Table 1 Summary of analysis variables
Variables | Measurement | Modalities |
|---|---|---|
Health shocks | Occurrence of shock | Â |
| Â | whether the household have been negatively affected by a disease shock in the 12Â months preceding the survey | No |
Yes | ||
Absenteeism | Absent due to illness | Â |
| Â | Did the health shocks faced prevented from going to work? | No |
Yes | ||
| Â | Extent of absence from work/ how long it lasted | Â |
| Â | Number of days absent due to illness | No absence |
Less than a week | ||
More than a week | ||
Gender of head of household (HH) | ||
| Â | whether the head of household is male or female | Masculin |
Feminine | ||
Place of residence | ||
| Â | The place where the members of the household reside | Urban |
Rural | ||
Health insurance for the head of household | ||
| Â | Head of household covered by health insurance | No |
Yes | ||
Region | ||
| Â | The region where the members of the household reside | Maritime |
Plateaux | ||
Central | ||
Kara | ||
Savanes | ||
Lomé commune | ||
HH Professional Category | ||
| Â | The type of occupation of the head of household | Frame |
Worker/laborer | ||
Own account | ||
HH level of education | ||
| Â | Head of household education level | None |
Primary | ||
Secondaire1 | ||
Secondaire2 | ||
| Â | Â | Upper |
Type of care | ||
| Â | The type of care that households have access to | No care |
Public care | ||
Private care | ||
Number of children under 5 in the household | The total number of children under 5Â years old in each household | Â |
Number of people with chronic illness in the household | The number of household members suffering from chronic illness | Â |
Household size | The total number of household members | Â |