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NFHS-4 & NFHS-5 Statistical Analysis Repository

This repository contains the R Markdown files used for the statistical analyses presented in the scientific article titled "Patterns of antibiotic use for acute respiratory infections in under-three-years-old children in India: a cross-sectional study".

Overview

We organized the code into distinct R Markdown scripts to facilitate the understanding and reproducibility of the analyses. Each script corresponds to a specific stage of the project, and a brief description of the objectives for each script is provided at the beginning.

1. Data Cleaning

In this phase, we performed input of the original .DTA file and reduced observations. The following scripts were developed:

  • NFHS4_clean.Rmd
  • NFHS4_HH_cleaning.Rmd
  • NFHS5_clean.Rmd
  • NFHS5_HH_cleaning.Rmd

2. Recoding of the Data

To enhance clarity and categorization, we recoded variables of interest in this stage. The relevant scripts include:

  • NFHS4_recoding.Rmd
  • NFHS5_recoding.Rmd

3. Analysis of the Data

The core analysis is divided into multiple scripts to cover different aspects:

  • nfhs_ari_unweighted_table1.Rmd
  • nfhs_ari_weighted_table1.Rmd
  • nfhs_ari_weighted_table2.Rmd
  • nfhs_ari_regional_analysis.Rmd
  • nfhs_ari_regression.Rmd

Data Sources

The NFHS-4 and NFHS-5 datasets (.DTA files) used in this analysis are publicly available and can be downloaded from the Demographic and Health Survey (DHS) program at https://dhsprogram.com/data/available-datasets.cfm.

Contributors

This codebase was developed by Hector Gonzalez Dorta under the supervision of Dr. Arijit Nandi at McGill University.

Feel free to explore, contribute, or use this repository as a reference for similar analyses. If you have any questions or suggestions, please don't hesitate to reach out.

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This repository contains the R markdown files used for the realization of the Master's thesis "Patterns of antibiotic use for acute respiratory infections in under-three-years-old children in India: a cross-sectional study" for the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree in Infectious Diseases and One Health.

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