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Analysis Programs DocumentationWHO STEPS Surveillance

WHO STEPS

Chronic Disease

Risk Factor Surveillance

ANALYSIS PROGRAMS DOCUMENTATION


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Grouped Programs

Introduction A number of grouped programs have been created to help simplify data analysis. Each of these programs, which are listed in thetable below, will run either all programs for a specific risk factor, all programs for a specific Step of the Instrument, or all programsneeded to complete the Fact Sheet. These programs can only be used if ALL questions (core and expanded, as applicable) for eachsection have been asked. In the case of the Fact Sheet, ALL questions needed to complete the entire Fact Sheet must have beenasked. Please refer to the corresponding sections of this document for more information about the programs called in each of these

grouped programs.

Program Required Variables

AllAlcoholPgms (unweighted), AllAlcoholPgmsWT (weighted) A1-A8

AllDietPgms (unweighted), AllDietPgmsWT (weighted) D1-D5

AllHistoryPgms (unweighted), AllHistoryPgmsWT (weighted) H1-H10

AllPAPgms (unweighted), AllPAPgmsWT (weighted) P1-P16

AllStep1Pgms (unweighted), AllStep1PgmsWT (weighted) T1-T12, A1-A8, D1-D5, P1-P16, H1-H10

AllStep2Pgms (unweighted), AllStep2PgmsWT (weighted) M1-M16c

AllStep3Pgms (unweighted), AllStep3PgmsWT (weighted) B1-B9

AllTobaccoPgms (unweighted), AllTobaccoPgmsWT (weighted) T1-T12

EntireFactSheet (unweighted), EntireFactSheetWT (weighted) T-T5, A1-A5, D1-D4, P1-P16, H7, H8a, H8b, M3-M5, M7, M11-M13, B1, B5, B7


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Sampling and Response Proportions

Overall

response

proportions

Description: Summary results for overall response proportions.

Response Proportions

Men Women Both Sexes

Eligible Responded Eligible Responded Eligible RespondedAge Group

n n % n n % n n %

Questions Used No questions are used, only the Interview Tracking Form is used.

Program ResponseOverall (unweighted)

General Information Reads in information from the Interview Tracking Form and reports for each age group: number ofeligible subjects and the number and percent of those eligible who participated in at least Step 1 of thesurvey.

Name Values Condition"men" m2534="x" OR m3544="x" OR m4554="x" OR m5564="x"Sex

"women" f2534="x" OR f3544="x" OR f4554="x" OR f5564="x"

2534 m2534="x" OR f2534="x"

3544 m3544="x" OR f3544="x"

4554 m4554="x" OR f4554="x"

AgeRange

5564 m5564="x" OR f5564="x""responded" S1y="X"Responded

"did not respond" ELSE

"eligible" Sex=(.) OR AgeRange=(.)

Created Variables

Eligible

"not eligible" ELSE


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Step 3

responseproportions

Description: Summary results for the response proportions for Step 3 for countries that have done STEP 3 with a sub-set of the sample.

Response Proportions for Step 3Men Women Both Sexes

Eligible Responded Eligible Responded Eligible RespondedAge Group

n n % n n % n n %

Questions Used No questions are used, only the Interview Tracking Form is used.

Program ResponseStep3 (unweighted)

General Information Reads in information from the Interview Tracking Form and reports for each age group: number ofeligible subjects and the number and percent of those eligible who participated in Step 3 of the survey.

Name Values Condition"men" m2534="x" OR m3544="x" OR m4554="x" OR m5564="x"Sex

"women" f2534="x" OR f3544="x" OR f4554="x" OR f5564="x"

2534 m2534="x" OR f2534="x"

3544 m3544="x" OR f3544="x"

4554 m4554="x" OR f4554="x"

AgeRange

5564 m5564="x" OR f5564="x"

"responded" S3y="X"Responded

"did not respond" ELSE

"not eligible" Sex=(.) OR AgeRange=(.)

Created Variables

Eligible

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Demographic Information Results

Age group by

sexDescription: Summary information by age group and sex of the respondents.

Instrument question:

C1: SexC2: What is your date of birth?

Age Group and Sex of Respondents

Men Women Both SexesAge Group

n % n % n %

Questions Used C1, C2

Program Cagesex (unweighted)

General Information Reports the number and percentage of respondents in each age group by sex. Only valid records(valid=1) are included in the output.


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Ethnicity Description: Summary results for the ethnicity of the respondents.

Instrument Question:

C5: What is your [insert relevant ethnic group/racial group/cultural subgroup/others] background?

Ethnic Group of RespondentsBoth Sexes

Ethnic

group

Ethnic

group

Ethnic

group

Other

ethnicgroup

Age Group

n % n % n % n %

Questions Used C5

Program Cethnic (unweighted)

General Information Reports the number and percentage of respondents for each ethnic group by age group.

Name Values Condition

1 C5(.) AND Valid=1

Created Variables

CLN

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Education Description: Mean number of years of education among respondents.

Instrument question:C4: In total, how many years have you spent at school or in full-time study (excluding pre-school)?

Mean Number of Years of Education


n Mean n Mean n Mean

Questions Used C4Program Ceduyears (unweighted)

General Information Reports the mean number of years of education of respondents, respondents are grouped by agegroup and sex. Only valid records (valid=1) who have a reasonable value for C4 (C4(.) ANDC430) are included in the output.

Name Values Condition1 C4(.) AND C430 AND Valid=1

Created VariablesCLN

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Highest level of

educationDescription: Highest level of education achieved by the survey respondents.

Instrument question:C6: What is the highest level of education you have completed?

Highest Level of EducationMen

No formalschooling

Some primaryschooling

Completedprimary

Completedsecondary school

Completed highschool

College /universitycompleted

Post-graduatedegree

AgeGroup

n % % % % % % %

Highest Level of EducationWomen

No formalschooling


Completedprimary




Post-graduatedegree

AgeGroup

n % % % % % % %

Highest Level of EducationBoth Sexes

No formalschooling


Completedprimary




Post-graduatedegree

AgeGroup

n % % % % % % %

Questions Used C6

Program Ceduhigh (unweighted)

General Information Reports the number and percentage of respondents who have attained each level of education, respondents are grouped by

age group. Only valid records (valid=1) who have a valid value for C6 (C

(.)) are included in the output.Name Values

C Labels in output tables created by recoding C6 responses.

Name Values Condition1 C(.) AND Valid=1

Created Variables

CLN

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Employment

statusDescription: Proportion of respondents in paid employment and those who are unpaid. Unpaid includes persons who are non-paid,students, homemakers, retired, and unemployed.


C7: Which of the following best describes your main work status over the last 12 months?Employment Status


Govtemployee

Non-govtemployee

Self-employed

UnpaidGovt

employeeNon-govtemployee

Self-employed

UnpaidGovt

employeeNon-govtemployee

Self-employed

UnpaidAge Group

n % % % % n % % % % n % % % %

Questions Used C7

Program Cworkpaid (unweighted)

General Information Reports the number and percentage of respondents in each employment category by age group andsex. Only valid records (valid=1) who have a valid value for C7 (C(.)) are included in the output.

Name Values

C Labels in output tables created by recoding C7 responses.Name Values Condition

1 C(.) AND Valid=1

Created Variables

CLN

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Unpaid work

and

unemployed

Description: Proportion of respondents in unpaid work.

Instrument question:C7: Which of the following best describes your main work status over the last 12 months?

Unpaid Work and UnemployedMen Women

Unemployed UnemployedNon-paid Student Homemaker Retired Able to

workNot ableto work

Non-paid Student Homemaker Retired Able towork

Not ableto work

AgeGroup

n % % % % % % n % % % % % %

Unpaid Work and UnemployedBoth Sexes

UnemployedNon-paid Student Homemaker Retired

Able to work Not able to work

AgeGroup

n % % % % % %

Questions Used C7Program Cworknotpaid (unweighted)

General Information Reports the number and percentage of respondents in each unpaid work category by age groupand sex. Only valid records (valid=1) who have a valid value for C7 (C(.)) are included in theoutput.

Name Values

C Labels in output tables created by recoding C7 responses.


1 C(.) AND Valid=1

Created Variables

CLN

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Income Description: Mean per capita household annual income in local currency (presented only for both sexes because results are for thehousehold not individuals).


C8: How many people older than 18 years, including yourself, live in your household?C9(a-c): Taking the past year, can you tell me what the average earning of the household have been?

Mean Annual Per Capita

Household IncomeBoth Sexes

n Mean

Questions Used C8, C9a, C9b, C9c

Program Cmeanincome (unweighted)

General Information Reports the mean reported per capita household annual income of all respondents by age group.Because values are country-specific, no cleaning is done on C9a-c values other than checking formissing values. For the output value of each record (stored in created variable "C9"), preference is given

first to C9c, then C9b, then C9a. Only valid records (valid=1) who have a valid value for C8 and C9(CLN=1) are included in the output.

Name ValuesC9ayr C9a*48

C9byr C9b*12


C9c C9c(.)

C9byr C9c=(.) AND C9b(.)C9ayr C9c=(.) AND C9byr=(.) AND C9ayr(.)

C9

(.) C9ayr=(.) AND C9byr=(.) AND C9c=(.)

C9percap C9/C8

1 C81 AND C8 30 AND C9(.) AND Valid=1

Created Variables

CLN

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Estimated

household

earnings

Description: Summary of respondent household earnings by quintile (presented only for both sexes because results are for thehousehold not individuals).


C10: If you don't know the amount, can you give an estimate of the annual household income if I read some options to you?Estimated Household Earnings

Quintile 1:Under $..

Quintile 2:$..- $..

Quintile 3:$..- $..

Quintile 4:$..- $..

Quintile 5:Over $..

n % % % % %

Questions Used C10

Program Cquintile (unweighted)

General Information Reports the number and percentage of respondents in each salary quintile by age group. Onlyvalid records (valid=1) who have a valid value for C10 (CLN=1) are included in the output.


1 C10(.) AND C101 AND C105 AND Valid=1

Created Variables

CLN

2 ELSE


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Tobacco Use

Smoking Status Description: Smoking status among all respondents.


T1: Do you currently smoke any tobacco products, such as cigarettes, cigars or pipes?T2: If Yes, do you current smoke tobacco products daily?

Current Smokers Among All Respondents

Men Women Both SexesAgeGroup n % 95% CI n % 95% CI n % 95% CI

Smoking Status Among All Respondents

Men Women

Current Smoker Current Smoker

Daily Non-Daily

Does NotSmoke Daily Non-Daily Does Not SmokeAgeGroup

n%

95%CI

%95%CI

%95%CI n

% 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI

Questions used T1, T2

Program Tsmokestatus (unweighted), TsmokestatusWT (weighted)

General Information Reports the smoking status of all respondents. To be included in output tables, respondent must haveanswered T1 and T2 correctly (CLN=1).

Smoking Status Among All Respondents

Both Sexes

Current Smoker

Daily Non-Daily Does Not Smoke

AgeGroup

n % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI


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Name Purpose Values Condition1 T1=1 OR T1=2T1CLN Checks for valid

response to T1 2 ELSE1 T1=1 AND (T2=1 OR T2=2)

ORT1=2 AND (T2=(.) OR T2=2)

T2CLN Checks for validresponse to T2

2 ELSE

1 T1CLN=1 AND T2CLN=1 AND Valid=1CLN Determines if T1 and T2are clean 2 ELSE

"daily smoker" T1=1 AND T2=1"current smoker (non-daily)" T1=1 AND T2=2C Output table values"non-smoker" T1=2

"daily and non-daily smokers" T1=1 AND (T2=1 OR T2=2)

Created Variables

D Output table values

"non-smoker" ELSE


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Current daily smokers among smokers


n % 95% CI n % 95% CI n % 95% CI


Program Tsmokefreq (unweighted), TsmokefreqWT (weighted)

General Information Reports the percentage of current smokers who are daily vs. non-daily smokers. To be included in outputtables, respondent must have answered T1 and T2 correctly (CLN=1) and be a current smoker (T1=1).

Name Purpose Values Condition

1 T1=1 OR T1=2T1CLN Checks for validresponse to T1

2 ELSE1 T1=1 AND (T2=1 OR T2=2)

ORT1=2 AND (T2=(.) OR T2=2)


2 ELSE

1 T1CLN=1 AND T2CLN=1 AND Valid=1CLN Determines if T1and T2 are clean 2 ELSE

"current daily smoker" T1=1 AND T2=1

Created Variables

C Table values

"current smoker (non-daily)" T1=1 AND T2=2

Frequency of

smokingDescription: Percentage of daily smokers among smokers.

Instrument question:T1: Do you currently smoke any tobacco products, such as cigarettes, cigars or pipes?T2: If Yes, do you current smoke tobacco products daily?


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Manufactured

cigarette

smokers

Description: Percentage of daily smokers who use manufactured cigarettes.

Instrument question:T5a: On average, how many of the following do you smoke each day? [manufactured cigarettes]

Manufactured cigarette smokers among daily smokers


n % 95% CI n % 95% CI n % 95% CI

Questions used T1, T2, T5aProgram Tsmokeman (unweighted), TsmokemanWT (weighted)

General Information Reports the percentage of daily smokers who use manufactured cigarettes. To be included in outputtables, respondent must have answered T1 and T2 correctly (CLN=1) and be a daily smoker (T2=1).


response to T1 2 ELSE

1 T1=1 AND (T2=1 OR T2=2)ORT1=2 AND (T2=(.) OR T2=2)


2 ELSE

1 T1CLN=1 AND T2CLN=1 AND Valid=1CLN Determines if T1 and T2are all clean 2 ELSE

"smokes manufactured cig" T5a1 AND T5a50

Created Variables

C Table values

"does not smokemanufactured cig"

ELSE


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Amount of

tobacco used

among smokers

by type

Description: Mean amount of tobacco used by daily smokers by type.

Instrument question:T5(a-e): On average, how many of the following do you smoke each day?

Mean amount of tobacco used by daily smokers by type

Men

Mean # of manufactured cig. Mean # of hand-rolled cig. Mean # of pipes of tobacco Mean # of other typeAge Group

n # 95% CI n # 95% CI n # 95% CI n # 95% CI


Women


n # 95% CI n # 95% CI n # 95% CI n # 95% CI


Both Sexes


n # 95% CI n # 95% CI n # 95% CI n # 95% CI

Questions used T1, T2, T5(a-e)

Program Tsmoketype (unweighted), TsmoketypeWT (weighted)

General Information For each type of tobacco, reports the amount of used by current daily smokers. To be included in all output tables,respondent must have answered T1 and T2 correctly (CLN=1) and be a current daily smoker (T2=1). Additionally, each

respondent must have given a valid answer to T5a, T5b, T5c, T5d, or T5e as needed for each output table (i.e. relevantT5(a-e)CLN variable must equal 1).

Name Purpose Values Condition1 T1=1 OR T1=2T1CLN Checks for valid response to

T1 2 ELSE1 T1=1 AND (T2=1 OR T2=2) OR T1=2 AND (T2=(.) OR T2=2)T2CLN Checks for valid response to

T2 2 ELSE1 T1CLN=1 AND T2CLN=1 AND Valid=1

Created Variables

CLN Determines if T1 and T2 are

clean 2 ELSE


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1 T5a0 AND T5a50T5aCLN Checks for valid response toT5a 2 ELSE

1 T5b0 AND T5b50T5bCLN Checks for valid response toT5b 2 ELSE1 T5c0 AND T5c50T5cCLN Checks for valid response to

T5c 2 ELSE1 T5d0 AND T5d50T5dCLN Checks for valid response to

T5d 2 ELSE1 T5e0 AND T5e50T5eCLN Checks for valid response to

T5e 2 ELSE

T5d+T5e T5dCLN=1 AND T5eCLN=1T5e T5dCLN=2 AND T5eCLN=1Tother Combines T5d and T5e intoone response

T5d T5dCLN=1 AND T5eCLN=2

1 T5dCLN=1 OR T5eCLN=1TotherCLN Checks for valid response toT5other 2 ELSE


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Initiation and

duration of

smoking

Description: Average age of initiation and duration, in years, of smoking among daily smokers.

Instrument question:T3: How old were you when you first started smoking daily?T4(a-c): Do you remember how long ago it was?

Mean Age Started Smoking

Men Women Both SexesAgeGroup n Mean age 95% CI n Mean age 95% CI n Mean age 95% CI

Mean Duration of Smoking

Men Women Both SexesAgeGroup n Mean age 95% CI n Mean age 95% CI n Mean age 95% CI

Questions used T1, T2,T3, T4a, T4b, T4c

Program Tsmokeagetime (unweighted), TsmokeagetimeWT (weighted)

General Information Reports the average age of initiation and the duration of smoking, in years, among current daily smokers. T4b

(months) and T4c (weeks) are calculated into whole years so they can be subtracted from Age. To be included indenominator respondent must answer T1 and T2 correctly, be a current daily smoker (T2=1), and have respondedcorrectly to either T3, T4a, T4b, or T4c (CLN=1). In calculating initiation and duration, preference is given first toT3, then T4a, then T4b, then T4c.

Name Purpose Values Condition1 T1=1 OR T1=2T1CLN Checks for valid response to T12 ELSE


T2CLN Checks for valid response to T2

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T4b/12 T4b1 AND T4b12T4byrs T4b is recoded into years(.) ELSE

1 T4byrs

(.)T4bCLN Checks for valid response to T4byrsafter the recode 2 ELSET4c/52 T4c1 AND T4c30T4cyrs T4c is recoded into years

(.) ELSE1 T4cyrs(.)T4cCLN Checks for valid response to T4cyrs

after the recode 2 ELSET3 T3CLN=1

Age-T4a T4aCLN=1

Age-T4byrs T4bCLN=1

Initiation Age of initiation. In order ofprecedence: assigned to either T3,

Age-T4a, Age-T4b, or Age-T4c. Age-T4cyrs T4cCLN=1

Duration Duration of smoking in years.Calculates duration of smoking bysubtracting Initiation from Age.

Age-Initiation

1 T1CLN=1 AND T2CLN=1 AND Valid=1 ANDInitiation(.) AND Duration0

CLN Determines if T1 and T2 are clean, ifthe record is valid, and if validinformation has been entered tocalculate Initiation (and Duration)

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Percentage of

ex daily

smokers in the

population

Description: Percentage of ex-daily smokers among all respondents and the mean time, in years, since they quit smoking daily.

Instrument question:T6: In the past did you ever smoke daily?T7: How old were you when you stopped smoking daily?T8(a-c): How long ago did you stop smoking daily?

Ex-daily Smokers Among All Respondents


Mean Years Since Cessation

Men Women Both SexesAgeGroup n mean 95% CI n mean 95% CI n mean 95% CI

Questions used T2,T6,T7,T8(a-c)

Program Tsmokeexdaily (unweighted), TsmokeexdailyWT (weighted)

General Information Reports the percentage of ex-daily smokers among all respondents and the average time, in years, since they quitsmoking daily. T8b (months) and T8c (weeks) are calculated into whole years so they can be subtracted from Age.Values less than one year are recoded as Missing. To be included in first output table, respondents must haveanswered T6 correctly (i.e. CLN=1). To be included in second output table, respondents must also be an ex-dailysmoker (T6=1) and have valid answers to either T7 or T8(a-c) (StopCLN=1) .

Name Purpose Values Condition1 (T6=1 OR T6=2) AND T21T6CLN Checks for valid response to T6

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T8c/52 T8c1 AND T8c30T8cyrs T8c is recoded into years(.) ELSE

1 T8cyrs

(.)T8cCLN Checks for valid response to T8cafter the recode 2 ELSEAge-T7 T7CLN=1

T8a T8aCLN=1T8byrs T8bCLN=1

Stop Time since cessation. In order ofprecedence: assigned to either Ageminus T7, T8a, T8byrs, or T8cyrs.

T8cyrs T8cCLN=11 T6CLN=1 AND Valid=1CLN Determines if T6 is clean and if

record is valid 2 ELSE

1 Stop

(.) and Stop

10StopCLN Determines if Stop contains a value 2 ELSE

"Ex-daily smoker" T6=1C Output table values

"Not an ex-daily smoker (includescurrent users)"

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Current Users

of smokeless

tobacco

Description: Smokeless tobacco use (daily and non-daily) among all respondents.

Instrument questions:T9: Do you currently use any smokeless tobacco such as [snuff, chewing tobacco, betel]?T10: Do you currently use smokeless tobacco products daily?

Current Smokeless Tobacco Users Among All Respondents


Smokeless Tobacco Use Among All RespondentsMen Women

Current User Current User

Daily Non-Daily

Does Not UseSmokeless Tobacco Daily Non-Daily

Does Not UseSmokeless Tobacco

AgeGroup

n%

95%CI

%95%CI

% 95% CIn

% 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI


Program Tsmokelessstatus (unweighted), TsmokelessstatusWT (weighted)

General

Information

Reports smokeless tobacco use among all respondents. To be included in the output tables, respondents must

have answered T9 and T10 correctly (CLN=1).Name Purpose Values Condition

1 T9=1 OR T9=2T9CLN Checks for valid response to T9

2 ELSE


Created Variables


2 ELSE

Smokeless Tobacco Use Among All Respondents

Both SexesCurrent User

Daily Non-Daily

Does Not UseSmokeless Tobacco

AgeGroup

n % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI


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1 T9CLN=1 AND T10CLN=1 AND Valid=1CLN Indicates if both T9 and T10 are cleanand the record is valid. 2 ELSE

"non-daily smokelesstobacco user"

T9=1 AND T10=2

"daily smokelesstobacco user"

T9=1 AND T10=1

C Output table values. Records withCLN=1 are the only ones reported intable.

"not a smokelesstobacco user"

T9=2

"current smokelesstobacco user"

T9=1D Output table values. Records withCLN=1 are the only ones reported intable. "not a smokeless

tobacco user" ELSE


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Current Users

of smokeless

tobacco

Description: Percentage of ex-daily smokeless tobacco users among all respondents.

Instrument questions:T10: Do you currently use smokeless tobacco products daily?T12: Did you ever use smokeless tobacco such as [snuff, chewing tobacco, betel] daily?

Ex-daily smokeless tobacco users


n % 95% CI n % 95% CI n % 95% CI

Questions used T10,T12

Program Tsmokelessexdaily (unweighted), TsmokelessexdailyWT (weighted)

General

Information

Reports percentage of ex-daily smokeless tobacco users among all respondents. To be included in the output table,respondents must have answered T12 correctly (CLN=1).


1 (T12=1 OR T12=2) AND T101 AND Valid=1CLN Checks for valid responseto T12 and that record is

valid

2 ELSE

"ex-daily smokeless user" T12=1

Created Variables

C Output table values

"not an ex-daily smokelessuser (includes current users)"

ELSE


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Frequency of

smokeless

tobacco use

among users by

type

Description: Mean frequency of smokeless tobacco use, among smokeless tobacco users, by type.

Instrument question:T11a-e: On average, how many times a day do you use?

Mean Times Per Day Smokeless Tobacco Used By Daily Smokeless Tobacco Users By Type

Men

Snuff by mouth Snuff by nose Chewing tobacco Betel, quid OtherAge Group

n # 95% CI n # 95% CI n # 95% CI n # 95% CI n # 95% CI


Women




Both Sexes



Questions used T9,T10,T11a-e

Program Tsmokelesstype (unweighted), TsmokelesstypeWT (weighted)

General Information For each type of smokeless tobacco, reports the amount used by smokeless tobacco users. To be included in theoutput tables, respondents must have answered T9 and T10 correctly (CLN=1), have indicated that they usesmokeless products daily (T10=1), and have provided a valid answer for the corresponding question, T11a throughT11e (T11[a-e]CLN=1), for each table.


1 T9=1 OR T9=2T9CLN Checks for valid response to T9

2 ELSE

1 (T9=2 AND T101) OR (T9=1 AND (T10=1 OR T10=2))

Created Variables


2 ELSE


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1 T9CLN=1 AND T10CLN=1 AND Valid=1CLN Indicates if both T9 and T10 are cleanand record is valid 2 ELSE

1 T11a0 AND T11a50T11aCLN Checks for valid response to T11a 2 ELSE

1 T11b0 AND T11b50T11bCLN Checks for valid response to T11b

2 ELSE

1 T11c0 AND T11c50T11cCLN Checks for valid response to T11c

2 ELSE

1 T11d0 AND T11d50T11dCLN Checks for valid response to T11d

2 ELSE

1 T11e0 AND T11e50T11eCLN Checks for valid response to T11e2 ELSE


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Daily Tobacco Users


Age Group n % 95% CI n % 95% CI n % 95% CI

Current Tobacco Users


n % 95% CI n % 95% CI n % 95% CI

Questions used T1, T2, T9, T10

Program Tdailyuser (unweighted), TdailyuserWT (weighted)General Information Reports the percentage of all tobacco users among all respondents. To be included in output table,

respondent must have answered T1, T2, T9, and T10 correctly (CLN=1).


response to T1 2 ELSE

1 T1=1 AND (T2=1 OR T2=2)

ORT1=2 AND (T2=(.) OR T2=2)

T2CLN Checks for valid

response to T2

2 ELSE

1 T9=1 OR T9=2T9CLN Checks for validresponse to T9 2 ELSE



2 ELSE

Current

tobacco usersDescription: Percentage of tobacco users (daily and non-daily), includes smoking and smokeless, among the all respondents.

Instrument questions:T1: Do you currently smoke any tobacco products, such as cigarettes, cigars or pipes?T2: Do you currently smoke tobacco products daily?T9: Do you currently use any smokeless tobacco such as [snuff, chewing tobacco, betel]?T10: Do you currently use smokeless tobacco products daily?


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1 T1CLN=1 AND T2CLN=1 AND T9CLN=1 ANDT10CLN=1 AND Valid=1

CLN Indicates if T1, T2,T9, and T10 areclean and therecord is valid.

2 ELSE

1 (T1=1 AND T2=1)

2 (T1=1 AND T2=2)

smokerstatus Determinessmoking status.1=daily smoker,2=non-dailysmoker, 3= non-smoker

3 T1=2

1 (T9=1 AND T10=1)

2 (T9=1 AND T10=2)

tobuserstatus Determines tobacco

use status. 1=dailyuser, 2=non-dailyuser, 3= non-user

3 T9=2

"current dailytobacco user"

smokerstatus=1 OR tobuserstatus=1C Output table values

"not a current dailytobacco user"

ELSE

"current tobacco

user"

smokerstatus=1 OR smokerstatus=2 OR

tobuserstatus=1 OR tobuserstatus=2


"not a currenttobacco user"

ELSE


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Alcohol Consumption

Alcohol

consumption

status

Description: Alcohol consumption status of all respondents. Abstainers have not consumed alcohol in the last 12 months.

Instrument questions:

A1: Have you consumed alcohol (such as ) within the past 12 months?A4: Have you consumed alcohol (such as ) within the past 30 days?

Alcohol Consumption Status

Men Women

Current Drinker(last 30 days)

Drank in thelast 12 mos.(not current)

AbstainerCurrent Drinker

(last 30 days)Drank in the last 12mos. (not current)

AbstainerAgeGroup

n% 95% CI % 95% CI %

95%CI n

% 95% CI %95%CI

% 95% CI

Alcohol Consumption StatusBoth Sexes

Current Drinker(last 30 days)

Drank in the last 12 mos.(not current)

AbstainerAgeGroup

n%

95%CI

% 95% CI % 95% CI

Questions Used A1, A4

Program Aconsumption (unweighted), AconsumptionWT (unweighted)General Information Reports which respondents have either 1) consumed alcohol in the past 30 days, 2) consumed alcohol in the past 12

mos., but NOT in the past 30 days, or 3) consumed no alcohol in the past 12 mos. Respondents must have answeredA1 and A4 correctly (CLN=1) to be included in output table.

Name Purpose Values Condition1 A1=1 OR A1=2

Created VariablesA1CLN Checks for valid response to

A1 2 ELSE


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1 A1=1 AND (A4=1 OR A4=2)ORA1=2 AND (A4=(.) OR A4=2)

A4CLN Checks for valid response toA4

2 ELSE1 A1CLN=1 AND A4CLN=1 AND Valid=1CLN Indicates if A1 and A4 are

clean and the record is valid. 2 ELSE

"drank within the past 12 months" A1=1 AND A4=2

"drank within the past 30 days" A4=1


"abstainer" A1=2

1 A1=1 OR A1=2A1CLN Checks for valid response toA1 2 ELSE


A4CLN Checks for valid response toA4

2 ELSE

1 A1CLN=1 AND A4CLN=1 AND Valid=1CLN Indicates if A1 and A4 areclean and the record is valid. 2 ELSE


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Alcohol

consumption

status

Description: Alcohol consumption status of all respondents. Abstainers have not consumed alcohol in the last 12 months.

NOTE: This program is intended for use in lieu of Aconsumption when A4 has not been asked. If A4 is included in the Instrument,use the Aconsumption program instead.


A1: Have you consumed alcohol (such as ) within the past 12 months?Percentage of Respondents Who Drank in the Last 12 Months


n % 95% CI n % 95% CI n % 95% CI

Questions used A1

Program Aconsumptionv1.4 (unweighted), Aconsumptionv1.4WT (weighted)

General Information Reports the percentage of all respondents who drank alcohol in the past 12 months. To be included in output table,respondent must have answered A1 correctly.


1 (A1=1 OR A1=2) AND Valid=1CLN Ensures there's a valid answerfor A1 and that record is valid. 2 ELSE

"drank within the past 12 months" A1=1

Created Variables


"abstainer" A1=2


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Frequency of

alcohol

consumption

Description: Frequency of alcohol consumption in the last 12 months among drinkers.


A1: Have you consumed alcohol (such as ) within the past 12 months?A2: In the past 12 months, how frequently have you had at least one drink?

Frequency of Drinking in Past 12 Months

Men

Daily 5-6 Days/Week 1-4 Days/Week 1-3 Days/MonthAge Group

n % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI


Women


n % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI


Both Sexes


n % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI


Program Afrequency (unweighted), AfrequencyWT (weighted)

General Information Reports the frequency of consumption of at least one drink over the past year by drinkers. To be included in the outputtable, respondents must have correctly answered A1and A2 (CLN=1), and have consumed alcohol in past 12 months(A1=1).

Name Purpose Values Condition1 A1=1 OR A1=2A1CLN Checks for valid response toA1 2 ELSE

1 A21 AND A25 AND A1=1A2CLN Checks for valid response toA2 2 ELSE

1 A1CLN=1 AND A2CLN=1 AND Valid=1

Created Variables

CLN Indicates if A1 and A2 areclean and the record is valid 2 ELSE


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"Daily" A2=1

"5-6 days per week" A2=2

"1-4 days per week" A2=3

"1-3 days per month" A2=4

C Table values

"less than once a month" A2=5


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Standard

drinks per dayDescription: Average number of standard drinks consumed by drinkers per day.


A3: When you drink alcohol, on average, how many drinks do you have during one day.Number of Standard Drinks Consumed on a Drinking Day

Men Women

1 Drink 2-3 Drinks 4-5 Drinks 6+ Drinks Mean 1 Drink 2-3 Drinks 4-5 Drinks 6+ Drinks MeanAge

Groupn % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI # 95% CI n % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI # 95% CI

Number of Standard Drinks Consumed on a Drinking DayBoth Sexes

1 Drink 2-3 Drinks 4-5 Drinks 6+ Drinks MeanAge Group

n % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI # 95% CI


Program Anumdrinkperday (unweighted), AnumdrinkperdayWT (weighted)

General Information Reports the average number of drinks consumed by drinkers per day. To be included in the output table, respondentsmust have correctly answered A1 and A3 (CLN=1), and have consumed alcohol in the past 12 months (A1=1).

Name Purpose Values Condition1 A1=1 OR A1=2A1CLN Checks for valid response to

A1 2 ELSE

1 A3(.) AND A30 AND A350A3CLN Checks for valid response toA3 2 ELSE

1 A1CLN=1 AND A3CLN=1 AND Valid=1CLN Indicates if A1 and A3 areclean and the record is valid 2 ELSE

"1" A3=1

"2-3" A3=2 OR A3=3

"4-5" A3=4 OR A3=5

Created Variables

C Output table values.

"6+" A3>5 AND A350


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Heavy drinking Description: frequency and quantity of drinks consumed by current drinkers in the last 7 days grouped into three categories.


A5(a-g): During each of the past 7 days, how many standard drinks of any alcoholic drink did you have each day?

Questions Used A1, A4, A5(a-g)

Program Aheavydrinking (unweighted), AheavydrinkingWT (weighted)

General Information Reports the frequency and number of drinks consumed in the last seven days by current drinkers. To be included in theoutput table, respondents must have correctly answered A1, A4, and A5(a-g) (CLN=1), and have consumed alcohol in past30 days (A4=1).

Modified Variables Before any new variables are created, A5a through A5g are modified in the following manner: Any days with an emptyresponse or missing code response (e.g. 77) are replaced with a 0 IF at least one day has a non-missing/non-empty response.These changes are only saved to the temporary dataset used for analysis, the actual dataset is left unchanged.

Name Purpose Values Condition1 A1=1 OR A1=2A1CLN Checks for valid response to A1

2 ELSE

1 A1=1 AND (A4=1 OR A4=2)OR

A1=2 AND A41

A4CLN Checks for valid response to A4

2 ELSE

1 (A5a=(.) OR A5a77) AND (A5b=(.) OR A5b77) AND(A5c=(.) OR A5c77) AND (A5d=(.) OR A5d77) AND(A5e=(.) OR A5e77) AND (A5f=(.) OR A5f77) AND(A5g=(.) OR A5g77)

Created Variables

Allmissing Checks if all A5(a-g) responses aremissing. If its value is 2, missingvariables for A5(1-g) are reset to 0 sothat partial responses can be included

in the analysis. 2 ELSE

Frequency and quantity of drinks consumed in the last 7 days

Men Women

Drank on 4+ Days 5+ drinks on any day 5+ drinks on any day Drank on 4+ Days 5+ drinks on any day 5+ drinks on any dayAge

Groupn % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI n % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI

Frequency and quantity of drinks consumed in the last 7 days

Both SexesDrank on 4+ Days 5+ drinks on any day 5+ drinks on any day

AgeGroup

n % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI


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1 A5a4 OR A5g>4

menDrinks Checks if 5+ drinks consumed on 1 day

"no days with morethan 5 drinks"

ELSE

"20 or more drinkstotal all week"

(A5a + A5b + A5c + A5d + A5e + A5f + A5g)>20menDrinksWeek Checks if 20+ drinks consumed overweek

"less than 20 drinkstotal all week"

ELSE

"4 or more drinks onat least one day"

A5a>3 OR A5b>3 OR A5c>3 OR A5d>3 OR A5e>3 ORA5f>3 OR A5g>3

femDrinks Checks if 4+ drinks consumed on 1 day

"no days with morethan 4 drinks" ELSE

"15 or more drinkstotal all week"

(A5a + A5b + A5c + A5d + A5e + A5f + A5g)>15femDrinksWeek Checks if 15+ drinks consumed overweek

"less than 15 drinkstotal all week"

ELSE


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Hazardous and

harmful

drinking

Description: Percentage ofcurrent drinkers engaging in hazardous or harmful drinking in the last 7 days.


A5a-g: During each of the past 7 days, how many standard drinks of any alcoholic drink did you have each day?Hazardous and harmful drinking in the last 7 days

Men Women

HarmfulDrinking

HazardousDrinking


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A4CLN Checks for valid response to A4

2 ELSE

1 A5a


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Largest

number of

drinks in last 12

months

Description: Largest number of drinks consumed by drinkers during a single occasion in the last 12 months.


A6: In the past 12 months what was the largest number of drinks you had on a single occasion, counting all types of standarddrinks together?

Mean Maximum Number of Drinks Consumed on One Occasion in the Last 12 Months


n # 95% CI n # 95% CI n # 95% CI

Questions Used A1, A6Program Alargestnum (unweighted), AlargestnumWT (weighted)

General Information Reports the largest number of drinks consumed on a single occasion in the past 12 months. To be included in theoutput table, respondents must have correctly answered A1 and A6 (CLN=1), and have consumed alcohol in past 12months (A1=1).


A1 2 ELSE1 A6(.) AND A650A6CLN Checks for valid response to

A6 using a cut-off of 50 drinks 2 ELSE

1 A1CLN=1 and A6CLN=1 AND Valid=1

Created Variables



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Male

Binge

Drinking

Description: Mean number of occasions where maledrinker drank five or more drinks during a single occasion.


A7: In the past 12 months, on how many days did you have five or more standard drinks in a single day?Five or More Drinks on a Single Occasion

MenAge Group

n # Days 95% CI


Program Abingemen (unweighted), AbingemenWT (weighted)General Information Reports the frequency of binge drinking over the past year among male drinkers. To be included in the output table,

respondents must have correctly answered A1and A7 (CLN=1), and have consumed alcohol in past 12 months(A1=1).



A7 2 ELSE1 A1CLN=1 and A7CLN=1 AND Valid=1

Created Variables



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Female Binge

DrinkingDescription: Mean number of occasions where femaledrinker drank four or more drinks during a single occasion.


A8: In the past 12 months, on how many days did you have four or more standard drinks in a single day?Four or More Drinks on a Single Occasion

MenAge Group

n # Days 95% CI


Program Abingewomen (unweighted), AbingewomenWT (weighted)General Information Reports the frequency of binge drinking over the past year among female drinkers. To be included in the output

table, respondents must have correctly answered A1and A7 (CLN=1), and have consumed alcohol in past 12months (A1=1).



A8 2 ELSE1 A1CLN=1 and A8CLN=1 AND Valid=1

Created Variables



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Fruit and Vegetable Consumption

Fruit and

vegetable

consumption

Description: Mean number of days fruit and vegetables (separately) are consumed.


D1: In a typical week, on how many days do your eat fruit?D2: How many servings of fruit do you eat each on one of those days?D3: In a typical week, on how many days do your eat vegetables?D4: How many servings of vegetables do you eat each on one of those days?

Mean Number of Days Fruit Consumed in a Typical Week


n # 95% CI n # 95% CI n # 95% CI

Mean Number of Days Vegetables Consumed in a Typical Week

Men Women Both SexesAge Groupn # 95% CI n # 95% CI n # 95% CI

Questions Used D1, D2, D3, D4

Program Ddays (unweighted), DdaysWT (weighted)

General Information Reports the mean number of days fruit and vegetables (separately) were consumed. To be included in the first outputtable, respondents must have correctly answered D1 and D2 (FruitCLN=1). To be included in the second output table,

respondents must have correctly answered D3 and D4 (VegCLN=1).Before any new variables are created, D2 and D4 are modified using the following logical tests. These changes are onlysaved to the temporary dataset used for analysis, the actual dataset is left unchanged.

Variable New Value Condition

0 (D1=0 AND (D2=(.) OR D2>20))

(.) (D11 AND D17 AND D2>20)

Modified Variables

D2

D2 ELSE


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0 (D3=0 AND (D4=(.) OR D4>20))

(.) (D31 AND D37 AND D4>20)

D4

D4 ELSE

Name Purpose Values Condition1 D1(.) AND D17D1CLN Checks for valid

response to D1 2 ELSE

1 (D1CLN=1 AND D1>0 AND D2>0) OR (D1=0 AND D2=0)D2CLN Checks for validresponse to D2 2 ELSE

1 D3(.) AND D37D3CLN Checks for validresponse to D3 2 ELSE

1 (D3CLN=1 AND D3>0 AND D>0) OR (D3=0 AND D4=0)D4CLN Checks for validresponse to D4 2 ELSE

1 D1CLN=1 AND D2CLN=1 AND Valid=1FruitCLN

2 ELSE

1 D3CLN=1 AND D4CLN=1 AND Valid=1

Created Variables

VegCLN

2 ELSE


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Fruit and

vegetable

consumption

Description: Mean number of fruit, vegetable, and combined fruit and vegetable servings per day on days consumed.



Mean Number of Servings of Fruit Consumed on Average per Day


n # 95% CI n # 95% CI n # 95% CI

Mean Number of Servings of Vegetables Consumed on Average per Day


n # 95% CI n # 95% CI n # 95% CI

Mean Number of Days Fruit and/or Vegetables Consumed in a Typical Week

Men Women Both SexesAge Groupn # 95% CI n # 95% CI n # 95% CI

Questions Used D1, D2, D3, D4

Program Dservings (unweighted), DservingsWT (weighted)

General Information Reports the mean number of servings of fruit and/or vegetables (separately and combined) consumed. To be included in thefirst two output tables, respondents must have correctly answered D1 and D2 (FruitCLN=1) and D3 and D4 (VegCLN=1),

respectively. To be included in the last output table, respondents must have correctly answered either D1 and D2 or D3 andD4 or all questions, D1 through D4, correctly (fvCLN=1).

Before any new variables are created, D2 and D4 are modified using the following logical tests. These changes are onlysaved to the temporary dataset used for analysis, the actual dataset is left unchanged.

Variable New Value Condition

0 (D1=0 AND (D2=(.) OR D2>20))

(.) (D11 AND D17 AND D2>20)

Modified Variables

D2

D2 ELSE


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0 (D3=0 AND (D4=(.) OR D4>20))

(.) (D31 AND D37 AND D4>20)

D4

D4 ELSE

Name Purpose Values Condition1 D1(.) AND D17D1CLN Checks for valid response to D1

2 ELSE

1 (D1CLN=1 AND D1>0 AND D2>0) OR (D1=0 ANDD2=0)

D2CLN Checks for valid response to D2

2 ELSE

1 D3(.) AND D37D3CLN Checks for valid response to D3

2 ELSE

1 (D3CLN=1 AND D3>0 AND D4>0) OR (D3=0 ANDD4=0)

D4CLN Checks for valid response to D4

2 ELSE

1 D1CLN=1 AND D2CLN=1 AND Valid=1FruitCLN Checks that D1 and D2 are clean and record isvalid 2 ELSE

1 D3CLN=1 AND D4CLN=1 AND Valid=1VegCLN Checks that D3 and D4 are clean and record isvalid 2 ELSE

(D1*D2)/7 FruitCLN=1fservings Mean number of servings of fruit per day

(.) ELSE

(D3*D4)/7 VegCLN=1vservings Mean number of servings of vegetables perday (.) ELSE

(D1*D2)/7 +(D3*D4)/7

FruitCLN=1 AND VegCLN=1

(D1*D2)/7 FruitCLN=1 AND VegCLN=2

fvservings If both fruit and vegetable responses are valid,set to combined number of servings,otherwise set to only fruit or only vegetables,

depending on which is valid, if any. (D3*D4)/7 FruitCLN=2 AND VegCLN=1

1 (FruitCLN=1 OR VegCLN=1) AND Valid=1

Created Variables

fvCLN Indicates that response for fruit and/orvegetable consumption is valid 2 ELSE


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Five or more

combined fruit

and vegetables

per day

Description: Frequency of fruit and/or vegetable consumption.



Servings of Fruit and/or Vegetables on Average per DayMen Women Both Sexes

0 1-2 3-4 20)

Modified Variables

D4

D4 ELSE


1 D1(.) AND D17D1CLN Checks for valid response toD1 2 ELSE

1 (D1CLN=1 AND D1>0 AND D2>0)OR(D1=0 AND D2=0)

Created Variables

D2CLN Checks for valid response toD2

2 ELSE


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1 D3(.) AND D37D3CLN Checks for valid response toD3 2 ELSE

1 (D3CLN=1 AND D3>0 AND D4>0)OR(D3=0 AND D4=0)

D4CLN Checks for valid response toD4

2 ELSE

1 D1CLN=1 AND D2CLN=1 AND Valid=1FruitCLN Checks that D1 and D2 areclean and record is valid 2 ELSE

1 D3CLN=1 AND D4CLN=1 AND Valid=1VegCLN Checks that D3 and D4 areclean and record is valid 2 ELSE

(D1*D2)/7 + (D3*D4)/7 FruitCLN=1 AND VegCLN=1(D1*D2)/7 FruitCLN=1 AND VegCLN=2

amount If both fruit and vegetableresponses are valid, set tocombined number of servings,otherwise set to only fruit oronly vegetables, depending onwhich is valid, if any.

(D3*D4)/7 FruitCLN=2 AND VegCLN=1

"5 or more servings offruit/veg on avg per day"

amount5C Output table values

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Type of oils

used most

frequently

Description: type of oil or fat most often used for meal preparation in households (presented only for both sexes because results arefor the household not individuals).

Instrument question:What type of oil or fat is most often used for meal preparation in your household?

Type of Oil or Fat Most Often Used for Meal Preparation in HouseholdVegetable oil Lard Butter Margarine None used other

Age Group% 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI

Questions Used D5

Program Doil (unweighted), DoilWT (weighted)

General Information Reports the type of oil or fat most often used for meal preparation in the household. To be included in theoutput table, respondents must have correctly answered D5 correctly (CLN=1).

Name Purpose Values Condition1 D5(.) AND D577 AND D588 AND D599

AND D57D5CLN Checks for valid response to D5

2 ELSE

1 D5CLN=1 AND Valid=1CLN Ensures record is valid and D5CLN=12 ELSE

Created Variables

C Labels for output table. Response optionsfor D5 are simply recoded to the output text.


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Physical Activity

Introduction In all physical activity programs, the physical activity responses (P1-P15) are first cleaned using the CleanRecode programsdescribed below. All physical activity programs, with the exception of Psedentary, call all the CleanRecode programs exceptCleanRecodeP16. This cleaning program is only called by the Psedentary programs.

CleanRecode

ProgramsA CleanRecode program exists for each subset of physical activity questions. These are: CleanRecode P1-P3, CleanRecode P4-P6,CleanRecode P7-P9, CleanRecode P10-P12, CleanRecode P13-P15, and CleanRecode P16. The first 5 of these programs are

identical with the only exception being that the question numbers are changed. CleanRecode P1-P3 is described in the followingtable. This same description applies to CleanRecode P4-P6, CleanRecode P7-P9, CleanRecode P10-P12, and CleanRecode P13-P15.Since the program CleanRecode P16 differs from the other 5 CleanRecode programs, its description is provided in the second tablebelow.

CleanRecode P1-P3

Questions Used P1, P2, P3a, P3b

General Information Before checking for valid responses to P1 through P3a&b, P3a and P3b are checked for possible data entry errors (i.e. minutes

entered where hours are expected). To have a "clean" response, respondents must have answered all 3 questions correctly andconsistently (P1t3CLN=1).

Before any new variables are created, P3a and P3b are modified using the following logical tests. To summarize, these tests tryto correct obvious data entry errors where minute values of 15, 30, 45, or 60 were entered as hour values in P3a. These changesare only saved to the temporary dataset used for analysis, the actual dataset is left unchanged.

Condition New P3a Value New P3b Value

P3a=15 AND (P3b=(.) OR P3b=0 OR P3b=15 OR P3b=77 OR P3b=88 OR P3b=99) 0 15

P3a=30 AND (P3b=(.) OR P3b=0 OR P3b=30 OR P3b=77 OR P3b=88 OR P3b=99) 0 30

P3a=45 AND (P3b=(.) OR P3b=0 OR P3b=45 OR P3b=77 OR P3b=88 OR P3b=99) 0 45P3a=60 AND (P3b=(.) OR P3b=0 OR P3b=60 OR P3b=77 OR P3b=88 OR P3b=99) 1 0

(P3a=7 AND P3b=77) OR (P3a=8 AND P3b=88) OR (P3a=9 AND P3b=99) 0 0

P3a=77 OR P3a=88 OR P3a=99 0 (leave as is)

Modified Variables

P3b=77 OR P3b=88 OR P3b=99 (leave as is) 0

N P V l C ditiC t d V i bl


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Name Purpose Value Condition

0 P3a=(.)P3amin Computes min value for P3a.

P3a*60 ELSE

0 P3b=(.)P3bmin Set equal to P3b, with 0's replacingmissing values. P3b ELSE

P3 Total time in mins. P3amin+P3bmin

1 P1=1 AND P2>0 AND P20 AND P29

AND P3


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CleanRecode P16

Questions Used P16a, P16b

General Information Responses are first checked for possible data entry errors (i.e. minutes entered where hours are expected). To have a "clean"

response, respondents must have given a valid response to P16 (P16CLN=1).

Before any new variables are created, P16a and P16b are modified using the following logical tests. To summarize, these teststry to correct obvious data entry errors where minute values of 15, 30, 45, or 60 were entered as hour values in P16a. Thesechanges are only saved to the temporary dataset used for analysis, the actual dataset is left unchanged.

Condition New P16a Value New P16b Value

P16a=15 AND (P16b=(.) OR P16b=0 OR P16b=15 OR P16b=77 OR P16b=88 ORP16b=99)

0 15


0 30


0 45


1 0

(P16a=7 AND P16b=77) OR (P16a=8 AND P16b=88) OR (P16a=9 AND P16b=99) 0 0

P16a=77 OR P16a=88 OR P16a=99 0 (leave as is)

Modified Variables

P16b=77 OR P16b=88 OR P16b=99 (leave as is) 0

Name Purpose Value Condition

0 P16a=(.)P16amin Computes min value for P16a

P16a*60 ELSE

0 P16b=(.)P16bmin Set equal to P16b, with 0's replacingmissing values P16b ELSE

P16 Total time in mins P16amin+P16bmin

1 P16


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Levels of total

physical

activity

Description: Percentage of respondents classified into three categories of total physical activity.

Instrument questions:P1-P6a&b: activity at workP7-P9&b: travel to and from placesP10-P15a&b: recreational activities

Levels of Physical Activity


Low Moderate High Low Moderate High Low Moderate High

Age

Groupn % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI n % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI n % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI

Questions Used P1-P15a&b

Program Ptotallevels (unweighted), Ptotallevels WT (weighted)

General Information Places each respondent into one of 3 categories of physical activity. Before any of the below variables are created allrelevant CleanRecode programs are called. To be included in the output, the respondent must have either left blank orgiven a valid response to each subset of the physical activity questions AND have given a valid response to at least one

subset of the physical activity questions (CLN=1).Name Purpose Values Condition

P2*P3*8 P1t3CLN=1P1t3 MET value of vigorous workactivity per week (.) ELSE

P5*P6*4 P4t6CLN=1P4t6 MET value of moderate workactivity per week (.) ELSE

P8*P9*4 P7t9CLN=1P7t9 MET value of transport activity perweek (.) ELSE

P11*P12*8 P10t12CLN=1P10t12 MET value of vigorous recreationalactivity per week

(.) ELSE

P14*P15*4 P13t15CLN=1P13t15 MET value of moderate recreationalactivity per week (.) ELSE

Created Variables

Ptotal Sum of all activity per week p1t3+p4t6+p7t9+p10t12+p13t15

1 Valid=1 AND P1t3CLN=1 ANDCLN Checks to see if all physical activity


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1 Valid=1 AND P1t3CLN=1 ANDP4t6CLN=1 AND P7t9CLN=1 ANDP10t12CLN=1 AND P13t15CLN=1

ANDP1(.) OR P4(.) OR P7(.) OR P10(.)OR P13(.)

CLN Checks to see if all physical activityresponses, as a combined set, arevalid: all subsets of responses must

be clean and at least one subset ofresponses must have a response (notmissing)

2 ELSE

"3) High level" (P2+P5+P8+P11+P14)>6 ANDPtotal3000OR(P2+P11)>2 AND Ptotal1500

"2) Moderate level" C=(.) AND (P2+P5+P8+P11+P14)

5 ANDPtotal600ORC=(.) AND ((P2+P11)=3 OR (P2+P11)=4)AND P1220 AND P320ORC=(.) AND P23 AND P113 AND(P1220 OR P320)ORC=(.) AND ((P23 AND P11


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a p y a

activity- mean /

median

Description: Mean / median time of total physical activity on average per day.

Instrument questions

P1-P6a&b: activity at workP7-P9&b: travel to and from placesP10-P15a&b: recreational activities

Mean/Median Mins. of Physical Activity on Average Per Day


n # 95% CI n # 95% CI n # 95% CI


Program Ptotal (unweighted mean & median values), Ptotal WT (weighted mean values),PtotalmedianWT (weighted median values)

General Information Reports the mean or median amount of physical activity per day in minutes. Before any of the below variables are createdall relevant CleanRecode programs are called. To be included in the output, the respondent must have either left blank orgiven a valid response to each subset of the physical activity questions AND have given a valid response to at least onesubset of the physical activity questions (CLN=1).

Name Purpose Values ConditionP2*P3 P1t3CLN=1P1t3 Vigorous work activity in

minutes per week (.) ELSE

P5*P6 P4t6CLN=1P4t6 Moderate work activity inminutes per week (.) ELSE

P8*P9 P7t9CLN=1P7t9 Transport activity in minutes perweek (.) ELSE

P11*P12 P10t12CLN=1P10t12 Vigorous recreational activity inminutes per week (.) ELSE

P14*P15 P13t15CLN=1P13t15 Moderate recreational activity inminutes per week (.) ELSE

Created Variables

Ptotalday Sum of all activity per weekdivided by 7 to get avg. per day

(p1t3+p4t6+p7t9+p10t12+p13t15)/7

1 Valid=1 AND P1t3CLN=1 ANDCLN Checks to see if all physical


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P4t6CLN=1 AND P7t9CLN=1 ANDP10t12CLN=1 AND P13t15CLN=1

ANDP1(.) OR P4(.) OR P7(.) OR P10(.) ORP13(.)

p yactivity responses, as a combinedset, are valid: all subsets of

responses must be clean and atleast one subset of responsesmust have a response (notmissing) 2 ELSE

Setting-specific Description: Mean / median number of minutes spent on average per day in minutes, in work-, transport- and recreation-related


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physical

activity- mean /

median

physical activity.

Instrument questionsP1-P6a&b: activity at workP7-P9&b: travel to and from placesP10-P15a&b: recreational activities

Mean/Median Mins. of Work-Related Physical Activity on Average Per Day


n # 95% CI n # 95% CI n # 95% CI

Mean/Median Mins. of Transport-Related Physical Activity on Average Per Day


n # 95% CI n # 95% CI n # 95% CI

Mean/Median Mins. of Recreation-Related Physical Activity on Average Per Day

Men Women Both SexesAge Group n # 95% CI n # 95% CI n # 95% CI


Program Psetspecific (unweighted mean & median values), PsetspecificWT (weighted mean values),PsetspecificmedianWT (weighted median values)

General Information Reports the mean or median amount of physical activity in minutes. Before any of the below variables are created allrelevant CleanRecode programs are called. To be included in the output, the respondent must have either left blank or

given a valid response to each subset of the physical activity questions AND have given a valid response to at least onesubset of the physical activity questions (CLN=1).

Name Purpose Values ConditionP2*P3 P1t3CLN=1P1t3 Vigorous work activity in


P5*P6 P4t6CLN=1

Created Variables

P4t6 Moderate work activity inminutes per week (.) ELSE

P8*P9 P7t9CLN=1P7t9 Transport activity in minutes per


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week (.) ELSE

P11*P12 P10t12CLN=1P10t12 Vigorous recreational activity in


P14*P15 P13t15CLN=1P13t15 Moderate recreational activity inminutes per week (.) ELSE

Pworkday Average work-related activityper day

(p1t3+p4t6)/7

Ptravelday Average transport-relatedactivity per day

p7t9/7

Precday Average recreation-relatedactivity per day (p10t12+p13t15)/7

1 Valid=1 AND P1t3CLN=1 AND P4t6CLN=1 ANDP7t9CLN=1 AND P10t12CLN=1 AND P13t15CLN=1ANDP1(.) OR P4(.) OR P7(.) OR P10(.) OR P13(.)

CLN Checks to see if all physicalactivity responses, as a combinedset, are valid: all subsets ofresponses must be clean and atleast one subset of responsesmust have a response (notmissing)

2 ELSE

No physical

ti it bDescription: Percentage of respondents classified as doing no work-, transport-, or recreation-related physical activity.


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activity by

setting Instrument questions


No Work-Related Physical Activity


n % 95% CI n % 95% CI n % 95% CI

No Transport-Related Physical Activity


n % 95% CI n % 95% CI n % 95% CI

No Recreation-Related Physical Activity


n % 95% CI n % 95% CI n % 95% CI


Program Pnoactivitybyset (unweighted), PnoactivitybysetWT (weighted)

General Information Reports the percentage of respondents who reported no work-, transport-, or recreation-related physical activity.Before any of the below variables are created all relevant CleanRecode programs are called. To be included in theoutput, the respondent must have either left blank or given a valid response to each subset of the physical activityquestions AND have given a valid response to at least one subset of the physical activity questions (CLN=1).

Name Purpose Values Condition"did work activity" P1=1 OR P4=1Work Indicates whether or not

respondent did any work-related activity

"did no work activity" ELSE

"did transport activity" P7=1

Created Variables

Trans Indicates whether or notrespondent did anytransport-related activity

"did no transport activity" ELSE

"did recreation activity" P10=1 OR P13=1Rec Indicates whether or notd t did


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respondent did anyrecreation-related activity

"did no recreationactivity"

ELSE


CLN Checks to see if all physicalactivity responses, as acombined set, are valid: allsubsets of responses mustbe clean and at least onesubset of responses musthave a response (notmissing)

2 ELSE

Composition of

total physicalDescription: Percentage of total physical activity on average per day that comes from each of the 3 types of activity: work-,transport or recreation related


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total physical

activitytransport-, or recreation-related.

Instrument questionsP1-P6a&b: activity at workP7-P9&b: travel to and from placesP10-P15a&b: recreational activities

Composition of Total Physical Activity


Work Transport Recreation Work Transport Recreation Work Transport RecreationAge

Groupn % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI n % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI n % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI


Program Pcomposition (unweighted), PcompositionWT (weighted)

General Information Reports the percentage of activity that comes from each of the three types of activity (work, transport, or recreation).Before any of the below variables are created all relevant CleanRecode programs are called. To be included in the output,the respondent must have either left blank or given a valid response to each subset of the physical activity questions AND

have given a valid response to at least one subset of the physical activity questions (CLN=1).Name Purpose Values Condition

P2*P3 P1t3CLN=1P1t3 Vigorous workactivity in minutesper week

(.) ELSE

P5*P6 P4t6CLN=1P4t6 Moderate workactivity in minutesper week

(.) ELSE

P8*P9 P7t9CLN=1P7t9 Transport activity inminutes per week (.) ELSE

P11*P12 P10t12CLN=1

Created Variables

P10t12 Vigorousrecreational activityin minutes per week

(.) ELSE

P14*P15 P13t15CLN=1P13t15 Moderaterecreational activity ( ) ELSE


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recreational activityin minutes per week

(.) ELSE

Ptotal Sum of all activityper week p1t3+p4t6+p7t9+p10t12+p13t15

PercentWork Percent of allactivity from work-related activities

(p1t3+p4t6)/Ptotal*100

PercentTrans Percent of allactivity fromtransportation-

related activities

p7t9/Ptotal*100

PercentRec Percent of allactivity fromrecreationalactivities

(p10t12+p13t15)/Ptotal*100


CLN Checks to see if allphysical activityresponses, as acombined set, arevalid: all subsets ofresponses must beclean and at leastone subset ofresponses must havea response (notmissing)

2 ELSE

No vigorous

physicalDescription: Percentage of respondents not engaging in vigorous physical activity.


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physical

activity Instrument questions


No Vigorous Physical Activity


n % 95% CI n % 95% CI n % 95% CI


Program Pnovigorous (unweighted), PnovigorousWT (weighted values)

General Information Reports percentage of respondents who did no vigorous physical activity. Before any of the below variables arecreated all relevant CleanRecode programs are called. To be included in the output, the respondent must have eitherleft blank or given a valid response to each subset of the physical activity questions AND have given a valid responseto at least one subset of the physical activity questions (CLN=1).

Name Purpose Values Condition"did vigorous physical activity" P1=1 OR P10=1C Output table values

"did no vigorous physicalactivity"

ELSE


Created Variables

CLN Checks to see if allphysical activityresponses, as a combinedset, are valid: all subsets ofresponses must be clean

and at least one subset ofresponses must have aresponse (not missing)

2 ELSE

Sedentary Description: Minutes spent in sedentary activities on average per day.


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Instrument questions

P16: sedentary behaviourMean/Median Minutes in Sedentary Activity on Average Per Day


n # 95% CI n # 95% CI n # 95% CI

Questions Used P16a&b

Program Psedentary (unweighted mean & median values), PsedentaryWT (weighted mean values),PsedentarymedianWT (weighted median values)

General Information Reports the mean or median amount of sedentary activity in minutes. Before the variable below is created theCleanRecodeP16 program is called. To be included in the output, the respondent must have given a valid response to P16aand P16b. Note: P16CLN is created in CleanRecodeP16 from P16a and P16b. It contains the total sedentary time in mins.

Name Purpose Values Condition1 Valid=1 AND P16CLN=1

Created VariablesCLN Checks to see if the responses to P16a

and P16b are clean and record is valid.

2 ELSE

Blood Pressure and Diabetes History


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Blood pressure

diagnosis and

treatment

Description: Raised blood pressure diagnosis and treatment results among all respondents.


H1: When was your blood pressure last measured by a health professional?H2: During the past 12 months have you been told by a doctor or other health worker that you have elevated blood pressure or

hypertension?

H3a: Are you currently receiving any of the following treatments/advice for high blood pressure prescribed by a doctor or otherhealth worker? Drugs (medication) that you have taken in the last 2 weeks?

Raised Blood Pressure Diagnosed by Doctor or Health

Worker in Last 12 Months

Currently Taking Blood Pressure Drugs Prescribed by Doctor

or Health Worker

Men Women Both Sexes Men Women Both Sexes

AgeGroup

n % 95% CI n % 95% CI n % 95% CI n % 95% CI n % 95% CI n % 95% CI

Questions Used H1, H2, H3aProgram Hraisedbpadvice (unweighted), HraisedbpadviceWT (weighted)

General Information Reports the percentage of respondents who have been diagnosed with raised blood pressure in the last 12 months and thepercentage of respondents who are taking prescribed medication for raised blood pressure. To be included in the firstoutput table, the respondent must have a valid response to both H1 and H2 (CLN=1). To be included in the second outputtable, the respondent must have a valid response to H3a (CLN2=1).


1 H1=1 OR H1=2 OR H1=3H1CLN Checks for valid response toH1 2 ELSE

1 H2=1 OR H2=2H2CLN Checks for valid response toH2 2 (H21 AND H22) OR ((H1=2 OR H1=3)

AND H2=1)1 H3a=1 OR H3a=2

Created Variables

H3aCLN Checks for valid response toH3a 2 ELSE

1 H1CLN=1 AND H2CLN=1 AND Valid=1CLN Indicates that both H1 and H2are clean and record is valid 2 ELSE


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1 H3aCLN=1 AND Valid=1CLN2 Indicates that H3a is clean

and record is valid 2 ELSE"raised blood pressure diagnosed" H2=1C Output table values

"raised blood pressure not diagnosed" H2=2"currently taking medication" H3a=1D Output table values

"not currently taking medication" H3a=2

Blood pressure

lifestyle adviceDescription: Percentage of respondents who received lifestyle advice from a doctor or health worker to treat raised blood pressure.


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H3b-e: Are you currently receiving any of the following treatments/advice for high blood pressure prescribed by a doctor orother health worker?Advised by Doctor or Health Worker to Have a Special Prescribed Diet Advised by Doctor or Health Worker to Lose Weight

Men Women Both Sexes Men Women Both SexesAge

Groupn % 95% CI n % 95% CI n % 95% CI n % 95% CI n % 95% CI n % 95% CI

Advised By Doctor or Health worker to Stop Smoking Advised by Doctor or Health Worker to Start or Do More Exercise


Group n % 95% CI n % 95% CI n % 95% CI n % 95% CI n % 95% CI n % 95% CI

Questions Used H3b, H3c, H3d, H3e

Program Hraisedbplifestyle (unweighted), HraisedbplifestyleWT (weighted)

General Information Reports the percentage of respondents who have been given specific lifestyle advice to treat raised blood pressure. To be included theoutput tables, the respondent must have a valid response to the corresponding question (e.g. H3bCLN=1).

Name Purpose Values Condition1 (H3b=1 OR H3b=2) AND Valid=1H3bCLN Checks for valid response to H3b

and that record is valid 2 ELSE

1 (H3c=1 OR H3c=2) AND Valid=1H3cCLN Checks for valid response to H3cand that record is valid 2 ELSE

1 (H3d=1 OR H3d=2) AND Valid=1H3dCLN Checks for valid response to H3dand that record is valid 2 ELSE

1 (H3e=1 OR H3e=2) AND Valid=1H3eCLN Checks for valid response to H3eand that record is valid 2 ELSE

"advised to have special prescribed diet" H3b=1B Output table values

"not advised to have special prescribed diet" H3b=2"advised to lose weight" H3c=1C Output table values

"not advised to lose weight" H3c=2

"advised to stop smoking" H3d=1D Output table values

"not advised to stop smoking" H3d=2

"advised to exercise" H3e=1

Created Variables

E Output table values

"not advised to exercise" H3e=2

Blood pressure

advice from a

t diti l

Description: Percentage of respondents who have sought advice or received treatment from traditional healers for raised bloodpressure.


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traditional

healerInstrument questions:H4: During the past 12 months have you seen a traditional healer for raised blood pressure?H5: Are you currently taking any herbal or traditional remedy for your high blood pressure?

Seen a Traditional Healer in the Last 12 Months Currently Taking Herbal or Traditional Remedy for High

Blood Pressure


AgeGroup


Questions Used H4, H5

Program Hraisedbptrad (unweighted), HraisedbptradWT (weighted)

General Information Reports the percentage of respondents who have sought advice or received treatment from traditional healers totreat raised blood pressure. To be included in each output table, the respondent must have a valid response to thecorresponding question (i.e. H4CLN=1 for the first output table, H5CLN=1 for the second output table).


1 (H4=1 OR H4=2) AND Valid=1H4CLN Checks for valid response toH4 and that record is valid 2 ELSE

1 (H5=1 OR H5=2) AND Valid=1H5CLN Checks for valid response toH5 and that record is valid 2 ELSE

"has seen a traditional healer" H4=1C Output table values

"has not seen a traditional healer" H4=2

"taking herbal/traditional remedy" H5=1

Created Variables


"not taking herbal/traditional remedy" H5=2

Diabetes

diagnosis and

treatment

Description: Diabetes diagnosis and treatment results among all respondents.

I t t ti


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treatment Instrument questions:

H6: Have you had your blood sugar measured in the last 12 months?H7: During the past 12 months, have you ever been told by a doctor or other health worker that you have diabetes?H8a&b: Are you currently taking any of the following treatments/advice for diabetes prescribed by a doctor or other health

worker? Insulin? Oral drug (medication) that you have taken in the last 2 weeks?

Diabetes Diagnosed by Doctor or Health Worker in Last 12

Months

Currently Taking Insulin Prescribed for Diabetes by Doctor

or Health Worker


AgeGroup


Currently Taking Oral Drugs Prescribed for Diabetes by Doctor or Health Worker


n % 95% CI n % 95% CI n % 95% CI

Questions Used H6, H7, H8a, H8b

Program Hdiabetes (unweighted), HdiabetesWT (weighted)General Information Reports the percentage of respondents who have been diagnosed with diabetes in the last 12 months and the percentage of

respondents who are taking insulin or oral drugs for diabetes. To be included in the first output table, the respondent musthave a valid response to both H6 and H7 (CLN=1). To be included in the latter two output tables, the respondent musthave a valid response to the corresponding question (i.e. H8aCLN=1 or H8bCLN=1).

Name Purpose Values Condition1 H1=6 OR H6=2H6CLN Checks for valid response to H6

2 ELSE

1 H7=1 OR H7=2H7CLN Checks for valid response to H7

2 (H71 AND H72) OR (H6=2 AND H7=1)

1 H8a=1 OR H8a=2H8aCLN Checks for valid response to H8a2 ELSE

1 H8b=1 OR H8b=2

Created Variables

H8bCLN Checks for valid response to H8b2 ELSE

1 H6CLN=1 AND H7CLN=1 AND Valid=1CLN Indicates that both H6 and H7 areclean and record is valid 2 ELSE

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diabetes diagnosed H7=1C Output table values

"diabetes not diagnosed" H7=2"currently taking insulin" H8a=1D Output table values

"not currently taking insulin " H8a=2"currently taking oral drugs" H8b=1E Output table values

"not currently taking oraldrugs"

H8b=2

Diabetes

lifestyle

advice

Description: Percentage of respondents who received lifestyle advice from a doctor or health worker to diabetes.



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advice Instrument question:

H8c-f: Are you currently receiving any of the following treatments/advice for diabetes prescribed by a doctor or other healthworker?Advised by Doctor or Health Worker to Have a Special Prescribed Diet Advised by Doctor or Health Worker to Lose Weight



Advised By Doctor or Health worker to Stop Smoking Advised by Doctor or Health Worker to Start or Do More Exercise



Questions Used H8c, H8d, H8e, H8f

Program Hdiabeteslifestyle (unweighted), HdiabeteslifestyleWT (weighted)

General Information Reports the percentage of respondents who have been given specific lifestyle advice to treat diabetes. To be included in theoutput tables, the respondent must have a valid response to the corresponding question (e.g. H8bCLN=1).

Name Purpose Values Condition1 (H8c=1 OR H8c=2) AND Valid=1H8cCLN Checks for valid response to

H8c and that record is valid 2 ELSE1 (H8d=1 OR H8d=2) AND Valid=1H8dCLN Checks for valid response to

H8d and that record is valid 2 ELSE

1 (H8e=1 OR H8e=2) AND Valid=1H8eCLN Checks for valid response toH8e and that record is valid 2 ELSE

1 (H8f=1 OR H8f=2) AND Valid=1H8fCLN Checks for valid response toH8f and that record is valid 2 ELSE

"advised to have special prescribed diet" H8c=1C Output table values

"not advised to have special prescribed diet" H8c=2

"advised to lose weight" H8d=1D Output table values"not advised to lose weight" H8d=2

"advised to stop smoking" H8e=1E Output table values

"not advised to stop smoking" H8e=2

"advised to exercise" H8f=1

Created Variables

F Output table values

"not advised to exercise" H8f=2

Diabetes advice

by traditional

healer

Description: Percentage of respondents who are have sought advice or treatment from traditional healers for diabetes.



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H9: During the past 12 months have you seen a traditional healer for diabetes?H10

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