The first part focused on household demographics, water and sanitation.
The questions included household demographics, water supply, and sanitary conditions.
A standard questionnaire on the household demographics, water and sanitation was administered to household caretakers.
Local field studies showed that dengue risk also depended on household risk factors (e.g., access to piped water infrastructure, demographics, water storage behaviors, housing conditions) [ 22].
The interview collected information on demographics, water and other fluid consumption both at home and away from home, a dietary questionnaire, smoking, medical and occupational history.
Upon arrival, the participant completed a questionnaire to provide information on demographics, water use and consumption in the past 48 hr, and exposure to chemicals that might be confounding factors in the study.
The inputs to QMRA models include readily obtainable demographic and water quality data.
This paper compares health indicators based on the household interviews (particularly demographic characteristics, water, sanitation, nutritional status of children) and women interviews (e.g. education, marriage, childbirth, family planning, fertility, maternity care, immunisation, awareness of HIV/AIDS) in order to address gender biases whilst comparing the 1996 and 2006 data.
Our adjusted model controlled for demographics and water system characteristics and stratified by CWS size.
Table 1 presents socio-demographic and water characteristics for the sample, as well as WISC-IV test results.
