Description

Quantitative data from a prospective cohort study of 839 pregnant and/or postpartum women who were between seven months gestation and three months postpartum at recruitment. Participants were interviewed three times over a nine month period. The cohort is a population-representative sample of parturient women in the commune of Bobo-Dioulasso, Burkina Faso. Data were collected relating to socio-demographic characteristics; household assets; reproductive history; women’s work and occupation including both income-generating and non-income generating activities; birth and postpartum preparedness; characteristics of the index delivery; contraceptive history and current use; fertility preferences; health-related functioning (ability to carry out usual daily activities); haemoglobin level; mental health measured through the K10 scale; time use diary; household food security scale.

Alternative title (e.g. non-English):	Productivité, planification familiale et santé de la reproduction: l’étude PopDev
Completed Date:	25 September 2015
Data capture method:	Mode of data capture Questionnaire: Fixed form - Paper
Data Creators(s):	Cresswell, J, Drabo, S, Filippi, V, Ganaba, R, Guissou, R, Ilboudo, P, Ouedrago, D, Powell-Jackson, T, Somé, H, Soubeiga, A, Storeng, K and Yaogo, M
LSHTM Faculty/Department:	Faculty of Epidemiology and Population Health > Dept of Infectious Disease Epidemiology Faculty of Public Health and Policy > Dept of Global Health and Development
Participating Institutions:	London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, AFRICSanté, University of Ouagadoudou, University of Oslo
Additional details Additional details Projects: Productivity, family planning & reproductive health in Burkina Faso: the PopDev study Funder: Economic & Social Research Council Grant number: ES/K011049/1 Description of data capture: Multi-stage stratified (urban vs. rural) sampling was used to select a population-representative cohort of 839 child-bearing women. The sampling frame was from the 2006 census. Women aged 15-44 years were eligible to participate if they were between seven months gestation and three months postpartum at recruitment, regardless of whether the infant was live born or stillborn. Data was collected using a structured questionnaire. Each participant was interviewed up to three times: at baseline (seven months gestation to three months postpartum), three months post-baseline, and nine months post-baseline. The follow-up rate at the third survey round was 93%. A nested qualitative component comprising in-depth interviews with women and their husband/partner and focus group discussions was also conducted. The qualitative transcripts are not currently available for data sharing. Data Collection Period: From To December 2013 December 2014 Geographical area covered: North Latitude East Longitude South Latitude West Longitude 11.5359 -3.9386 10.8272 -4.7406 Keywords: maternal health, reproductive health, family planning, productivity, women’s work, time use, birth preparedness, postpartum period Language(s) of written materials: Language French Publisher: London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Copyright Holders: London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, AFRICSanté, University of Ouagadoudou, University of Oslo Depositor: Gareth Knight Date Deposited: 25 Sep 2015 14:39 Last Modified: 19 Nov 2015 15:21