965-01-11 1 1965-02-02 1 1965-02-03 1 1965-02-12 1 1965-03-30 1 1965-04-07 1 1965-04-15 1 1965-05-15 1 1965-07-01 3 1965-10-30 1 1965-12-19 1 1965-12-30 1 1966-01-28 1 1966-02-01 1 1966-03-03 1 1966-03-15 1 1966-04-03 1 1966-04-17 1 1966-05-03 1 1966-05-12 1 1966-06-15 1 1966-06-23 1 1966-07-01 5 1966-07-12 1 1966-07-24 1 1966-08-01 1 1966-12-12 1 1966-12-29 1 1967-01-01 1 1967-01-11 1 1967-01-15 1 1967-04-15 2 1967-05-28 1 1967-06-15 1 1967-06-25 1 1967-06-30 1 1967-07-01 4 1967-08-23 1 1967-11-28 1 1968-01-21 1 1968-01-30 1 1968-04-12 1 1968-04-15 1 1968-04-24 1 1968-04-25 1 1968-07-01 5 1968-07-10 1 1968-07-12 1 1968-07-15 1 1968-08-15 2 1968-08-20 1 1968-09-09 1 1968-11-30 1 1968-12-01 2 1969-01-28 1 1969-07-01 3 1969-08-15 1 1969-08-24 1 1969-11-15 1 1970-01-13 1 1970-01-15 1 1970-01-19 2 1970-04-07 1 1970-04-10 1 1970-05-05 1 1970-06-15 1 1970-07-01 2 1970-07-10 1 1970-08-01 1 1970-09-24 1 1970-12-07 1 1971-07-01 5 1971-07-11 1 1971-08-11 1 1971-08-15 1 1971-10-13 1 1971-10-18 1 1971-12-04 1 1971-12-24 1 1972-01-21 1 1972-04-15 1 1972-04-24 1 1972-05-25 1 1972-06-12 1 1972-07-01 5 1972-07-10 1 1972-07-18 1 1972-09-05 1 1972-09-23 1 1972-10-20 1 1972-10-27 1 1972-11-01 1 1972-11-06 1 1972-11-11 1 1972-12-12 1 1972-12-19 1 1973-02-20 1 1973-03-28 1 1973-04-27 2 1973-05-01 1 1973-05-27 1 1973-06-01 1 1973-07-01 2 1973-07-15 1 1973-07-17 1 1973-08-08 1 1973-08-26 1 1973-09-16 1 1973-09-19 1 1973-12-24 1 1974-01-10 1 1974-02-24 1 1974-05-03 1 1974-05-15 1 1974-05-22 1 1974-07-01 1 1974-09-13 1 1974-10-06 1 1974-10-28 1 1974-11-15 1 1974-12-15 1 1975-07-01 2 1975-08-25 1 1975-12-31 1 1976-04-04 1 1976-05-12 1 1976-05-15 1 1976-06-15 1 1976-07-01 2 1976-08-11 1 1976-11-20 1 1977-04-01 1 1977-11-04 1 1978-05-04 1 1978-08-24 1 1979-07-01 1 1979-12-10 1 1981-12-10 1 1994-11-15 1 1996-02-01 1 1996-11-11 1 1997-11-01 1 2012-02-25 1 2012-09-01 1 2012-09-28 1 2013-05-18 1 2013-07-01 1 Respondent's sex 608 1 1 Male 361 2 Female 247 Sysmiss 1 Village where respondent lives VILLAGE WHERE RESPONDENT LIVES 604 0 GITATHURA 1 GITATHURU 106 GOGON B 1 GORGON B 2 GRAGAN A 1 GROGAN A 4 GROGAN B 2 GROGON A 62 GROGON B 51 HIGHRIDEG 1 HIGHRIDGDE 1 HIGHRIDGE 153 HIGHRIDHE 1 HIGHRIGE 1 KARIOBANGI 1 KISUMU NDOGO 66 KISUMUNDOGO 4 KOGOCHO A 1 KOROGOCHO 3 KOROGOCHO A 54 KOROGOCHO B 58 KOROGOCHO1 1 KOROGOXHO B 1 NGOMONGO 3 NYAYO 22 NYAYO KISUMU 1 NYAYO KISUMU NDOGO 2 Data collection round DATA COLLECTION ROUND (B=Baseline; O=1-Year Follow-up) 609 0 0 609 Do you accept to participate in the study? Do you accept to participate in the study? 608 1 0 No 0 1 Yes 608 Sysmiss 1 Respondent's signing after acceptance Could you please sign here to show that you have accepted to participate in the study? 608 1 0 No 95 1 Yes 513 Sysmiss 1 Final result of interview FINAL RESULT OF INTERVIEW 607 2 1 Completed 606 2 No competent respondent 1 3 Entire household absent 0 4 Refused; 0 5 Whereabouts unknown 0 6 Structure owner refused 0 7 Incapacitated 0 8 Respondent not selected 0 9 Other 0 Sysmiss 2 When were you first diagnosed with high BP? When were you first diagnosed with High Blood Pressure? 578 1977-08-15 2013-12-15 1977-08-15 1 1979-06-15 1 1981-06-15 1 1982-06-15 1 1985-06-15 2 1986-06-15 1 1989-06-15 1 1990-06-15 2 1990-08-15 1 1991-04-20 1 1992-03-15 1 1993-01-15 1 1993-04-23 1 1993-06-15 1 1994-06-15 2 1997-06-15 2 1998-07-17 1 2000-06-15 2 2001-06-15 3 2002-02-15 1 2002-06-15 5 2002-09-15 1 2003-06-15 5 2003-07-06 1 2004-04-15 1 2004-06-15 3 2004-08-15 1 2005-06-15 5 2005-11-15 1 2006-03-15 1 2006-04-15 1 2006-06-15 4 2006-10-11 1 2007-06-15 7 2008-04-15 1 2008-06-15 33 2009-06-15 8 2009-07-15 2 2009-09-15 1 2010-03-15 1 2010-03-28 1 2010-04-15 1 2010-04-22 1 2010-05-15 1 2010-06-02 1 2010-06-15 12 2010-07-15 3 2010-08-20 1 2010-09-15 1 2010-10-17 1 2011-03-15 1 2011-04-15 1 2011-05-16 1 2011-06-15 14 2011-11-15 2 2011-12-15 1 2011-12-29 1 2012-01-15 1 2012-02-05 1 2012-02-15 6 2012-02-16 1 2012-03-15 2 2012-03-18 2 2012-04-15 5 2012-04-19 1 2012-05-15 2 2012-06-15 25 2012-07-15 6 2012-07-22 1 2012-08-01 1 2012-08-03 2 2012-08-05 1 2012-08-08 1 2012-08-09 2 2012-08-10 5 2012-08-11 5 2012-08-12 1 2012-08-14 6 2012-08-15 36 2012-08-16 5 2012-08-17 7 2012-08-18 1 2012-08-19 3 2012-08-20 2 2012-08-21 3 2012-08-22 4 2012-08-23 3 2012-08-24 3 2012-08-25 2 2012-08-26 1 2012-08-27 1 2012-08-28 5 2012-08-31 3 2012-09-01 3 2012-09-03 4 2012-09-04 3 2012-09-05 3 2012-09-06 2 2012-09-07 5 2012-09-08 3 2012-09-09 1 2012-09-10 1 2012-09-11 7 2012-09-12 7 2012-09-14 4 2012-09-15 26 2012-09-16 1 2012-09-18 2 2012-09-20 3 2012-09-22 1 2012-09-24 1 2012-09-25 5 2012-09-26 2 2012-09-27 5 2012-09-28 2 2012-09-29 1 2012-09-30 4 2012-10-01 1 2012-10-02 2 2012-10-03 6 2012-10-04 3 2012-10-05 10 2012-10-06 2 2012-10-07 4 2012-10-08 1 2012-10-09 9 2012-10-10 3 2012-10-12 2 2012-10-13 4 2012-10-15 17 2012-10-16 3 2012-10-17 2 2012-10-18 1 2012-10-19 2 2012-10-20 2 2012-10-22 1 2012-10-24 2 2012-10-25 1 2012-10-27 1 2012-10-28 1 2012-10-31 1 2012-11-03 1 2012-11-05 1 2012-11-10 1 2012-11-15 7 2012-11-22 1 2012-12-01 1 2012-12-03 1 2012-12-06 1 2012-12-07 2 2012-12-08 1 2012-12-11 2 2012-12-13 3 2012-12-15 6 2012-12-24 1 2013-01-02 1 2013-01-15 6 2013-01-24 1 2013-01-26 1 2013-02-03 1 2013-02-05 2 2013-02-06 1 2013-02-10 1 2013-02-12 2 2013-02-15 5 2013-02-19 1 2013-03-20 1 2013-04-03 1 2013-04-15 1 2013-05-04 2 2013-05-11 1 2013-05-12 1 2013-05-21 1 2013-05-28 1 2013-06-10 1 2013-06-11 1 2013-06-15 3 2013-06-29 1 2013-07-02 1 2013-07-03 1 2013-08-03 1 2013-08-12 1 2013-08-15 3 2013-08-17 1 2013-08-20 1 2013-09-03 2 2013-09-14 2 2013-09-15 2 2013-09-24 1 2013-09-30 1 2013-10-11 1 2013-10-12 2 2013-10-15 2 2013-11-15 1 2013-11-25 1 2013-12-15 1 For how long have you had high BP-Units? 601 8 1 Days 180 2 Weeks 98 3 Months 132 4 Years 191 Sysmiss 8 For how long have you had high BP-no.of units? 596 13 0 35 4.282 4.712 Where was the diagnosis of high BP made? Where was the diagnosis of High BP made? CIRCLE ONLY 1 RESPONSE 606 3 1 GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL 48 2 GOVERNMENT HEALTH CENTRE 21 3 GOVERNMENT DISP/CLINIC 6 4 PRIVATE FOR PROFIT 77 5 PRIVATE NON PROFIT 32 6 FREE MEDICAL CAMP 28 7 CHW VISIT AT HOME 391 98 DON'T REMEMBER 3 Sysmiss 3 Were you on any form of medication for high BP before? 607 2 0 No 461 1 Yes 146 Sysmiss 2 Got medication before from government health facility within slum Where were you getting medication for High BP before you came to this clinic? CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY 146 463 0 No 134 1 Yes 12 Sysmiss 463 Got medication before from government health facility outside slum Where were you getting medication for High BP before you came to this clinic? CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY 146 463 0 No 114 1 Yes 32 Sysmiss 463 Got medication before from private for profit Where were you getting medication for High BP before you came to this clinic? CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY 146 463 0 No 93 1 Yes 53 Sysmiss 463 Got medication before from private not for profit Where were you getting medication for High BP before you came to this clinic? CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY 146 463 0 No 129 1 Yes 17 Sysmiss 463 Got medication before from chemist/pharmacy Where were you getting medication for High BP before you came to this clinic? CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY 146 463 0 No 112 1 Yes 34 Sysmiss 463 Got medication before from traditional or faith based healer Where were you getting medication for High BP before you came to this clinic? CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY 146 463 0 No 146 1 Yes 0 Sysmiss 463 Got medication before from other Where were you getting medication for High BP before you came to this clinic? CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY 146 463 0 No 141 1 Yes 5 Sysmiss 463 Other specified Where were you getting medication for High BP before you came to this clinic? CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY 5 0 BUYS FROM SHOP 1 FROM THE FREE MEDICAL CAMP 1 GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL(KNH) 1 MISSIONARY HOSPITAL 1 PROVIDE 1 Hypertension tablets prescribed by a health worker What kind of medication were you taking to treat the Hypertension? 146 463 0 No 15 1 Yes 131 Sysmiss 463 Hypertension tablets i got from a drug store without a prescription What kind of medication were you taking to treat the Hypertension? 146 463 0 No 137 1 Yes 9 Sysmiss 463 Hypertension tablets I got from relatives/friends w/o prescription What kind of medication were you taking to treat the Hypertension? 146 463 0 No 144 1 Yes 2 Sysmiss 463 Treated hypertension with herbal medicine and tabs/insulin What kind of medication were you taking to treat the Hypertension? 146 463 0 No 146 1 Yes 0 Sysmiss 463 Treated hypertension with herbal medicine only What kind of medication were you taking to treat the Hypertension? 146 463 0 No 146 1 Yes 0 Sysmiss 463 What kind of medication were you taking to treat the Hypertension? 146 463 0 No 142 1 Yes 4 Sysmiss 463 Other treatment specified What kind of medication were you taking to treat the Hypertension? 4 0 TABLETS BOUGHT FROM SHOP 1 TABLETS GOT FROM A CHEMIST 1 TABLETS OBTAINED FROM A CHEMIST 1 USING PRESHA AND INSULIN TABLETS 1 How often were you taking the medication for high bp? How often were you taking the medication for high BP? 146 463 1 I WAS TAKING MEDICATION DAILY 115 2 I WAS TAKING MEDICATION ON MOST BUT NOT ALL DAYS 14 3 I WAS TAKING MEDICATION ON SOME DAYS 7 4 I ONLY TOOK MEDICINE WHEN I FELT BAD 10 5 I DID NOT NEED MEDICATION-WAS USING DIET & EXERCISE 0 Sysmiss 463 Problem of nausea, vomitting or diarhhea after started medication 146 463 0 No 126 1 Yes 20 Sysmiss 463 Problem of dizziness or faintness after started medication 146 463 0 No 102 1 Yes 44 Sysmiss 463 Problem of skin rashes, itching, discoloration after started medication 146 463 0 No 132 1 Yes 14 Sysmiss 463 Problem of swellings (face, lips, tongue) after started medication 146 463 0 No 126 1 Yes 20 Sysmiss 463 Problem of difficulty in breathing, chest pain after started medication 146 463 0 No 113 1 Yes 33 Sysmiss 463 Problem of sexual dysfunction after started medication 146 463 0 No 122 1 Yes 24 Sysmiss 463 Had Other problem after started medication 145 464 0 No 115 1 Yes 30 Sysmiss 464 Other problem after started medication specified 30 0 BACKACHE PAIN 1 BODY MALAISE 1 CONSTIPATION FREEZING OF FINGERS 1 DEVELOPED BREAST CANCER 1 DIFFICULT IN PASSING STOOL 1 DIFFICULT IN PASSING URINE AND HAD TO BE OPERATED 1 EXCESSIVE HEARTBEAT 1 FATIGUE,FEVER,PAIN AT THE LOWER ABDOMEN 1 FREQUENT HEADACHE 2 GENERAL BODY WEAKNESS 1 HEADACHE 2 ITCHING IN THE HEAD, INSIDE THE EYES 1 LEGS PAINING 1 LOSS OF APPETITE & LOSS OF SLEEP 1 NUMPNESS ON HAND 1 PAIN ALL OVER THE BODY 1 PAIN ALL OVER THE BODY & LOSS OF SLEEP 1 PAIN AT THE NECK VEINS 1 PERSISTENT HEADACHE 1 POOR EYE SIGHT 1 REGULAR TIREDNESS 1 SEVERE HEADACHE 1 SHARP PAIN IN THE HEART 1 SHE IS ASTHIMATIC 1 STOMACHACHE, CONSTIPATION 1 TEETH PROBLEM 1 TIREDNESS 1 TOO MUCH SWEATING 1 Monthly cost to get medication for high BP? How much did it cost you each month on average to get medication for high BP? 146 463 1 No cost. Free 23 2 Less than 100KES 13 3 100 to 299KES 41 4 300 to 499KES 38 5 500 to 699KES 7 6 700 to 899KES 6 7 900 to 1100 6 8 >1100KES 12 Sysmiss 463 146 463 0 No 92 1 Yes 54 Sysmiss 463 Additional transportation cost What are these additional costs for? 54 555 0 No 17 1 Yes 37 Sysmiss 555 Additional change of diet cost What are these additional costs for? 54 555 0 No 18 1 Yes 36 Sysmiss 555 Other additional cost What are these additional costs for? 54 555 0 No 49 1 Yes 5 Sysmiss 555 Other additional cost specified What are these additional costs for? 3 0 OTHER HERBAL MEDICINE 1 OTHER MEDS DUE TO THE SWELLING OF THE LEGS 1 WAS ADMITTED 1 Estimated monthly additional costs spent? How much would you estimate that you spend monthly on these additional costs? 54 555 1 Less than 100KES 2 2 100 to 499KES 22 3 500 to 999KES 12 4 1000 to 1499KES 8 5 1500 to 1999KES 4 6 More than 2000KES 6 Sysmiss 555 Are you currently taking the above medication for high BP? Are you currently taking the above medication for high BP? 146 463 0 No 69 1 Yes 77 Sysmiss 463 How long ago did you stop treatment-Units? 69 540 1 Days 7 2 Weeks 14 3 Months 23 4 Years 25 Sysmiss 540 How long ago did you stop treatment-No.of units? 69 540 1 23 2 13 3 11 4 6 5 3 6 4 7 2 8 3 10 3 11 1 Sysmiss 540 why did you stop taking the treatment? Why did you stop taking the treatment? 69 540 1 Could no longer afford the medication 32 2 I felt better so did not need further treatment 22 3 My illness was not improving 2 4 The distance to the source of treatment was far 1 5 The medication was having a bad effect on my body 7 6 Other 5 Sysmiss 540 Other reason stopped treatment specified Why did you stop taking the treatment? 5 0 HE SHIFTED UPCOUNTRY HENCE COUNDN'T AFFORD MEDS 1 RELOCATED TO UPCOUNTRY SO COULD NOT ACCESS MEDICATION AT PROVIDE INTERNATIONAL 1 STOPED WHEN INTRODUCED TO TYPHOID TREATMENT 1 THE DOCTOR WHO BRINGS THEM FOR ME HASN'T DON SO. 1 THE PROJECT CAME TO AN END 1 when did you start attending clinic for BP? When did you start attending this clinic for High BP? 607 2012-01-23 2014-05-24 2012-01-23 1 2012-01-30 1 2012-02-02 1 2012-02-06 2 2012-02-13 2 2012-02-16 1 2012-05-25 1 2012-07-05 1 2012-08-12 1 2012-08-22 24 2012-08-25 32 2012-08-28 1 2012-08-29 31 2012-09-01 9 2012-09-04 1 2012-09-05 14 2012-09-08 23 2012-09-11 1 2012-09-12 18 2012-09-15 24 2012-09-19 11 2012-09-22 8 2012-09-26 10 2012-09-29 11 2012-10-03 17 2012-10-06 19 2012-10-10 21 2012-10-13 18 2012-10-17 14 2012-10-20 6 2012-10-24 5 2012-10-27 4 2012-10-31 11 2012-11-03 1 2012-11-07 8 2012-11-10 8 2012-11-17 1 2012-11-21 1 2012-11-24 2 2012-11-28 4 2012-12-05 7 2012-12-08 10 2012-12-12 4 2012-12-15 9 2012-12-19 2 2013-01-05 1 2013-01-09 1 2013-01-23 1 2013-01-26 2 2013-01-30 8 2013-02-02 9 2013-02-06 10 2013-02-09 5 2013-02-13 8 2013-02-16 2 2013-02-20 5 2013-02-27 2 2013-03-13 3 2013-03-16 3 2013-03-23 6 2013-04-07 7 2013-04-13 3 2013-04-23 1 2013-04-24 4 2013-04-27 2 2013-04-30 2 2013-05-04 2 2013-05-07 3 2013-05-11 2 2013-05-18 1 2013-05-21 2 2013-05-28 1 2013-06-04 1 2013-06-08 1 2013-06-11 1 2013-06-15 2 2013-06-18 1 2013-06-25 1 2013-06-29 10 2013-07-02 1 2013-07-09 1 2013-07-13 3 2013-07-16 3 2013-07-18 1 2013-07-20 2 2013-07-27 1 2013-08-03 3 2013-08-06 1 2013-08-13 2 2013-08-17 4 2013-08-18 1 2013-08-20 2 2013-08-24 2 2013-09-03 2 2013-09-07 1 2013-09-12 1 2013-09-14 3 2013-09-24 2 2013-10-05 3 2013-10-08 1 2013-10-12 4 2013-10-19 1 2013-10-26 1 2013-11-09 2 2013-11-12 1 2013-11-15 1 2013-11-19 1 2013-11-26 1 2013-11-30 1 2013-12-03 1 2013-12-10 1 2014-02-22 1 2014-03-25 4 2014-04-01 1 2014-04-05 9 2014-04-08 1 2014-04-12 6 2014-04-19 2 2014-04-22 2 2014-04-25 1 2014-04-29 2 2014-05-10 1 2014-05-17 2 2014-05-20 2 2014-05-24 4 Did CHW visited you again after first visit? 598 11 0 No 96 1 Yes 502 Sysmiss 11 CHW sent me a text message How did the CHW contact you? CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY 506 103 0 No 498 1 Yes 8 Sysmiss 103 How did the CHW contact you? CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY 506 103 0 No 483 1 Yes 23 Sysmiss 103 CHW home visit How did the CHW contact you? CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY 506 103 0 No 13 1 Yes 493 Sysmiss 103 How did the CHW contact you? CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY 506 103 0 No 488 1 Yes 18 Sysmiss 103 CHW other How did the CHW contact you? CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY 506 103 0 No 504 1 Yes 2 Sysmiss 103 Other way CHW contacted you specified How did the CHW contact you? CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY 2 0 ALIKUTANAMI NAMI KWA BARABARA 1 WENT TO CLINIC WITHIN THE SLUM AND MET CHW 1 How many times did the CHW contact you before you came to this clinic 505 104 0 2 1 174 2 269 3 45 4 12 5 2 10 1 Sysmiss 104 CHW's effort to contact you made you come? Did the CHW's effort to contact you influence your decision to come to this clinic? 503 106 1 Yes but to a small extent 56 2 Yes to a moderate extent 294 3 Yes, I wouldnt have come 147 4 No, not at all 6 Sysmiss 106 Did you recieve a free voucher to attend this clinic? Did you recieve a free voucher to attend this clinic for the first time? 605 4 0 No 9 1 Yes 596 Sysmiss 4 Would you come to this clinic without voucher? 595 14 0 No 212 1 Yes 383 Sysmiss 14 Where would you go for treatment if you had no voucher? Where would you have gone to seek treatment if you did not receive a voucher? 212 397 1 GOVERNMENT HEALTH FACILITY 79 2 PRIVATE FOR-PROFIT HEALTH FACILITY 22 3 PRIVATE NOT-FOR-PROFIT HEALTH FACILITY 47 4 CHEMIST/PHARMACY 19 5 TRADITIONAL OR FAITH BASED HEALER 0 6 OTHER 29 7 NONE 16 Sysmiss 397 Other place would have sought treatment specified Where would you have gone to seek treatment if you did not receive a voucher? 29 0 ANY HOSPITAL OR CLINIC THAT WOULD GIVE HER MEDICAL CARE 1 ANY HOSPITAL WETHER GOVERNMENT OR PRIVATE 1 CATHOLIC FATHER SENT HER TO THEIR CLINIC FOR FREE 1 COULD HAVE IGNORED 1 COULD HAVE STAYED AT HOME 2 COULD NOT GO ANYWHERE 1 COULD NOT HAVE SEEKED MEDICATION 1 COULD NOT HAVE TAKEN ANY ACTION 3 COULD NOT TAKE ANY ACTION 2 HE COULD NOT GO ANYWHERE BECAUSE HE DIDN'T KNOW HE HAD PRESHA 1 I DONT HAVE MONEY 1 NO ACTION COULD HAVE BEEN TAKEN 3 NO ONE WOULD BE THERE TO PRESS THE ISSUE 1 SHE COULDN'T GO BECAUSE SHE DIDN'T KNOW SHE HAS PRESSURE 1 SHE DIDN'T KNOW SHE HAS PRESHA 1 SHE SAY SHE COULD STAY AT HOME 1 SHE WOULD STAY AT HOME 1 STAY AT HOME 5 WOULDN'T SEEK ANY MEDICATION 1 Ever diagnosed with diabetes 215 394 0 No 194 1 Yes 21 Sysmiss 394 Year diagnosed with diabetes If YES, when were you diagnosed (Year)? 13 596 1994 1 2002 1 2003 1 2004 1 2009 1 2010 1 2011 2 2012 5 Sysmiss 596 Ever diagnosed with heart attack 215 394 0 No 213 1 Yes 2 Sysmiss 394 Year diagnosed with heart attack If YES, when were you diagnosed (Year)? 2 607 1992 1 2003 1 Sysmiss 607 Ever diagnosed with angina 215 394 0 No 214 1 Yes 1 Sysmiss 394 Year diagnosed with angina If YES, when were you diagnosed (Year)? 1 608 2012 1 Sysmiss 608 Ever diagnosed with any other heart disease 215 394 0 No 207 1 Yes 8 Sysmiss 394 Ever diagnosed with any other heart disease If YES, when were you diagnosed (Year)? 7 602 1988 2012 2006.571 8.284 Ever diagnosed with kidney disease 215 394 0 No 211 1 Yes 4 Sysmiss 394 Year diagnosed with kidney disease If YES, when were you diagnosed (Year)? 2 607 2012 2 Sysmiss 607 Ever diagnosed with stroke 215 394 0 No 212 1 Yes 3 Sysmiss 394 Year diagnosed with stroke If YES, when were you diagnosed (Year)? 2 607 2009 2 Sysmiss 607 Ever diagnosed with liver disease 214 395 0 No 212 1 Yes 2 Sysmiss 395 Year diagnosed with liver disease If YES, when were you diagnosed (Year)? 2 607 2011 8888 5449.5 4862.773 Ever diagnosed with cancer of any type 215 394 0 No 213 1 Yes 2 Sysmiss 394 Year diagnosed with cancer of any type If YES, when were you diagnosed (Year)? 2 607 1999 1 2008 1 Sysmiss 607 Ever diagnosed with tuberculosis 215 394 0 No 209 1 Yes 6 Sysmiss 394 Year diagnosed with tuberculosis If YES, when were you diagnosed (Year)? 5 604 2000 1 2003 1 2005 1 2010 2 Sysmiss 604 Ever diagnosed with-HIV 212 397 0 No 207 1 Yes 5 Sysmiss 397 Year diagnosed with-HIV If YES, when were you diagnosed (Year)? 2 607 2006 1 2011 1 Sysmiss 607 Do you have peripheral neuropathy? 605 4 0 No 501 1 Yes 104 Sysmiss 4 Do you have poor vision? 607 2 0 No 300 1 Yes 307 Sysmiss 2 Do you have amputation? 607 2 0 No 598 1 Yes 9 Sysmiss 2 Do you have kidney problems? 605 4 0 No 587 1 Yes 18 Sysmiss 4 Do you have chest pain? 606 3 0 No 421 1 Yes 185 Sysmiss 3 Do you have body swelling? 606 3 0 No 540 1 Yes 66 Sysmiss 3 Do you have other complication? 605 4 0 No 486 1 Yes 119 Sysmiss 4 Other complications specified? 119 1 1 ASTHMA 1 ASTHMA, BACKACHE 1 ASTHMATIC 1 ATHRITIS 1 BACK PAINS & ARTHRITIS 1 BACKACHE 2 BACKACHE PAIN 1 BACKAGE & TOO MUCH HEAT AT NIGHT 1 BODY HEAVINESS 1 BODY SWELLING 1 BODY WEAKNESS, PAIN IN JOINTS 1 BRUCELLA 1 CONSTIPATION 1 DIFFICULTLY IN BREATHING, PAIN IN LEGS, SKIN ITCHING 1 DIZZNESS 1 EARLY STAGE OF BEING AN ALBINO 1 EYE OPERATION 1 EYE PROBLEM 1 EYE PROBLEM, LEGS 1 EYES PROBLEM & LEGS PAINING ALOT 1 FATIGUE,FEVER 1 FITNESS 1 FREQUENT BACK PAINS 1 FREQUENT FOREHEAD PAIN & TOO MUCH SWEATING AT NIGHT 1 FREQUENT HEADACHE 2 FREQUENT HEADACHE, DIZZNESS, SHARP PAIN IN EYES 1 FREQUENT HEADACHE, SCARS ON LEG 1 FREQUENT PAIN IN KNEE OF THE RIGHT LEG ,PAIN IN THE TEETH 1 FREQUENT PAIN ON JOINTS 1 FREQUENT PAINS IN JOINTS AND GENERAL BODY WEAKNESS 1 FREQUENT PAINS ON BOTH LEGS 1 FREQUENT STOMACHACHE,SIGNS OF AMOEBA 1 FREQUENT URINATION 1 GENERAL BODY WEAKNESS 1 GOT LEG INJURY THROUGH ACCIDENT 1 HAD FRACTURE ON THE LEG WHICH TOOK LONG TO HEAL 1 HAD THROAT TUMOUR BUT WAS OPERATED 1 HANDS AND LEGS NUMPNESS,REGULAR HEADACHE AND GENERAL LOSS OF APPETITE,LOWER ABDOMINAL PAIN,LOW URINE PASSAGE 1 HAVE SOME PIMPLE UNDER THE LEG(FEET) 1 HE'S ON A WHEEL CHAIR, HAD AN ACCIDENT EARLIER & WAS OPERATED ON THE LEG 1 HEADACH PAIN, HAND PAINS 1 HEADACHE 1 HEADACHE AND JOINT PAINS 1 HEADACHE AND SWEATING 1 HEARING PROBLEM 1 HEARING PROBLEM AND BACKACHE 1 HEART BURN 1 HEARTBURN 1 HIGH RATE OF HEART BEAT 1 HIGH RATE OF HEARTBEAT, HEADACHE, TOO MUCH HEAT IN THE BODY, PAIN IN BACK AND RIBS, BODY WEAKNESS 1 ITCHING ON LEGS, PAIN IN LEGS 1 JOINTS PROBLEM AND THEY ARE VERY HEAVY SOMETIMES 1 KNEES ARE ACKING ALOT 1 LEGS ARE VERY HEAVY WHICH MAKES HER NOT TO WALK WELL 1 LEGS PAINING ALOT 1 LIVER ABSES OPERATION 1 NIGHT BODY NUMBNESS 1 NOT HEARING WELL, ALOT OF NOISE IN THE HEAD, ULCERS 1 ONE EAR HAS PROBLEM,CAN'T HEAR 1 PAIN ALL OVER THE BODY 2 PAIN ALL OVER THE BODY AND JOINTS 1 PAIN AT THE JOINTS ALL OVER 1 PAIN AT THE LUNGS 1 PAIN IN EYES BODY WEAKNESS 1 PAIN IN EYES, HAD STOMACH OPERATION IN THE YEAR 2000 1 PAIN IN LEGS, GENERAL BODY WEAKNESS 1 PAIN ON THE PALM 1 PAINFUL LEGS (DIAGONISED OF GROWTH AT KNH) 1 PAINFUL LEGS WHEN WALKING 1 PAINS ON LEGS 1 PARALYSED ONE SIDE 1 PART OF THE BODY HAND & LEG NUMBNESS 1 PERSISTENT COUGH IMMEDIATELY AFTER TAKING THE MEDICINE 1 PERSISTENT FLU, PERSISTENT HEADACHE, PAIN IN LEGS 1 PHENEOMONIA 1 REGULAR ABDOMINAL PAINS, LOSS OF APPETITE 1 REGULAR COUGHS 1 REGULAR FAINTING & BODY SWELLING & RASHES 1 REGULAR HEADACHE 6 REGULAR HEADACHE & HEART MENSES 1 REGULAR LEGS PAIN & BACKBORNE PAINS 1 REGULAR NIGHT SWEATING &HEAT 1 REGULAR SEVERE STOMACHE 1 RIB PAIN EXTENDED TO THE RIGHT LEG 1 SEVERE HEADACHE & WATERLY EYES 1 SEVERE HEADACHE OVERNIGHT 1 SEVERE REGULAR HEADACHE 1 SHARP PAIN IN KNEES, BACKACHE 1 SHARP PAIN IN LEG DUE TO PREVIOUS INJURY 1 SHARP PAIN IN THE RIBS, FREQUENT BACKACHES ESPECIALLY WHEN BENDING 1 SHARP PAIN IN THE RIBS,FREQUENT HEADACHE 1 SHARP PAIN ON LEGS ESPECIALLY AT NIGHT 1 SHE HAS SWELLING ON HER ONE LEG 1 SHIVERING AND COLDS 1 SIGNS OF RIGHT HAND PARALYSATION 1 SKIN DISEASES AND HE IS DISABLE AND HANDS ARE ACHING 1 SKIN DISEASES EYES PROBLEM 1 SPINAL CORD PROBLEM AND PARALYSED ONE SIDE(STROKE) 1 STOMACHACHE 1 SWEATING ALOT 1 TOO MUCH HEAT IN THE BODY, PAIN IN THE AMBILICAL CORD 1 TOO MUCH HEAT IN THE BODY, SWEATING MOST OF THE TIME, HEADACHE, PAIN IN THE NECK 1 ULCERS 2 ULCERS UNDER MEDICATION OF OMEZ 1 UNDER THE LEGTHERE IS TUMOR 1 UNECESSARY SWEATING 1 WAIST PAIN 1 WAIST PAIN,ONE EYE REMOVED 1 WHISTLING SOUND 1 would you like to receive sms reminders? 607 2 0 No 36 1 Yes 571 Sysmiss 2 Do you own a functioning mobile phone? Do you own a functioning mobile phone where you can be reached ? 570 39 1 Yes, I do 474 2 No, but someone in my household does 28 3 No, but you can use my neigbour's mobile 15 4 None at all 53 Sysmiss 39 Like to be part of a support group of hypertensives? 604 5 0 No 22 1 Yes 582 Sysmiss 5 Should engage in health promotion discussions? What activities should this support group engage in? 585 24 0 No 49 1 Yes 536 Sysmiss 24 Should engage in income generating activities? What activities should this support group engage in? 585 24 0 No 166 1 Yes 419 Sysmiss 24 Should engage in sensitizing community about CVD? What activities should this support group engage in? 585 24 0 No 152 1 Yes 433 Sysmiss 24 Should engage in savings and cooperatives? What activities should this support group engage in? 585 24 0 No 283 1 Yes 302 Sysmiss 24 Should engage in other? What activities should this support group engage in? 581 28 0 No 571 1 Yes 10 Sysmiss 28 Other activities should engage in specified? What activities should this support group engage in? 9 0 2 4 ENCOURANGING OURSELVES 1 GIVE ADVICE TO OTHERS ON HEALTH LIVING EXERCISES 1 HELP US ENCOURAGEOURSELVES TO REDUCE STRESS 1 MERRY-GO ROUND 1 MORE TRAININGS FOR CHWS 1 How often should the group meet? How often should the group meet? CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPONSE 584 25 1 Daily 2 2 Once a week 168 3 Every other week 123 4 Once a month 282 5 Every quarter 5 6 Twice a year or less 4 Sysmiss 25 Is the patient anaemic? FW: Is the patient anaemic? (CHECK PALMS, EYES, TONGUE) 606 3 0 No 587 1 Yes 19 Sysmiss 3 Is the patient dehydrated? FW: Is the patient dehydrated? (CHECK EYES, SKIN, LIPS, TONGUE) 603 6 0 No 580 1 Yes 23 Sysmiss 6 Does the patient have pedal oedema? FW: Does the patient have pedal oedema? 606 3 0 No 548 1 Yes 58 Sysmiss 3 What is the level of oedema? FW: What is the level of oedema? 57 552 1 29 2 25 3 3 Sysmiss 552 1st Blood Pressure reading-Systolic 606 3 84 283 152.328 23.92 1st Blood Pressure reading 1st Blood Pressure reading-Diastolic 606 3 54 870 98.157 34.26 1st Blood Pressure reading 1st Blood Pressure reading-Pulse rate 604 5 19 760 79.624 31.456 1st Blood Pressure reading 2nd Blood Pressure reading-Systolic 605 4 59 218 147.23 22.821 2nd Blood Pressure reading 2nd Blood Pressure reading-Diastolic 605 4 59 940 96.066 36.774 2nd Blood Pressure reading 2nd Blood Pressure reading-Pulse rate 604 5 47 760 79.212 31.226 2nd Blood Pressure reading Can respondent stand up? FW: Can respondent stand up? IF NO, SKIP TO 4.40 604 5 0 No 10 1 Yes 594 Sysmiss 5 Measured height in cm-1st Reading 596 13 52 187.1 161.471 10.498 Measured height in cm- 1st Reading Measured height in cm-2nd Reading 595 14 14 187.1 160.414 15.416 Measured height in cm- 2nd Reading Weight in Kg-1st Reading 596 13 31.3 650.5 68.966 28.548 Weight in Kg-1st Reading Weight in Kg-2nd Reading 596 13 31.3 876 70.216 43.467 Weight in Kg-2nd Reading Waist circumference-1st Reading 596 13 57.5 183 89.829 14.739 Waist circumference-1st Reading Waist circumference-2nd Reading 596 13 57.5 183.1 90.023 14.754 Waist circumference-2nd Reading Hip Circumference-1st Reading 595 14 60.1 164.7 100.194 12.147 Hip Circumference-1st Reading Hip Circumference-2nd Reading 595 14 5.2 164.7 99.586 14.211 Hip Circumference-2nd Reading Blood glucose 582 27 2.7 9999 299.127 1683.976 Blood glucose Date of interview (dd/mm/yyyy) DATE OF INTERVIEW (DD/MM/YYYY) 511 1914-05-16 2014-06-14 1914-05-16 1 1965-01-11 1 2002-03-01 1 2011-05-24 1 2013-05-13 1 2013-05-14 1 2014-02-15 1 2014-04-10 1 2014-04-15 2 2014-05-10 82 2014-05-11 65 2014-05-13 74 2014-05-14 71 2014-05-15 55 2014-05-16 40 2014-05-17 42 2014-05-18 29 2014-05-20 5 2014-05-22 8 2014-05-23 2 2014-05-24 20 2014-05-27 2 2014-05-31 2 2014-06-10 3 2014-06-14 1 Respondent Individual ID 513 0 182313 402763 251608.762 76680.252 Individual unique ID for merging with other datasets Respondent's date of birth (dd/mm/yyyy) RESPONDENT'S DATE OF BIRTH (DD/MM/YYYY) 488 1914-07-01 2014-12-25 1914-07-01 1 1920-07-01 1 1923-07-01 1 1928-07-01 1 1929-07-01 1 1929-08-24 2 1930-06-06 1 1930-07-01 8 1932-07-01 2 1933-07-01 2 1935-01-24 1 1935-07-01 1 1935-10-01 1 1935-11-06 1 1936-07-01 2 1937-05-22 1 1937-06-21 1 1937-07-01 1 1938-07-01 3 1938-08-15 1 1939-04-13 1 1939-07-01 5 1939-09-11 1 1939-12-24 1 1940-07-01 5 1940-11-15 1 1941-07-01 2 1941-11-01 1 1942-07-01 8 1942-08-06 1 1943-02-15 1 1943-05-06 1 1943-06-06 1 1943-07-01 6 1943-08-30 1 1944-07-01 3 1945-07-01 6 1945-08-15 1 1945-10-20 1 1946-07-01 3 1947-07-01 6 1947-07-05 3 1948-05-05 1 1948-05-15 1 1948-06-24 1 1948-07-01 11 1948-08-22 1 1948-11-18 1 1949-03-07 1 1949-05-01 1 1949-07-01 6 1950-02-25 1 1950-03-19 1 1950-04-05 1 1950-05-12 1 1950-07-01 7 1950-11-15 1 1951-06-01 1 1951-07-01 1 1951-07-09 1 1951-12-20 1 1952-01-15 1 1952-02-01 2 1952-02-08 2 1952-05-01 1 1952-05-15 1 1952-06-04 1 1952-07-01 10 1952-08-15 1 1952-09-14 1 1952-09-16 1 1952-10-12 1 1952-11-03 1 1952-11-23 1 1952-12-25 1 1953-06-02 1 1953-06-06 1 1953-06-17 1 1953-07-01 3 1953-09-18 1 1953-09-25 1 1953-11-25 1 1954-02-15 1 1954-03-15 1 1954-05-10 1 1954-05-15 1 1954-06-04 1 1954-06-14 1 1954-06-15 1 1954-07-01 2 1954-07-08 1 1954-11-01 1 1954-12-30 2 1955-04-15 1 1955-05-02 1 1955-05-03 2 1955-06-06 1 1955-07-01 4 1955-12-24 1 1956-03-14 1 1956-06-01 1 1956-06-06 1 1956-07-01 1 1956-07-11 1 1956-09-01 1 1956-10-25 1 1956-12-01 1 1957-01-25 1 1957-02-15 1 1957-04-01 1 1957-05-11 1 1957-05-25 1 1957-06-06 1 1957-07-01 6 1957-08-05 1 1958-02-15 1 1958-02-25 1 1958-03-09 1 1958-04-01 1 1958-06-06 1 1958-07-01 7 1958-07-15 1 1958-09-15 2 1958-10-12 1 1958-12-15 1 1959-01-01 1 1959-04-21 1 1959-04-22 1 1959-06-28 1 1959-07-01 7 1959-07-15 1 1959-09-30 1 1959-12-08 1 1959-12-15 1 1959-12-16 1 1959-12-25 1 1959-12-27 1 1960-01-03 1 1960-01-25 1 1960-05-08 1 1960-06-23 1 1960-07-01 17 1960-07-19 1 1960-07-22 1 1960-08-07 1 1960-10-15 1 1960-12-15 1 1960-12-28 1 1960-12-29 1 1961-01-15 1 1961-01-21 1 1961-02-01 1 1961-02-24 2 1961-03-02 1 1961-05-09 1 1961-07-01 4 1961-08-11 1 1961-10-05 1 1961-11-03 1 1962-04-06 1 1962-04-14 1 1962-04-24 1 1962-05-15 1 1962-05-24 1 1962-06-03 1 1962-06-06 2 1962-07-01 3 1962-07-15 1 1962-07-20 1 1962-08-09 1 1962-08-18 1 1962-09-17 1 1962-09-22 1 1962-11-12 1 1962-11-22 1 1962-12-12 1 1963-01-05 1 1963-05-07 1 1963-05-20 1 1963-06-08 1 1963-07-01 6 1963-08-01 1 1963-08-19 1 1963-09-17 1 1963-09-23 1 1963-10-16 1 1963-12-10 1 1963-12-15 1 1963-12-27 1 1964-01-04 1 1964-01-07 1 1964-01-11 1 1964-02-17 1 1964-04-14 1 1964-04-20 1 1964-04-24 1 1964-05-05 1 1964-06-10 1 1964-06-26 1 1964-07-01 4 1964-07-29 1 1964-08-25 1 1964-09-20 1 1964-12-12 1 1964-12-14 1 1965-01-11 2 1965-02-03 1 1965-03-30 1 1965-04-07 1 1965-04-15 1 1965-07-01 5 1965-12-12 1 1965-12-18 1 1965-12-19 1 1966-04-03 1 1966-04-24 1 1966-06-20 1 1966-06-23 1 1966-07-01 7 1966-07-12 1 1966-12-09 1 1967-01-11 1 1967-01-15 1 1967-03-28 1 1967-04-15 2 1967-06-01 1 1967-06-25 1 1967-06-30 1 1967-07-01 3 1967-07-15 1 1967-11-23 1 1968-04-24 1 1968-04-25 1 1968-04-27 1 1968-06-30 1 1968-07-01 4 1968-07-10 1 1968-07-12 1 1968-07-15 2 1968-08-15 1 1968-09-22 1 1968-12-01 1 1969-01-28 1 1969-07-01 1 1969-08-15 1 1969-08-24 1 1969-11-15 1 1970-01-13 1 1970-01-15 1 1970-01-19 1 1970-01-22 1 1970-03-06 1 1970-04-10 1 1970-05-05 1 1970-05-14 1 1970-06-06 2 1970-06-12 1 1970-07-01 2 1970-08-01 1 1970-09-24 1 1970-12-01 1 1971-05-11 1 1971-07-01 4 1971-08-11 1 1971-09-28 1 1971-10-13 1 1971-10-18 1 1971-12-04 1 1971-12-24 1 1972-04-24 1 1972-05-25 1 1972-06-15 1 1972-07-01 6 1972-07-18 1 1972-09-05 1 1972-09-19 1 1972-09-23 1 1972-10-20 1 1972-10-27 1 1972-11-06 1 1972-12-12 1 1973-02-20 1 1973-03-26 1 1973-03-28 1 1973-05-01 1 1973-06-01 1 1973-07-01 1 1973-07-15 1 1973-08-08 1 1973-08-26 1 1973-09-19 1 1974-02-17 1 1974-02-24 1 1974-05-01 1 1974-05-22 1 1974-07-01 1 1974-09-13 1 1974-11-15 1 1974-12-15 1 1975-02-14 1 1975-07-01 2 1975-08-25 1 1975-09-22 1 1975-12-15 1 1975-12-20 1 1975-12-31 1 1976-02-11 1 1976-05-15 1 1976-07-01 1 1976-07-10 1 1976-08-11 1 1977-04-01 1 1977-11-06 1 1978-08-24 1 1979-03-08 1 1979-12-28 1 2014-04-16 1 2014-05-22 1 2014-07-01 1 2014-12-25 1 Respondent's sex 513 0 1 Female 326 2 Male 187 Village where respondent lives VILLAGE WHERE RESPONDENT LIVES 502 0 0724529805 1 0726529453 1 DANDORA 1 G0042380001 1 G032055002 1 GA 1 GITATHURO 2 GITATHURU 81 GITHURU 1 1 GROGAN A 28 GROGAN B 18 GROGON A 25 GROGON B 30 HIGHJRIDGE 1 HIGHRIDGE 114 HIGHRIDGEV 1 HURUMA 1 KDN 1 KIRAGU 1 KISUMU NDOGO 11 KISUMU NNDOGO 1 KISUMUNDGO 2 KISUMUNDIGO 2 KISUMUNDOGO 49 KISUMUNDOGO NYAYO 1 KISUMUNDOOGO 1 KORGOCHO B 1 KOROCHO A 1 KOROGOCHO 3 KOROGOCHO A 42 KOROGOCHO B 62 KOROGOCHO BN 1 KOROGOCHOB 1 KSUMU NDOGO 1 MWANGI 1 NGOMONGO 1 NYAYO 7 Y 1 Y0642038002 1 korogocho b 1 Data collection round DATA COLLECTION ROUND (B=Baseline; O=1-Year Follow-up) 513 0 0 Baseline 0 1 Endline 513 Do you accept to participate in the study? Do you accept to participate in the study? 511 2 1 Yes 511 2 No 0 Sysmiss 2 Respondent's Signature Could you please sign here to show that you have accepted to participate in the study? 511 2 0 Refuses 0 1 Signs 450 2 Willing but unable 61 Sysmiss 2 Final result of interview FINAL RESULT OF INTERVIEW 513 0 1 Complete 513 When did you first visited the clinic? When were you first diagnosed with High Blood Pressure? 490 2003-08-20 2014-09-12 2003-08-20 1 2012-02-02 1 2012-02-03 1 2012-03-19 1 2012-07-11 1 2012-08-13 1 2012-08-22 16 2012-08-25 16 2012-08-28 4 2012-08-29 27 2012-09-01 6 2012-09-05 13 2012-09-08 17 2012-09-12 12 2012-09-15 21 2012-09-19 7 2012-09-22 6 2012-09-26 7 2012-09-29 8 2012-10-03 10 2012-10-06 11 2012-10-10 13 2012-10-13 10 2012-10-17 12 2012-10-20 5 2012-10-24 2 2012-10-27 2 2012-10-31 13 2012-11-03 1 2012-11-07 6 2012-11-08 1 2012-11-10 6 2012-11-17 2 2012-11-24 2 2012-11-28 3 2012-12-05 7 2012-12-08 6 2012-12-12 5 2012-12-15 5 2012-12-19 1 2013-01-09 1 2013-01-23 1 2013-01-26 1 2013-01-30 10 2013-02-02 8 2013-02-06 8 2013-02-09 5 2013-02-13 5 2013-02-15 1 2013-02-16 3 2013-02-20 2 2013-02-22 1 2013-03-13 2 2013-03-16 3 2013-03-23 6 2013-03-27 1 2013-03-29 1 2013-04-07 9 2013-04-10 1 2013-04-13 1 2013-04-16 1 2013-04-23 4 2013-04-27 2 2013-04-30 2 2013-05-04 1 2013-05-07 1 2013-05-09 1 2013-05-11 2 2013-05-18 2 2013-05-28 1 2013-06-02 1 2013-06-08 1 2013-06-10 1 2013-06-15 1 2013-06-22 2 2013-06-25 1 2013-06-29 3 2013-07-02 1 2013-07-09 1 2013-07-13 1 2013-07-16 1 2013-07-20 2 2013-07-27 1 2013-08-03 3 2013-08-06 2 2013-08-13 1 2013-08-17 4 2013-08-20 2 2013-08-24 2 2013-08-31 2 2013-09-03 2 2013-09-07 1 2013-09-14 1 2013-09-17 1 2013-10-05 3 2013-10-12 2 2013-10-15 1 2013-10-19 1 2013-10-22 1 2013-10-26 1 2013-11-09 2 2013-11-12 1 2013-11-19 1 2013-11-23 1 2013-11-26 1 2013-11-30 1 2013-12-03 1 2013-12-12 1 2013-12-14 2 2013-12-17 2 2013-12-27 1 2014-01-11 2 2014-01-18 1 2014-01-25 2 2014-02-05 1 2014-02-22 3 2014-02-23 1 2014-02-25 3 2014-03-01 5 2014-03-04 1 2014-03-08 1 2014-03-11 1 2014-03-18 3 2014-03-22 3 2014-03-25 2 2014-03-29 3 2014-04-01 2 2014-04-05 4 2014-04-08 1 2014-04-12 4 2014-04-19 2 2014-04-22 1 2014-04-23 1 2014-04-26 2 2014-05-10 1 2014-05-13 1 2014-05-17 1 2014-09-12 1 When did you last visit the clinic? When did you last visit the clinic? 494 2012-02-02 2014-09-19 2012-02-02 2 2012-02-16 1 2012-03-22 1 2012-05-08 1 2012-08-22 4 2012-08-25 4 2012-08-29 2 2012-09-01 1 2012-09-05 2 2012-09-08 4 2012-09-12 1 2012-09-15 3 2012-09-19 1 2012-09-22 2 2012-09-26 2 2012-09-29 5 2012-10-03 3 2012-10-06 2 2012-10-10 3 2012-10-13 3 2012-10-17 8 2012-10-20 2 2012-10-27 1 2012-10-31 4 2012-11-03 2 2012-11-07 1 2012-11-10 4 2012-11-14 1 2012-11-17 2 2012-11-21 2 2012-11-24 1 2012-12-05 1 2012-12-08 4 2012-12-09 1 2012-12-12 2 2012-12-15 2 2013-01-09 1 2013-01-23 1 2013-01-30 2 2013-02-02 1 2013-02-06 4 2013-02-13 5 2013-02-16 1 2013-02-20 1 2013-03-01 1 2013-03-02 1 2013-03-13 1 2013-03-16 3 2013-03-20 2 2013-03-23 3 2013-03-30 1 2013-04-07 4 2013-04-15 1 2013-04-16 1 2013-04-20 2 2013-04-22 1 2013-04-27 3 2013-05-07 3 2013-05-13 1 2013-05-14 1 2013-05-16 1 2013-06-02 1 2013-06-04 3 2013-06-18 1 2013-06-29 3 2013-07-06 1 2013-07-07 1 2013-07-09 2 2013-07-11 1 2013-07-13 1 2013-07-20 2 2013-07-23 1 2013-07-27 2 2013-07-30 1 2013-08-06 1 2013-08-10 1 2013-08-13 2 2013-08-17 4 2013-08-20 2 2013-08-24 1 2013-08-25 1 2013-08-27 1 2013-08-31 2 2013-09-02 1 2013-09-03 1 2013-09-07 1 2013-09-14 1 2013-09-15 1 2013-09-17 3 2013-09-22 1 2013-10-01 2 2013-10-05 3 2013-10-12 1 2013-10-15 1 2013-10-22 3 2013-10-29 1 2013-10-31 1 2013-11-05 1 2013-11-09 2 2013-11-12 2 2013-11-23 1 2013-11-26 1 2013-12-03 2 2013-12-07 1 2013-12-10 4 2013-12-14 5 2013-12-17 7 2014-01-11 6 2014-01-14 3 2014-01-15 1 2014-01-18 3 2014-01-25 5 2014-01-28 2 2014-02-01 1 2014-02-04 2 2014-02-08 4 2014-02-11 2 2014-02-13 1 2014-02-15 4 2014-02-18 1 2014-02-22 5 2014-02-25 5 2014-02-27 1 2014-03-01 2 2014-03-04 1 2014-03-08 4 2014-03-11 1 2014-03-15 1 2014-03-18 2 2014-03-22 9 2014-03-25 7 2014-03-29 10 2014-04-01 11 2014-04-05 21 2014-04-08 11 2014-04-10 2 2014-04-12 6 2014-04-13 1 2014-04-15 9 2014-04-17 2 2014-04-19 12 2014-04-22 12 2014-04-24 1 2014-04-25 1 2014-04-26 17 2014-04-28 2 2014-04-29 9 2014-05-03 5 2014-05-06 13 2014-05-07 1 2014-05-08 1 2014-05-10 23 2014-05-11 1 2014-05-13 9 2014-05-14 1 2014-05-15 2 2014-05-16 1 2014-05-17 13 2014-05-20 2 2014-05-24 3 2014-05-27 2 2014-06-07 1 2014-08-21 1 2014-08-25 1 2014-09-19 1 How many times did you visit the clinic How many times did you visit the clinic 501 12 1 32 5.689 5.366 How often did you visit the clinic How often did you visit the clinic 429 84 1 Once in 2 weeks 40 2 Once a month 353 3 Once in 3 months 20 4 Once in 6 months 16 Sysmiss 84 Were you diagnosed hypertension With which conditions were you diagnosed CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY 513 0 1 Yes 416 2 No 97 Were you diagnosed diabetes With which conditions were you diagnosed CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY 513 0 1 Yes 57 2 No 456 Were you diagnosed hypertension and diabetes With which conditions were you diagnosed CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY 513 0 1 Yes 20 2 No 493 Were you diagnosed none of both With which conditions were you diagnosed CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY 513 0 1 Yes 21 2 No 492 Did you use any drugs for your hypertension/diabetes Did you use any drugs for your hypertension/diabetes 497 16 1 Yes 359 2 No 138 Sysmiss 16 How often were you taking the medication for high BP? How often were you taking the medication for high BP? 371 142 1 Daily 329 2 Most but not all days 21 3 Some days 3 4 When i felt bad 8 5 Was using diet & exercise 10 Sysmiss 142 Had nausea, vomitting or diarhhea since started medication? 360 153 1 Yes 31 2 No 329 9 DK 0 Sysmiss 153 Had dizziness or faintness since started medication? 359 154 1 Yes 47 2 No 312 9 DK 0 Sysmiss 154 Had skin rashes, itching, discoloration since started medication? 359 154 1 Yes 18 2 No 341 9 DK 0 Sysmiss 154 Had swellings (face, lips, tongue) since started medication? 359 154 1 Yes 4 2 No 355 9 DK 0 Sysmiss 154 Had difficulty in breathing, chest pain since started medication? 359 154 1 Yes 21 2 No 338 9 DK 0 Sysmiss 154 Had sexual dysfunction since started medication? 359 154 1 Yes 33 2 No 326 9 DK 0 Sysmiss 154 Had other problem since started medication? 513 0 1 Yes 22 2 No 491 9 DK 0 Other problem had specified 22 0 ALLERGIC 1 DOESNT SLEEP 1 EATING ALOT 1 FAST BREATH 1 GENERAL BODY WEAKNESS 1 HEADACHE 3 LOTS OF HEAT AND SWEATING 1 PAINFUL EYES AND CHEST CONGESTION 1 PAPITRATION 1 POOR EYESIGHT 1 POOR VISION 2 POOR VISION SOMETIMES 1 REGULAR MORNING HEADACHE 1 SEVERE HEADACHE &COUGHS 1 SWELLING OF FEET 1 SWELLING OF LEGS 1 TIREDNESS AND DIFFICULT IN BREATHING 1 TIREDNESS AND TOOTHACHE 1 TOOTHACHE 1 Are you currently taking medication for high BP? Are you currently taking the above medication for high BP? 365 148 1 Yes 258 2 No 107 Sysmiss 148 How long ago did you stop taking treatment (units)? 105 408 1 Days 4 2 Weeks 10 3 Months 57 4 Years 34 Sysmiss 408 How long ago did you stop taking treatment (no.of units)? 104 409 1 33 2 37 3 6 4 12 5 10 6 3 7 1 11 1 13 1 Sysmiss 409 Why did you stop taking the treatment? Why did you stop taking the treatment? 104 409 1 Could no longer afford 29 2 I felt better 27 3 Illness was not improving 2 4 The source of treatment was far 2 5 Was having a bad effect 6 6 Other reason 38 Sysmiss 409 Other reason stopped treatment specified Why did you stop taking the treatment? 37 0 ANATUMIA LISHE BORA 1 ATTEND EVERY MONTH ,DOCTORS ADVICE 1 BEACAUSE OF JOB 1 BP WAS LOW (DOCTOR TO MINTOR HER) 1 COULD NOT ACCESS THE CLINIC 1 DOCTOR'S ADVICE 1 DUE TO HIS WORK HE COUDN'T GET TIME TO ATTEND CLINIC 1 FINISHED 1 FORGOT 1 HE TRAVELLED AND LATER NEVER ATTENDED THE CLINIC 1 HE TRAVELLED TO RURAL 1 HE WAS UPCOUNTRY 1 I FORGOT THE RETURN DATE 1 I WAS TOLD BY THE DOCTOR 1 LACK OF TIME DUE TO HIS JOB 1 LOST HIS JOB AND AND TRAVELLED UPCOUNTRY 1 MEDICINE GIVEN HAD BEEN EXHAUSTED 1 NILIA,BIWA PRESHA IKO VIZURI (DAKTARI ANIOANGALIE KWANZA) 1 NILIKUWA NA MGOJWA NA DAWA ZINGINE NILIKUWA NIKITUMIA 1 TIME BECAUSE OF JOB 1 TRAVELLED 1 TRAVELLED HOME 1 TRAVELLED TO UPCOUNTRY 2 TRAVELLED UPCOUNTRY 5 UNDER LIFESTYLE 1 USES LIFESTYLE TO CONTROL BP 1 WA HOSPITALISED AFTER BEING DIAGONISED WITH ATHRITIS 1 WAS NOT AVAILABLE 1 WAS NOT AVAILABLE,WAS ATTENDING TO A SICK FAMILY MEMBER 1 WAS TOLD BY THE DOCTOR TO STOP 1 WENT HOME UPCOUNTRY 1 WORKING SO IF NOT CALLED DOESN'T COME 1 Changed health lifestyle since last involvement? Did you change any lifestyle regarding health since your involvement in the project 457 56 1 Yes 452 2 No 5 Sysmiss 56 Do more physical exercise What kind of lifestyle did you change 513 0 1 Yes 473 2 No 40 Reduction salt in diet What kind of lifestyle did you change 513 0 1 Yes 496 2 No 17 Reduction fat in diet What kind of lifestyle did you change 513 0 1 Yes 488 2 No 25 Reduction sugar in diet What kind of lifestyle did you change 513 0 1 Yes 469 2 No 44 Reduction alcohol What kind of lifestyle did you change 513 0 1 Yes 166 2 No 347 Reduction smoking What kind of lifestyle did you change 513 0 1 Yes 144 2 No 369 Had other change What kind of lifestyle did you change 513 0 1 Yes 193 2 No 320 Other change had specified What kind of lifestyle did you change 166 0 ALOT OF VEGETABLES ,REDUCE STRESS 1 ALOT OF VEGETABLES AND FRUITS 1 ALOT OF WATER ,EATING FRUITS 1 ALOT OF WATER ,REDUCE STRESS ,EAT FRUITS 1 ALOT OF WATER,FRUITS,REDUCE STRESS 1 AVOID RED MEAT 1 AVOID RED MEAT AND EAT ALOT OF VEGETABLES AND FRUITS 1 AVOID RED MEAT EAT ALOT OF VEGETABLES AND FRUITS 1 AVOID STRESS 2 AVOID STRESS ,EAT ALOT OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLE 1 AVOID STRESS ,EAT MORE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 1 AVOID STRESS EAT MORE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 1 DIET 1 DONT TAKE ALCOHOL 1 DRINK ALOT OF WATER 2 DRINK ALOT OF WATER ,EAT FRUITS,REDUCE STRESS 1 DRINK ALOT OF WATER 8 GLASSES PER DAY 1 DRINK ALOT OF WATER ATLEAST 8 GLASSES PER DAY ,EAT FRUITS 1 DRINK ALOT OF WATER,EAT FRUITS 1 EAT ALOT OF FRUITS 4 EAT ALOT OF FRUITS AND GREEN VEGETABLES 1 EAT ALOT OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 4 EAT ALOT OF GREEN VEGETABLE 1 EAT ALOT OF GREN 1 EAT ALOT OF VEGES 1 EAT ALOT OF VEGETABLES 4 EAT ALOT OF VEGETABLES ,EAT BROWN BREAD 1 EAT ALOT OF VEGETABLES AND FRUITS 3 EAT ALOT OF VEGETABLES AND FRUITS TO REDUCE STRESS 1 EAT FRUITS 3 EAT FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 2 EAT FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FREQUENTLY 1 EAT FRUITS DRINK ALOT OF WATER 1 EAT FRUITS FREQUENTLY 1 EAT INDIGENOUS VEGETABLES 1 EAT MORE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 3 EAT MORE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ARE AVICED BY DOCTOR AS WELL AS DRINKING ALOTOF WATER 1 EAT MORE VEGETABLES 2 EAT MORE VEGETABLES AND FRUITS 1 EAT PLENTY OF FRUITS 1 EAT PLENTY OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 1 EAT PLENTY OF FRUITS AND VEGETBLES 1 EAT PLENTY OF VEGETABLES AND FRUITS 1 EAT VEGETABLES AND ALOT OF FRUITS 1 EAT VEGETABLES IN PLENTY 1 EATING ALOT OF VEGETABLES 1 EATING ALOT OF VEGETABLES AS OPOSSED TO MEAT AND FRUITS 1 EATING ALOT OF VEGETABLES AS OPPOSED TO MEAT AND FRUITS 1 EATING FRUITS 1 EATING FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 1 EATING FRUITS,REDUCE STRESS 1 EATING MORE FRUITS AND VGETABLES AND ALSO CONTROLLING TEMPER 1 EATING VEGETABES 1 EATS ALOT OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 5 EATS ALOT OF FRUITS S 1 EATS ALOT OF VEGETABLE AND FRUITS 1 EATS ALOT OF VEGETABLES 1 1 EATS ALOT OF VEGETABLES AND FRUITS 9 EATS ALOTS OF FRUITS 1 EATS MORE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 3 FOLLOW THE DOCTORS ADVICE 1 FRUITS 1 INCREASE OF VEGETABLE INTAKE 1 INCREASE VEGETABLE AND FRUIT INTAKE 1 INCREASE VEGETABLE INTAKE AND FRUITS 1 INCREASE VEGETABLES 1 INCREASED INTAKE OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 1 MANAGING STRESS 1 PUNGUZA STRESS 3 REDUCE MEAT 2 REDUCE RED MEAT 3 REDUCE RED MEAT ,REDUCE STRESS 1 REDUCE RED MEAT AND STRESS 1 REDUCE STRESS 21 REDUCE STRESS ,EAT FRUITS AND DRINK ALOT OF WATER 1 REDUCE STRESS AND MEAT 1 REDUCE STRESS EAT FRUITS 1 REDUCE STRESS,TAKE ALOT OF WATER 1 SRESS MANAGEMENT 1 STOP EATING RED MEAT 1 STRESS 3 STRESS MANAGEMENT 12 STRESS MANAGEMENT 2 1 STRESS MANAGEMENTS 1 STRSS MANAGEMENT 1 TAKE ALOT OF WATER 1 TO AVOID STARCH AND INCREASE MORE VEGETABLES 1 USE GRADE 1 MAIZE FLOUR 1 VEGETABLE IN DIET 1 VEGETABLES AND FRUITS 1 VEGETABLES FRUITS STRESS 1 punguza stress 1 reduce stress 1 stress management 1 Diagnosed with diabetes 504 9 1 Yes 65 2 No 439 Sysmiss 9 Diagnosed with heart disease-heart attack 504 9 1 Yes 2 2 No 502 Sysmiss 9 Diagnosed with heart disease - angina 505 8 1 Yes 2 2 No 503 Sysmiss 8 Diagnosed with heart disease - any other 505 8 1 Yes 4 2 No 501 Sysmiss 8 Diagnosed with kidney disease 505 8 1 Yes 5 2 No 500 Sysmiss 8 Diagnosed with stroke 505 8 1 Yes 1 2 No 504 Sysmiss 8 Diagnosed with liver disease 505 8 1 Yes 4 2 No 501 Sysmiss 8 Diagnosed with angina 504 9 1 Yes 6 2 No 498 Sysmiss 9 Patient has peripheral neuropathy 508 5 1 Yes 110 2 No 396 9 DK 2 Sysmiss 5 Patient has poor vision 508 5 1 Yes 183 2 No 324 9 DK 1 Sysmiss 5 Patient has amputation 508 5 1 Yes 3 2 No 505 9 DK 0 Sysmiss 5 Patient has kidney problems 508 5 1 Yes 7 2 No 501 9 DK 0 Sysmiss 5 Patient has chest pain 507 6 1 Yes 77 2 No 430 9 DK 0 Sysmiss 6 Patient has body swelling (abdominal or pedal oedema) 508 5 1 Yes 43 2 No 465 9 DK 0 Sysmiss 5 Patient has other complication (specify) 513 0 1 Yes 52 2 No 461 9 DK 0 Patient's other complication specified 52 0 ABDOMINAL PAINS 1 ACHING EYES 1 ASTHMA 1 ASTHMATIC 1 ATHRITIS 4 BACK 1 BACK PAIN 1 BACK PAINS 1 BACKACHE 2 BACKACHE AND HEADACHE 1 BACKAHE AND NECK PAIN SEVERE HEADACHE 1 BLIND 1 COUGHING AFTER TAKING MEDIATION 1 DIZZINESS 1 DO NOT HEAR PROPERLY 1 EAR PROBLEM 1 HEADACHE 1 HEADACHE,TEETH 1 HEARTBURNS 1 ITCHING 1 JOINT PAINS 5 KNEE SWELLING 1 NOISE IN THE EARS 1 PAIN ON LIMBS 1 PAIN ON RIGHT SHOULDER 1 PAINFUL BODY JOINTS 1 PAINFUL EYES AND CHEST 1 PAINFUL JOINTS 1 PAINFUL KNEES AND FINGERS KNUMBNESS 1 PAINFUL LEGS 1 PAINFUL LEGS WHEN WALKING 1 PAINS IN THE LIMB OF RIGHT SIDE 1 REGULAR STOMACH PAIN AND CONSTIPATION 1 SHORT OF BREATH 1 SWELLING ON LIMB OF THE LEFT SIDE 1 SWOLEN LEGS 1 SWOLLEN ON ONE LEG 1 ULCERS 6 joint pains 1 Did the CHW contact you again for follow up visits After you visited the clinic, did the CHW contact you again for follow up visits 503 10 1 Yes 452 2 No 51 Sysmiss 10 Sent me a text message How did the CHW contact you? CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY 458 55 1 Yes 183 2 No 275 Sysmiss 55 Called me on the phone How did the CHW contact you? CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY 458 55 1 Yes 278 2 No 180 Sysmiss 55 Home visit How did the CHW contact you? CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY 457 56 1 Yes 397 2 No 60 Sysmiss 56 Sent a message through my friend/neigbour How did the CHW contact you? CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY 457 56 1 Yes 45 2 No 412 Sysmiss 56 Other way contacted How did the CHW contact you? CIRCLE ALL THAT APPLY 513 0 1 Yes 5 2 No 508 The other way contacted specified 2 0 DID'NT HAVE A PHONE 1 NAFIMONTER 1 How many times did the CHW contact you? How many times did the CHW contact you in the last year 434 79 0 53 6.809 5.506 How often did the CHW visit you in the last year How often did the CHW visit you in the last year 446 67 1 Once a week or more 45 2 Every 2 weeks 30 3 Once a month 362 4 Once in 6 months 4 5 Only once 5 Sysmiss 67 Did the CHW's effort to contact you influence your decision to come to this clinic? CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPONSE 452 61 1 To a small extent 48 2 To a moderate extent 210 3 I wouldn't have come 34 4 No, not at all 160 Sysmiss 61 Have you received SMS to attend the clinic ? Have you received SMS to attend the clinic in the last year 505 8 1 Yes 312 2 No 193 Sysmiss 8 How many times did you receive an SMS in the last year How many times did you receive an SMS in the last year 311 202 0 98 11.691 23.128 How often did you receive SMS in the last year? How often did you receive SMS in the last year? 308 205 1 Once a week or more 12 2 Every 2 weeks 14 3 Once a month 274 4 Once in 6 months 0 5 Only once 8 Sysmiss 205 Did the SMS influence your coming to this clinic? Did the SMS influence your decision to come to this clinic? CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPONSE 312 201 1 To a small extent 31 2 To a moderate extent 203 3 I wouldn't have come 23 4 No, not at all 55 Sysmiss 201 Have you visited a support group in the last year Have you visited a support group in the last year 505 8 1 Yes 254 2 No 251 Sysmiss 8 How many times did you visit the support group How many times did you visit the support group 242 271 1 47 4.293 4.444 How often did you attend the support group How often did you attend the support group 242 271 1 Once a month 180 2 Once in 3 months 26 3 Once in 6 months 7 4 Only once 29 Sysmiss 271 Did support group influence your coming to clinic? Did the support group influence your decision to come to this clinic? CIRCLE ONLY ONE RESPONSE 254 259 1 To a small extent 40 2 To a moderate extent 167 3 I wouldn't have come 32 4 No, not at all 15 Sysmiss 259 Why didn't you attend the support group Why didn't you attend the support group 288 225 1 No time 103 2 Didn't know about it 159 3 Didn't feel it was important 7 4 Distance to meeting location 1 5 Other specify 18 Sysmiss 225 Other reason not attending support group 17 0 ALWAYS ATTEND 4 ALWAYS ATTEND S 1 ALWAYS ATTENDS 1 CLAIM NEVER TO HAVE BEEN INVITED 1 DIDN'T KNOW WHERE THE GROUP MEETS 1 HAS NEVER MISSED 1 IGNORANCE 1 NEW CLIENT NOW FOR THE SECOND TIME 1 NO ONE TOLD ME 1 SHE HAS BEEN SICK 1 TRAVELLED TO RURAL 1 TRAVELLED UPCOUNTRY 2 WALKING TO KISUMU 1 Is the patient anaemic? FW: Is the patient anaemic? (CHECK PALMS, EYES, TONGUE) FW: Is the patient anaemic? (CHECK PALMS, EYES, TONGUE) 507 6 1 Yes 5 2 No 502 Sysmiss 6 Is the patient dehydrated? FW: Is the patient dehydrated? (CHECK EYES, SKIN, LIPS, TONGUE) FW: Is the patient dehydrated? (CHECK EYES, SKIN, LIPS, TONGUE) 508 5 1 Yes 3 2 No 505 Sysmiss 5 Does the patient have pedal oedema? FW: Does the patient have pedal oedema? FW: Does the patient have pedal oedema? 508 5 1 Yes 11 2 No 497 Sysmiss 5 What is the level of oedema? FW: What is the level of oedema? FW: What is the level of oedema? 11 502 1 Mild 5 2 Moderate 5 3 Severe 1 Sysmiss 502 507 6 92 225 140.302 23.218 1st Blood Pressure reading 1st Diastolic Blood Pressure reading 507 6 8 184 90.495 15.387 1st Blood Pressure reading 1st Pulse rate reading 507 6 45 146 78.57 13.393 1st Blood Pressure reading 507 6 91 220 137.404 22.482 2nd Blood Pressure reading 2nd Diastolic Blood Pressure reading 507 6 45 174 89.505 13.762 2nd Blood Pressure reading 2nd Pulse rate reading 507 6 46 149 78.361 13.176 2nd Blood Pressure reading Can respondent stand up? FW: Can respondent stand up? 511 2 1 Yes 511 2 No 0 Sysmiss 2 1st Reading height measurement 509 4 56.8 190.6 161.081 11.817 Measured height in cm- 1st Reading 2nd Reading height measurement 509 4 56.9 190.7 161.041 12.089 Measured height in cm- 2nd Reading 1st Reading weight measurement 510 3 36.5 157.6 69.603 15.915 Weight in Kg-1st Reading 2nd Reading weight measurement 507 6 36.5 156.7 69.698 15.961 Weight in Kg-2nd Reading 1st Reading of waist circumference 511 2 59 184.5 90.388 13.817 Waist circumference-1st Reading 2nd Reading of waist circumference 510 3 59 184.6 90.452 13.832 Waist circumference-2nd Reading 1st Reading of Hip Circumference 511 2 71.1 196.4 101.708 13.136 Hip Circumference-1st Reading 2nd Reading of Hip Circumference 511 2 3.8 196.5 101.268 14.484 Hip Circumference-2nd Reading Blood glucose 508 5 2.5 51.1 6.367 3.418 Blood glucose Clinic_records Unique ID 728 0 002E2406-799F-4A80-90F8-4FC1A52A0736 1 011B6EB2-D88F-4C98-A117-94C25C2FD98D 1 018787B8-178F-480A-B47F-9ABF59688CB4 1 020F2192-4DBF-47AF-8CB4-623C5F7D13B3 1 02184235-8485-4647-8B90-87CC0F3EB1F8 1 02776A83-5D52-40DD-A822-AC766CD3EAAA 1 027B0A1B-2264-44C6-A529-AF8DEABE54F3 1 02AB3A46-5051-4A76-8942-469264151693 1 049A6F45-0BE9-412D-95C9-9683456C62C6 1 04AA4ABF-A306-4C1D-B80D-9E76DD4F673E 1 04F698EF-C03A-4FEE-9926-5DF63770A252 1 058BDC35-5740-4003-9B6A-A52AC5A9BC2F 1 06535677-64CD-4947-9153-F453A6D4F2BF 1 072BA13B-CCDA-48BD-93EF-4FE5E7948952 1 07582006-6065-4751-8011-C8BFC7D050D2 1 078FC826-1659-4C07-90C7-FC70E6E0D107 1 079A39F8-7E27-497D-AC5B-BDEC7F69CEEB 1 07B7BE7F-4F71-477C-8C89-FBECCD721686 1 07F310CC-1B8C-470B-9D1D-13044831384A 1 08020E4E-56BE-46A6-BF0F-8C39F3E8DF20 1 080FBFB8-A4DC-4672-90C5-1A883EC0F65A 1 081B70D9-628B-489C-ABAA-5A4997CBC220 1 082C2FF6-BAF4-48A4-97CC-39723BBBED9E 1 0846A8A4-335F-40E3-85F5-88E56F80D36B 1 08E0885E-F17E-4BD8-9A73-72E042007519 1 094730F9-D76B-4F25-AB1C-8E573A7466F7 1 09D31E42-05D1-472E-B254-CDCF70ECB4DC 1 09FB6089-7739-48EC-8AAA-2648ED4E5A17 1 0B3F2EF9-1739-4B5E-B71A-7DA8F19889EC 1 0B7027D5-6233-4C87-A7BB-D47F52E0573B 1 0B88A9B3-508F-4CF6-9E8B-D6EFA09D48D4 1 0BAEDCA6-8E9B-48C8-A897-B9749080AF92 1 0C2611EB-8786-4A18-8312-F4EE21BF25BF 1 0C363095-742B-4FC9-BFD2-F74C3D20E63A 1 0C78D37F-0969-4DC3-9871-20CDAEDEA88F 1 0CE0C2C8-9E71-4B4D-B9FB-05E2B76DBBE5 1 0CFC11FD-7ABC-481A-812B-3C10B2D16952 1 0D769B27-E0E7-4FC8-8720-14D4AB41FFB8 1 0D7F2D64-0218-467C-B6B9-89C9ECF4334F 1 0DBE2AD5-89C3-4220-8651-DA0E187270C3 1 0E33586A-429B-4234-891E-599F8CFFDA4D 1 0E4343F1-59D8-4AC0-9E8A-C053D6F3FD11 1 0EE80B5C-DD76-4984-87A6-627EC98F1086 1 0FA00E55-7E03-41BA-A168-A07180225FD2 1 0FFBB650-FC3B-456F-8687-673F914D0821 1 10024445-E58D-4232-BEA8-F8F53DD47F02 1 1041B55B-01A3-4945-BE3E-523CC588906E 1 10A408A3-8CE0-406B-88E1-B1D75E46A763 1 10BFD0CE-6AD0-44A4-BCB0-209D5001499A 1 113DB599-EA2D-4DE5-B55A-E48C10D37122 1 117466CE-3062-441B-A625-F964935F42FC 1 11C081EF-5D51-41BE-879F-282EAEDFD8A3 1 11F19E4C-2E71-48C8-9966-D04379DFBA2C 1 122549F2-631C-4CEC-ABF2-DFD163C8FAE6 1 1254F040-95EA-4F2F-8D48-5A6C3984EBF9 1 125AFD5F-40D0-456F-AE68-888767B5DF9F 1 12EBE205-C8FA-4714-8E94-993962186A25 1 1368E29C-4F59-4E13-938B-79688D0BED81 1 13EF12C1-0A2C-42EF-BB28-D15278228416 1 146B6BCD-C030-433A-A6D7-FCE8EA0681C8 1 14F21F1D-2A4E-4B92-B767-D7DF01255004 1 15990BDA-90A8-4D9F-A688-5A986B65EA77 1 15F4820D-5213-4879-8FB4-3D3B7A9F926F 1 16893337-7099-44C5-B978-CA8D37239665 1 168FE095-00BC-4E85-A21D-B1A7D8596087 1 16BAF088-DBDA-4E41-B050-43BAA2980BE9 1 16CE5D40-F71A-45BB-A72D-89EFF57100F2 1 16D27D6A-F8AD-48E6-9A53-8F6FDDFE9EC9 1 16FE8953-F3BC-455F-9EAE-178ECCA4EDB5 1 1729A9C8-F9A2-48C5-9AC8-8303AFFACEDD 1 17C26DCF-B461-41DE-9C08-6744133533F9 1 18393C4D-DC34-4292-A46A-0FAEBBBB9BEA 1 183E7BE7-5901-4CE4-934C-13C21B0D48B8 1 18B2DA6A-F039-478A-B3DA-A1D7DFD71454 1 18F605FF-EB36-4A38-8F05-899383F423CA 1 198340C9-F28D-4F76-9956-1EF7F551437E 1 1984D9C9-4CAE-49F1-A5EF-7E4C60D50741 1 19F45879-B70A-4AAD-B0F0-2BCB641EFAE7 1 1A25DBE1-BF97-4E4C-9664-4D0799A9625A 1 1A5C17D2-EBC1-41FD-AE48-AE0BE06D333E 1 1B3409D3-8D2E-43D6-ADCD-287B82FD7441 1 1B3BCD7A-BF9B-461B-B98B-6149DACD8B14 1 1B52189F-BA80-476D-B6EE-D82A45BBF56A 1 1B8DCEAA-520D-4706-9950-F8A6C6B5C8C8 1 1BA7424C-E74E-43BA-8CC2-A796D8B6C822 1 1BFAD93C-AFC9-4914-A6E2-1D87133622CC 1 1C3EDAA5-1256-4073-85E8-101DA667B4CA 1 1C76CD38-C156-4858-8403-F6BFEA0240CB 1 1CA53DF7-E2C6-4D3A-8264-5E6232E284DD 1 1CB2F3D8-6FAB-4ECB-A91A-241E04145420 1 1CFC9237-EAFA-45E4-833C-3A358C8316D1 1 1D4B3CD2-EDFE-4E1A-8721-B9908E5A68AA 1 1D92FAD8-E754-4967-B1AF-ADF93B811D3D 1 1DCE5113-972D-49F9-85B3-B97B22902391 1 1E62B4BF-565F-4D06-BB92-0332C531CCCA 1 1F2519AF-E07C-401F-B276-37178FCE8D32 1 1FA668DE-5A4F-4E48-B1B6-495E0F3F2BC9 1 1FA7DE95-7978-4150-8F75-28A02CA09AC7 1 2089DA6B-5AF3-4271-AAB7-57C5E6BAD429 1 20A1A1B2-07EB-42D7-92B2-67CF0A8C79E4 1 20A1E554-7B6D-4A00-8E4F-EE796EFDBC7D 1 212765AC-15AA-4695-AF6F-0BCC0FAFF895 1 22EF44DD-77E9-47EB-A27C-4CA8CD68E7AD 1 2301AB7D-DBFF-479B-91EE-A521A8344C50 1 23279B08-F288-4CC6-9C39-81789EB6FBF8 1 233F0E8B-1E32-45DC-A483-E01850EB78A8 1 23475659-5D80-461E-8E24-EEA73820D790 1 23AC618F-52CF-4DAA-83FE-5138E28ADD86 1 240A8AB1-868A-4DFE-9BFD-12D3EF4C7EB4 1 246FB615-FEF1-47D6-A83C-72CF10967D33 1 24FDED29-A4D2-4D69-B7CC-388DFBDD4F66 1 2549AF72-7E3E-4126-BA60-5096D30001BC 1 254E56A0-BA4B-40C2-BCEB-A5DF2A95A7E3 1 25950ECC-FE1D-43CA-B5AF-F06600D45FB9 1 25B23D21-F67C-4F6D-9B04-CCC78AB7AC22 1 26556062-D7F6-4742-BEE1-A08EB1A0E7DA 1 271F8F1A-272B-4E35-A296-C68456A3F83F 1 282C8B5D-66D5-4E12-8955-8CBF90115299 1 29328818-254D-449A-8234-C41DEEECC493 1 293B57E2-9CA5-497C-AA29-88463C5F0C95 1 29421459-582C-4886-8BCE-679AF7E4FDD1 1 2AA9C316-3DCE-41F9-AB0B-73395AE812AA 1 2AFAD22C-D689-4E24-BDE7-11EC027FF46C 1 2C88F96A-DDBF-4441-BA82-83869CDA1352 1 2CE648CA-1106-4159-B38A-68375E5D86E3 1 2D088ADD-D049-4033-83B2-59937B13C8C6 1 2DC0C127-9760-4CFC-984F-F99BAD191F1B 1 2E47ADC0-7A93-4FD2-AED3-66CA8BC911B6 1 2E8D3768-8462-4613-AEE2-15F644BD2AAE 1 2EA8AFB2-035F-447E-8C08-7B4AF996BD94 1 2F078EDF-A9DE-4826-823C-7DE0516B8E22 1 2F13476A-D61E-4F45-9EBC-E725D5CB7338 1 2F45A8D1-0602-4638-B105-4DAD1CFBD54D 1 2F777AC5-B9CC-4646-9359-B588568EFE51 1 2F93F708-B3BE-41B4-A19B-4D8BBC97C345 1 301CFBFF-08C3-4B29-A383-37C35FFF817C 1 3044F74B-2E97-48D6-9119-3636F6185F93 1 3084E2A8-B19F-4548-A457-8A308E6B42C9 1 30907362-8BA8-4CE1-BDAA-41CF0F6564AE 1 30FA5F5A-5FD2-4680-93D3-82908B006DB3 1 312FA94E-C014-406F-940A-9340AEDABC15 1 31A7A7A4-DFC8-42AF-A502-52FE47132832 1 31AFED53-62B7-48BD-83FD-308EB1B549B0 1 327FE059-3AD4-40EF-BF35-4DFB86007932 1 332B6C44-B9AC-4B45-9E3D-45E01816E200 1 333F45DC-C50C-4024-AC60-31A69ACF18FC 1 3373CDBF-9911-4FB0-B8AD-C183C1032F44 1 3417CE2F-8443-4E8A-8559-56A1DEBAC006 1 342B5525-A614-465B-A850-986D0185C609 1 34C8FE1F-08C9-4857-BA0C-A59CB1D288D5 1 34CA3885-A91F-4D22-A302-32359129D1B7 1 34D58F75-7B8B-4820-BD07-F272AB8C8F3E 1 352F401D-7301-49AB-B7A6-F5608BE143BC 1 35B8A1DC-0EEB-4146-AF2A-6927E502E511 1 35E398DA-DFF3-4393-A057-2A8512E367A8 1 35E4FE9A-32F3-4D70-9F8E-325D07097E0C 1 365CB20C-2EAF-4EE0-BFAB-A46A207717CA 1 36894679-60A7-4944-B74F-DF427B5E48EF 1 3689A80F-A82E-4CEF-AAC0-1101823F2228 1 36C0FE7C-A4B5-4A64-8D21-3F5E88B970DF 1 3724E61B-2989-4C58-BB9B-B4343552F61C 1 37491E44-D89F-4F34-AD78-C13317EF1CD7 1 3762E02E-6685-4EAF-AEBF-209E1408E447 1 38C2E43D-7164-46AC-8285-A49EFEE910F9 1 3934248B-0957-49E8-A1BB-705DDCF6D633 1 397870ED-AF4B-4E0A-B5D6-25EB93D41CD9 1 3A18780C-D35E-46FF-B07F-C351F6E2ACD6 1 3A2E0755-87BA-45E5-A98F-8882FD6F6130 1 3A5C14A4-8B19-4A6B-BF1D-59E48192DB3B 1 3A7BF4BF-C69E-4664-9EAB-E3461A58A1C1 1 3A890006-D02B-4636-A5DE-F49FD193D51E 1 3A90ACEB-C673-4F1E-B47F-BDD82E332837 1 3AB69C18-406D-45AD-8C5C-91972D49F0EF 1 3AE96DA7-0A9F-4DA7-ADE8-EDC1DD674A3F 1 3AF011C2-3047-404F-9D92-3AA9FCBC6363 1 3B6D3747-B05A-4DB3-9164-51A2213D5F4C 1 3C0A0767-042C-49F2-A29F-97925AA1DAC8 1 3C1EA6EC-CF63-4827-AC3B-A8645B805AD1 1 3D365AF3-95B5-4990-A5E9-D1BC1B6EFF53 1 3D5FE402-C2D2-440D-BFF4-870C33471B4A 1 3DC53CB7-A45D-4F70-AA61-2B9797372A00 1 3E2049E3-C057-4AA3-91C1-40A6945F9DB0 1 3F4D7B9D-4723-47B5-B4BD-6611604AC528 1 3FAB46A9-EA42-4307-8DF0-33E4FD1B177F 1 407CE7BE-2B44-401E-824B-616FD454A3E2 1 40C91E5E-0D38-4C40-9710-D2E528985C3F 1 415664BC-391F-49FE-A0B7-FD721C4F062A 1 4204FFFD-626A-4B67-8010-0BFD4921E5EA 1 420F857F-9AB6-442D-BABD-C02ACB0B4F3A 1 42B6C3D4-04AD-49AB-9EF9-674B9CC3E1EC 1 42CF52EA-1911-4AAE-AA48-731B2738BF31 1 43710F69-FCDD-48B4-928D-C933450FCCB7 1 443479C2-71F8-4E20-A635-0F62C5EC38D2 1 444C67C7-4D07-4983-84AE-BB3A41F2DDCA 1 44D359C4-514A-4A7F-836F-6C43304CF185 1 453CE047-DA7D-464B-9DFE-D0762EF2EE09 1 45B964A5-5654-44AD-82D6-2B51B4E69358 1 45C4129F-F52B-408A-B8A1-F64AE5AE1B16 1 4613BE43-A02F-4486-877F-D53803FAB174 1 470FE0E0-FAB0-44D3-913B-E62D67C5F9B0 1 47F29F68-2752-469B-B202-EB2C3B136741 1 48418E5E-207A-4994-B0B8-C9181AF25E99 1 48528F0A-6AE6-427B-A987-F77F5FB9EBF4 1 487D13F5-3419-487A-BC30-E776A04BAEDC 1 48B8F512-B1DA-4722-BE3F-FA32E6A0AC18 1 48D0868D-57CB-466E-B23C-D84C2926BD5D 1 48FBEFA5-FF6C-4BF6-A60A-5DA8C034976C 1 49412B8B-025D-4EED-95FE-75D8BF47C78D 1 4AA05656-A5A5-4020-89AA-B44CB6BFFB4B 1 4B1C6E94-1D54-457C-A4DC-5427E513DC8A 1 4B5A4099-D741-4C42-99BE-CA1BDBF82334 1 4BC157A9-76B9-4A77-98C1-C139CE2A5267 1 4C14B4DE-6189-4818-BE5F-30FC6C700691 1 4C4949C7-A6B6-4DCA-AF71-6D7C186572A5 1 4C6AF004-D6C6-49CD-95DE-A197C22999F7 1 4C85C70B-054A-41D5-9955-AA398BF79554 1 4CAAC6AB-CE42-4391-B8DC-0D0BC9ADF966 1 4D1064F5-8DBE-4DEE-9E2F-43B5F6C7AEAF 1 4D984843-5EA6-4B27-9CD2-77B7FF1F1E37 1 4DA10B56-5A16-433D-BED7-B82FE8ED5C25 1 4DB45041-6DAB-4C30-A5C1-D1BC557965D0 1 4DEDF516-5A52-4F4E-84AE-807482DA5F0B 1 4E16AF86-EEEE-40DB-B248-B8A657E2E462 1 4E52B663-CC79-40EF-8CF4-32FD9E44E9EF 1 4F445C24-2055-4B65-A8DF-DCDD0659A56A 1 4F61D2B2-2180-45AF-A734-E6DF0547F4A2 1 4F70E91C-6B75-4A7B-A210-73ADE3B6CE5A 1 504CD056-1C1F-4969-9FF4-64465DC21B22 1 516B0FC5-465E-4840-9418-394341B5DF7A 1 517E9172-5509-4A00-9C26-245181527B7C 1 51E1A371-4EDB-45D0-9C92-2EE236AAB4C4 1 520AA23D-CBA2-494E-BC70-72826E56C478 1 522CEF30-DC2F-4BD9-8203-EC81FB3D3D9D 1 5251EE15-89B7-45E3-AF29-172A8822916F 1 525D928A-CBB0-4B71-AA75-459A288A534D 1 5294D788-14B5-4619-893A-DEA688BCF63C 1 52983E76-E924-4FBB-9116-AD1E1EE6F66F 1 532B214D-E2F8-4B66-9C66-57FBB4DC433D 1 536D1B83-1E02-4FF9-B85C-7FA9B92B93A1 1 5410C954-B2E4-4C0A-8687-2ED03889DE93 1 544A732E-DB49-4A74-8648-2730156713ED 1 54505B60-C82E-40A6-9479-BB48189FC78D 1 54656850-967F-4176-A3D5-2513C9FF1561 1 546F176C-D120-41E2-9F98-2C2B952C4F1A 1 54903F30-F17F-45DB-9B59-297C29FA0E87 1 54A98BA0-F6E2-4739-9A6E-9F7CE26377B4 1 54D2C7EC-8BC2-4D69-8358-C12AC02DEFEF 1 553C27A1-3500-4824-8F02-74F8A7B859D1 1 5596EC23-CC2E-49E6-86A2-6BBA11C91413 1 5615870B-8FA6-475B-9113-A92EE04F884A 1 562712D5-CAE9-4CB1-80EB-194F68A5530B 1 562CD2D6-4AA2-4A89-8B7A-FB21FE88FEF3 1 56788C81-7108-4B7A-A309-DDE06840C9E4 1 5789A27D-D986-444B-B387-DDE76A9C637B 1 588FFB42-D16A-4A65-8821-B9CB2D75E0EC 1 58D10B0E-0E29-453E-91C9-DF4023DCBFD0 1 5981AFFC-6202-414C-A49E-9F304CD40C73 1 59D6C937-2AF2-4641-848C-98228A40698B 1 59FC77DA-E23F-4968-AC40-55E055C9B85E 1 5A63BB3D-A150-4BBF-9430-5C0A95FA32BD 1 5AA3C234-047F-42C1-9CB2-E675E111C779 1 5AEA7C61-6223-408E-ABB3-80C454C22C0A 1 5AF0D068-37EE-46B6-B3C4-1F86A62DC8CE 1 5BA4676E-1071-469D-9155-EFC7C5DB52DA 1 5BAF6CF9-3DD2-4742-B810-873BF62C42E2 1 5C1DFC55-C91D-4228-A778-7B74E5AEF3AE 1 5C401FB6-78F2-44C6-9411-E6AA9EB04F7A 1 5CD4B0D7-FE24-4B67-84B0-82A1A7247379 1 5D164DD0-1BBC-4353-8B76-9E8B75219B08 1 5D1DC8FE-95C5-469A-8714-3ECD0123383E 1 5DD4C1B4-BE23-4C54-81C6-66D390FF98E8 1 5DDD32FC-921F-429A-B1F6-506FD231FB9C 1 5E3EDBBF-E1FA-4140-99D9-1261993798F7 1 5E4F412D-683A-413C-AAD4-2DCFEA09B10B 1 5E996B82-494B-43ED-A820-E94269AE9094 1 5E9DA8E3-B86C-481E-8299-5127BBD609C1 1 5EC60A99-9DCE-46FD-987A-C56A9FF08A2F 1 5EDD2DBE-F974-4FFD-B065-C67CFB056DB3 1 5F4964C4-D214-46A4-8B31-490438677854 1 5FFE1C38-A663-4C85-AC1B-9255EF5E3D8A 1 60A775DE-7B2B-405C-84F6-C63EDFB7C595 1 60B71DE2-2886-4406-BDDF-E0D39844162A 1 60E78A1E-E95D-48C4-B555-D2AEF9EE2014 1 61375616-FAC4-4C26-8FB1-08480BCC53AE 1 6197F055-9326-4191-ACFB-17237F6ECDA7 1 625D28F3-E672-4FC4-935F-5A151BD12812 1 62B9D84D-D749-4F02-A000-8A4E8D4BEDCE 1 62F20311-1300-4133-BB9E-3145E69564AC 1 63267743-C081-4DE6-A745-94061A9B12FE 1 632EB53B-5763-43AE-91DF-0845D6675144 1 63664846-EEAE-4490-AC37-0FF0EC1A1684 1 63B67494-B9A4-4F45-9D1D-A8B8B50856D1 1 642C617F-9E4F-486A-B599-3839ECC56FF3 1 64C7C214-DB70-44BB-A1FC-51D1528CB805 1 65511C96-0BEE-4839-9D80-964A80376AFC 1 65C5C4F1-1390-464A-8697-51C2E49B11E4 1 66675F19-4C27-48ED-9E79-B77C90170EB4 1 66A0D194-090A-41B4-9D12-96713F102445 1 66D05C33-1259-4A99-81ED-9576FACCE302 1 67250A17-AD93-4E22-9C40-28801A0E6BFB 1 6764DC15-E4DA-4091-83F0-F016792DF708 1 679749BF-BAB2-4F17-A9C0-BF8884EF643D 1 67AE919F-A93B-4688-A784-4BD9017279B2 1 67BD8D93-1F79-4BA9-90BB-21F80DDC0C53 1 67E1C38F-16F5-46EC-A8D5-7D4F2A7F4E77 1 680CCFC1-FEFE-4E7D-A5A3-360C45B3EB1F 1 681129B3-8F0E-4DB9-B7FC-A5E8E21D376E 1 681E80B2-3B0D-49B7-A67E-31914E07F4A9 1 6844085D-4106-49D8-881D-E7CB456091A2 1 6853EE76-C6D7-477E-B14F-30599D4F74DD 1 687B4223-40D8-43C7-839C-42689F886ECF 1 689868E4-E86A-42CE-94C6-86E9CB582063 1 68F1FD42-E3D1-4815-B589-549AE9C89891 1 691B9CC7-B52F-4A38-80C7-FA70AA1830EA 1 6962EA4A-3626-4024-818D-923913529F17 1 6A7AEF19-EC89-412B-A6E9-A65FE3B3079B 1 6A882E1D-ED8A-41B0-93F7-56DC9579F804 1 6B7B4218-84D6-4474-8EE8-CF9F258845A2 1 6BBFBBFA-6BEE-4A41-8219-39DC28863EB6 1 6C35D63E-B161-4F1E-A918-0D063E3D1D66 1 6C436FC8-D1A6-4429-B8EF-0DF488ADF7E2 1 6C44193B-3E41-4443-A69C-002ABE139B3E 1 6C879B9D-3931-4A21-A0CC-D75038B7E7C5 1 6C8BDEFB-C673-4576-89E2-402B895C7C72 1 6CD59D35-99C1-407D-BA49-16140D8F7CBB 1 6D3E033E-C6B0-4BE8-A5AB-7D7CFEC5C0F3 1 6D4E5B87-87CA-49FC-854D-575042A68781 1 6D59D800-84E7-4DDD-8B16-3CC1C1991E3C 1 6D627A7A-201A-46A6-980E-DE81DBD86203 1 6D8C5A46-73A0-4740-B79A-C1167DB20855 1 6DAC244A-BCD3-447D-90C8-4F1D91A47462 1 6DE244E8-0662-4FF1-AC56-CD30B4D51098 1 6DF6D3E0-5FC8-4876-A9C9-2212CA41A84F 1 6F6F959F-09A0-47F6-B11F-C8AD6E7CC6B7 1 6F819044-1395-40D5-AE7E-C09CB5B90A7F 1 6FCF4D82-655E-4EAA-B5CD-A04581235EB0 1 709C7FF7-0389-43FA-8EA6-D1C2A1423694 1 70E6A7C0-75E3-4163-A6B8-99701282DA9F 1 7171BB2A-A9AC-4213-8ED7-B8C542B20508 1 71C5D099-39CB-4F56-B5E6-D2104C565881 1 71EB4734-73D6-451A-A023-DE8EC523D61E 1 725B7D6B-FA85-451D-8473-660F4E866209 1 73040766-AC0A-4A24-AE68-0690872F45B1 1 733731E5-72C7-416D-B645-7738BE992DF5 1 7346CDF5-52F5-452B-AAC6-B32F6D085FF7 1 73E2DA9C-5146-4BEB-A95E-C58E54E0EF9A 1 7437DC19-8314-429F-86FD-F135AB72E424 1 74CF3AF9-4948-4B01-A519-32041EFE3464 1 75279610-19D9-43DF-8438-5CD6D84D07D4 1 75AAAACB-D57A-400F-A519-096784774B93 1 7615B383-8EBA-42D7-A17F-819F30590C5F 1 763F3F0A-7FF9-402D-A23F-B7B9CF2B4DF9 1 7662BCE5-4CF6-4CB5-8A2F-C01A65E9AA70 1 77339B31-4FD1-481F-BB5B-F7E51CD273FA 1 77DBE795-1D28-4A87-916A-96B85533A508 1 780246DE-1763-4F15-8072-6C8F6E713FB8 1 780F0C20-23F6-4C02-A69D-C0D4B5226667 1 7817E394-E0A7-4698-812D-555C2CA7B14C 1 78A25E61-AA46-4374-8668-562A384D3C8A 1 78B11C0A-7D49-4ABE-92B1-43269DB22A0E 1 78C1443E-FEAF-4C71-8D07-08E2DBE53735 1 78D9CF27-F33A-4356-80B6-ABA68273D0C8 1 790AF9F9-E43B-414C-BCD8-68800F2A52FF 1 79276CF6-CFD3-45FD-9A5C-1D1AFC3A0D0A 1 79952402-37DA-436E-B51A-2C4783E7C1B1 1 79B36502-9F66-480D-9268-A30116FE00B6 1 7A38C4B5-6BD8-4EDF-9864-57893FF8BFCF 1 7AE76C36-1F06-4EBF-900A-8DA1BBE52DD6 1 7B10205E-82EB-4046-B0C3-825BCD760DD4 1 7B593911-1075-49D9-997D-8EC50268657F 1 7B82F1ED-4E53-4094-93FB-4639BEA2A2A0 1 7B8B37E3-94E3-44A7-9CFD-2B78CF5EF1C0 1 7BF75F3E-D30D-4619-9318-F3EEEE8BC453 1 7C30CB94-BFEF-4B9B-8102-52F4E052B02C 1 7C89E727-C5A0-424A-B270-1A1917173E69 1 7E084FBB-B7EA-4081-A3D1-C77C22C5E0F2 1 7E1F9BBA-B92C-425E-AF76-2EEE2A0E05A4 1 7EA78880-9F3A-444D-85A6-C83504B3D499 1 7F23839D-90F7-4AA1-956E-74D87DC24141 1 808A56B8-D383-4737-9649-705083939652 1 81338610-EB77-488E-ACB0-54BB06DBEE10 1 817CE919-F987-4EC4-B164-DE0EA7ABAFBD 1 818C3C82-9542-422C-9A32-5AB675D06B53 1 828CA8C6-F69C-4FE5-AF49-224F68AF44A2 1 83117D03-EB04-43D4-AB2F-603813D6715C 1 833C2013-BA41-4D5F-A2B0-A1C94D03C244 1 83AD22DE-9907-4F75-AC1F-1AD9660FC024 1 840373ED-A43A-48E6-96EC-57B0381CA56E 1 8446D1AF-23D8-4DB2-A776-9C76EB9C6067 1 846AB47F-EE28-4357-82C8-D51BC8552E6A 1 84771FD7-D248-4D53-8A1F-51427C86432B 1 85046494-20FA-46D7-81B8-74B0127DE455 1 851EFFEC-0DAF-4858-B9D7-5A0B7DB0BA76 1 8555E870-9156-4BBC-9409-653B7066683E 1 8592A8D5-3753-4A03-A01F-14230D20D7AE 1 85A22F9A-1BDC-48AC-B457-FE385FB45B15 1 85DB02E2-B237-4E36-9FDA-E23E11E7EF5E 1 86781E7D-95E0-4EE5-8952-996572908064 1 86AA727E-1765-4AAB-889E-BB8FEA90374D 1 870E3597-7AEE-48D9-B99B-CE7A32D21E03 1 8785DEEF-FF66-4BCD-9070-54D1D9B98307 1 879E1357-E9D9-40D8-BF8A-A803E537644C 1 87B6A275-A830-4DA3-95EF-F89413A660C7 1 87F47C05-533E-4B9A-B3D7-36F27E64CEB9 1 8868A18C-76CD-406D-8C75-EB728B9E410F 1 88A7AFF8-BE19-429C-A1E9-B588B657F34B 1 88F4A3A2-B1FA-4D43-8639-181A957E9B2C 1 89A8CC4A-882C-470B-85B1-4896A39A375C 1 8A3C7019-21CD-48C1-AED0-21759A66C836 1 8A942989-F69E-4B5A-927C-E5FC3E903DDB 1 8AA1B178-0E8A-4B20-ABA4-EC774627AA9A 1 8ABD557C-9DDC-47F4-B2D0-DF331CB23BA9 1 8B063E4B-3240-4C9B-A52B-61387EE53EEB 1 8B63812E-1CE1-413D-A75B-5D2DB2996E3C 1 8B689033-21C6-4533-BA9C-12D20D921BCE 1 8B8831E8-6AB4-426A-9DFB-46640E6AF681 1 8B8C5BC2-AC0E-419C-AC35-BA757A20F0BC 1 8BBF8D16-4364-4689-9EE4-5FE3C7CDE011 1 8C0C0B17-F6DD-47F3-B2FB-CB7639901538 1 8C15161D-7782-443F-8ADE-1D235E90A95F 1 8C3D7759-EF27-4742-B1FF-79669870D4E7 1 8CDADBFD-0E67-4E56-BCB6-FE99B469AA9F 1 8CDC6154-B50A-4985-B33E-5C301D237BCD 1 8CE95692-833A-4D47-B927-08763C6F672C 1 8D0FFFA0-FB9F-4747-A52D-64E335D2270F 1 8D1ABD47-1FD3-4B0E-84ED-0D28A37A83C3 1 8E222DB9-47F1-4654-BCAF-894EB39C7DDF 1 8EADAAEB-04D3-40F2-ABFE-962C13EAEBB0 1 8EB08191-0632-455B-9CAF-92CC7DB832CC 1 8EBD6875-7EF0-4FB1-9397-C53922182163 1 8EFF37FD-E00E-4581-BEDD-A07FE2155BE0 1 8FA6F988-1B36-4312-A917-9C606D4BCB78 1 8FC05355-97F2-4972-A891-A236A3515956 1 90144E6D-5453-4133-9389-9EA68CC2111A 1 90411F70-80DF-4331-BC08-CACB4DEBB1CF 1 920B1B47-F244-4011-8D1F-1BE500571BCB 1 9253C644-ED05-4448-B15A-4F143029C4A7 1 92681B9A-D84C-4876-9F8D-B592CC26B9FB 1 93A94217-EF1E-4A01-A6C3-312C001A5ABD 1 93BA36E7-35BA-4E54-9122-5853322FD760 1 93F26205-F61F-47F1-AAAE-67B7BC9A3E48 1 9476867B-3958-4993-81E2-0DF262A53AA9 1 9478073E-3979-4B6A-826E-3CD907DED0C3 1 94B330C9-1E0C-436D-A6F3-F558887ACD1C 1 94D212E7-F4A9-4576-A7AF-B9E41BE819EE 1 95D1FF40-9D90-4100-B293-18DB85DE1B93 1 95EBA421-0F1D-464C-B524-39CB333C741C 1 9665A628-4EC3-46EB-9AD2-3AB082034E50 1 966D36C6-0F74-4A1B-BEF8-52663231C093 1 967BCBAF-A581-4F60-9D43-2400BA89CCAF 1 9688B274-7561-48EF-95A3-1D839AA51997 1 96D52F72-BEE2-491B-877F-0BF705558110 1 971EE908-77F8-4620-BD06-1D4F5211951E 1 97862539-D907-4E75-9249-CD3500DE10DB 1 97A4FF82-4805-465F-8493-65C36E00F286 1 97CE16FD-3BF7-4BE9-AE74-CC12403639D9 1 97F9C8FC-DFE2-4B72-A753-72B32E606A6D 1 9804A2F1-3359-41B9-948A-CF8424CFFE67 1 9857B277-A80D-4C07-876E-648C11599546 1 988F7B7A-04FF-4993-B949-B7DDAC05EF51 1 98E473AA-C3CD-4DC7-B3A6-0AD29D52BD14 1 991AD97C-DE88-4AEC-B3F1-EF2F0FC13287 1 994ED219-83D2-4095-BC06-BA486B4681BD 1 995C3463-F046-456B-B21B-0B48B0E369EA 1 998E643D-652F-47F3-87FF-5DABFA180ED6 1 99F059BB-BB47-44B1-8C71-9A0550E08B54 1 9AF33DB4-90D1-4CE1-B74E-208B6692ECB4 1 9B02FA33-E827-4064-89B0-5C093660897A 1 9B4B2D4F-B103-4DC0-9F9A-E36A48E3FE66 1 9CAA9D20-5BB5-426F-B98A-541F3BF85A4C 1 9CBBF493-EC13-4C30-9955-86D47BF45C91 1 9D532E65-979E-4175-A8B5-D136CDFBA1E7 1 9D66EF18-E98B-4418-9730-3F2D3A410AAD 1 9D85F63B-EC65-4905-B6F6-B7491326944B 1 9DD27150-A829-4389-835F-277B2E4C3B3E 1 9DF28277-7B51-434E-B48B-E602282171B5 1 9EC56F61-B8A6-4776-B93F-CDDE66C4BE8D 1 9EE0DC07-5276-471A-B019-6EB7CECF97CA 1 9EE38623-ABCE-4526-8DC4-929644CC4009 1 9F76F575-84B2-4E89-8D18-B1C9017EB684 1 A01410AC-FF18-495E-BE9E-294C118BDB7F 1 A018DB5B-3C20-4850-B91E-AD3DABE72553 1 A08FB7CE-71EC-49AD-AB8B-5A962EE4D273 1 A180952E-1153-4E04-B991-54DB2CC40B8B 1 A1DF7A38-550B-4770-9782-61432289C7D1 1 A2A640FB-7C70-44C7-9703-F0E0BD5878BF 1 A2ACD01B-218E-4C91-8453-C8052A9BEAB1 1 A2FB2752-284B-4886-B94B-B0C1B60E180E 1 A310663B-9A5D-47DA-83CC-0234D84B147C 1 A377BAE0-B481-403A-AEA4-E3EB55E9B915 1 A4AA0E3A-2B55-4AF9-B83B-CBE905A0FCDC 1 A4E728D4-3DB5-414F-805B-A13932C1BDCF 1 A5939D6E-6A0E-4EAA-8F8A-499E733CE720 1 A611B180-23B6-4D83-81EE-B7C56136D06F 1 A646CA16-6F0C-4883-BA50-0848892806B7 1 A71ABC73-B544-46AF-A6AF-E2DB9151CD8F 1 A786281E-B974-4FDA-BB01-CC69DD05327C 1 A7CCD370-5F36-47AF-999D-B9FABD3BA0F0 1 A86B1810-AF47-4938-80F8-77B4A3B7B188 1 A94F40FF-DCA1-4712-B9A3-E742979AEC33 1 A95649E2-9835-4F33-81DA-7E75F7810AD9 1 A9D8BF21-1792-4C0B-BECC-59AC0B4CF32C 1 A9FFBF42-6877-49B2-9472-2341410A33B0 1 AB18A496-F0EA-4DB3-969C-2CADEB23692B 1 AB2B7FB4-C863-4D41-ABFA-356D45A7341E 1 ABD37BD9-DBCA-4B4B-86F2-00588CA1E902 1 ABD41ACA-27E2-4A31-88D0-1EAC79C4DA9D 1 ABD6DB08-1614-4B76-842F-7D10D42AF8C0 1 ABDC6464-CEE7-40E5-8FCA-85C999C5C91F 1 ABE334DA-5E45-49E3-B159-422E376B8CF5 1 AC5E278B-5158-4C72-B57A-B590DAF9F3D5 1 AC860723-0970-4A4F-9338-556FD74670C9 1 ACB9DCDA-5326-46EA-B051-29CD490E6FD1 1 ACE26D7D-FF27-4900-ABC5-3564D2E7B0E5 1 AE4044F9-6AC0-4AEE-A7D5-8B358F750AFF 1 AE7836F0-3951-4721-940B-AF5C72000C78 1 AE901B71-4324-4011-8CC3-C643D92B53B2 1 B0DA97B9-EE29-41B1-9FBB-1E17F7C929F6 1 B0F8AE79-E389-435A-BA3B-FE603D647B32 1 B267DE4D-4B4E-4F34-836B-BF5D295EF927 1 B2A03557-DC8B-43B1-BAB3-6E153C79D8FB 1 B3056DD2-1F7E-428A-A5FD-7A594D5474E2 1 B3263727-C263-456B-B849-C4FB34375365 1 B37FA9E1-C02D-4968-A3A2-1AA8EE2473FF 1 B49246B9-6F3D-4919-B60B-571B3E4EF4B0 1 B4EB4E74-519C-4B81-87FD-CC47DF0DD3AB 1 B5625F8A-231E-402C-A5D0-4D0F9D43E53D 1 B56374A0-647C-4FAA-A7B8-8A5CF6178061 1 B574E1C4-2469-4557-B00E-637FF31DAC3D 1 B5826470-E447-4862-AC88-86CBB8C17CD1 1 B59597DD-50E1-4BB1-8789-30737FBA9FEA 1 B5EFC769-3FBF-423E-84DB-C5BB5C6FDCC6 1 B663B983-BF71-4D11-851D-411DD59DEC14 1 B68D00FE-5B44-4A88-B19B-26343C9A0849 1 B73EB271-0D7A-4A0C-BAB0-DCDE6AEAB847 1 B78FCD84-061F-43E5-B7E1-23597C32DB11 1 B88911E9-06AD-4A5B-B7EA-0D7BEAF7BC98 1 B98D02AB-F360-41E6-8184-1BF2991CA89B 1 B99204DC-4FA2-4132-BE18-801AE5C146B3 1 BA45936E-FE20-4183-807B-F7206E43099E 1 BA478A43-27F5-48C1-B970-7CF2A4D7503B 1 BAFB1313-210B-4400-A243-39313BFAB4B0 1 BB51FB67-0E05-43EC-9E08-C74068580ACC 1 BBACD6AC-F91E-4DB9-A9C4-D90C5B2A7BA9 1 BBAF8494-B61E-4538-927E-446222D63D75 1 BC351610-0E8B-47FD-BB6C-4CD61A449FDE 1 BC468886-FAD3-4B93-ADAE-3BD48BF533B7 1 BCCD23C8-3198-49D8-8CCD-96DDFF02DDE6 1 BEA5483A-83F0-4280-8EF3-435DFF3B5AE4 1 BF53DDE6-3859-44ED-8C74-28F8678E2D7B 1 BF5CA64E-3DD6-4D6B-AC28-BEB751265DEF 1 BF8C40A9-A1FF-4BC6-B867-5CFAC2AD7120 1 BFBEDE98-39E6-4272-BD82-AD6C9D24110D 1 C0B35C35-BBDF-46A6-8A3B-96A3D89F76BE 1 C0CBC2D2-0BCA-4D8A-9193-657255F183DF 1 C1311BE4-E993-4F5D-8B27-38CFA37A9EEF 1 C1AD4352-3F06-4D4C-A061-634958FE89AB 1 C1F1072F-ECA0-459F-84C7-4E3207CAE64B 1 C23796F2-86C1-4B2C-A925-C4E7ADBA60F9 1 C24D2729-02A2-4013-8EE5-F8AF3EB5E773 1 C27A0EEF-7A19-4E81-A468-DE30B6A91D16 1 C375623B-9BAF-417B-BBA8-7847E4D5B05A 1 C3CAE7FC-EFA0-438C-B288-BAE316DDADF1 1 C4351DE1-21A6-429C-923B-478806EB7418 1 C447A551-4BBD-43C8-B840-C1B9BCF269CA 1 C5A7C975-C483-47F2-93B5-E1C8FF80A019 1 C5CE26B9-ED55-461E-9712-48DBEC2DEA96 1 C71F013E-FFA9-4E58-90D0-838AB799D00E 1 C73A5A47-8DF2-415C-A758-22584D348DC5 1 C7A073F0-76F0-4FFF-ADDF-4EA3700B739D 1 C824A7E1-19F1-47AC-8752-3EAC1C7295E1 1 C8410C47-F616-4320-A9A2-7A54BF07824B 1 C8E6A3C8-5D2B-4997-A1E7-B7172B179540 1 C9843D06-9709-4094-A53F-DADD86EBA242 1 C9F4F8B0-87CF-48B4-8BF7-7D3B6E7AE697 1 CA2BA960-3FFF-4225-ACBA-43B3D784CC06 1 CA5B22B8-1B10-4E61-8B38-607238EB87BA 1 CA73D5C7-6276-43E8-8546-BDDDDB2EED2F 1 CAD47CA7-EE6A-44A9-A30F-4FFFC9E05AFC 1 CBACB250-066A-4FD6-BD9E-D7ACAF1EB4F9 1 CBC751CD-63A4-4E3E-A507-95DAD31E65A2 1 CC4A4587-05C3-4497-BB59-6B87A9A096DD 1 CC4ECEF3-3B47-475B-B38C-DC645F62A866 1 CCB1B70D-3855-4979-ACFE-573376555C9D 1 CCB5F5D3-DA56-467A-B763-6BAF6EAC2A00 1 CD0B827A-FA5A-4484-9401-67A94DAF75D4 1 CD1253BD-9521-4EB8-A5E9-3B10690E7DA6 1 CEA83FE6-B7CF-44BC-85AB-03CEC2C7EAD3 1 CF393420-9E80-4605-9CED-D77F816C0119 1 CF519A65-22F9-4195-B861-6B2AD22C76C5 1 D0350A04-878E-4F56-AECA-5578F1C26A2E 1 D037986F-87B3-4521-BA5B-BBE754A1E54E 1 D0C999BE-3935-4DE9-B82A-E9B9F99B2E0F 1 D1768C1F-F896-4719-A13E-797E7D6A2D40 1 D22F5A45-50F2-4190-94FB-D24C4FFC50ED 1 D25B6F21-0723-4B8E-9555-9E00AA2A8963 1 D270A5BB-0BB0-402D-A49F-1214FC90DE66 1 D295064F-2122-4BD8-BAB5-5DAFAB883D34 1 D300B208-09F5-419F-A288-047BCA7DF4F6 1 D31E94A7-3AFC-498D-8D0A-EBCD323AAF5D 1 D326C309-D1E2-4FC0-B29F-06CA75AE46D9 1 D33F4AA2-D3DB-4AAE-9F25-D40447E0FF99 1 D3973F71-DDD3-4C53-9547-CBB98D0524FE 1 D3A8B619-2B5E-4D4B-898F-3B1F60D4B0B8 1 D3B1FF50-DBD1-4A40-B055-01D3FB21E810 1 D3B31C2B-23F2-4036-974B-D797A48CB195 1 D444C01B-673F-4B75-BAF8-7486AAC1FEC0 1 D46BC22B-58AD-4D19-938A-96F0967D3F2F 1 D52E08CF-FD9B-4F13-81A7-08A2B426A732 1 D53B5CCD-7D5F-4741-87FD-5E6F06154C19 1 D57F23AD-7DB9-43DB-9457-DA81D2D719C2 1 D5975425-B341-4AD9-8F8A-A79652C2B966 1 D5A93C82-CA8A-4916-B455-56842DCF7BEE 1 D664F975-DC00-4B9E-9CB1-F1464DBA4E5A 1 D666D3F6-DEEE-4271-8738-C2AF774127B9 1 D70794F5-22D0-46FA-9549-EC6EBE01AE28 1 D778798C-02E8-43CF-BB88-5AD5077FD7C4 1 D8193C0C-8FAD-410B-B45C-604DFACFD2FA 1 D8285C04-5CF8-4C34-8139-543137EBB49C 1 D858F9C9-C9BE-4149-A348-189E40F645CE 1 D8CC7D25-156B-4451-BCA5-85AFB7819561 1 D9140F51-10DB-4D1A-A943-712488EC631E 1 D93E59B6-85A4-4F13-99A2-E5D2F53650B1 1 DA3DE1A0-8F74-4681-95CA-06F8D64B9D53 1 DA4254B1-B8BA-43AA-A490-87A7505E1860 1 DAB3C186-0874-42D9-9303-D21C3278DEF0 1 DAD2E094-4EF9-4965-ABDF-584DBF57C9B7 1 DAEAECCA-0463-43D2-BDF4-9805A56CCF9B 1 DB2998F1-C73E-4515-B7F0-F1E601BEDA32 1 DBF96CAE-93CD-4CC1-BDE3-52E9A834B773 1 DC3FD7BF-5E36-43D2-A048-DCAB171589D2 1 DC885B27-80EF-4CAE-99D4-459383011C40 1 DD187EDC-7AF0-448F-9EC0-55C740FD0484 1 DD28838E-CC50-4C2A-AF0C-9AC106B7A6CB 1 DD62ACFF-AD64-491F-AC85-B3254D8F6748 1 DD648945-EF6C-455B-9555-0E6AA1FC2581 1 DD8771B4-1F58-4C35-AAD0-FB2785670986 1 DDB44A4C-38A5-41F2-BADE-09EA144B8952 1 DDBDBBB3-ECDC-4F4C-A18E-6F1A5F8D3043 1 DDEFCF33-B43B-4CB5-9968-0B157994BE55 1 DE0ECAAF-7F24-49DA-8150-30EFB0BDC4D7 1 DE349AD4-1A80-454A-A9F9-621ED46FFEC5 1 DE8FD526-A29E-4B51-80D2-B4A24E01609D 1 DEA33626-9FA5-4EC1-AFF0-F630C8BA2218 1 DEBE31B9-F31B-4350-872B-6AC52F00836D 1 DED6F9C9-03FF-4737-9E09-447CCAC25CB3 1 DEF4491F-AA89-41C9-986C-73D70D15DA72 1 DF419D5B-06F0-486F-9944-FB38A1249FD4 1 DF904C5E-84E6-480C-A680-9F53136F223C 1 DFEBDB16-4E32-4D3A-8992-071F8C0059F3 1 DFEF8FB5-B9B0-468A-BE94-D0AA2A1410E4 1 E03ECBDB-2310-42BB-9294-779D2FE4E4F4 1 E05A5023-9ED5-4752-A76F-44577FB81EE7 1 E0A10AAA-F113-405E-BE1A-48EE260E1D82 1 E117AFF2-3F8D-4300-85F4-200F388C7E12 1 E13E9CAB-4F10-490C-8175-2E0C0647AF56 1 E15FD8C8-2648-4246-A9BA-A56D0B73EB24 1 E192204F-E3FA-4246-A7E2-252A5E4128FA 1 E1C71AAC-D15F-4A9D-8304-0B79D329186F 1 E224F000-DF56-444A-860D-09D4962C630F 1 E2B3A49D-AFA5-4915-8A23-E873CB73E059 1 E356CA09-6FE3-4BE5-9CBD-5BFE88490BBA 1 E481930C-3E7F-4C0D-808C-25A99A3BDA3C 1 E4E195F8-8D1A-4DAE-A995-0466F4CF3CE5 1 E4EF12D3-D892-4197-97F7-400BCED6D90A 1 E5A4090E-DCF8-4795-AA10-B168EA72FDD1 1 E5C11F3F-F36B-4051-81F5-E80DD95EA1B8 1 E5FDACF9-6966-4FDA-AAE5-D4F4B8290EB3 1 E619DE15-C3B5-40F1-BE4B-617C662C5FED 1 E6280A90-0667-4336-A94F-A1978380D06D 1 E65F331E-9DAD-4B5B-B46F-E076C5DEBBE2 1 E715AA09-6E31-4CD3-A4AD-EC970975DA9F 1 E7E679A5-1242-4898-BA1D-F8B5F3D83303 1 E81C611D-BC1F-4B42-827E-1D6EA27EBAE3 1 E8A4B630-DB27-4DB9-B9F6-D6367620C9FE 1 E8B73749-94E5-4CEF-81B2-E1F56516FC84 1 E9608650-C24A-4651-B747-2063CF2EDEE3 1 E969B076-4B4D-499D-97E6-A532B8883040 1 E981BB64-B219-4058-8EC8-1BBD09F01298 1 E9EBEE83-E3E5-4555-AA6A-13E2E4F18BDD 1 EA4B283D-F8E8-47FA-B9F6-CBB99C6735C8 1 EABE39F8-5EB0-406E-B61D-4FC7CEB228D3 1 EAD0FD08-0B54-4CCC-84B8-FDF129CD4AFB 1 EB9E4BA6-E62F-4A11-8B38-F89829FF015C 1 EBEDF62E-8C41-4516-A7AE-4E0505372E43 1 ECCA877A-E453-4F6F-B533-27E19D12008B 1 ED4B5CA7-1791-485F-ACDB-18D84C34661A 1 ED9EE9B3-3FCC-48BD-BBA8-AECDB559B185 1 EDA91F21-8197-4AC1-A531-F233C38F8237 1 EDEBE5A2-32C0-4323-8DD9-19CFDA458261 1 EE2D4EBE-D7A7-441B-9ECE-472806DF35C2 1 EE5412DF-4CC8-4A9D-B92A-5A3CFC6122BD 1 EE63BCF3-AF4E-4D5E-8DF9-CEF79C03211D 1 EE76E375-D0BF-4390-BF49-265B7EF20435 1 EF746A33-FAED-480D-BA13-B617636FC11A 1 EF7C7505-B3D3-47BE-9708-DA004202704D 1 F3B60E74-3DC3-43DD-9689-197AED084EAC 1 F4332B44-A9AD-4321-AF5A-F4FF7203D232 1 F44A0D7C-5EE1-4C34-91A6-7FDD835AA5E7 1 F44D8834-595D-46CF-99D3-480465BA676C 1 F4585D42-54CE-43F5-9910-290D39086E1C 1 F46C12E3-4F11-4646-A424-3CE8632DE3FD 1 F46E683F-E5DF-4EC4-A941-D6136428648E 1 F4E6A9EC-491E-47E6-B395-EFA9FA9D7950 1 F639E32E-0E8A-4BA5-ADE8-01E2B85AB856 1 F64B32F3-477A-4043-962A-D5DDFCF42BCD 1 F70EA8B7-A793-4AF5-93A1-A1F13FA25B8C 1 F7213B54-BE2F-4507-94B2-5EBCD0C46733 1 F7718366-47AF-4F9B-BA04-DD4CBC6F9815 1 F7CC6A78-A3A3-4AAE-AC4C-4885B59DD4C0 1 F7D9C862-D4C3-4EE3-B514-CC52BFD7BC07 1 F7DC9636-1D4E-413C-810A-B4D7DE283448 1 F851A869-FA4A-48ED-9559-4890DA3C1453 1 F8D3B1DD-E3AB-4B3E-8E1A-9D792EB9F807 1 F97CB920-A5F6-4375-BF4B-3E19BAB75631 1 F97D07ED-7F0C-4776-898E-073DF85C1CC5 1 FB20C713-3FDA-4D4E-8D92-C26B61511E93 1 FBD3D4D1-D072-4D17-9661-B8DF53906CE7 1 FC2591A8-8775-422E-A0C1-53FA57AC0093 1 FC29EE00-486C-451D-B2E7-07C24CF6F73C 1 FC5FDEE1-8EFA-41D1-B06E-1C513130E631 1 FD355449-687F-4F85-84A6-A5B848034DA4 1 FDE64905-6A8D-46A3-827E-8B6ADD873966 1 FE626B6E-EF71-43AA-8146-5A0D1A9E56D2 1 FEFC5616-0E4D-4263-9288-41233CD76A34 1 FF735F89-8422-4F39-BCA5-A562057144BB 1 FFD7C29B-31D3-4F0F-8CA3-5E2B059793EB 1 FFDDCFAC-1093-4234-8AD2-5E95185E384B 1 Clinic visit date 728 2011-06-29 2014-07-12 2011-06-29 1 2012-01-31 1 2012-08-22 27 2012-08-25 33 2012-08-29 36 2012-09-01 10 2012-09-05 17 2012-09-08 24 2012-09-12 20 2012-09-15 27 2012-09-19 10 2012-09-22 10 2012-09-26 10 2012-09-29 12 2012-10-03 16 2012-10-06 19 2012-10-10 22 2012-10-13 19 2012-10-17 14 2012-10-20 7 2012-10-24 5 2012-10-27 4 2012-10-31 12 2012-11-03 1 2012-11-07 8 2012-11-10 9 2012-11-17 2 2012-11-21 1 2012-11-24 2 2012-11-28 4 2012-12-05 8 2012-12-08 10 2012-12-12 4 2012-12-15 9 2012-12-19 2 2013-01-05 1 2013-01-09 1 2013-01-23 1 2013-01-26 2 2013-01-29 1 2013-01-30 9 2013-02-02 10 2013-02-06 12 2013-02-09 6 2013-02-13 9 2013-02-16 3 2013-02-20 6 2013-02-27 2 2013-03-13 3 2013-03-16 3 2013-03-23 6 2013-04-07 12 2013-04-08 1 2013-04-13 1 2013-04-16 1 2013-04-23 6 2013-04-27 2 2013-04-30 2 2013-05-04 2 2013-05-07 2 2013-05-11 2 2013-05-18 2 2013-05-21 3 2013-05-28 1 2013-06-04 1 2013-06-08 1 2013-06-11 1 2013-06-15 3 2013-06-18 1 2013-06-22 1 2013-06-25 1 2013-06-29 9 2013-07-02 2 2013-07-09 1 2013-07-13 2 2013-07-16 3 2013-07-20 2 2013-07-27 1 2013-08-01 1 2013-08-03 3 2013-08-06 3 2013-08-13 2 2013-08-17 6 2013-08-20 5 2013-08-24 2 2013-08-31 2 2013-09-03 3 2013-09-07 1 2013-09-14 4 2013-09-17 1 2013-09-24 2 2013-10-05 3 2013-10-08 2 2013-10-12 4 2013-10-15 2 2013-10-19 1 2013-10-22 2 2013-10-26 1 2013-11-09 3 2013-11-12 1 2013-11-19 1 2013-11-23 4 2013-11-26 1 2013-11-30 1 2013-12-03 1 2013-12-10 1 2013-12-14 3 2013-12-17 3 2014-01-11 2 2014-01-14 1 2014-01-25 1 2014-02-08 1 2014-02-15 3 2014-02-18 1 2014-02-22 5 2014-02-25 4 2014-03-01 7 2014-03-04 2 2014-03-08 2 2014-03-11 1 2014-03-18 4 2014-03-22 6 2014-03-25 3 2014-03-29 5 2014-04-01 3 2014-04-05 12 2014-04-08 1 2014-04-12 5 2014-04-19 4 2014-04-22 3 2014-04-26 1 2014-04-29 2 2014-05-03 1 2014-05-10 1 2014-05-13 1 2014-05-16 1 2014-05-17 2 2014-05-20 2 2014-05-22 1 2014-05-24 5 2014-06-07 2 2014-06-14 3 2014-06-21 1 2014-06-22 1 2014-07-08 1 2014-07-12 1 The time patient came in the clinic 728 0 1640995200000 1641050700000 1641027531098.9 13633110.528 The time patient left the clinic 728 0 1640995200000 1641068100000 1641025576978.02 17655322.489 Patient not in the list 728 0 0 No 603 1 Yes 125 Respondent Individual ID 728 0 182313 402801 256830.51 79966.531 Sex of the patient 725 3 1 Male 283 2 Female 442 Sysmiss 3 Date of birth 674 1914-07-01 2013-07-24 1914-07-01 1 1919-07-01 1 1920-07-01 3 1921-07-01 1 1923-07-01 2 1924-07-01 4 1928-07-01 3 1929-04-26 1 1929-07-01 1 1929-08-24 1 1930-07-01 9 1932-06-05 1 1932-07-01 5 1933-07-01 3 1934-07-01 1 1935-01-24 1 1935-07-01 3 1935-10-01 1 1935-11-06 1 1936-01-01 1 1936-07-01 2 1937-05-22 1 1937-06-21 1 1937-07-01 1 1938-05-16 1 1938-07-01 4 1938-08-15 1 1938-11-10 1 1939-04-13 1 1939-07-01 7 1939-09-11 1 1939-10-15 1 1939-11-28 1 1939-12-24 1 1940-07-01 9 1940-07-18 1 1940-11-15 1 1941-07-01 6 1942-01-01 1 1942-04-16 1 1942-04-20 1 1942-07-01 13 1942-07-15 1 1942-08-06 1 1942-08-15 1 1943-01-01 1 1943-02-15 1 1943-05-06 1 1943-06-01 1 1943-07-01 6 1943-08-30 1 1944-02-15 1 1944-06-15 1 1944-07-01 4 1945-07-01 15 1945-08-15 1 1945-10-20 1 1946-06-20 1 1946-07-01 3 1947-01-01 1 1947-05-07 1 1947-07-01 10 1947-07-05 1 1947-07-10 1 1948-01-15 1 1948-02-08 1 1948-03-15 1 1948-05-01 1 1948-05-05 1 1948-05-15 1 1948-06-20 1 1948-07-01 16 1948-07-15 1 1948-08-22 1 1948-11-18 1 1949-03-07 1 1949-03-11 1 1949-05-01 1 1949-07-01 5 1949-12-25 1 1950-02-25 1 1950-03-19 1 1950-04-05 1 1950-05-12 1 1950-07-01 7 1950-11-15 1 1951-06-01 1 1951-07-01 3 1951-07-09 1 1951-12-20 1 1952-02-01 1 1952-02-08 1 1952-05-15 1 1952-06-04 1 1952-07-01 10 1952-08-15 3 1952-09-14 1 1952-09-16 1 1952-10-12 1 1952-11-03 1 1952-11-23 1 1952-12-05 2 1952-12-25 1 1953-06-02 1 1953-07-01 5 1953-09-18 1 1953-09-25 1 1953-10-10 1 1953-10-15 1 1953-11-25 1 1953-12-08 1 1954-02-15 1 1954-03-02 1 1954-03-15 1 1954-05-01 1 1954-05-10 1 1954-05-15 1 1954-06-04 1 1954-06-14 1 1954-06-15 1 1954-07-01 5 1954-07-08 1 1954-11-02 1 1954-12-30 2 1955-01-01 1 1955-05-02 1 1955-05-03 1 1955-07-01 8 1955-07-05 1 1955-12-24 1 1956-03-14 1 1956-06-01 1 1956-07-01 2 1956-07-11 1 1956-09-01 1 1956-10-25 1 1956-11-10 1 1956-12-02 1 1957-01-25 1 1957-02-02 1 1957-02-15 1 1957-04-01 1 1957-05-11 1 1957-05-31 1 1957-06-27 1 1957-07-01 6 1957-07-21 1 1957-08-05 1 1957-08-16 1 1958-02-15 1 1958-02-25 1 1958-03-03 1 1958-03-09 1 1958-04-01 1 1958-04-12 1 1958-07-01 10 1958-07-15 2 1958-09-15 1 1958-10-12 1 1958-11-10 1 1958-11-20 1 1958-11-29 1 1958-12-12 1 1958-12-15 1 1958-12-23 1 1959-01-01 2 1959-04-21 1 1959-04-22 1 1959-06-28 1 1959-07-01 7 1959-07-15 1 1959-08-10 1 1959-09-15 2 1959-09-30 2 1959-12-08 1 1959-12-15 1 1959-12-16 1 1959-12-25 1 1959-12-27 1 1960-01-01 2 1960-01-03 1 1960-01-25 1 1960-04-10 1 1960-04-14 1 1960-05-08 1 1960-07-01 18 1960-07-22 1 1960-07-29 1 1960-08-07 1 1960-08-21 1 1960-08-26 1 1960-10-15 1 1961-01-01 1 1961-01-15 1 1961-01-21 1 1961-02-01 1 1961-03-02 1 1961-05-09 1 1961-06-21 1 1961-07-01 5 1961-08-11 1 1961-10-05 1 1961-11-03 1 1961-12-26 1 1962-01-01 1 1962-01-20 1 1962-04-16 1 1962-04-24 1 1962-05-15 1 1962-05-24 1 1962-06-03 1 1962-07-01 7 1962-07-15 1 1962-07-27 1 1962-08-09 1 1962-08-18 1 1962-08-27 1 1962-09-07 1 1962-09-17 2 1962-11-12 1 1962-11-22 1 1962-11-28 1 1962-12-12 2 1962-12-15 1 1963-01-05 1 1963-03-01 1 1963-04-15 1 1963-05-05 1 1963-05-07 1 1963-06-08 1 1963-06-12 1 1963-07-01 8 1963-07-27 1 1963-08-01 1 1963-08-19 1 1963-09-17 1 1963-09-22 1 1963-09-23 1 1963-10-16 1 1963-12-07 1 1963-12-10 1 1963-12-15 1 1963-12-27 1 1964-01-01 1 1964-01-04 1 1964-01-07 1 1964-01-11 1 1964-02-17 1 1964-04-14 1 1964-04-20 1 1964-04-24 1 1964-06-10 1 1964-06-15 1 1964-06-26 1 1964-07-01 5 1964-07-29 1 1964-08-25 1 1964-08-28 1 1964-09-20 1 1964-10-20 1 1964-12-12 1 1964-12-14 1 1965-01-11 2 1965-02-03 1 1965-03-30 1 1965-04-07 1 1965-04-15 1 1965-07-01 5 1965-10-30 1 1965-12-12 1 1965-12-19 1 1965-12-31 1 1966-01-28 1 1966-03-03 1 1966-03-15 1 1966-04-03 1 1966-04-17 1 1966-04-24 1 1966-05-03 1 1966-06-23 1 1966-07-01 7 1966-07-07 1 1966-07-12 1 1966-08-15 1 1966-12-09 1 1966-12-12 1 1966-12-29 1 1967-01-11 1 1967-01-15 1 1967-03-28 1 1967-04-15 2 1967-06-01 1 1967-06-25 1 1967-06-30 1 1967-07-01 4 1967-07-15 1 1967-08-08 1 1967-08-23 1 1967-09-12 1 1967-11-22 1 1967-11-28 1 1968-01-21 1 1968-04-24 1 1968-04-25 1 1968-04-27 1 1968-06-30 1 1968-07-01 8 1968-07-10 1 1968-07-12 1 1968-07-15 1 1968-08-08 1 1968-08-15 1 1968-08-20 1 1968-09-01 1 1968-09-09 1 1968-09-22 1 1968-11-11 1 1968-11-30 1 1968-12-01 2 1968-12-23 1 1969-01-28 1 1969-07-01 4 1969-08-15 1 1969-08-24 1 1969-11-15 1 1970-01-13 1 1970-01-15 1 1970-01-19 1 1970-03-06 1 1970-04-07 1 1970-04-10 1 1970-05-05 1 1970-05-14 1 1970-06-12 1 1970-07-01 2 1970-08-23 1 1970-09-24 1 1970-12-07 1 1971-03-11 1 1971-07-01 5 1971-08-11 1 1971-08-15 1 1971-09-28 1 1971-10-13 1 1971-10-18 1 1971-12-04 1 1971-12-24 1 1972-01-21 1 1972-04-15 1 1972-04-24 1 1972-05-25 1 1972-06-15 1 1972-07-01 4 1972-07-18 1 1972-08-13 2 1972-09-05 1 1972-09-19 1 1972-09-23 1 1972-10-11 1 1972-10-20 1 1972-10-27 1 1972-11-01 1 1972-11-06 1 1972-12-03 1 1972-12-12 1 1972-12-19 1 1973-02-20 1 1973-03-26 1 1973-03-28 1 1973-04-27 1 1973-05-01 1 1973-05-27 1 1973-06-01 1 1973-07-01 3 1973-07-15 2 1973-07-17 1 1973-08-08 1 1973-08-26 1 1973-09-16 1 1973-09-19 1 1974-01-28 1 1974-02-24 1 1974-05-01 1 1974-05-22 1 1974-07-01 1 1974-09-19 1 1974-10-06 1 1974-10-18 1 1974-10-28 1 1974-11-15 1 1975-02-14 1 1975-07-01 2 1975-07-25 1 1975-08-12 1 1975-08-25 1 1975-12-10 1 1975-12-15 1 1975-12-20 1 1975-12-31 1 1976-05-15 1 1976-07-01 2 1976-08-11 1 1976-11-20 1 1976-12-05 1 1976-12-10 1 1977-04-01 1 1977-05-18 1 1977-06-05 1 1977-11-04 1 1978-03-16 1 1978-08-24 1 1979-03-08 1 1979-12-28 1 1980-07-01 1 1981-12-10 1 1982-04-24 2 1982-07-01 1 1984-12-25 1 1991-07-01 1 2013-07-24 1 The village of residence 726 2 1 Korogocho A 72 2 Korogocho B 70 3 Highridge 175 4 Grogon A 83 5 Grogon B 71 6 Gitathuru 120 7 Nyayo/Kisumu Ndogo 117 9 Other 18 Sysmiss 2 The patient is diabetic 728 0 0 No 618 1 Yes 110 The patient if hypertensive 728 0 0 No 65 1 Yes 663 Systolic blood pressure 74 654 84 126 115.919 8.646 Diastolic blood pressure 707 21 59 126 95.522 12.063 The weight of patient 712 16 22.8 157.8 68.33 15.632 The patient height 710 18 13 191.5 161.282 10.796 Body Mass Index 687 41 13.2 47.5 26.243 5.847 Random Blood Sugar 677 51 2.9 63 7.771 5.659 The waist circumference 700 28 59 183.1 90.685 14.151 Hydrochlorothiazide prescribed 728 0 0 No 344 1 Yes 384 The Hydrochlorothiazide Dose given (in mg) 382 346 12.5 50 31.093 10.786 The frequency for Hydrochlorothiazide given 380 348 1 O.D 380 2 B.D 0 3 T.D 0 4 Q.D 0 Sysmiss 348 The Nifedipine prescribed 728 0 0 No 657 1 Yes 71 The Nifedipine prescribed dose (in mg) 71 657 20 64 40 7 Sysmiss 657 The Nifedipine prescribed frequency 70 658 1 O.D 15 2 B.D 55 3 T.D 0 4 Q.D 0 Sysmiss 658 The Enalapril prescribed 728 0 0 No 694 1 Yes 34 The Enalapril prescribed dose (in mg) 34 694 5 50 6.618 7.758 The Enalapril prescribed frequency 34 694 1 O.D 10 2 B.D 24 3 T.D 0 4 Q.D 0 Sysmiss 694 The Metformin prescribed 728 0 0 No 651 1 Yes 77 The Metformin prescribed dose (in mg) 77 651 500 1000 532.468 109.954 The Metformin prescribed frequency 73 655 1 O.D 17 2 B.D 55 3 T.D 1 4 Q.D 0 Sysmiss 655 Premedication (antihypertensive medication) 373 ADVICE ON LIFESTYLE 1 ADVICED ON LIFESTYLE CHANGE 1 ANTI DIABETIC 1 ATENOL,MIRCERA,FUZEMIDE 1 1 1 1 Antihypertensive 1 1 1 CADISRPIN, HCTZ 1 CANNOT REMEMBER THE NAME OF DRUGS SHE USES 1 CANT RECALL THE NAMES BUT IS ON HTN DRUGS 1 CARDINOL 1 CARDIPSRIN 1 CARDISPRIN 1 CARDISPRIN AND OTHER DRUGS HE DOESNT KNOW THEIR NAMES 1 COUNSELLED ON ADHERANCE 1 Cannot remember the names 1 Cardinol 1 DIURETICS 2 DOESN'T KNOW THE NAMES BUT TAKES 3 TYPES 1 ENALAPRIL 4 1 ENALAPRIL 10MG BD GLUCOMET/INJECTABLE INSULIN ANGINAL TAB 1 ENALAPRIL 10MG OD AND BP IS OK 1 ENALAPRIL CARDISPRIN DIURETIC 1 ENALAPRIL, CARDSPRIN, NIFERAT 1 ENALAPRIL, HCTZ 2 ENALAPRIL, HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE 2 1 ENARIL 5mg OD 1 Enalapril 2 Eulalapind 1 GLIBENCLAMIDE 10MG MORN 5MG EVENING 1 1 GLUCOMET 50MG BD, HCTZ 25MG 1 HAS BEEN GETTING MEDDS FROM ELSEWHERE 1 HAS BEEN TAKING ALDONET 50MG TDS, NIFEDIPINE 20MG BD 1 HCT 3 HCT 25MG OD*32/7 1 HCT 25mg OD 1 HCT 25mg OD 32/7 1 HCT 25mg OD and Niferat 20mg OD 1 HCT 25mg OD x 32/7 1 1 HCT2+Mitchat 1 HCTZ 8 1 HCTZ & NIFERAT 1 HCTZ + ENALAPRIL, BP HIGH 1 HCTZ + NIFEDIPINE 1 HCTZ + NIFERAT 1 HCTZ 1/2*1 1 HCTZ 25 mg OD X 32/7 1 1 HCTZ 25MG + NIFERAT 20MG 1 HCTZ 25MG OD 3 HCTZ 25MG OD NIFED 20MG 1 HCTZ 25MG OD*32/7 2 HCTZ 25MG od 1 1 1 HCTZ 25mg OD x 32/7 1 HCTZ 50 -ENARIL 10 mg BD 1 HCTZ 50MG 1 HCTZ 50MG + NIFERAT 20MG BD 1 HCTZ 50MG OD, NOGLU 15MG MORN 5MG EVEN, ASTROVATIN 10MG (1/2*1), METFORMIN 500MG OD 1 HCTZ 50mg 2 HCTZ 50mg OD TCA 1 1 1 HCTZ OD* 30/7 1 HCTZ and Nifedipine 1 HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE 1 1 HYDROCHLOROTIAZIDE AND ENALAPRIL 1 Has been on nifelat OD 1 1 INSULIN 1 INSULIN 20IU MORNING 10 EVENING 1 IS ON NIFERAT 20MG B.D, METHYLDOPA 1 BD FOR 3YEARS 1 10YEARS BUYS MEDS & HYPERTENSIVE FOR 5YEARS. ON GLIBENCLAMIDE &METFORMIN, HCTZ &NIFEDIPINE]]> 1 KNOWN DIABETIC ON INSULIN 1 KNOWN DIABETIC/ HYPERTENSIVE 1 1 KNOWN HYPERTENSIVE FOR 7YRS. GLUCOMET 500MG BD,ENARIL 5MG OD,HCTZ 25MG OD.ASCARD 75MG OD,PYNDOXILE 50MG BD,NOGLUC 10MG AM,5MG PM 1 1 1 KNOWN HYPERTENSIVE ON PROPRANOLOL 1 1 1 1 Known hypertensive on losaltanH+Amledipine on flu at KNH/ 1 LASIX 3 LASIX, NIFEDIPINE 1 LASIX, PROPRANOLOL, NIFEDIPINE 1 LAST YEAR WAS ON ANTIHYPERTENSIVE UNKNOWN TO HER 1 LIFESTYLE 2 1 Lasix$another type he cannot remember. 1 1 METFORMIN 1000 BD NIFEDIPINE 20MG BD 1 METFORMIN 500MG, NOGLUC 1 METFORMIN 500mg BD 1 MIXTARD INSULIN 1 MODURETIC 1 Metformin 500 1 N/A 1 NEWLY DIAGNOSED & ENROLLED NO HX OF HTN PREVIOUSLY.NO PREVIOUS MEDICATION 1 NEWLY DIAGNOSED, NO MEDS PREVIOUSLY 1 1 NIFEDIPINE 2 NIFEDIPINE 20MG BD 1 NIFEDIPINE 20MG BD, JASA 75MG OD, ATENOLOL 100MG OD, ATROVASTATIN 20MG NOCTE, LOSARTAN H T OD 1 1 1 NIFEDIPINE HCT 1 NIFEDIPINE,ENALAPRIL,HCTZ,METFORMIN,GLIBENCLAMIDE 1 NIFEDIPINE,HCT, ENALAPRIL 1 NIFEDIPINE/ LASIX 1 NIL 2 NO 3 NO NAMES 1 NOGLUC 5MG OD 1 1 1 NONE C/O DIZZINESS, BODY MALAISE,HEADACHE.6/12 ON /OFF 1 NONE NEWLY DIAGNOSED DIABETIC 1 NONE NEWLY DIAGNOSED HYPERTENSIVE 1 NONE, NEWLY DIAGNOSED 1 NONE. NEWLY DIAGNOSED 3 Nifedipine and another drug she cannot remember the name 1 Nil 2 No 1 None 140 1 ON HCTZ,NIFEDIPINE AND METFORMIN.STARTED TREATMENT AT ST MARYS HOSPITAL.CONTINUE TREATMENT 1 ON NIFEDIPINE & HCTZ 1 On Diuretics 1 1 PT IS HAVING ABD ASCETIS 1 1 10-20%]]> 1 Reffered to Kariobangi clinic 1 SHE CANT RECALL NAME OF MEDS 1 SHE HAS BEEN ON ATENOL 50mgs OD & HCT 25mg OD.CT WITH HCT 25mgS OD 1 TAB GLIBENCLAMIDE 5MG BD*1/2 1 1 TAB NOGLUC 5MG BD 1 TABS MEDOPRESS 1 1 WAS ON MEDS ?? TYPE. DEFAULTED 5 MONTHS AGO 1 WAS ON MEDS PREVIOUSLY SHE CANT RECALL THE NAME 1 WAS TAKING LASIX 40MG OD. HER BLOOD SUGAR TO CT MONITORING 1 YES 2 YES (CANNOT REMEMBER THE NAME) 1 YES 3 TYPES 1 YES 3 TYPES ENALAPRIL NIFEDIPINE HCTZ 1 YES CANNOT REMEMBER THE NAME 1 YES CANNOT REMEMBER THE NAME OF THE DRUG 1 YES CANNOT REMEMBER THE NAMES (USES TWO TYPES) 1 YES LASIX 1 YES TWO TYPES 1 Yes - red tablets takes BD 1 Yes but doesn't know the name 1 hctz 1 1 known diabetic for more than 10months. has been on meds glucophage(not sure), eratically not on follow up currently, stopped when he felt okay 1 1 1 lifestyle 3 nifedipine 20mg BD 1 none 21 none. known diabetic since may this year 1 1 patient is already on anti hypertensives from elsewhere. to bring the drugs at clinic on tuesday 1 put on lifestyle 1 start hctz 25mg 1 1 yes cannot remember the names (use 2 types). 1 Other premedication 315 ADVICED ON DIET TO CUT WEIGHT 1 ADVICED ON LIFESTYLE ADJUSTMENT 1 ADVICED ON LIFESTYLE CHANGE 1 ADVICED ON LIFESTYLE MODIFICATION, REVIEW AFTER 1/12 1 ADVICED TO DO A FASTING BLOOD SUGAR 1 AMOXIL 1 ANTI-ULCERS 1 ARVS 1 Adviced on lifesytle adjustment 1 Advised on lifestyle 1 Advised on lifestyle- TCA 1 month 1 Aldomet 500mg tds 1 Amoxily, pen 1 Antidiabetic 1 BEGIN LIFESTYLE MODIFICATION 1 BEGIN LIFESTYLE MODIFICATION + MEDS 1 1 CLIENT USES INSULIN ONLY 1 COUNSELLED ON LIFESTYLE ADJUSTMENT. TO STRT MEDICATION 1 DIGOTIN 0.125 mg OD.ALDACLONE 2mg LASIX 40mg BD 1 1 1 FRANOL 4MG 1 GELBON AND METFORMIN 1 GLUCOMET 3 2 GLUCOMET 500MG 1 GLUCOMET 500MG * 1/12 1 GLUCOMET 850MG, NOGLUC 10MG MORNING 5MG EVENING 1 GLUCOMET FOR DM 1 GLUCOMET INJECTABLE INSULIN 1 1 HAD BEEN DIAGNOSED FROM ANOTHER CLINIC AND WAS PUT ON ENALAPRIL 5MG BD 1 HAS BEEN ON ATHENOL 50MG OD 1 HAS BEEN ON ENALPRIL 5MG BD + HCTZ 50MG 1 HAS BEEN RECEIVING THE GLUCOSE RX FROM ELSEWHERE 1 HAS BEEN TAKING THE DRUGS FROM SOMEWHERE ELSE 1 HCTZ 50MG OD 1 HERBAL MEDICATION FOR ARTHRITIS 1 HYPERTENSIVE TO NIFEDIPINE.DIABETIC FOR 4 YRS 1 INSULIN 1 KNOWN DIABETIC, NOGLUC 5MG OD, GLUCOMET 500MG BD 1 KNOWN DIABETIC, REVIEW BP HIGH ON HCTZ 25MG OD 1 1 1 LIFESTYLE 2 LIFESTYLE - MONITOR FOR 3/12 2 LIFESTYLE ADJUSTMENT 2 LIFESTYLE ADJUSTMENT *3/12 1 MELOXICAM (FOR ANTHRITIS) 1 METFORMIN 500MG AM 750MG PM / NOGLUC 1 METFORMIN 500mg BD 1 METHYLDOPE 250MG +DS 1 MGSO4 FOR ECLAMPSIA 1 Metformin 1 1 1 N/A 1 NIFEDIPINE 1 NIL 3 NO 2 NO HCTZ GIVEN NIFERAT 20MG BD 1 NO MEDICATION. LIFESTYLE. REVIEW AFTER 1MONTH 1 NOGLU 5MG BD 1 1 1 NOGLU 5mg BD & GLUCOMET 500mg BD 1 NOGLUC 1 1 NOGLUC 5MG OD, HAS BEEN ON ANTIHYPERTENSIVES UNKNOWN TO HIM 1 NOGLUC, METFORMIN 1 1 1 1 NONE ADVICED O LIFESTYLE ADJUSTMENT 1 NONE BEGIN MEDS 1 NONE LIFESTYLE 3 NONE. BEGIN LIFESTYLE ADJUSTMENT MODIFICATION + BP MEDS 1 NONE. CT GLIBENCLAMIDE 5MG BD 1 NONE. LIFESTYLE. FOR MONTHLY MONITORING 1 NONE. START LIFESTYLE MODIFICATION 1 NONE. START LIFESTYLE MODIFICATION + HCTZ 1 NONE. TCA ON TUE FOR BP CHECK UP 1 NONE.CT MEDS REVIEW AFTER 1 WEEK 1 NONE.START MEDS & LIFESTYLE ADJUSMENT 1 NONE.TCA ON TUE FOR FBS 1 NOTE INCREASE TARCHYCARDIA C/O HEADACHES ,PALPATIONS:ANTERIOR NECK MASS GOITRE FOR 7 YRS. REFFERED TO MAMA LUCY HOSPITAL THYROTOXICOSIS.BEGIN LIFESTLE ADJUSTMENT 1 Nil 2 1 None 139 None start lifestyle modification review after one month 1 None:Begin meds +lifesytle modification. 1 Not eligible BP/RBS- normal from flu 1 ON ARVs/COTRIMOXAZOLE 1 1 PT ALREADY ON MED FROM KNH AND ATTENDS HER CLINICS THERE 1 PT BELL'S PALSY.TAB NEUROBION BD*1/12, TAB PDM 5MG BD*1/12 1 PYRODOXINE (V.T B6) 1*2 IMITRIPLINE 25MG OD 3/12 1 REFFERED TO MAMA LUCY HOSP FOR PARACENTESIS 1 Reffered to Kariobangi for insuline $meds. 1 SEPTRIN,PCM AND M/VIT. LIFESTYLE 1 1 STAGE II HYPERTENSION 1 START LIFESTYLE MODIFICATION + MEDS 1 20% + LIFE ADJUSTMENT]]> 1 STOPPED SMOKING 3 MONTHS AGO 1 1 Start lifesyle modification 1 TAB LOSARTAN 1 TO BRING THE DRUGS HE IS USING CURRENTLY 1 To continue follow -up at KNH. 1 1 VENTOLIN INHALER (KNOWN ASMATIC) 1 Ventolin inhaler 1 advice on lifestyle adjustment and followup 1 adviced on lifestyle adjustment 1 adviced on lifestyle adjustment and start meds 1 atenolol from elsewwhere 1 1 begin medication 1 1 insuline ,Atenol YASA 1 known diabetic on glucophage 500mg BD since last month 1 1 lifestyle 3 lifestyle adjustment 1 lifestyle. to come for FBS on saturday 25/05/2013 1 monitor for both sugars. high BP 1 none 26 1 none lifestyle 1 none. lifestyle 1 review after 2 weeks to repeat RBS 1 1 start Nifedipine and ct HCTZ 1 start lifestyle adjustment 1 start meds and lifestyle adjustment 1 tabs metformin 500mg BD for 1month 1 Stop smoking 728 0 0 No 626 1 Yes 102 Improve diet 728 0 0 No 49 1 Yes 679 Increase physical activity 728 0 0 No 62 1 Yes 666 Reduce taking alcohol 728 0 0 No 616 1 Yes 112 Reduce salt intake 728 0 0 No 50 1 Yes 678 Other lifestyle advise 76 0 ADHERANCE 3 ADHERANCE COUNSELLING 5 ADHERENCE 4 2 ADHERENCE COUNSELLING 13 ADHERENCE COUNSELLING. 2 ADHERENCECOUNSELLING 1 AVOID STRESS 1 LOW FAT, DECREASE STRESS 1 NONE 19 REDUCE STRESS 8 REDUCE SUGAR 7 REDUCE SUGAR INTAKE 1 STRESS DECREASE 1 STRESS REDCUTION 1 STRESS REDUCTION 2 SUGAR AND STRESS REDUCTION 1 WEIGHT REDUCTION 3 1 General comments 692 1 5-10% - RISK PREDICTION 1 5-10%- LOW RISK PREDICTION 1 <5% RISK PREDICTION 1 > 30% 1 >10-20% stage I 1 >30% RISK PREDICTION 1 ADVICE TO VISIT THE KARIOBANGI CLINIC 1 ADVICED ON CUTTING DOWN WEIGHT 1 ADVICED ON LIFESTYLE CHANGE RISK PREDICTION >10-20% 1 ADVICED ON LIFESTYLE MODIFICATION 1 ADVICED ON WEIGHT REDUCTION 1 ADVICED TO CONTINUE COLLECTING INSULIN AT KARIOBANGI 1 AGE 62 YRS. RISK PREDICTION >20% 1 1 10-20%. KNOWN ASTHMATIC. SYSTOLIC >160]]> 1 AGE NOT IN THE CHART 1 10-20%]]> 1 CLIENT FOLLOWED UP AT KNH FOR DM AND HYPERTENSION. SHE PREFERS TO CONTINUE TREATMENT FOR THE SAME AT KENYATTA. SHE HAS NO PROBLEM WITH TREATMENT COST. 1 CLIENT WENT HOME TO BRING THE PREMEDICATION DRUGS BUT THE CLINIC WAS CLOSED BEFORE HE RETURNED 1 COMPLAINS OF HEADACHE AND DIZZINESS 1 10-20% Stage 2 HTW.]]> 1 DIABETIC 2 1 FASTING BLOOD SUGAR 9.2 1 1 20-20%]]> 1 HIGH >30% 1 HIGH >30% II HYPERTENSION 1 30%]]> 1 30%]]> 1 HIGH PREDICTION >30% 2 HIGH RISK >20-20% 1 HIGH RISK >30% 1 HIGH RISK PREDICTION 20-20% 1 HIGH RISK PREDICTION >30% 3 20-20%]]> 1 HYPER TENSION STAGE II RISK PREDICTION MODERATE >10-20% 1 HYPERTENSION STAGE II >10-20% 1 HYPERTENSION STAGE II RISK PREDICTION-MODERATE 1 HYPERTENSIVE STAGE II RISK PREDICTION LOW 5-10%, BEGIN MEDS 1 High prediction > 20-20% 1 High, greater than 30% 1 II HYPERTENSIVE 1 Know diabetic, measured from Hospice 1 LOW <5% 1 1 LOW PREDICTION 5-10% 1 LOW PREDICTION <5% 1 LOW RISK <5-10% + DIABETIC 1 LOW RISK<5% 1 10-20%]]> 1 MODERATE >10-20% 1 10-20%]]> 1 MODERATE PREDICTION 10-20% 1 MODERATE PREDICTION > 10-20% 1 MODERATE PREDICTION >10-20% 5 MODERATE PREDICTION: 10-20% 1 MODERATE PREDITION >10-20% 1 MODERATE RISK PREDICTION 1 MODERATE RISK PREDICTION >10-20% 2 MODERATE>10-20% 1 30%]]> 1 NO DRUGS 1 NO DRUGS ISSUED 1 NON SMOKER,TAKES ALCOHOL.RISK PREDICTION LOW <5%.hYPERTENSIVE STAGE II 1 NONE 1 NONE HYPERTENSIVE FOR REVIEW ON 3/11/2012. RISK PREDICTION 5-10% 1 No chart 1 No chart; 1 20-20% BUT ON STAGE REVIEW 1/12]]> 1 REFERRED TO CONTINUE WITH KARIOBANGI CLINIC 1 RISK 10-20% 1 RISK 10-20% DIETARY CONTROL/ BEHAVIORAL CONTROL 1 RISK 20% 1 RISK 20% HAS BEEN ON ENALAPRIL 1 RISK 20% LIFESTYLE & HCTZ 1 RISK 30% ON RX 1 RISK 5-10% 1 1 1 RISK 5-10% LIFESTYLE ADJUSTMENT 1 RISK 5-10% LOW LIFESTYLE ADJUSTMENT 1 1 RISK 5-10% STAGE 1LIFESTYLE ADJUSTMENT 1 RISK <5% LIFESTYLE ADJUSTMENT 1 10-20% PT IS ON ENALAPRIL, HCTZ AND METFOEMIN]]> 1 10-20% STAGE I HTN]]> 1 RISK >10-20% STAGE I 1 RISK >10-20% STAGE I HTN LIFESTYLE ADJUSTMENT 1 RISK >20% 1 20% DIABETIC N HTN]]> 1 RISK >20-20% 1 RISK >30% 4 RISK >30% STAGE II 1 RISK ABOVE 30% 1 RISK FACTOR >10-20% 1 RISK FACTOR HIGH >20-30% 1 RISK PRDICCTION <5% 1 RISK PREDICION >30% 1 RISK PREDICTION 6 1 1 10-20%]]> 5 10-20% LIFESTYLE CHANGE WITH REVIEW AFTER 3MONTH]]> 1 10-20% MODERATE]]> 1 20%]]> 3 5%]]> 1 5%. STAGE I HTN]]> 1 10-20%]]> 1 1 1 10-20%]]> 1 20%]]> 1 20-20% HTN STAGE II]]> 1 RISK PREDICTION - <5% 1 RISK PREDICTION - >10-20% (MODERATE) 1 RISK PREDICTION - LOW <5% 1 RISK PREDICTION - NOT POSSIBLE BECAUSE OF THE AGE 84YEARS 1 RISK PREDICTION ->10-20% NO DRUGS ISSUED 1 1 1 RISK PREDICTION 10-20% LIFESTYLE ADJUSTMENT 1 RISK PREDICTION 10-20%. START LIFESTYLE MODIFICATION 1 RISK PREDICTION 20-20% 1 RISK PREDICTION 5%-10% 1 RISK PREDICTION 5-10% 22 1 1 1 1 1 RISK PREDICTION 5-10% CLIENT HAS NO COMPLAIN RELATED TO DM 1 RISK PREDICTION 5-10% STAGE HTN LIFESTYLE ADJ 1 RISK PREDICTION 5-10% STAGE I HTN LIFESTYLE ADJUSTMENT 1 RISK PREDICTION 5-10% STAGE II HTN LIFESTYLE ADJUSTMENT 1 RISK PREDICTION 5-10%, (HTN STAGE II) 1 RISK PREDICTION < 5% 1 RISK PREDICTION <20% 1 1 RISK PREDICTION <5% 29 1 6 1 RISK PREDICTION <5% REQUEST FIRST TO CONTINUE WITH LIFESTYLE 1 RISK PREDICTION <5%. HTN STAGE I 1 RISK PREDICTION <5%. HTN STAGE II 3 RISK PREDICTION > 10- 20% 2 RISK PREDICTION > 10-20% 1 RISK PREDICTION > 20% 1 RISK PREDICTION > 30% 3 10% -20% (MODERATE). CLIENT HAS BEEN ON LASIX. CLIENT SUFFERED STROKE 2010 DEC]]> 1 RISK PREDICTION >10%-20% 1 10%-20% NO DRUGS ISSUED]]> 1 10%-20% (MODERATE) NO DRUGS ISSUED]]> 1 RISK PREDICTION >10%-20% NO DRUGS ISSUED 1 RISK PREDICTION >10-20% 23 10-20% NO DRUGS]]> 3 10-20% NO DRUGS ISSUED]]> 1 10-20% STAGE II HTN]]> 1 10-20% STAGE II HYPERTENSION]]> 1 RISK PREDICTION >10-20% ADVISED ON LIFESTYLE 1 RISK PREDICTION >10-20% MODERATE 1 RISK PREDICTION >10-20% NO DRUGS 1 RISK PREDICTION >10-20% NO DRUGS ISSUED 3 10-20% STAGE I HTN LIFESTYLE ADJUSTMENT]]> 1 RISK PREDICTION >10-20% STAGE I HTN LIFESTYLE ADJUSTMENT 1 RISK PREDICTION >10-20%. HTN STAGE 2 1 RISK PREDICTION >10-20%. STAGE II 1 RISK PREDICTION >20% 10 20% ADVICED TO COME WITH OTHER MEDICATION SHE IS TAKING DURING THE NEXT VISIT]]> 1 20% AGE IS 70 YEARS]]> 1 20% ENCOURAGED TO BRING THE DRUGS SHE IS ON IN NEXT VISIT OF 03/10/12]]> 1 RISK PREDICTION >20% DIABETIC 1 RISK PREDICTION >20% STAGE I HTN 1 RISK PREDICTION >20-20% 11 RISK PREDICTION >20-20% HTN II 1 RISK PREDICTION >20-20% KNOWN HYPERTENSIVE AND ON NIFEDIPINE 1 20-20%, PATIENT IS 83YEARS OLD]]> 1 RISK PREDICTION >30% 32 30% PT IS ON HYPERTENSIVES]]> 1 30% STAGE II HTN]]> 2 30% STAGE II HYPERTENSION]]> 1 RISK PREDICTION >30% HTN STAGE II 1 RISK PREDICTION >30% STAGE II HTN 2 RISK PREDICTION >30%. BEGIN MEDS AND LIFESTYLE MODIFICATION. MONITOR RBS CLOSELY 1 RISK PREDICTION >5% 4 RISK PREDICTION >5-10% 3 RISK PREDICTION ABOVE 30% 1 RISK PREDICTION ABOVE CHART ESTIMATE PLAN START HCTZ STAGE II HTN 1 RISK PREDICTION HIGH 1 RISK PREDICTION HIGH (20-30%). BEGIN MEDS + LIFESTYLE MODIFICATION, REVIEW AFTER ONE MONTH 1 RISK PREDICTION HIGH 20-20% 1 RISK PREDICTION HIGH 20-30%. STAGE I HYPERTENSION. START LIFESTYLE MODIFICATION + MEDS 1 RISK PREDICTION HIGH 20-30%. START MEDS + LIFESTYLE MODIFICATION. FOR FBS NEXT VISIT 1 RISK PREDICTION HIGH > 20% IN STAGE II HYPERTENSION 1 RISK PREDICTION HIGH >20% STAGE I HYPERTENSION 1 RISK PREDICTION HIGH >20-20% 2 RISK PREDICTION HIGH >20-30% 2 20-30% STAGE I HYPERTENSION]]> 1 RISK PREDICTION HIGH >20-30%. START LIFESTYLE MODIFICATION + MEDS. MONITOR RBG CLOSELY IF NO CHANGE ADD METFORMIN 1 RISK PREDICTION HIGH >30% 5 RISK PREDICTION HIGH >30%. STAGE I HYPERTENSION. START MEDS 1 1 RISK PREDICTION LOW 5-10% 4 RISK PREDICTION LOW 5-10%. BEGIN LIFESTYLE MODIFICATION. REVIEW AFTER 1MONTH 1 RISK PREDICTION LOW 5-10%. NOT ENROLLED SHE IS BELOW 35YRS. 1 RISK PREDICTION LOW 5-10%. NOT ENROLLED SHE'S BELOW 35YRS 1 RISK PREDICTION LOW 5-10%. TO BEGIN LIFESTYLE MODIFICATION 1 RISK PREDICTION LOW <5% 3 RISK PREDICTION LOW <5%. BEGIN LIFESTYLE MODIFICATION 1 1 RISK PREDICTION LOW <5-10%,ADVICED ON LIFESTYLE MODIFICATION 1 RISK PREDICTION LOW<5% 1 RISK PREDICTION MODERATE 10-20% 2 1 1 RISK PREDICTION MODERATE 10-20%. CT ANTIDIABETICS 1 RISK PREDICTION MODERATE 10-20%. MONITOR BP CLOSELY IFNO CHANGE AFTER 3 MONTHS START MEDS. TARGET BP IN DM IS <130/80mmHg 1 RISK PREDICTION MODERATE 10-20%. STAGE I HYPERTENSION. 1 RISK PREDICTION MODERATE 10-20%. STAGE I HYPERTENSION. START LIFESTYLE MODIFICATION. 1 RISK PREDICTION MODERATE 10-20%. STAGE II HYPERTENSION. 1 RISK PREDICTION MODERATE 5-10%. START LIFESTYLE MODIFICATION 1 RISK PREDICTION MODERATE <10-20%. BEGIN LIFESTYLE MODIFICATION 1 RISK PREDICTION MODERATE >10-20% 8 RISK PREDICTION MODERATE >10-20% ADVICE ON LIFESTYLE ADJUSTMENT AND MONTHLY FOLLOWUP 1 RISK PREDICTION MODERATE >10-20%. START LIFESTYLE MODIFICATION 1 RISK PREDICTION MOODERATE >10_20% NO DRUGS ISSUED 1 RISK PREDICTION – LOW 5 -10% HYPERTENSION 2nd DEGREE TO THYROTOXICOSIS 1 1 RISK PREDICTION<5% 2 RISK PREDICTION>10-20% 2 RISK PREDICTION>20% 4 RISK PREDICTION>30% 1 30% STAGE II HTN]]> 1 RISK PREDICTON >10-20% 1 RISK PREEDICTION 5-10% 1 RISK REDICTION >20-20% 1 RISK> 20% HCTZ 25mg OD*32/7 1 30%]]> 1 Risk > 20-20% 1 Risk prediction 1 10-20% HTM TWO.]]> 1 Risk prediction - >10% -20% (MODERATE) NO DRUGS ISSUED. 1 Risk prediction 20-30%. 1 Risk prediction 5% 1 Risk prediction 5-10% 2 1 Risk prediction > 10-20% 1 10-20% but patient was on meds before]]> 1 10-20%. No drugs issued.]]> 1 20%, Age 80 years, Cannot stand no measurements.]]> 1 Risk prediction >5% lifestyle adjustment. 1 Risk prediction greater than 10-20% 1 20-30. start meds +lifesytle modification.]]> 1 Risk prediction less than 5% 1 1 1 Risk prediction low 25% 1 Risk prediction low 5-10% 1 1 1 Risk prediction not able to calculate. Due to his age and BP 140, recommend to start Rx 1 1 -20%.]]> 1 Risk prediction<5%(low). 1 Risk prediction>30%. 1 SATGE II HYPERTENSION 3 1 1 30%]]> 1 STAGE 2 HYPERTENSION 1 1 30% START MEDS + LIFESTYLE ADJUSTMENT]]> 1 30%`]]> 1 STAGE II HYPERTENSION 52 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 STAGE II HYPERTENSION + DIABETES 1 STAGE II HYPERTENSION AND DIABETIES 1 STAGE II HYPERTENSION PLAIN LIFESTYLE ADJUSTMENT 1 STAGE II HYPERTENSION SEPARATED 1 STAGE II HYPERTENSION. CLIENT HAS NO HTN EMERGENCY SIGNS 1 STAGE II HYPERTENSION. RISK PREDICTION HIGH >20% LIFESTYLE MODIFICATION + MEDS 1 STAGE II HYPERTENSION.CLIENT DIDNT COME WITH DRUGS SHE IS ON SHE PREFERS TO CONTINUE WITH DRUGS SHE IS ON 1 STAGE II HYPERTENSIVE 1 START MEDS. RISK PREDICTION HIGH 20-30%; BUT TARGET BP OK 1 1 1 Stage II Hypertension. 1 Stage II hypertension 31 Stage II hypertension. Risk greater than 20-26% 1 1 To a Kariobangi clinic. 1 To be seen on 5th/4 for fashing blood sugar. 1 bp was too high could not be measured by BP machine 1 1 1 low 5-10% 1 1 low prediction 5-10% 1 10-20%]]> 1 moderate prediction 10-20% 1 moderate risk greater than 10-20% 1 moderate risk prediction 1 on follow-up at Kariobangi, to continue. 1 1 1 risk 20% 1 2 risk 30% 1 risk 5-10% 1 1 risk predcition > 30% 1 risk predcition less than 5% 1 1 1 risk prediction - moderate, greater than 10-20% 1 10-20% advised on lifestyle modification]]> 1 risk prediction 10-20% 2 1 risk prediction 20-20% 1 risk prediction 5-10% 15 1 1 1 risk prediction 5-10% STG I HTN 1 risk prediction 5-10% low 1 risk prediction <5% 6 risk prediction > 10-20% 2 risk prediction > 20% 3 risk prediction >10-20% 6 risk prediction >20-20% 2 20-20% hypertension stage II]]> 1 risk prediction >30% 3 30% hypertension stage II]]> 1 30% patient is 75years old]]> 1 risk prediction >5% stage I HTN 1 risk prediction >5-10% 1 risk prediction greater than 10-20% 2 risk prediction greater than 20% 1 risk prediction greater than 20-20% 2 1 1 30%]]> 1 30% Advised on lifestyle modification, meanwhile to start oral hypoglycaemics]]> 1 risk prediction high >30% 2 risk prediction less than 5% 4 risk prediction low 5-10% 3 1 risk prediction low < 5% 1 risk prediction low <5% 2 1 1 risk prediction moderate 10-20% 1 risk prediction moderate 20-20% 1 1 risk prediction moderate >10%-20% 1 risk prediction- low: >5% 1 risk prediction-low 5-10%. 1 risk predictions 5-10% 1 riskprediction >10-20% 1 stage II HYPERTENSION 1 stage II hyoertension 1 stage II hypertension 8 stage II hypertension. risk prediction low 5% 1 Next visit date 716 2005-11-03 2014-08-09 2005-11-03 1 2012-01-31 1 2012-02-23 1 2012-08-22 1 2012-09-26 26 2012-09-29 33 2012-10-03 36 2012-10-06 10 2012-10-10 17 2012-10-13 19 2012-10-17 29 2012-10-20 27 2012-10-24 11 2012-10-27 20 2012-10-31 15 2012-11-03 18 2012-11-07 22 2012-11-09 3 2012-11-10 21 2012-11-14 14 2012-11-17 9 2012-11-21 5 2012-11-24 3 2012-11-28 12 2012-12-01 1 2012-12-05 8 2012-12-08 9 2012-12-12 2 2012-12-19 5 2013-01-09 9 2013-01-12 12 2013-01-16 15 2013-02-02 1 2013-02-13 1 2013-02-23 1 2013-02-27 9 2013-03-09 11 2013-03-13 12 2013-03-16 6 2013-03-20 9 2013-03-23 3 2013-03-27 8 2013-04-10 3 2013-04-13 3 2013-04-20 6 2013-05-04 12 2013-05-11 2 2013-05-14 2 2013-05-21 6 2013-05-25 1 2013-05-28 2 2013-06-01 2 2013-06-04 2 2013-06-08 2 2013-06-15 3 2013-06-18 3 2013-06-25 1 2013-07-02 1 2013-07-06 1 2013-07-09 1 2013-07-13 3 2013-07-16 1 2013-07-20 1 2013-07-23 1 2013-07-27 10 2013-07-30 2 2013-08-06 1 2013-08-10 2 2013-08-13 3 2013-08-17 2 2013-08-24 1 2013-08-31 3 2013-09-03 3 2013-09-07 1 2013-09-10 2 2013-09-14 6 2013-09-17 3 2013-09-21 2 2013-09-28 2 2013-10-01 3 2013-10-05 1 2013-10-12 4 2013-10-19 1 2013-10-22 2 2013-11-02 3 2013-11-05 1 2013-11-09 4 2013-11-12 2 2013-11-16 1 2013-11-19 1 2013-11-23 1 2013-12-07 2 2013-12-10 2 2013-12-14 3 2013-12-17 2 2014-01-07 1 2014-01-11 1 2014-01-21 1 2014-01-25 2 2014-01-28 3 2014-02-08 2 2014-02-11 1 2014-02-22 1 2014-03-08 1 2014-03-15 3 2014-03-18 1 2014-03-22 5 2014-03-25 4 2014-03-29 7 2014-04-01 2 2014-04-05 3 2014-04-08 1 2014-04-15 4 2014-04-19 5 2014-04-22 3 2014-04-26 3 2014-04-29 3 2014-05-03 10 2014-05-06 1 2014-05-10 5 2014-05-17 4 2014-05-20 3 2014-05-24 1 2014-05-27 2 2014-05-31 1 2014-06-07 1 2014-06-10 1 2014-06-14 3 2014-06-17 2 2014-06-21 6 2014-07-05 2 2014-07-12 3 2014-07-19 1 2014-08-05 1 2014-08-09 1 Clinic record Unique ID 3345 0 002E2406-799F-4A80-90F8-4FC1A52A0736 20 011B6EB2-D88F-4C98-A117-94C25C2FD98D 4 02776A83-5D52-40DD-A822-AC766CD3EAAA 12 02AB3A46-5051-4A76-8942-469264151693 1 049A6F45-0BE9-412D-95C9-9683456C62C6 14 04F698EF-C03A-4FEE-9926-5DF63770A252 1 058BDC35-5740-4003-9B6A-A52AC5A9BC2F 3 06535677-64CD-4947-9153-F453A6D4F2BF 1 072BA13B-CCDA-48BD-93EF-4FE5E7948952 1 07582006-6065-4751-8011-C8BFC7D050D2 8 078FC826-1659-4C07-90C7-FC70E6E0D107 6 079A39F8-7E27-497D-AC5B-BDEC7F69CEEB 2 07B7BE7F-4F71-477C-8C89-FBECCD721686 6 07F310CC-1B8C-470B-9D1D-13044831384A 3 081B70D9-628B-489C-ABAA-5A4997CBC220 3 082C2FF6-BAF4-48A4-97CC-39723BBBED9E 14 094730F9-D76B-4F25-AB1C-8E573A7466F7 12 09D31E42-05D1-472E-B254-CDCF70ECB4DC 1 09FB6089-7739-48EC-8AAA-2648ED4E5A17 2 0B3F2EF9-1739-4B5E-B71A-7DA8F19889EC 11 0B7027D5-6233-4C87-A7BB-D47F52E0573B 4 0B88A9B3-508F-4CF6-9E8B-D6EFA09D48D4 1 0C2611EB-8786-4A18-8312-F4EE21BF25BF 7 0C363095-742B-4FC9-BFD2-F74C3D20E63A 18 0C78D37F-0969-4DC3-9871-20CDAEDEA88F 2 0D769B27-E0E7-4FC8-8720-14D4AB41FFB8 2 0D7F2D64-0218-467C-B6B9-89C9ECF4334F 3 0E33586A-429B-4234-891E-599F8CFFDA4D 5 0EE80B5C-DD76-4984-87A6-627EC98F1086 5 0FFBB650-FC3B-456F-8687-673F914D0821 7 10A408A3-8CE0-406B-88E1-B1D75E46A763 9 113DB599-EA2D-4DE5-B55A-E48C10D37122 14 117466CE-3062-441B-A625-F964935F42FC 12 11C081EF-5D51-41BE-879F-282EAEDFD8A3 12 11F19E4C-2E71-48C8-9966-D04379DFBA2C 3 1254F040-95EA-4F2F-8D48-5A6C3984EBF9 13 125AFD5F-40D0-456F-AE68-888767B5DF9F 5 12EBE205-C8FA-4714-8E94-993962186A25 1 1368E29C-4F59-4E13-938B-79688D0BED81 1 13EF12C1-0A2C-42EF-BB28-D15278228416 2 146B6BCD-C030-433A-A6D7-FCE8EA0681C8 4 14F21F1D-2A4E-4B92-B767-D7DF01255004 7 15990BDA-90A8-4D9F-A688-5A986B65EA77 2 15F4820D-5213-4879-8FB4-3D3B7A9F926F 6 168FE095-00BC-4E85-A21D-B1A7D8596087 2 16BAF088-DBDA-4E41-B050-43BAA2980BE9 7 16CE5D40-F71A-45BB-A72D-89EFF57100F2 1 16FE8953-F3BC-455F-9EAE-178ECCA4EDB5 18 1729A9C8-F9A2-48C5-9AC8-8303AFFACEDD 12 17C26DCF-B461-41DE-9C08-6744133533F9 22 18B2DA6A-F039-478A-B3DA-A1D7DFD71454 3 18F605FF-EB36-4A38-8F05-899383F423CA 8 19F45879-B70A-4AAD-B0F0-2BCB641EFAE7 1 1A25DBE1-BF97-4E4C-9664-4D0799A9625A 7 1A5C17D2-EBC1-41FD-AE48-AE0BE06D333E 9 1B3409D3-8D2E-43D6-ADCD-287B82FD7441 1 1B3BCD7A-BF9B-461B-B98B-6149DACD8B14 15 1B52189F-BA80-476D-B6EE-D82A45BBF56A 4 1B8DCEAA-520D-4706-9950-F8A6C6B5C8C8 3 1BA7424C-E74E-43BA-8CC2-A796D8B6C822 3 1C3EDAA5-1256-4073-85E8-101DA667B4CA 2 1C76CD38-C156-4858-8403-F6BFEA0240CB 1 1CB2F3D8-6FAB-4ECB-A91A-241E04145420 5 1D92FAD8-E754-4967-B1AF-ADF93B811D3D 1 1DCE5113-972D-49F9-85B3-B97B22902391 16 1E62B4BF-565F-4D06-BB92-0332C531CCCA 2 1F2519AF-E07C-401F-B276-37178FCE8D32 17 1FA7DE95-7978-4150-8F75-28A02CA09AC7 4 20A1A1B2-07EB-42D7-92B2-67CF0A8C79E4 5 20A1E554-7B6D-4A00-8E4F-EE796EFDBC7D 10 212765AC-15AA-4695-AF6F-0BCC0FAFF895 2 22EF44DD-77E9-47EB-A27C-4CA8CD68E7AD 4 2301AB7D-DBFF-479B-91EE-A521A8344C50 7 23279B08-F288-4CC6-9C39-81789EB6FBF8 7 233F0E8B-1E32-45DC-A483-E01850EB78A8 1 23475659-5D80-461E-8E24-EEA73820D790 12 23AC618F-52CF-4DAA-83FE-5138E28ADD86 1 240A8AB1-868A-4DFE-9BFD-12D3EF4C7EB4 8 2549AF72-7E3E-4126-BA60-5096D30001BC 20 254E56A0-BA4B-40C2-BCEB-A5DF2A95A7E3 2 25950ECC-FE1D-43CA-B5AF-F06600D45FB9 2 25B23D21-F67C-4F6D-9B04-CCC78AB7AC22 2 271F8F1A-272B-4E35-A296-C68456A3F83F 10 29328818-254D-449A-8234-C41DEEECC493 15 293B57E2-9CA5-497C-AA29-88463C5F0C95 18 29421459-582C-4886-8BCE-679AF7E4FDD1 3 2AFAD22C-D689-4E24-BDE7-11EC027FF46C 4 2C88F96A-DDBF-4441-BA82-83869CDA1352 21 2D088ADD-D049-4033-83B2-59937B13C8C6 4 2DC0C127-9760-4CFC-984F-F99BAD191F1B 9 2E47ADC0-7A93-4FD2-AED3-66CA8BC911B6 19 2E8D3768-8462-4613-AEE2-15F644BD2AAE 11 2EA8AFB2-035F-447E-8C08-7B4AF996BD94 2 2F13476A-D61E-4F45-9EBC-E725D5CB7338 20 2F45A8D1-0602-4638-B105-4DAD1CFBD54D 2 2F93F708-B3BE-41B4-A19B-4D8BBC97C345 13 301CFBFF-08C3-4B29-A383-37C35FFF817C 2 3044F74B-2E97-48D6-9119-3636F6185F93 3 3084E2A8-B19F-4548-A457-8A308E6B42C9 5 30907362-8BA8-4CE1-BDAA-41CF0F6564AE 7 312FA94E-C014-406F-940A-9340AEDABC15 3 31A7A7A4-DFC8-42AF-A502-52FE47132832 2 31AFED53-62B7-48BD-83FD-308EB1B549B0 3 332B6C44-B9AC-4B45-9E3D-45E01816E200 2 333F45DC-C50C-4024-AC60-31A69ACF18FC 1 3373CDBF-9911-4FB0-B8AD-C183C1032F44 1 3417CE2F-8443-4E8A-8559-56A1DEBAC006 4 34CA3885-A91F-4D22-A302-32359129D1B7 9 34D58F75-7B8B-4820-BD07-F272AB8C8F3E 11 352F401D-7301-49AB-B7A6-F5608BE143BC 4 35B8A1DC-0EEB-4146-AF2A-6927E502E511 16 35E4FE9A-32F3-4D70-9F8E-325D07097E0C 2 36894679-60A7-4944-B74F-DF427B5E48EF 19 3689A80F-A82E-4CEF-AAC0-1101823F2228 6 36C0FE7C-A4B5-4A64-8D21-3F5E88B970DF 1 37491E44-D89F-4F34-AD78-C13317EF1CD7 2 38C2E43D-7164-46AC-8285-A49EFEE910F9 1 3A18780C-D35E-46FF-B07F-C351F6E2ACD6 4 3A2E0755-87BA-45E5-A98F-8882FD6F6130 1 3A7BF4BF-C69E-4664-9EAB-E3461A58A1C1 11 3A890006-D02B-4636-A5DE-F49FD193D51E 8 3B6D3747-B05A-4DB3-9164-51A2213D5F4C 17 3C0A0767-042C-49F2-A29F-97925AA1DAC8 15 3D365AF3-95B5-4990-A5E9-D1BC1B6EFF53 5 3D5FE402-C2D2-440D-BFF4-870C33471B4A 2 3DC53CB7-A45D-4F70-AA61-2B9797372A00 1 3E2049E3-C057-4AA3-91C1-40A6945F9DB0 3 3F4D7B9D-4723-47B5-B4BD-6611604AC528 4 3FAB46A9-EA42-4307-8DF0-33E4FD1B177F 1 407CE7BE-2B44-401E-824B-616FD454A3E2 12 40C91E5E-0D38-4C40-9710-D2E528985C3F 1 415664BC-391F-49FE-A0B7-FD721C4F062A 4 4204FFFD-626A-4B67-8010-0BFD4921E5EA 7 420F857F-9AB6-442D-BABD-C02ACB0B4F3A 1 42B6C3D4-04AD-49AB-9EF9-674B9CC3E1EC 4 43710F69-FCDD-48B4-928D-C933450FCCB7 3 443479C2-71F8-4E20-A635-0F62C5EC38D2 1 444C67C7-4D07-4983-84AE-BB3A41F2DDCA 1 44D359C4-514A-4A7F-836F-6C43304CF185 3 453CE047-DA7D-464B-9DFE-D0762EF2EE09 8 45B964A5-5654-44AD-82D6-2B51B4E69358 1 45C4129F-F52B-408A-B8A1-F64AE5AE1B16 3 470FE0E0-FAB0-44D3-913B-E62D67C5F9B0 19 47F29F68-2752-469B-B202-EB2C3B136741 4 48418E5E-207A-4994-B0B8-C9181AF25E99 2 48528F0A-6AE6-427B-A987-F77F5FB9EBF4 9 487D13F5-3419-487A-BC30-E776A04BAEDC 16 48D0868D-57CB-466E-B23C-D84C2926BD5D 2 49412B8B-025D-4EED-95FE-75D8BF47C78D 13 4B1C6E94-1D54-457C-A4DC-5427E513DC8A 1 4B5A4099-D741-4C42-99BE-CA1BDBF82334 2 4C14B4DE-6189-4818-BE5F-30FC6C700691 1 4C4949C7-A6B6-4DCA-AF71-6D7C186572A5 2 4C6AF004-D6C6-49CD-95DE-A197C22999F7 1 4D1064F5-8DBE-4DEE-9E2F-43B5F6C7AEAF 1 4D984843-5EA6-4B27-9CD2-77B7FF1F1E37 1 4DB45041-6DAB-4C30-A5C1-D1BC557965D0 20 4DEDF516-5A52-4F4E-84AE-807482DA5F0B 4 4E16AF86-EEEE-40DB-B248-B8A657E2E462 15 4E52B663-CC79-40EF-8CF4-32FD9E44E9EF 14 4F445C24-2055-4B65-A8DF-DCDD0659A56A 1 504CD056-1C1F-4969-9FF4-64465DC21B22 15 516B0FC5-465E-4840-9418-394341B5DF7A 1 51E1A371-4EDB-45D0-9C92-2EE236AAB4C4 11 520AA23D-CBA2-494E-BC70-72826E56C478 3 525D928A-CBB0-4B71-AA75-459A288A534D 2 52983E76-E924-4FBB-9116-AD1E1EE6F66F 6 532B214D-E2F8-4B66-9C66-57FBB4DC433D 1 536D1B83-1E02-4FF9-B85C-7FA9B92B93A1 8 5410C954-B2E4-4C0A-8687-2ED03889DE93 1 544A732E-DB49-4A74-8648-2730156713ED 7 54505B60-C82E-40A6-9479-BB48189FC78D 3 546F176C-D120-41E2-9F98-2C2B952C4F1A 17 54903F30-F17F-45DB-9B59-297C29FA0E87 16 54D2C7EC-8BC2-4D69-8358-C12AC02DEFEF 4 553C27A1-3500-4824-8F02-74F8A7B859D1 14 5596EC23-CC2E-49E6-86A2-6BBA11C91413 1 5615870B-8FA6-475B-9113-A92EE04F884A 4 562712D5-CAE9-4CB1-80EB-194F68A5530B 2 562CD2D6-4AA2-4A89-8B7A-FB21FE88FEF3 13 56788C81-7108-4B7A-A309-DDE06840C9E4 6 588FFB42-D16A-4A65-8821-B9CB2D75E0EC 7 58D10B0E-0E29-453E-91C9-DF4023DCBFD0 16 5981AFFC-6202-414C-A49E-9F304CD40C73 5 59D6C937-2AF2-4641-848C-98228A40698B 2 59FC77DA-E23F-4968-AC40-55E055C9B85E 13 5A63BB3D-A150-4BBF-9430-5C0A95FA32BD 2 5AA3C234-047F-42C1-9CB2-E675E111C779 1 5AEA7C61-6223-408E-ABB3-80C454C22C0A 21 5BAF6CF9-3DD2-4742-B810-873BF62C42E2 20 5C1DFC55-C91D-4228-A778-7B74E5AEF3AE 24 5C401FB6-78F2-44C6-9411-E6AA9EB04F7A 1 5CD4B0D7-FE24-4B67-84B0-82A1A7247379 4 5D164DD0-1BBC-4353-8B76-9E8B75219B08 3 5D1DC8FE-95C5-469A-8714-3ECD0123383E 18 5DD4C1B4-BE23-4C54-81C6-66D390FF98E8 12 5DDD32FC-921F-429A-B1F6-506FD231FB9C 3 5E3EDBBF-E1FA-4140-99D9-1261993798F7 6 5E4F412D-683A-413C-AAD4-2DCFEA09B10B 1 5E996B82-494B-43ED-A820-E94269AE9094 5 5E9DA8E3-B86C-481E-8299-5127BBD609C1 7 5F4964C4-D214-46A4-8B31-490438677854 1 60A775DE-7B2B-405C-84F6-C63EDFB7C595 5 60E78A1E-E95D-48C4-B555-D2AEF9EE2014 17 61375616-FAC4-4C26-8FB1-08480BCC53AE 2 6197F055-9326-4191-ACFB-17237F6ECDA7 18 625D28F3-E672-4FC4-935F-5A151BD12812 3 62B9D84D-D749-4F02-A000-8A4E8D4BEDCE 1 632EB53B-5763-43AE-91DF-0845D6675144 6 63664846-EEAE-4490-AC37-0FF0EC1A1684 3 63B67494-B9A4-4F45-9D1D-A8B8B50856D1 1 65511C96-0BEE-4839-9D80-964A80376AFC 7 66675F19-4C27-48ED-9E79-B77C90170EB4 1 66D05C33-1259-4A99-81ED-9576FACCE302 12 67250A17-AD93-4E22-9C40-28801A0E6BFB 10 6764DC15-E4DA-4091-83F0-F016792DF708 4 679749BF-BAB2-4F17-A9C0-BF8884EF643D 4 67BD8D93-1F79-4BA9-90BB-21F80DDC0C53 16 680CCFC1-FEFE-4E7D-A5A3-360C45B3EB1F 1 681129B3-8F0E-4DB9-B7FC-A5E8E21D376E 1 6844085D-4106-49D8-881D-E7CB456091A2 8 6853EE76-C6D7-477E-B14F-30599D4F74DD 1 687B4223-40D8-43C7-839C-42689F886ECF 1 689868E4-E86A-42CE-94C6-86E9CB582063 1 68F1FD42-E3D1-4815-B589-549AE9C89891 15 691B9CC7-B52F-4A38-80C7-FA70AA1830EA 16 6962EA4A-3626-4024-818D-923913529F17 3 6A7AEF19-EC89-412B-A6E9-A65FE3B3079B 10 6A882E1D-ED8A-41B0-93F7-56DC9579F804 6 6B7B4218-84D6-4474-8EE8-CF9F258845A2 3 6C436FC8-D1A6-4429-B8EF-0DF488ADF7E2 20 6C44193B-3E41-4443-A69C-002ABE139B3E 18 6C879B9D-3931-4A21-A0CC-D75038B7E7C5 12 6C8BDEFB-C673-4576-89E2-402B895C7C72 9 6D3E033E-C6B0-4BE8-A5AB-7D7CFEC5C0F3 2 6D4E5B87-87CA-49FC-854D-575042A68781 11 6D59D800-84E7-4DDD-8B16-3CC1C1991E3C 17 6D627A7A-201A-46A6-980E-DE81DBD86203 9 6D8C5A46-73A0-4740-B79A-C1167DB20855 6 6DAC244A-BCD3-447D-90C8-4F1D91A47462 5 6DE244E8-0662-4FF1-AC56-CD30B4D51098 8 6DF6D3E0-5FC8-4876-A9C9-2212CA41A84F 18 6F6F959F-09A0-47F6-B11F-C8AD6E7CC6B7 17 6F819044-1395-40D5-AE7E-C09CB5B90A7F 15 709C7FF7-0389-43FA-8EA6-D1C2A1423694 8 70E6A7C0-75E3-4163-A6B8-99701282DA9F 6 7171BB2A-A9AC-4213-8ED7-B8C542B20508 1 71C5D099-39CB-4F56-B5E6-D2104C565881 1 725B7D6B-FA85-451D-8473-660F4E866209 1 73040766-AC0A-4A24-AE68-0690872F45B1 14 733731E5-72C7-416D-B645-7738BE992DF5 5 7346CDF5-52F5-452B-AAC6-B32F6D085FF7 2 75AAAACB-D57A-400F-A519-096784774B93 2 7615B383-8EBA-42D7-A17F-819F30590C5F 13 763F3F0A-7FF9-402D-A23F-B7B9CF2B4DF9 1 7662BCE5-4CF6-4CB5-8A2F-C01A65E9AA70 6 77339B31-4FD1-481F-BB5B-F7E51CD273FA 2 77DBE795-1D28-4A87-916A-96B85533A508 11 780F0C20-23F6-4C02-A69D-C0D4B5226667 4 78A25E61-AA46-4374-8668-562A384D3C8A 20 78B11C0A-7D49-4ABE-92B1-43269DB22A0E 4 78C1443E-FEAF-4C71-8D07-08E2DBE53735 13 78D9CF27-F33A-4356-80B6-ABA68273D0C8 16 790AF9F9-E43B-414C-BCD8-68800F2A52FF 4 79952402-37DA-436E-B51A-2C4783E7C1B1 11 7A38C4B5-6BD8-4EDF-9864-57893FF8BFCF 3 7B10205E-82EB-4046-B0C3-825BCD760DD4 16 7B593911-1075-49D9-997D-8EC50268657F 11 7B82F1ED-4E53-4094-93FB-4639BEA2A2A0 4 7B8B37E3-94E3-44A7-9CFD-2B78CF5EF1C0 2 7BF75F3E-D30D-4619-9318-F3EEEE8BC453 5 7C30CB94-BFEF-4B9B-8102-52F4E052B02C 5 7EA78880-9F3A-444D-85A6-C83504B3D499 1 7F23839D-90F7-4AA1-956E-74D87DC24141 1 808A56B8-D383-4737-9649-705083939652 7 817CE919-F987-4EC4-B164-DE0EA7ABAFBD 1 818C3C82-9542-422C-9A32-5AB675D06B53 16 828CA8C6-F69C-4FE5-AF49-224F68AF44A2 2 83117D03-EB04-43D4-AB2F-603813D6715C 1 833C2013-BA41-4D5F-A2B0-A1C94D03C244 10 83AD22DE-9907-4F75-AC1F-1AD9660FC024 4 8446D1AF-23D8-4DB2-A776-9C76EB9C6067 17 84771FD7-D248-4D53-8A1F-51427C86432B 6 85046494-20FA-46D7-81B8-74B0127DE455 7 851EFFEC-0DAF-4858-B9D7-5A0B7DB0BA76 1 8555E870-9156-4BBC-9409-653B7066683E 2 8592A8D5-3753-4A03-A01F-14230D20D7AE 6 86AA727E-1765-4AAB-889E-BB8FEA90374D 4 8785DEEF-FF66-4BCD-9070-54D1D9B98307 16 879E1357-E9D9-40D8-BF8A-A803E537644C 5 87B6A275-A830-4DA3-95EF-F89413A660C7 7 87F47C05-533E-4B9A-B3D7-36F27E64CEB9 2 8868A18C-76CD-406D-8C75-EB728B9E410F 1 88A7AFF8-BE19-429C-A1E9-B588B657F34B 1 89A8CC4A-882C-470B-85B1-4896A39A375C 2 8A3C7019-21CD-48C1-AED0-21759A66C836 1 8A942989-F69E-4B5A-927C-E5FC3E903DDB 1 8AA1B178-0E8A-4B20-ABA4-EC774627AA9A 8 8ABD557C-9DDC-47F4-B2D0-DF331CB23BA9 5 8B063E4B-3240-4C9B-A52B-61387EE53EEB 14 8B63812E-1CE1-413D-A75B-5D2DB2996E3C 11 8B689033-21C6-4533-BA9C-12D20D921BCE 3 8B8831E8-6AB4-426A-9DFB-46640E6AF681 19 8B8C5BC2-AC0E-419C-AC35-BA757A20F0BC 1 8BBF8D16-4364-4689-9EE4-5FE3C7CDE011 4 8C0C0B17-F6DD-47F3-B2FB-CB7639901538 3 8C3D7759-EF27-4742-B1FF-79669870D4E7 14 8CDADBFD-0E67-4E56-BCB6-FE99B469AA9F 5 8CDC6154-B50A-4985-B33E-5C301D237BCD 1 8CE95692-833A-4D47-B927-08763C6F672C 13 8D0FFFA0-FB9F-4747-A52D-64E335D2270F 3 8D1ABD47-1FD3-4B0E-84ED-0D28A37A83C3 2 8E222DB9-47F1-4654-BCAF-894EB39C7DDF 4 8EADAAEB-04D3-40F2-ABFE-962C13EAEBB0 1 8EB08191-0632-455B-9CAF-92CC7DB832CC 9 8EBD6875-7EF0-4FB1-9397-C53922182163 5 8FA6F988-1B36-4312-A917-9C606D4BCB78 1 8FC05355-97F2-4972-A891-A236A3515956 12 90144E6D-5453-4133-9389-9EA68CC2111A 3 90411F70-80DF-4331-BC08-CACB4DEBB1CF 3 920B1B47-F244-4011-8D1F-1BE500571BCB 3 9253C644-ED05-4448-B15A-4F143029C4A7 4 92681B9A-D84C-4876-9F8D-B592CC26B9FB 1 93A94217-EF1E-4A01-A6C3-312C001A5ABD 17 93BA36E7-35BA-4E54-9122-5853322FD760 18 93F26205-F61F-47F1-AAAE-67B7BC9A3E48 1 9476867B-3958-4993-81E2-0DF262A53AA9 22 9478073E-3979-4B6A-826E-3CD907DED0C3 13 94B330C9-1E0C-436D-A6F3-F558887ACD1C 3 94D212E7-F4A9-4576-A7AF-B9E41BE819EE 8 95EBA421-0F1D-464C-B524-39CB333C741C 3 9665A628-4EC3-46EB-9AD2-3AB082034E50 3 966D36C6-0F74-4A1B-BEF8-52663231C093 3 967BCBAF-A581-4F60-9D43-2400BA89CCAF 3 97A4FF82-4805-465F-8493-65C36E00F286 10 97CE16FD-3BF7-4BE9-AE74-CC12403639D9 1 97F9C8FC-DFE2-4B72-A753-72B32E606A6D 8 9804A2F1-3359-41B9-948A-CF8424CFFE67 1 9857B277-A80D-4C07-876E-648C11599546 1 988F7B7A-04FF-4993-B949-B7DDAC05EF51 10 991AD97C-DE88-4AEC-B3F1-EF2F0FC13287 16 995C3463-F046-456B-B21B-0B48B0E369EA 12 99F059BB-BB47-44B1-8C71-9A0550E08B54 1 9AF33DB4-90D1-4CE1-B74E-208B6692ECB4 3 9B02FA33-E827-4064-89B0-5C093660897A 3 9B4B2D4F-B103-4DC0-9F9A-E36A48E3FE66 1 9CAA9D20-5BB5-426F-B98A-541F3BF85A4C 2 9CBBF493-EC13-4C30-9955-86D47BF45C91 22 9D532E65-979E-4175-A8B5-D136CDFBA1E7 1 9D66EF18-E98B-4418-9730-3F2D3A410AAD 17 9D85F63B-EC65-4905-B6F6-B7491326944B 6 9DD27150-A829-4389-835F-277B2E4C3B3E 16 9DF28277-7B51-434E-B48B-E602282171B5 3 9EE0DC07-5276-471A-B019-6EB7CECF97CA 2 9F76F575-84B2-4E89-8D18-B1C9017EB684 1 A01410AC-FF18-495E-BE9E-294C118BDB7F 2 A018DB5B-3C20-4850-B91E-AD3DABE72553 2 A180952E-1153-4E04-B991-54DB2CC40B8B 6 A1DF7A38-550B-4770-9782-61432289C7D1 4 A2A640FB-7C70-44C7-9703-F0E0BD5878BF 2 A2ACD01B-218E-4C91-8453-C8052A9BEAB1 8 A2FB2752-284B-4886-B94B-B0C1B60E180E 6 A310663B-9A5D-47DA-83CC-0234D84B147C 1 A377BAE0-B481-403A-AEA4-E3EB55E9B915 1 A4E728D4-3DB5-414F-805B-A13932C1BDCF 2 A5939D6E-6A0E-4EAA-8F8A-499E733CE720 11 A611B180-23B6-4D83-81EE-B7C56136D06F 24 A646CA16-6F0C-4883-BA50-0848892806B7 2 A71ABC73-B544-46AF-A6AF-E2DB9151CD8F 6 A786281E-B974-4FDA-BB01-CC69DD05327C 4 A7CCD370-5F36-47AF-999D-B9FABD3BA0F0 2 A86B1810-AF47-4938-80F8-77B4A3B7B188 2 A94F40FF-DCA1-4712-B9A3-E742979AEC33 11 A95649E2-9835-4F33-81DA-7E75F7810AD9 7 A9D8BF21-1792-4C0B-BECC-59AC0B4CF32C 1 A9FFBF42-6877-49B2-9472-2341410A33B0 19 AB18A496-F0EA-4DB3-969C-2CADEB23692B 1 AB2B7FB4-C863-4D41-ABFA-356D45A7341E 3 ABD6DB08-1614-4B76-842F-7D10D42AF8C0 2 ABDC6464-CEE7-40E5-8FCA-85C999C5C91F 1 AC5E278B-5158-4C72-B57A-B590DAF9F3D5 2 AC860723-0970-4A4F-9338-556FD74670C9 8 ACB9DCDA-5326-46EA-B051-29CD490E6FD1 5 AE4044F9-6AC0-4AEE-A7D5-8B358F750AFF 8 AE7836F0-3951-4721-940B-AF5C72000C78 14 AE901B71-4324-4011-8CC3-C643D92B53B2 1 B0DA97B9-EE29-41B1-9FBB-1E17F7C929F6 2 B267DE4D-4B4E-4F34-836B-BF5D295EF927 7 B2A03557-DC8B-43B1-BAB3-6E153C79D8FB 2 B3263727-C263-456B-B849-C4FB34375365 1 B37FA9E1-C02D-4968-A3A2-1AA8EE2473FF 3 B4EB4E74-519C-4B81-87FD-CC47DF0DD3AB 2 B56374A0-647C-4FAA-A7B8-8A5CF6178061 5 B574E1C4-2469-4557-B00E-637FF31DAC3D 1 B5826470-E447-4862-AC88-86CBB8C17CD1 2 B59597DD-50E1-4BB1-8789-30737FBA9FEA 19 B5EFC769-3FBF-423E-84DB-C5BB5C6FDCC6 3 B68D00FE-5B44-4A88-B19B-26343C9A0849 3 B78FCD84-061F-43E5-B7E1-23597C32DB11 2 B98D02AB-F360-41E6-8184-1BF2991CA89B 2 B99204DC-4FA2-4132-BE18-801AE5C146B3 2 BA45936E-FE20-4183-807B-F7206E43099E 9 BAFB1313-210B-4400-A243-39313BFAB4B0 11 BB51FB67-0E05-43EC-9E08-C74068580ACC 6 BBACD6AC-F91E-4DB9-A9C4-D90C5B2A7BA9 1 BBAF8494-B61E-4538-927E-446222D63D75 4 BC351610-0E8B-47FD-BB6C-4CD61A449FDE 3 BC468886-FAD3-4B93-ADAE-3BD48BF533B7 8 BCCD23C8-3198-49D8-8CCD-96DDFF02DDE6 15 BEA5483A-83F0-4280-8EF3-435DFF3B5AE4 1 BF53DDE6-3859-44ED-8C74-28F8678E2D7B 5 BF5CA64E-3DD6-4D6B-AC28-BEB751265DEF 2 BF8C40A9-A1FF-4BC6-B867-5CFAC2AD7120 1 C0B35C35-BBDF-46A6-8A3B-96A3D89F76BE 1 C0CBC2D2-0BCA-4D8A-9193-657255F183DF 2 C1311BE4-E993-4F5D-8B27-38CFA37A9EEF 22 C1AD4352-3F06-4D4C-A061-634958FE89AB 3 C1F1072F-ECA0-459F-84C7-4E3207CAE64B 5 C23796F2-86C1-4B2C-A925-C4E7ADBA60F9 2 C24D2729-02A2-4013-8EE5-F8AF3EB5E773 1 C27A0EEF-7A19-4E81-A468-DE30B6A91D16 1 C375623B-9BAF-417B-BBA8-7847E4D5B05A 20 C447A551-4BBD-43C8-B840-C1B9BCF269CA 3 C5CE26B9-ED55-461E-9712-48DBEC2DEA96 2 C71F013E-FFA9-4E58-90D0-838AB799D00E 4 C73A5A47-8DF2-415C-A758-22584D348DC5 2 C824A7E1-19F1-47AC-8752-3EAC1C7295E1 14 C8410C47-F616-4320-A9A2-7A54BF07824B 1 C8E6A3C8-5D2B-4997-A1E7-B7172B179540 14 C9843D06-9709-4094-A53F-DADD86EBA242 14 CA2BA960-3FFF-4225-ACBA-43B3D784CC06 3 CA73D5C7-6276-43E8-8546-BDDDDB2EED2F 4 CAD47CA7-EE6A-44A9-A30F-4FFFC9E05AFC 21 CC4A4587-05C3-4497-BB59-6B87A9A096DD 4 CC4ECEF3-3B47-475B-B38C-DC645F62A866 7 CCB1B70D-3855-4979-ACFE-573376555C9D 1 CCB5F5D3-DA56-467A-B763-6BAF6EAC2A00 3 CD0B827A-FA5A-4484-9401-67A94DAF75D4 4 CD1253BD-9521-4EB8-A5E9-3B10690E7DA6 2 CEA83FE6-B7CF-44BC-85AB-03CEC2C7EAD3 8 CF519A65-22F9-4195-B861-6B2AD22C76C5 4 D0350A04-878E-4F56-AECA-5578F1C26A2E 1 D0C999BE-3935-4DE9-B82A-E9B9F99B2E0F 2 D1768C1F-F896-4719-A13E-797E7D6A2D40 1 D22F5A45-50F2-4190-94FB-D24C4FFC50ED 2 D25B6F21-0723-4B8E-9555-9E00AA2A8963 1 D270A5BB-0BB0-402D-A49F-1214FC90DE66 2 D295064F-2122-4BD8-BAB5-5DAFAB883D34 1 D300B208-09F5-419F-A288-047BCA7DF4F6 7 D326C309-D1E2-4FC0-B29F-06CA75AE46D9 8 D33F4AA2-D3DB-4AAE-9F25-D40447E0FF99 7 D3973F71-DDD3-4C53-9547-CBB98D0524FE 5 D3A8B619-2B5E-4D4B-898F-3B1F60D4B0B8 1 D3B1FF50-DBD1-4A40-B055-01D3FB21E810 5 D444C01B-673F-4B75-BAF8-7486AAC1FEC0 9 D52E08CF-FD9B-4F13-81A7-08A2B426A732 9 D57F23AD-7DB9-43DB-9457-DA81D2D719C2 6 D664F975-DC00-4B9E-9CB1-F1464DBA4E5A 1 D666D3F6-DEEE-4271-8738-C2AF774127B9 7 D70794F5-22D0-46FA-9549-EC6EBE01AE28 5 D778798C-02E8-43CF-BB88-5AD5077FD7C4 3 D8193C0C-8FAD-410B-B45C-604DFACFD2FA 4 D858F9C9-C9BE-4149-A348-189E40F645CE 3 D8CC7D25-156B-4451-BCA5-85AFB7819561 6 D9140F51-10DB-4D1A-A943-712488EC631E 6 D93E59B6-85A4-4F13-99A2-E5D2F53650B1 1 DA4254B1-B8BA-43AA-A490-87A7505E1860 6 DAEAECCA-0463-43D2-BDF4-9805A56CCF9B 9 DB2998F1-C73E-4515-B7F0-F1E601BEDA32 17 DBF96CAE-93CD-4CC1-BDE3-52E9A834B773 2 DC885B27-80EF-4CAE-99D4-459383011C40 4 DD187EDC-7AF0-448F-9EC0-55C740FD0484 1 DD28838E-CC50-4C2A-AF0C-9AC106B7A6CB 11 DD62ACFF-AD64-491F-AC85-B3254D8F6748 1 DD8771B4-1F58-4C35-AAD0-FB2785670986 5 DDBDBBB3-ECDC-4F4C-A18E-6F1A5F8D3043 19 DDEFCF33-B43B-4CB5-9968-0B157994BE55 9 DE0ECAAF-7F24-49DA-8150-30EFB0BDC4D7 3 DE349AD4-1A80-454A-A9F9-621ED46FFEC5 2 DE8FD526-A29E-4B51-80D2-B4A24E01609D 4 DEA33626-9FA5-4EC1-AFF0-F630C8BA2218 1 DEBE31B9-F31B-4350-872B-6AC52F00836D 12 DED6F9C9-03FF-4737-9E09-447CCAC25CB3 1 DF419D5B-06F0-486F-9944-FB38A1249FD4 1 DFEBDB16-4E32-4D3A-8992-071F8C0059F3 1 DFEF8FB5-B9B0-468A-BE94-D0AA2A1410E4 1 E05A5023-9ED5-4752-A76F-44577FB81EE7 19 E0A10AAA-F113-405E-BE1A-48EE260E1D82 11 E117AFF2-3F8D-4300-85F4-200F388C7E12 2 E13E9CAB-4F10-490C-8175-2E0C0647AF56 2 E15FD8C8-2648-4246-A9BA-A56D0B73EB24 1 E192204F-E3FA-4246-A7E2-252A5E4128FA 2 E224F000-DF56-444A-860D-09D4962C630F 3 E356CA09-6FE3-4BE5-9CBD-5BFE88490BBA 1 E4E195F8-8D1A-4DAE-A995-0466F4CF3CE5 2 E5A4090E-DCF8-4795-AA10-B168EA72FDD1 3 E619DE15-C3B5-40F1-BE4B-617C662C5FED 1 E6280A90-0667-4336-A94F-A1978380D06D 1 E7E679A5-1242-4898-BA1D-F8B5F3D83303 2 E81C611D-BC1F-4B42-827E-1D6EA27EBAE3 5 E8A4B630-DB27-4DB9-B9F6-D6367620C9FE 13 E9608650-C24A-4651-B747-2063CF2EDEE3 1 E969B076-4B4D-499D-97E6-A532B8883040 17 E981BB64-B219-4058-8EC8-1BBD09F01298 3 E9EBEE83-E3E5-4555-AA6A-13E2E4F18BDD 2 EA4B283D-F8E8-47FA-B9F6-CBB99C6735C8 5 EABE39F8-5EB0-406E-B61D-4FC7CEB228D3 3 EAD0FD08-0B54-4CCC-84B8-FDF129CD4AFB 1 EB9E4BA6-E62F-4A11-8B38-F89829FF015C 2 ECCA877A-E453-4F6F-B533-27E19D12008B 5 ED4B5CA7-1791-485F-ACDB-18D84C34661A 1 ED9EE9B3-3FCC-48BD-BBA8-AECDB559B185 4 EDA91F21-8197-4AC1-A531-F233C38F8237 1 EDEBE5A2-32C0-4323-8DD9-19CFDA458261 2 EE5412DF-4CC8-4A9D-B92A-5A3CFC6122BD 1 EE63BCF3-AF4E-4D5E-8DF9-CEF79C03211D 5 EE76E375-D0BF-4390-BF49-265B7EF20435 2 EF746A33-FAED-480D-BA13-B617636FC11A 13 EF7C7505-B3D3-47BE-9708-DA004202704D 12 F3B60E74-3DC3-43DD-9689-197AED084EAC 7 F4332B44-A9AD-4321-AF5A-F4FF7203D232 1 F44A0D7C-5EE1-4C34-91A6-7FDD835AA5E7 10 F4585D42-54CE-43F5-9910-290D39086E1C 18 F46C12E3-4F11-4646-A424-3CE8632DE3FD 18 F639E32E-0E8A-4BA5-ADE8-01E2B85AB856 22 F64B32F3-477A-4043-962A-D5DDFCF42BCD 4 F70EA8B7-A793-4AF5-93A1-A1F13FA25B8C 2 F7213B54-BE2F-4507-94B2-5EBCD0C46733 3 F7D9C862-D4C3-4EE3-B514-CC52BFD7BC07 1 F7DC9636-1D4E-413C-810A-B4D7DE283448 9 F851A869-FA4A-48ED-9559-4890DA3C1453 6 F8D3B1DD-E3AB-4B3E-8E1A-9D792EB9F807 4 F97CB920-A5F6-4375-BF4B-3E19BAB75631 4 FB20C713-3FDA-4D4E-8D92-C26B61511E93 1 FBD3D4D1-D072-4D17-9661-B8DF53906CE7 3 FC29EE00-486C-451D-B2E7-07C24CF6F73C 3 FC5FDEE1-8EFA-41D1-B06E-1C513130E631 21 FDE64905-6A8D-46A3-827E-8B6ADD873966 3 FE626B6E-EF71-43AA-8146-5A0D1A9E56D2 2 FF735F89-8422-4F39-BCA5-A562057144BB 2 FFDDCFAC-1093-4234-8AD2-5E95185E384B 11 Respondent Individual ID 3345 0 182313 402933 242041.297 71278.247 Clinic visit date 3345 2012-02-06 2014-08-13 2012-02-06 1 2012-02-23 1 2012-09-08 1 2012-09-26 11 2012-09-29 12 2012-10-03 4 2012-10-06 6 2012-10-10 10 2012-10-13 9 2012-10-17 13 2012-10-20 14 2012-10-24 9 2012-10-27 17 2012-10-31 9 2012-11-03 12 2012-11-07 16 2012-11-10 21 2012-11-11 1 2012-11-12 1 2012-11-14 11 2012-11-17 12 2012-11-21 13 2012-11-24 12 2012-11-28 6 2012-12-01 7 2012-12-05 12 2012-12-08 19 2012-12-12 18 2012-12-15 8 2012-12-19 3 2013-01-05 7 2013-01-08 1 2013-01-09 9 2013-01-12 18 2013-01-16 19 2013-01-19 8 2013-01-23 5 2013-01-26 4 2013-01-29 1 2013-01-30 20 2013-02-02 20 2013-02-06 12 2013-02-09 14 2013-02-13 30 2013-02-16 10 2013-02-20 9 2013-02-23 23 2013-02-27 11 2013-03-13 13 2013-03-16 27 2013-03-20 22 2013-03-23 9 2013-03-27 24 2013-03-30 30 2013-04-03 8 2013-04-07 23 2013-04-10 4 2013-04-12 1 2013-04-13 19 2013-04-16 20 2013-04-20 18 2013-04-23 21 2013-04-27 24 2013-04-30 15 2013-05-04 23 2013-05-07 29 2013-05-11 14 2013-05-14 15 2013-05-18 21 2013-05-21 19 2013-05-25 22 2013-05-28 15 2013-06-01 11 2013-06-04 30 2013-06-08 21 2013-06-11 19 2013-06-15 17 2013-06-18 21 2013-06-22 22 2013-06-25 13 2013-06-29 32 2013-07-02 15 2013-07-06 12 2013-07-09 17 2013-07-13 22 2013-07-16 12 2013-07-20 29 2013-07-23 15 2013-07-27 30 2013-07-30 17 2013-08-03 17 2013-08-06 13 2013-08-10 9 2013-08-13 25 2013-08-17 29 2013-08-20 18 2013-08-24 20 2013-08-27 20 2013-08-31 18 2013-09-03 15 2013-09-07 21 2013-09-10 18 2013-09-14 27 2013-09-17 25 2013-09-21 17 2013-09-24 25 2013-09-28 16 2013-10-01 15 2013-10-05 27 2013-10-08 20 2013-10-12 31 2013-10-15 21 2013-10-19 12 2013-10-22 12 2013-10-26 21 2013-10-29 17 2013-10-30 1 2013-11-02 17 2013-11-05 27 2013-11-09 29 2013-11-12 23 2013-11-13 1 2013-11-16 25 2013-11-19 13 2013-11-23 25 2013-11-26 21 2013-11-30 19 2013-12-03 29 2013-12-07 30 2013-12-10 16 2013-12-12 1 2013-12-14 55 2013-12-17 26 2014-01-04 1 2014-01-07 18 2014-01-08 1 2014-01-11 24 2014-01-14 13 2014-01-18 20 2014-01-21 13 2014-01-25 35 2014-01-28 22 2014-02-01 7 2014-02-04 18 2014-02-08 20 2014-02-09 1 2014-02-11 11 2014-02-15 20 2014-02-18 19 2014-02-22 20 2014-02-25 18 2014-03-01 27 2014-03-04 9 2014-03-08 25 2014-03-11 5 2014-03-15 18 2014-03-18 23 2014-03-22 30 2014-03-25 25 2014-03-29 27 2014-04-01 20 2014-04-05 31 2014-04-08 11 2014-04-09 1 2014-04-12 26 2014-04-15 24 2014-04-19 24 2014-04-22 22 2014-04-26 20 2014-04-29 21 2014-05-03 19 2014-05-06 22 2014-05-10 44 2014-05-13 47 2014-05-17 45 2014-05-20 22 2014-05-24 23 2014-05-27 23 2014-05-31 15 2014-06-03 14 2014-06-07 21 2014-06-10 27 2014-06-14 30 2014-06-17 15 2014-06-21 22 2014-06-24 21 2014-06-28 12 2014-06-30 1 2014-07-01 22 2014-07-05 18 2014-07-08 17 2014-07-12 26 2014-08-13 1 The time patient came in the clinic 3345 0 1640995200000 1641050640000 1641032772053.81 6722824.734 The time patient left the clinic 3345 0 1640995200000 1641067200000 1641032396412.56 10658586.243 Systolic blood pressure 3330 15 57 255 140.465 20.993 Diastolic blood pressure 3328 17 3 181 89.23 12.641 Random Blood Sugar 843 2502 3.5 65 10.994 6.211 Body Mass Index 2733 612 3.9 122.9 26.799 6.262 Cough side effects 3345 0 0 No 3308 1 Yes 37 Oedema side effects 3345 0 0 No 3328 1 Yes 17 Palpitations side effects 3345 0 0 No 3320 1 Yes 25 Headache side effects 3345 0 0 No 3298 1 Yes 47 Vertigo side effects 3345 0 0 No 3325 1 Yes 20 Other side effects 51 0 BODY ITCHING 1 BODY MALAISE 1 BODY WEAKNESS 1 BURNING SENSATION L.LIMB 1 DIZZINESS 5 DIZZINESS AFTER TAKING HCTZ 1 EPIGASTRIC PAINS AND HEARTBURS 1 FATIGUE 3 FEVER ON/OFF 1 INSOMNIA. STRESS RELATED 1 IS NOT ON MEDICATION 1 IS NOT ONMEDICATION 1 ITCHY EYES 1 JOINT PAINS 1 LOSS OF STRENGTH 3 NOT BEEN ON MEDICATION 1 NOT ON ANY MEDICATION 2 NOT ON MADICATION 1 NOT ON MEDICATIO 1 NOT ON MEDICATION 7 NOT ON MEDS 2 NOT UNDER MEDICATION 1 NUMBNESS IN UPPER LIMBS 1 NUMBNESS OF FINGERS 1 PAINFUL LIMBS 1 PAINFULL LEGS 1 SLEEPINESS AFTER TAKING THE MEDICATION 1 SWEATING 1 SWELLING LIPS 1 SWOLLEN LIPS 1 URINATING ALOT 1 VOMITING 1 WAS NOT ON MEDICATION 3 Hydrochlorothiazide prescribed 3345 0 0 No 1118 1 Yes 2227 The Hydrochlorothiazide Dose given (in mg) 2223 1122 10 75 39.591 12.395 The frequency for Hydrochlorothiazide given 2219 1126 1 O.D 2209 2 B.D 10 3 T.D 0 4 Q.D 0 Sysmiss 1126 The Nifedipine prescribed 3345 0 0 No 2238 1 Yes 1107 The Nifedipine prescribed dose (in mg) 1107 2238 20 1053 40 54 Sysmiss 2238 The Nifedipine prescribed frequency 1106 2239 1 O.D 80 2 B.D 1026 3 T.D 0 4 Q.D 0 Sysmiss 2239 The Enalapril prescribed 3345 0 0 No 2814 1 Yes 531 The Enalapril prescribed dose (in mg) 532 2813 5 50 6.109 3.217 The Enalapril prescribed frequency 532 2813 1 O.D 113 2 B.D 418 3 T.D 1 4 Q.D 0 Sysmiss 2813 The Metformin prescribed 3345 0 0 No 2734 1 Yes 611 The Metformin prescribed dose (in mg) 610 2735 500 1000 629.18 209.094 The Metformin prescribed frequency 602 2743 1 O.D 82 2 B.D 482 3 T.D 38 4 Q.D 0 Sysmiss 2743 Other medication 479 (CARBAMAZEPINE 200MG, AMLODIPINE 5MG OD, ATORVASTATIN 20MG OD, LOSARTAN-H 1OD )1/12 1 + NOGLUC 1BD 1 ADD GLIBENCLAMIDE 1 ADD GLIBENCLAMIDE 5MG OD 1 ADD GLIBENCLAMIDE 5MG OD *1/12 1 ADDED MEDS ELSEWHERE TO CARRY NEXT VISIT. 1 ADDED NIFEDIPINE 20MG BD 1 ADVISED ON LIFESTYLE AND TO SEEK INVESTIGATIONS 1 ALDOMET 1 AMITRIPHYLINE 2 AMOXIL AND BRUFEN 1 ANALGESICS 1 1 ANTI ARTHRITIS 3 ANTI ASTHMATIC MEDICATIN 1 ANTI ASTMATIC AGENTS CALCIUM TABLETS 1 ANTI FIBROID DRUGS 1 ANTI MALARIA AND COUGH SYRUP 1 ANTI MALARIAL DRUGS 1 1 ANTI TYPHOID MEDS 1 ANTI- ANTHRITIS MEDS 1 ANTIACID AND OMEPREZOLE 1 ANTIBIOTICS FOR PNEUMONIA 1 ARV'S 1 ARVS AND LASIX 1 ARVS AND LASIX AND NIFEDIPINE 1 ARVS/ LASIX 1 ARVS/LASIX 2 ASCARD 75MG OD 1 ASCEND 75MG O.D 1 1 ATENOL 50MG OD 1 ATENOLD 50 MG OD 1 ATENOLOL 4 ATENOLOL 50MG BD 2 ATENOLOL 50MG OD 4 ATENOLOL 50MG OD, CARDISPRIN 75MG OD, CABIMAZOLE 200MG BD 1 ATENOLOL 5OMG OD 1 1 BP HIGH NIFEDIPINE 20MG BD 1 BP STILL HIGH 1 BRUFEN 1 BRUFRNS FOR ARTHRITIS 1 C/O NUMBNESS OF FINGERS 1 C/O SHOULDER PAIN. PLAN DICHLOMOL SR 10MG OD 1 CAN NOT REMEMBER THE NAME OF THE DRUG 1 CAPS PIROXICAM + PDN FOR ARTHITIS 1 CAPS RANFERON T OD*1/12 1 CARBAMAZEPINE 200MG 1 CARDINAL FOR BP 1 CARDINAL LASIX 1 CARDINOL 5 CARDINOL. BP UNDER CONTROL 1 CARDISDRIN 1 1 1 CARDISPIN AND HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE 1 CARDISPRIN 1 CARDISPRIN 75MG 1 CARDISPRINE AND LASIX 1 CARDSIPRIN 1 CARDSPRIN 1 1 CETRIZINE FOR FLU 1 CHANGE ENALAPRIL 1 COLLECTS DRUG FROM KNH 1 COLLECTS DRUGS FROM ELSEWHERE 1 COMPLAINS DIZZINESS AND COUGHING FOR A WEEK 1 COMPLAINS FREQUENT MICTURATION, DIZZINESS. HAS NOT BEEN TAKING METFORMIN. INITIALLY GLUCOSE (FASTING) WAS 7.5MMOL/L 1 COMPLAINS NUMBNESS L.LIMBS USE NEUROBIONS 1 COMPLAINS OF NUMBNESS AND BURNING SENSATION OF LOWER LIMBS 1 1 COMPLAINS OF NUMBNESS OF TOES FOR 3DAYS 1 CONTINUE GLIBENCLAMIDE 5MG BD 1 CONTINUE GLIBENCLAMIDE 5MG OD 1 CONTINUE WITH LIFESTYLE 1 CONTIUE NOGLU 1 CORTRIMAZOLE 200MG 1 COTRIN TABS FOR CHEST PROBLEM. CONTINUE WITH LIFESTYLE 1 COUNSELLED ON ADHERENCE AND DIET 1 CT LIFESTYLE 6 CURRENTLY NOT TAKING ANY OTHER MEDICATION 1 CURRENTLY NOT TAKING DRUGS 1 DEFAULTED CLINIC SINCE JANUARY, HAD GONE TO LOLIONDO FOR ALTERNATIVE TREATMENT 1 DEFAULTED DRUGS FOR 1WEEK 1 DEFAULTED FOR 1MONTH 1 DEFAULTED FOR 3MONTHS 1 DEFAULTED SINCE JULY 2013- HAS BEEN OFF MEDS SINCE THEN, WAS UPCOUNTRY 1 DEFAULTED TREATMENT DUE TO LACK OF MONEY 1 DEFAULTED TREATMENT FOR 2/52 NOW: 1 DEFAULTED WAS TO BE RENEWED IN MARCH 1 DEFAULTED WITH POOR ADHERANCE 1 DEFAULTER 6 DEFAULTER FOE 3WEEKS. WAS IN UPCOUNTRY 1 DEFAULTER FOR 2/12 2 DEFAULTER FOR A WEEK 1 DEFAULTER FOR OVER 4/12 1 DEFAULTER FU. WAS ON LIFESTYLE MODIFICATION 1 DEFAULTER SINCE JULY WAS UPCOUNTRY 1 DEFAULTER SINCE MAY 2013 2 DEFAULTER SNCE MARCH 2013 1 DEFAULTER WITH POOR ADHERANCE 1 DICLOFENAC 1 DICLOFENAC TABS 1 DIDN'T CARRY MEDS TODAY 1 DINAC SR 100MG OD*1/52 1 DOING WELL 2 DOING WELL, CT MEDS 1 ENALAPRIL 1 ENALAPRIL 5MG BD, TAB LASIX 40MG OD, NIFERAT 20MG BD 1 1 EUGLUCON 10MG MORNING 5MG EVENING 1 EUGLUCON 5MG BD 1 GIBENCLAMIDE 1 GIVEN METFORMIN 1/2 DOSE TO COLLECT LATER 1 GLIBEMCLAMIBE 5MG BD 1 GLIBENCLAMIDE 7 1 GLIBENCLAMIDE 10MG BD 5 GLIBENCLAMIDE 50MG BD 1 GLIBENCLAMIDE 5MG BD 9 GLIBENCLAMIDE 5MG OD 7 GLIBENCLAMIDE 5MG PM 1 GLIBENCLAMIDE. 1 GLIBENDAMIDE 1 GLIBENDIMIDE 5MG BD 1 GLIBERKLEMIDE BY 6D. 1 GLIBERNCLAMIDE 5MG 1 GLIBERNCLEMIDE 1 GLIBERNCLEMIDE 50G OD... 1 GLUCOME, NOGLUC, CARDSPRING, ENAROPRIL 1 GLUCOMET 1 GLUCOMET 500 1 GLUCOMET 850, NOGLUC 10MG MORN 5MG EVEN 1 HAD LOW RISK PREDICTION WITH STAGE II HYPERTENSION, WITH POOR ADHERANCE 1 HAEMATINICS. MEDICATION FOR PNEUMONIA 1 HAS BEEN ON ALDOMET,MISSED FOR 5/12 BP VERY HIGH,SHE IS 2/12 POST-PARTUM AND BREASTFEEDING AVOID HCTZ 1 HAS BEEN ON MEDICATION BUT DEFAULTED 1 HAS BEEN OPERATED FOR CATARACT AND SHE IS ON EYE MEDS 1 1 HAS NOT TAKEN DRUGS DUE TO SOME WEAKNESS. ADVICED TO CONTINUE AND REDUCED TO 25MG 1 HAS NOT TAKEN DRUGS FOR THE LAST ONE WEEK. CLAIMS THAT THE DRUGS WERE STOLEN 1 1 HAS USED HERBAL DRUGS FOR THE KNEE PAIN, NOW HAS DEVELOPED SEPTIC WOUND AND BLISTERS. 1 HCTZ 25MG OD 1 HCTZ RAISED FROM 25MG TO 50MG 1 3 MONTHS]]> 1 HE WAS PUT ON NIFEDIPINE 20MG BD AND DEVELOPED HEADACHE,PALPITATIONS AND DIZZINESS AFTER THE FIRST DOSE.NO COMPLAINS RAIED TODAY. 1 HE WAS PUT ON NIFEDIPINE 20MG BD X 1/52 AGO AND DEVELOPED HEADACHES, PALPITATIONS, DIZZINESS AFTER FIRST DOSE. HE DISCONTINUED AND FEELS WELL NOW. 1 HERBAL MEDICINE 2 HX OF SHOWE 3 MONTHS AGO ON MEDICATION FROM KNH 1 INDOCID & DICLOFENAC 1 INSULIN 11 INSULIN + GLUCOMET 850MG 1 INSULIN 10 MORNING 20 IU EVENING 1 INSULINE + GLUCOMET 850MG 1 IS ON MEDICATION FOR ARTHRITIS 1 JASA 75MG OD 1 1 L.LIMB PAIN/ SWOLLEN 1 LASIX + NIFEDIPINE 1 1 1 LASIX AND ARVS 1 LASIX PRESCRIBED FROM EDAP 1 LASIX, ARVS 1 LIFESTYLE 2 1 LOSARTAN, ASCARD AND ATORVASTIN 1 LOSARTAN, ATACARD, CARDISPIN 1 LOSARTAN, NOGLUC 1 1 METFORMIN, NOGLUC CARDISPRIN, CARDACE 1 METHYLOPIA 500MG. ATENOLO 100MG 1 MIXTARD INSULIN 1 N/A 6 N0NE 1 NEUROBION 1 NEUROBION FOR PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY 2 1 NIFEDIPINE 1 NIFEDIPINE 1 B.D. 1 NIFEDIPINE AND HCTZ 1 NIFELAT 20MG OD 1 NIFELAT – ASA 75MG 1 NIFELAT, ENALAPRIL, LASIX, CARDISPRIN 1 NIL 3 NILL 1 NO 2 NO MEDICATION 2 1 NOGIC 10MG BD 1 NOGLO, GLUCOMET 850MG 1 NOGLU 1 NOGLU 10MG BD 4 NOGLU 10MG MORNING 5MG EVENING 1 NOGLU 10MGMORNING 5MG EVENING 1 NOGLU 5MG B.D 1 NOGLU 5MG OD 1 NOGLU, GLUCOMET 850MG 1 NOGLUC 14 NOGLUC 10MG , 5MG 1 NOGLUC 10MG AM, 5MG PM, DID'NT TAKE CARDISPIN 1 NOGLUC 10MG BD 1 NOGLUC 10MG BD 5MG 1 NOGLUC 10MG MORN 5MG EVEN 3 NOGLUC 10MG MORN 5MG EVENING 2 NOGLUC 10MG MORNING 5MG EVENING 2 1 1 NOGLUC 5MG 2 NOGLUC 5MG + GLUCOMET 850MG, LOSARTAN HT, CERUEDILOL 25MG, AMLODIPINE 1 NOGLUC 5MG BD 7 NOGLUC 5MG OD 1 NOGLUC TABS 5MG OD FOR 1MONTH 1 NOGLUC. 2 NOGLUC10MG B.D FOR 1MONTH 1 NOGLUCN5MG O.D 1 NONE 4 1 1 NONE DEFAULTER 1 NONE ON FOLLOW UP AT KNH 1 NONE, DEFAULTER 1 NONE. 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 NONE. C/O HEADACHE AND GENERAL BODY MALAISE. LONG STANDING. NUMBNESS OF FINGERS 1 NONE. CONTINUE LIFESTYLE ADJUSTMENT 1 NONE. DEFAULER SINCE MAY 2013 1 NONE. DEFAULTER 1 NONE. DEFAULTER FOR 9MONTHS 1 NONE. DEFAULTER SINCE MARCH 2013 1 NONE. DEFAULTER WITH VERY HIGH BP 1 NONE. HAS DEFAULTED CLINIC 6 MONTHS 1 NONE. HAS STOPPEDTAKING NOGLUC 1 NONE. STOPPED USING MEDICATION A MONTH AGO 1 NONE; 1 NOONE 1 NOT ON ANY OTHER MEDICATION 1 NOT ON MEDICATION BP HIGH 1 NOT ON MEDS 1 NOT TAKING ANY OTHER MEDICATION 1 NOT TAKING OTHER MEDICATION 1 1 OMEPRAZOLE 1 OMEPRAZOLE FOR PUD 1 ON AMITRIPHLILO (UNKNWONTIME) MIGRAILE FLU MATHARE 1 ON AMITRIPHYLINE FOR UNKNOWN TIME. MIGRAIN.FOLLOWUP MATHARE 1 ON ANTI ASTHMATICS 1 ON ANTI PSYCHOTICS ON FOLLOW UP AT KARIOBANGI 1 ON ANTI TB CONTINUATION PHASE. TO COMPLETE IN 2WEEKS TIME 1 ON ANTI TYPHOID FEVER MEDICATION 1 ON ANTIBIOTICS FOR PNEUMONIA 1 ON ANTIDIARRHOEA(DIASTOP+ORS). 1 ON ANTIPSYCHOTIC MEDS 1 ON ARVS 2 ON ARVS, LASIX 1 1 1 ON CARDISPINE AND LASIX 1 ON FLU AT KNH 1 ON FLU AT KNH, HERE FOR BP CHECKS ONLY 1 ON GLIBENCLAMIDE 5MG BD 1/12 1 ON INSULIN 2 ON INSULIN 50 I.U AM,20 I.U PM ADVISED TO ADJUST TO 30 I.U AM,10 I.U PM REGULARLY RBS CHECKS 1 ON INSULIN 50 I.U AM,20 I.U PM,ADVICED TO ADJUST TO 30 I.U AM AND 10 I.U PM REGULAR RBS CHECKS 1 ON LIFESTYLE 1 ON METRONIDAZOLE/ DOXYCYCLINE 1 ON MIXTARD INSULIN 1 ON PROPRANOLOL 40MG, CARBIMEZOLE 5MG ALTERNATE DAYS, NEUROBION 1 ON VENTOLIN 1 ORAL HYPOGLUCAEMICS :??? 1 PAINFULL LOWER LIMBS WHEN WALKING FOR 2/52 1 PATIENT ABSENT. SCREENED FROM HOME 1 PATIENT NOT PRESENT 1 1 PCM, AMITRYPLINE 1 PELUXINO FOR ARTHRITIS 1 PNEUMONIA AND E.FEVER DRUGS 1 PRESSURE IMPROVED 1 PREVIOUS CARD CANNOT BE TRACED 1 PROPANOLOL 1 PUT ON GLIBENCLAMIDE 10MG BD *1/12 1 PYRIDOXINE + AMITRIPHYLINE FOR PNP 1 RAISE ATENOLOL 100MG BD 1 RAISE ATENOLOL TO 100MG OD 1 REDUCE METFORMINE TO 500G OD THEN OBSERVE 1 REDUCE THE DOSAGE TO ENALAPRIL 10MG OD HCTZ 25MG OD 1 REFERED FOR EYE CHECKUP 1 RISE HCTZ TO 50MG OD 1 RISE THE DOSE OF METFORMIN TO 1000MG BD 1 RISK PREDICTION WAS >30% 1 START ANTIHYPERTENSIVE DRUG: MELSTICAM,PREDSOL DUE TO ANTHRITIS 1 START ATENOLOL 50MG OD*6/52 1 START HCTZ 1 START ON RX HCTZ 1/2 OD 1 STARTED MEDICATION 1 1 TAB ATENOL + CARDISPRIN 75MG OD 1 TAB ATENOLOL 1 TAB ATROVASTATIN 20MG OD 1 TAB BCOM ONCE TD*1/52 1 TAB DIURETIC SR 10OMG OD*10/7 1 TAB GLIBENCLAMIBE 5MG BD 1 TAB GLIBENCLAMIDE 10MG BD MORN 5MG EVENING 1 TAB GLIBENCLAMIDE 10MG MORN 5MG EVEN 1 TAB GLIBENCLAMIDE 10MG MORN 5MG EVENING 1 TAB GLIBENCLAMIDE 10MG MORN AND 5MG EVENING 1 TAB GLIBENCLAMIDE 5MG BD 5 TAB GLIBENCLAMIDE 5MG BD *1/12 1 TAB GLIBENCLAMIDE 5MG BD*1/12 1 TAB GLIBENCLAMIDE 5MG OD*1/12 1 TAB GLIBENCLAMIDE 5MG OD*1/52 1 TAB JASA 75MG OD*1/12 1 TAB LASIX 1 TAB LOSARTAN 50MG OD, NOGLU 5MG BD 1 TAB MULTIVITAMIN II BD FOR 5DAYS 1 1 TAB NEUROBION T BD*1/12 1 TAB NEUROBION T BD*2/52. ATENOLOL 50MG BD 1 TAB NOGLU 10MG MORN 5MG EVENING 1 TAB NOGLU 5MG BD 1 TAB NOGLUC 1 TAB NOGLUC 10MG BD 1 TAB NOGLUC 10MG MORNING 10MG EVENING 1 TAB NOGLUC 10MG MORNING 5MG EVENING 1 TAB NOGLUC 5MG BD 3 TAB NOGLUC 5MG BD*1/12 1 TAB NOGLUC 5MG EVENING 1 TABS ASCARD 75MG OD *1/12 1 1 TABS ATENOL 50MG OD 1 TABS DINAC SR 100MG O.D FOR 2WEEKS 1 TABS GLIBENCLAMIDE 5MG BD 1 TABS GLIBENCLAMIDE 5MG OD FOR 1WEEK 1 TABS LASIX 40MG OD 1 TABS NEUROBION 1 OD X 1/12 1 TABS NOGLUC 1 TABS NOGLUC 5MG BD 1 TACKING OMEPRAZOLE FOR ACIDITY 1 TAKES NEUROBION FORTE 1 OD X 1/12 1 TAL MOGH LONG BD..... 1 TCA SARTURDAY FOR FBS 1 1 TO ADD TRIMIN B.D FOR A MONTH 1 TO COLLECT METFORMIN THE REMAING DOSE LATER 1 TREATED FROM ELSEWHERE AND HAS BEEN GIVEN HCTZ 50MG OD 1 TREATED FROM HOME 1 TRIMIN 1 1 1 WAS ADMITTED AT MAMA LUCY MEDS. ADVICED TO CARYY THEM NEXT VISIT 1 1 WAS ON ENALAPRIL FOR LONG 1 1 WERE ADVISED ON SALT INTAKE 1 YES TWO TYPES FOR HYPERTENSION AND ADVICED TO STOP 1 YES, BUT DOES NOT KNOW THE NAME OF THE DRUGS 1 YES, DOESNT KNOW THE NAME 1 General notes/comments 2881 Stop smoking 3345 0 0 No 3221 1 Yes 124 Improve diet 3345 0 0 No 458 1 Yes 2887 Increase physical activity 3345 0 0 No 501 1 Yes 2844 Reduce taking alcohol 3345 0 0 No 3183 1 Yes 162 Reduce salt intake 3345 0 0 No 471 1 Yes 2874 Other lifestyle advise 536 0 05/11/2013 1 ADHERANCE 22 1 ADHERANCE CONSELLING 1 ADHERANCE COUNSELING 1 ADHERANCE COUNSELLING 112 ADHERANCE COUNSELLING AND FOLLOW UP 1 ADHERANCE COUNSELLING AND WEIGHT REDUCTION 1 ADHERANCE COUNSLLING 1 ADHERANCE ON COUNSELLING 1 ADHERENCE 48 1 4 ADHERENCE CONSELLING 1 ADHERENCE COOUNSELLING 1 ADHERENCE COUNSELING 7 ADHERENCE COUNSELLED 4 ADHERENCE COUNSELLING 102 ADHERENCE COUNSELLING. 14 ADHERENCE COUNSELLLING 1 ADHERENCE REENFORCED 2 ADHERENCE. 2 ADHERERNCE 1 ADHERNCE COUNSELLING 1 ADHERNCE COUNSELLING. 1 ADVICED ON WEIGHT LOSS 1 AHERENCE 1 CLINIC ADHERENCE 1 DECREASE STRESS 1 DIETARY COUNSELLING 2 FOOT CARE 2 NIL 1 NO 1 NONE 100 REDUCE DOSE 1 REDUCE LIFESTYLE 1 REDUCE STRESS 42 REDUCE STRESS, REDUCE SUGAR 1 REDUCE STRESS. 2 REDUCE SUGAR 4 REDUCE SUGAR INTAKE 1 REDUSE STRESS, REDUCE SUGAR 1 STOP ALCOHOL 1 STOP SNIFFING TOBACO 2 STOP STRESS 1 STRESS 1 STRESS MANAGEMENT 1 STRESS REDUCTION 11 STRESS REDUCTION, LOST SPOUSE 1 SUGAR REDUCTION 1 1 WEIGHT LOSS 3 WEIGHT REDUCTION 16 WEIGHT REDUCTION. 1 WIEGHT LOSS 1 Ever forget to take medicine? 3345 0 0 No 3000 1 Yes 345 Careless at times taking medicine? 3345 0 0 No 3038 1 Yes 307 Stop taking medicine when feel well? 3345 0 0 No 3162 1 Yes 183 Stopp taking medicine when you feel worse? 3345 0 0 No 3210 1 Yes 135 Total Morisky Score 3345 0 0 2948 1 98 2 139 3 46 4 114 Next visit date 3337 2012-02-27 2018-01-18 2012-02-27 1 2012-10-13 1 2012-10-17 1 2012-10-24 11 2012-10-27 12 2012-10-31 4 2012-11-03 7 2012-11-07 9 2012-11-10 8 2012-11-12 1 2012-11-14 13 2012-11-16 1 2012-11-17 13 2012-11-21 7 2012-11-24 18 2012-11-28 9 2012-12-01 11 2012-12-05 19 2012-12-08 19 2012-12-12 22 2012-12-19 6 2013-01-05 7 2013-01-09 25 2013-01-12 32 2013-01-16 30 2013-01-18 1 2013-02-02 7 2013-02-13 17 2013-02-20 7 2013-02-23 28 2013-02-24 2 2013-02-27 25 2013-03-02 4 2013-03-09 20 2013-03-13 13 2013-03-16 14 2013-03-20 29 2013-03-23 11 2013-03-27 20 2013-03-30 24 2013-04-10 13 2013-04-13 27 2013-04-17 22 2013-04-20 9 2013-04-23 24 2013-04-27 32 2013-04-30 8 2013-05-04 20 2013-05-07 4 2013-05-11 19 2013-05-14 20 2013-05-18 18 2013-05-21 22 2013-05-25 22 2013-05-28 16 2013-06-01 23 2013-06-04 29 2013-06-08 15 2013-06-11 15 2013-06-15 21 2013-06-18 18 2013-06-22 21 2013-06-25 16 2013-06-29 26 2013-07-02 15 2013-07-06 21 2013-07-09 18 2013-07-13 16 2013-07-16 21 2013-07-20 23 2013-07-22 1 2013-07-23 12 2013-07-27 33 2013-07-30 15 2013-08-03 12 2013-08-06 16 2013-08-10 19 2013-08-13 15 2013-08-17 29 2013-08-20 14 2013-08-24 29 2013-08-27 17 2013-08-31 16 2013-09-03 14 2013-09-07 11 2013-09-10 25 2013-09-14 25 2013-09-17 20 2013-09-21 20 2013-09-24 20 2013-09-28 19 2013-10-01 16 2013-10-05 21 2013-10-08 18 2013-10-12 27 2013-10-14 1 2013-10-15 25 2013-10-19 17 2013-10-22 23 2013-10-26 17 2013-10-29 15 2013-11-02 27 2013-11-05 20 2013-11-09 31 2013-11-10 1 2013-11-12 21 2013-11-16 14 2013-11-19 12 2013-11-23 20 2013-11-26 17 2013-11-30 18 2013-12-03 27 2013-12-07 28 2013-12-10 25 2013-12-14 38 2013-12-17 39 2014-01-01 1 2014-01-07 32 2014-01-11 21 2014-01-14 3 2014-01-18 29 2014-01-21 15 2014-01-25 53 2014-01-28 28 2014-02-04 17 2014-02-08 25 2014-02-11 13 2014-02-15 21 2014-02-18 13 2014-02-22 31 2014-02-25 19 2014-03-01 11 2014-03-04 20 2014-03-08 20 2014-03-11 10 2014-03-15 17 2014-03-18 19 2014-03-22 20 2014-03-23 1 2014-03-25 21 2014-03-29 25 2014-04-01 11 2014-04-05 24 2014-04-08 3 2014-04-12 16 2014-04-15 24 2014-04-18 1 2014-04-19 33 2014-04-22 25 2014-04-24 1 2014-04-26 26 2014-04-29 19 2014-05-03 31 2014-05-06 11 2014-05-10 26 2014-05-13 25 2014-05-14 1 2014-05-17 24 2014-05-20 21 2014-05-24 21 2014-05-27 21 2014-05-31 18 2014-06-03 21 2014-06-07 44 2014-06-10 45 2014-06-14 44 2014-06-16 1 2014-06-17 22 2014-06-21 23 2014-06-24 23 2014-06-28 17 2014-07-01 15 2014-07-02 1 2014-07-05 21 2014-07-08 27 2014-07-12 29 2014-07-15 15 2014-07-19 22 2014-07-22 20 2014-07-26 12 2014-07-29 21 2014-08-02 18 2014-08-05 17 2014-08-07 1 2014-08-09 25 2014-08-16 1 2014-08-26 1 2018-01-18 1