From: Modelling malaria treatment practices in Bangladesh using spatial statistics
Variables | Values |
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Village size (total households) | 8- 323 households |
Household density within 2 km | 41-1389 households |
Malaria prevalence rate | 0 - 75% |
Bed-net usage and treatment | LLIN treatment rates, Number of bed-nets, Bed-net treatment rates, Proportion of family sleeping under a bed-net |
Gender | 0-100% for both males and females |
Age | 2.88 - 61 |
Altitude | 26.67 - 265.54 meter |
Forest | Forested portion of village 0.07 - 0.69 |
Accessibility to treatment | Distance to closest: BRAC facility 0.19 - 5.60 km, Hospital 0.55 - 7.37 km, Vendor services 0.18 - 7.12 km. |
Tribal affiliation | Bengali, Marma, Tripura, Tonchonga, Khiang, Chakma |
Housing materials | Material used for walls, roof, and floor |
Employment | Proportion of village working in: Service/Business, small business, day labour occupations, agriculture, unemployment |
Family size | 3 - 7.25 |
Education | 0 - 12 years, People with no schooling (uneducated) |
Proximity and remoteness | Distance to roads: 7.28 - 4,087.5 m; Distance to urban centre; Interaction between distance to urban centre and village size (distance × size) |