Data for Delphi survey on integrated tuberculosis screening and care – Data Codebook

Persistent identifier

10.17037/DATA.00005000

Description

This dataset contains participant responses for a Delphi survey on the integration of tuberculosis services and care. This covers Likert scale and other categorical responses for Round 2 of the survey only. Text responses for Round 1 (which was entirely free-text) and Round 2 (which was partially free-text) have been removed due to the presence of information that cannot be fully anonymized, e.g. through the existence of small groups. These responses are available upon request, subject to provision of relevant ethical approvals.

Data codebook

This dataset contains two tables

df_dr2_setlong_dist_fordc

Dataset contains responses for questions 3, 21, 23, 25, and 27 of the second round of the Delphi survey.

Variable name Variable description Answer code Answer label Variable type
job Professional category     String
    1 Healthcare workers  
    2 Policy makers, public health professionals, M&E specialists  
    3 Researchers  
    4 TB survivors, people with chronic conditions and civil society advocates  
    . missing  
who_region WHO region     String
    1 Africa  
    2 Americas  
    3 Eastern Mediterranean  
    4 Europe  
    5 South-East Asia  
    6 Western Pacific  
    . missing  
country Q3. Country in which employed or based   Country list String
ptbcurrservnone Q21. No services offered     String
    1 No  
    2 Yes  
    . Missing  
ptbcurrservhiv Q21. HIV screening offered     String
    1 No  
    2 Yes  
    . missing  
ptbcurrservdiab Q21. Diabetes screening offered     String
    1 No  
    2 Yes  
    . Missing  
ptbcurrservmh Q21. Mental health support offered     String
    1 No  
    2 Yes  
    . Missing  
ptbcurrservsoc Q21. Social protection offered     String
    1 No  
    2 Yes  
    . missing  
ptbcurrservnut Q21. Nutritional support offered     String
    1 No  
    2 Yes  
    . missing  
ptbcurrservhbv Q21. Hepatitis B screening offered     String
    1 No  
    2 Yes  
    . missing  
ptbcurrservhtn Q21. Hypertension screening offered     String
    1 No  
    2 Yes  
    . missing  
ptbrankhiv Q23. Ranking: HIV 1 to 12   Numeric
ptbrankdiab Q23. Ranking: Diabetes 1 to 12   Numeric
ptbrankmh Q23. Ranking: Mental health 1 to 12   Numeric
ptbranknut Q23. Ranking: Nutrition 1 to 12   Numeric
ptbrankcld Q23. Ranking: Chronic lung disease 1 to 12   Numeric
ptbrankfh Q23. Ranking: Financial hardship 1 to 12   Numeric
ptbrankhtn Q23. Ranking: Hypertension 1 to 12   Numeric
ptbranksmok Q23. Ranking: Smoking 1 to 12   Numeric
ptbrankalc Q23. Ranking: Alcohol use disorders 1 to 12   Numeric
ptbranksub Q23. Ranking: Substance use disorders 1 to 12   Numeric
ptbrankcvd Q23. Ranking: Cardiovascular disease 1 to 12   Numeric
hhccurrservnone Q25. No services offered     String
    1 No  
    2 Yes  
    . missing  
hhccurrservhiv Q25. HIV screening offered     String
    1 No  
    2 Yes  
    . missing  
hhccurrservdiab Q25. Diabetes screening offered     String
    1 No  
    2 Yes  
    . missing  
hhccurrservmh Q25. Mental health support offered     String
    1 No  
    2 Yes  
    . missing  
hhccurrservsoc Q25. Social protection offered     String
    1 No  
    2 Yes  
    . missing  
hhccurrservnut Q25. Nutritional support offered     String
    1 No  
    2 Yes  
    . missing  
hhccurrservhbv Q25. Hepatitis B screening offered     String
    1 No  
    2 Yes  
    . missing  
hhccurrservhtn Q25. Hypertension screening offered     String
    1 No  
    2 Yes  
    . missing  
hhcrankhiv Q27. Ranking: HIV 1 to 12   Numeric
hhcrankdiab Q27. Ranking: Diabetes 1 to 12   Numeric
hhcrankmh Q27. Ranking: Mental health 1 to 12   Numeric
hhcranknut Q27. Ranking: Nutrition 1 to 12   Numeric
hhcrankcld Q27. Ranking: Chronic lung disease 1 to 12   Numeric
hhcrankfh Q27. Ranking: Financial hardship 1 to 12   Numeric
hhcrankhtn Q27. Ranking: Hypertension 1 to 12   Numeric
hhcranksmok Q27. Ranking: Smoking 1 to 12   Numeric
hhcrankalc Q27. Ranking: Alcohol use disorders 1 to 12   Numeric
hhcranksub Q27. Ranking: Substance use disorders 1 to 12   Numeric
hhcrankcvd Q27. Ranking: Cardiovascular disease 1 to 12   Numeric

df_dr2ncl_likert_fordc

Dataset contains Likert responses for questions 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17, and 18 of the second round of the Delphi survey.

Variable name Variable description Answer code Answer label Variable type
gender Q4. Gender     String
    1 Man  
    2 Prefer not to say  
    3 Transgender  
    4 Woman  
    . missing  
job Professional category     factor
    1 Healthcare workers  
    2 Policy makers, public health professionals, M&E specialists  
    3 Researchers  
    4 TB survivors, people with chronic conditions and civil society advocates  
    . missing  
who_region WHO region     factor
    1 Africa  
    2 Americas  
    3 Eastern Mediterranean  
    4 Europe  
    5 South-East Asia  
    6 Western Pacific  
    . missing  
Q7_1 Q7.1. People with TB should be routinely screened for relevant non-TB conditions     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Strongly agree  
    4 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q7_2 Q7.2. TB care providers should provide screening for relevant non-TB conditions     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q7_3 Q7.3. TB care providers should incorporate care for relevant non-TB conditions, during the period of TB treatment     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q8_1 Q8.1. For PWTB, the local disease burden (among the general population)     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q8_2 Q8.2. For PWTB, the association of the condition with TB risk or TB outcomes     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q8_3 Q8.3. The ability to provide screening using a simple, cheap and accurate test, with results available on the same day     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q8_4 Q8.4. The ability to provide affordable and effective treatment locally     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q8_5 Q8.5. The feasibility of integrating care for the condition with TB treatment, during the period of TB treatment     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q8_6 Q8.6. The feasibility of continuing/sustaining care beyond the period of TB treatment (if required)     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q8_7 Q8.7. Acceptability of screening and care for the non-TB condition in the community     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q8b_1 Q8b.1. It is important to provide holistic, person-centred care for people with TB     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q8b_2 Q8b.2. Integrated care will improve TB treatment outcomes     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Strongly agree  
    4 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q8b_3 Q8b.3. Integrated care will improve the health & wellbeing of people with TB, during and after TB treatment completion     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Strongly agree  
    4 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q8b_4 Q8b.4. The TB treatment period offers an excellent opportunity for integrated care, given the long period of health care engagement     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q8b_5 Q8b.5. No label     factor
    1 Concordo totalmente  
    2 Hoàn toàn đồng ý  
    3 Somewhat agree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    6 Totalmente de acuerdo  
    7 Tout à fait d'accord  
    . missing  
Q9_1 Q9.1. Integrating screening for relevant non-TB conditions into TB care could  reduce the quality of TB care     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q9_2 Q9.2. Integrating provision of relevant non-TB services into TB care could reduce the quality of TB care     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q10_1 Q10.1. TB household contacts should be routinely screened for relevant non-TB conditions     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q10_2 Q10.2. TB care providers should provide screening for relevant non-TB conditions to TB household contacts     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q10_3 Q10.3. TB care providers should incorporate care for relevant non-TB conditions for TB household contacts, during the period that the household member with TB is receiving TB treatment     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q11_1 Q11.1. For HHC, the local disease burden (among the general population)     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q11_2 Q11.2. For HHC, the association of the condition with TB risk or TB outcomes     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q11_3 Q11.3. The availability to provide screening using a simple, cheap and accurate test, with results available on the same day     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q11_4 Q11.4. The availability of affordable and effective treatment locally     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q11_5 Q11.5. The feasibility of integrating care for the condition with TB preventive treatment (TPT), during the period of preventive TB treatment     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q11_6 Q11.6. The feasibility of continuing/sustaining care beyond the period of TB preventive treatment (if required)     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q11_7 Q11.7. Acceptability of screening and care for the condition amongst TB household contacts     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
      missing  
Q12_1 Q12.1. Holistic, person-centred care is important for TB household contacts     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree (4)  
    5 Strongly disagree (5)  
    . missing  
Q12_2 Q12.2. Integrated relevant non-TB and TB screening for TB household contacts will improve participation in TB screening     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q12_3 Q12.3. Integrated relevant non-TB and TB screening for TB household contacts will improve uptake and completion of TB preventive therapy     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q12_4 Q12.4. The interaction with the TB affected household during TB screening is a good opportunity to provide non-TB screening to TB household contacts     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q12_5 Q12.5. Offering TB screening that incorporates relevant non-TB screening and care will improve the health & wellbeing of TB household contacts     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q13_1 Q13.1. Integrating screening for relevant (non-TB) conditions for TB household contacts could reduce the quality of TB screening and delivery of TB preventive therapy (if relevant)     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q13_2 Q13.2. Integrating provision of relevant (non-TB) services for TB household contacts could reduce the quality of TB screening and delivery of TB preventive therapy (if relevant)     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q14_1 Q14.1. Community-wide systematic TB screening programs are a good opportunity to screen for other conditions that are important to the community     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q14_2 Q14.2. People participating in community-wide systematic TB screening in high TB incidence settings should be offered screening for relevant non-TB conditions as part of the TB screening programme     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q14_3 Q14.3. Programmes screening for relevant non-TB conditions during community-wide systematic TB screening have a responsibility to ensure participants can access relevant non-TB care     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q16_1 Q16.1. Currently, there is not enough evidence for integration of non-TB screening and non-TB services as part of routine TB care for people receiving TB treatment to make policy & guideline recommendations     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q16_2 Q16.2. Currently, there is not enough evidence for integration of non-TB screening and non-TB services during systematic screening of household contacts to make policy & guideline recommendations     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q16_3 Q16.3. Research measuring the selection, effectiveness and feasibility of offering non-TB services as part of routine TB care for people receiving TB treatment should be prioritised     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q16_4 Q16.4. Research measuring the selection, effectiveness and feasibility of offering non-TB services as part of systematic TB screening for TB household contacts should be prioritised     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q16_5 Q16.5. Domestic healthcare funding should support non-TB screening amongst people receiving TB treatment     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q16_6 Q16.6. Domestic healthcare funding should support provision of care for non-TB services amongst people receiving TB treatment     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q17_1 Q17.1. Among people undergoing TB screening, international TB funding organisations should provide financial support for screening for non-TB conditions     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q17_2 Q17.2. Among people undergoing TB screening, international TB funding organisations should provide support for provision of relevant non-TB services     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q18_1 Q18.1. Among people receiving TB treatment, International TB organisations should provide support for screening for relevant non-TB conditions     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
Q18_2 Q18.2. Among people receiving TB treatment, International TB organisations should provide support for provision of relevant non-TB services     factor
    1 Neither agree nor disagree  
    2 Somewhat agree  
    3 Somewhat disagree  
    4 Strongly agree  
    5 Strongly disagree  
    . missing  
wb_income World Bank income category     factor
    1 High-income countries  
    2 Low-income countries  
    3 Lower-middle-income countries  
    4 Upper-middle-income countries  
    . missing