Household Survey Report Uganda 2012
Date of Publication
2013The objective of this household survey was to monitor consumer treatment-seeking behavior for fever in children under five, including
- Types of medicines (specifically, antimalarials) and diagnoses obtained
- Sources visited for advice
- Treatment and diagnosis
- Price paid for antimalarials
- Caregiver knowledge and awareness of fever symptoms and antimalarials
This study uses data from a cross-sectional household survey of children’s caregivers. The household survey was designed to monitor all key malaria treatment indicators, as well as additional indicators addressing sources of treatment for fever, antimalarials and diagnostics.
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