Habitation and Rehabilitation

Contributed By: National Federation of the Disabled

Published In: 10-Dec-2018

Author Name: Hridaya Raj Devkota, Andrew Clarke, Emily Murray, and Nora Groce

Document Published Date: 2017-09-12

Data Source: The National Survey on Living Conditions among Individuals with Disabilities in Nepal

Experience and perceptions about quality of care may differ according to women’s socio-cultural background, individual characteristics, their exposure and expectations. This study aimed to compare perceptions of the quality of maternal healthcare ser

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Devkota_Perception Survey_Data Set.csv	csv	28 kB
Full Article_Perception Survey.pdf	pdf	391 kB
ANNEX 1: UN WASHINGTON GROUP DISABILITY CRITERIA (SHORT SET)		12 kB
Table 1: Coding and description of variables		12 kB
ANNEX 2: Perception Survey Tool (20-items five Rating Scale Likert Type)		16 kB
Table 2: Characteristics of respondents by disability status and caste		14 kB
Table 3: Mean differences (95% CI) in perceived quality of care item scores		14 kB
Table 4: Mean differences (95% CI) in perceived quality of care item scores		14 kB
Table 5: Adjusted mean differences in perceived quality scores by		15 kB

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Contributed By: Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS)

Published In: 23-Nov-2018

Document Published Date: 2014-11-19

Data Source: Population Monograph of Nepal, Volume II, Social Demography (2014), based on National Population and Housing Census 2011

According to the 2014 Population Monograph, which is based on the 2014 National Population and Housing Census, 0.99% (92,012 people) of Nepal's total child population (aged 0-14 years) are reported to have some kind of disability. This dataset shows