Questionnaire identification number: <F SERVICE AVAILABILITY MAPPING (SAM) FACILITY QUESTIONNAIRE

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1 FOR USE IN HEALTH CARE FACILITIES. ONE QUESTIONNAIRE SHOULD BE USED PER FACILITY. Please fill the information below before beginning. Please write clearly, in ink: 001. Date (dd/mm/yyyy): 002. Region name: / / Check one: Hhohho Lubombo Manzini Shilseweni 003. Inkhundla name: 004. Chiefdom/city council name: 005. City/town/village/ or community name: 006. Facility name: Note: Use the same facility name as it appears on Section 3 of the Regional questionnaire 007. Interviewer name (last, first): 008. Respondent name (last, first): 1

2 009. Respondent job title: 010. Respondent contact information (including local telephone codes): Telephone: Fax: 011. Note: For telephone and fax numbers, enter these as a "string". For example: (NOT as or ). Leave these clear if no information available. Ownership: Government (public) facility Other: Please check one box below: Mission/Faith based Note: These are generally "not for profit" schools run by religious organizations and groups Industry Private Note: These are generally "for profit" health care facilities. Non-Governmental Organization (NGOs) 2

3 012. Facility type: Please check one box below. National Referral Hospital Note: There is only one of these, Mbabane Government Hospital in Hhohho region. Regional (Referral) Hospital Note: There are three of these, Good Shepherd, RFN, and Hlatikulu. Depending on your region you will either indicate "1" or "0" (if you are working in Hhohho region) in the response. Hospital Note: This includes sub-regional hospitals that are public or private (including for- and not-for-profit facilities). Examples include Pigg's Peak and Mankayane. Hospitals are facilities with more than 100 in-patient beds. Public Health Unit Note: These are facilities that focus on reproductive and child heath. Mostly women go here, they receive prenatal care and children under 5 years of age can receive care here. Health Centre Note: These are facilities where the general population can receive a wide range of services. They have in-patient beds but are smaller than hospitals. Examples include Bhunya Mill and Emkhuzweni rural health center. Clinic Note: These are facilities that don't usually admit in-patients if they are in the private sector. If they are private clinics, they may have in-patient beds Facility telephone, and fax numbers (including local telephone codes): Note: For telephone and fax numbers, enter these as a "string". For example: (NOT as or ). Leave these clear if no information available. Telephone: Fax: 3

4 014. Facility geographic co-ordinates: Latitude E: Longitude S: 4

5 Questionnaire overview: Section 1: General characteristics Section 2: General purpose equipment Section 3: Injection and sterilization equipment Section 4: Human resources Section 5: Trained staff Section 6: Drugs and commodities Section 7: Lab tests Section 8: Information on interventions available in the facility 5

6 Section 1. General characteristics.this section of the questionnaire focuses on basic characteristics of the facility including the number of outpatients, inpatient and maternity beds available. It also asks about the availability of specific resources such as water, telephones and radios. Note to interviewers: Please indicate respondent's answers in the grey, rightmost column. By previous month we mean the last completed calendar month. No. Question Answer Read to the respondent: We are interested in knowing how many patients and beds are available in this facility. We would also like to ask about the types of beds available. 101 How many out-patients were seen in this facility during the previous month? 102 Does this facility have in-patient* beds (excluding baby cots and maternity beds)? Note: *By in-patient beds we mean physical beds with mattresses that can be used by patients for overnight stays in the facility. 103 Does this facility have delivery beds? Note: These are beds used for deliveries only. 104 Does this facility have maternity beds? Note: These are beds used for recovering after a delivery. IF YES, ENTER THE NUMBER OF BEDS: IF YES, ENTER THE NUMBER OF BEDS: IF YES, ENTER THE NUMBER OF BEDS: 6

7 105 How many in-patients were admitted in this facility during the previous month? 106 Does this facility offer child immunization services? 107 How many children were immunized* in the previous month? Note: * All vaccinations combined SKIP TO 108 ENTER THE NUMBER OF CHILDREN IMMUNIZED Read to the respondent: The following questions ask about general resources available in the facility. 108 What is the main source of water in this facility? Circle one: Tap/piped water...1 Water from open well.2 Water from covered well 3 Surface water..4 Rain water...5 Tanker truck 6 Earth dam 7 No water Does the facility have a functioning land line telephone? Yes...1 No...2 7

8 110 Does the facility have functioning cellular telephones (either private or supported by the facility)? 111 Does the facility have a functioning short-wave radio for radio calls? Note: The radio can be located nearby, for example in a police station. 112 Does the facility have a functioning computer for staff use? Yes...1 No...2 Yes...1 No...2 Yes No... 2 SKIP TO Does this facility have functioning internet services for staff? Yes No... 2 Read to the respondent: We would now like to ask you about guidelines available in this facility. Are guidelines for the following available, and accessible, here: ***NEED TO CONFRIM REWORDING OF SOME OF THESE QUESTIONS*** 114 Family Planning Yes...1 No Management of malaria Yes...1 No Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI) 117 Paediatric HIV and AIDS care Yes No... 2 Yes No Infant and young child feeding in the context of HIV 119 Prevention of Mother To Child Transmission (PMTCT) of HIV Yes...1 No... 2 Yes...1 No

9 120 HIV/AIDS clinical care Note: These are guidelines for adults only, they cover care for opportunistic infections and generally deal with care prior to initiating ART. 121 Voluntary counselling and testing (VCT) for HIV Yes...1 No... 2 Yes...1 No HIV and Nutrition Yes...1 No Post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) for HIV Yes...1 No STI diagnosis and treatment Yes...1 No Management of TB/HIV co-infection Yes...1 No TB control Yes...1 No Community-home based care Yes...1 No

10 Section 2. General purpose equipment. This section of the questionnaire explores the availability of specific health-related resources. Note to interviewers: This section is divided into two sections. The first section should be applied in hospitals only. The second section should be applied in all other health facilities. Please indicate respondent's answers in the grey, rightmost column. FOR HOSPITALS ONLY: Question Answer No. Read to the respondent: We are interested in knowing if the following healthspecific resources are available in this hospital. These are all yes/no questions. Please indicate whether or not the following are available and functional in this facility: 201 X-ray machine 202 Oxygen system/cylinders 203 Autoclave for sterilization 204 Infusion kits for intravenous solution, for example a "drip". 205 Operating theatre with basic equipment (i.e., table, lamp, kits) 206 Anaesthetic machine 207 Hemocytometer (for total lymphocyte and full blood counts) 208 Cytoflowmeter (for CD4 counts) 209 Ambulance (emergency (trauma) transportation services) 210 Latex gloves 10

11 211 Refrigerator 212 Microscope 213 Microscope slides 214 Suction Machine Note: This is used during deliveries, to facilitate the delivery of the child. 11

12 For all other health facilities: Question Answer No. Read to the respondent: We are interested in knowing if the following healthspecific resources are available in this facility. These are all yes/no questions. Please indicate whether or not the following are available and functional in this facility: 215 Blood pressure machine 216 Stethoscope(s) 217 Microscope 218 Microscope slides 219 Adult weighing scale 220 Weighing equipment for under-five-year-olds (i.e. Salter scale or similar hanging scale) 221 Thermometer(s) 222 Latex gloves 223 Refrigerator 224 Examination table/examination bed 225 Speculum Note: Instrument used for prenatal and gynaecological exams. 226 Otoscope Note: Instrument used to examine ears. 227 Tongue depressors 12

13 228 Suction machine Note: This is used during deliveries, to facilitate the delivery of the child. 229 Autoclave 13

14 Section 3. Injection and sterilization equipment. This section of the questionnaire asks about the main types of injection equipment used in this facility. Note to interviewers: Please indicate respondent's answers in the grey, rightmost column. No. Question Answer Read to the respondent: We are interested in knowing what type of injection and sterilization equipment is available in this facility. You will be asked to choose the most common type of needles and syringes used for general health services (apart from immunization activities). We would also like to ask the most common type of sterilization equipment used. Finally, we will ask whether or not disinfectants are available in this facility. 301 Please indicate which of the following is the most commonly used type of needles and syringes for general health services (apart from immunization activities) in this facility: Disposable 1 Re-usable.2 Auto-destruct Please indicate which of the following is the most commonly used method of sterilisation for general health services: Autoclave..1 Sterilizers..2 Pressure pots...3 Boiling pot.4 Other 5 (please specify): 303 Is environmental disinfectant available in this facility? (i.e., jik, savlon, dettol, disinfectant spray, or other nationally accepted disinfectant) Yes.1 No..2 14

15 No. Question Answer Read to the respondent: Payment for drugs at this facility: We would like to ask you if the following services are sometimes paid for by patients because of problems related to the availability of supplies within the facility. These are all yes/no/not applicable questions. 304 TB treatment drugs Yes Pain relief drugs for HIV/AIDS patients 306 Drugs for the treatment of opportunistic infections among HIV positive patients 307 ARVs 308 Antibiotics to treat pneumonia among children under five years of age 309 Oral Rehydration Salt (ORS) packets for diarrhoea 310 Delivery kits (gloves, cotton, etc.) 311 Oral contraceptive pills 312 Co-trimoxazole No..2 Not applicable..3 Yes. 1 No..2 Not applicable..3 Yes. 1 No...2 Not applicable..3 Yes. 1 No..2 Not applicable..3 Yes. 1 No...2 Not applicable..3 Yes. 1 No...2 Not applicable..3 Yes. 1 No...2 Not applicable..3 Yes. 1 No...2 Not applicable..3 Yes. 1 No...2 Not applicable..3 15

16 Section 4. Human resources. This section of the questionnaire asks about the human resources available in this facility. Note to interviewers: Please indicate respondent's answers in the grey, rightmost column. Questions ask about whether a human resource is available and the number present on the day of the interview. No. Question Answer Read to the respondent: In this section we would like to know how many of the following health personnel are available. We would also like to ask about the number for each resource that is present here today. If a human resource is not applicable, please indicate this to the interviewer. 401 Medical doctors/physicians: (a) How many medical doctors/physicians work full time at this facility? (b) How many medical doctors/physicians work part time at this facility? (c) How many medical doctors/physicians are Swazi nationals at this facility? ENTER "888" if no response (d) How many medical doctors/physicians are present at this facility today? ENTER "888" if no response. 16

17 402 Family nurse practitioners: (a) How many family nurse practitioners work at this facility? (b) How many family nurse practitioners are present at this facility today? (c) How many family nurse practitioners are Swazi nationals at this facility? ENTER "888" if no response ENTER "888" if no response 403 Certified/registered midwives (including nurse midwives): (a) How many certified/registered midwives work at this facility? (b) How many certified/registered midwives are present at this facility today? ENTER "888" if no response 17

18 (c) How many certified/registered midwives are Swazi nationals at this facility? ENTER "888" if no response 404 Certified/registered nurses: (a) How many certified/registered nurses work at this facility? (b) How many certified/registered nurses are present at this facility today? ENTER "888" if no response (c) How many certified/registered nurses are Swazi nationals at this facility? 405 Nursing assistants: (a) How many nursing assistants work at this facility? ENTER "888" if no response. 18

19 (b) How many nursing assistants are present at this facility today? ENTER "888" if no response (c) How many nursing assistants are Swazi nationals at this facility? 406 How many paid orderlies work full time at this facility? ENTER "888" if no response. ENTER "888" if no response 407 Support Staff (Other paramedicals) **NOTE, REMOVED "999" Don't know option** a) radiographers b) physiotherapists c) nutritionists 19

20 d) anaesthesiologists Note: This is a specialty of medical doctors/physicians. They will be a sub set of the total number of medical doctors/physicians identified. e) environmental officers 408 Laboratory technicians/technologists: (a) How many laboratory technicians/technologists work at this facility? (b) How many laboratory technicians/technologists are present at this facility today? ENTER "888" if no response c) How many laboratory technicians/technologists are Swazi nationals at this facility? ENTER "888" if no response 20

21 409 Laboratory Assistants: (a) How many laboratory assistants work at this facility? (b) How many laboratory assistants are present at this facility today? ENTER "888" if no response 410 Pharmacists and dispensers: **NOTE REORDERING OF SUB QUESTIONS** (a) How many pharmacists work at this facility? (b) How many pharmacists are Swazi nationals at this facility? ENTER "888" if no response 21

22 (c) How many pharmacists are present at this facility today? ENTER "888" if no response (d) How many dispensers work at this facility? (e) How many dispensers are present at this facility today? ENTER "888" if no response 411 HMIS personnel/records assistants and HIV/AIDS data clerks: (a) How many HMIS personnel/records assistants and HIV/AIDS data clerks work at this facility? (b) How many HMIS personnel/records assistants and HIV/AIDS data clerks are present at this facility today? ENTER "888" if no response 22

23 412 Full time health service managers (i.e., Matron, Public Health Matron, Senior Medical Officer, Sister-in-Charge): (a) How many full time health service managers (i.e., Matron, Public Health Matron, Senior Medical Officer, Sister-in-Charge) work at this facility? Note: These are people who have administrative duties, they may be doctors or physicians but they do not attend to patients. They are dedicated to administering the facility and work there 40 hours or more a week. (b) How many full time health service managers (i.e., Matron, Public Health Matron, Senior Medical Officer, Sister-in-Charge) are present at this facility today? Note: These are people who have administrative duties, they may be doctors or physicians but they do not attend to patients. They are dedicated to administering the facility and work there 40 hours or more a week. ENTER "888" if no response 413 Trained HIV counsellors: (a) How many trained HIV counsellors work at this facility? (b) How many trained HIV counsellors are present at this facility today? ENTER "888" if no response 23

24 (c) How many trained infant and young child feeding counsellors in context of HIV work at this facility? 414 Community health workers (RHMs and Care Givers): (a) How many community health workers are supervised by this facility? (b) How many community health workers have you met during the last month to discuss workrelated issues? 415 Social workers: (a) How many social workers work at or are attached this facility? (b) How many social workers are present at this facility today? ENTER "888" if no response 24

25 416 Psychologists (a) How many psychologists work at this facility? (b) How many psychologists are present at this facility today? ENTER "888" if no response 25

26 Section 5. Trained staff. This section of the questionnaire asks about the number of staff in this facility that have received training in a number of specific interventions. Note to interviewers: Please indicate respondent's answers in the grey, rightmost column. No. Question Answer Read to the respondent: In this section we would like to know how many of your staff have received training on the delivery of specific health interventions. For each intervention, please indicate the number of staff that have received pre- or in-service training during the last two (2) years. 501 Integrated management of childhood illness (IMCI) 502 Safe motherhood/life-saving skills 503 Adolescent sexual and reproductive health (ASRH) and youth friendly services 504 Integrated management of adult illness (IMAI), including on the provision of ART 26

27 No. Question Answer 505 Post exposure prophylaxis (PEP) for HIV 506 HIV/AIDS counselling only 507 HIV/AIDS counselling and testing 508 HIV antibody testing including using HIV rapid testing 509 Prevention of mother to child transmission (PMTCT) of HIV 27

28 510 Combined Infant and Young Child feeding and HIV training 511 HIV and Nutrition 512 TB case management 513 TB and HIV co-infection management 514 Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative in context of HIV 28

29 515 Family planning 516 STI diagnosis and treatment 517 Community Home Based Care 518 Infection control/ universal precautions for handling blood and other bodily fluids 519 Prevention, diagnosis and treatment of malaria 29

30 520 Drug and supplies management 521 HMIS training 522 Health services management IF "0" SKIP TO Section 6. Drugs and commodities. 522a. Of the total number of persons identified in 522, how many received this training as part of their preservice training? Note: Pre-service training is defined as training in the area of health services management which leads to a degree in this specific area, or related areas (e.g. health services administration; public administration; health planning and management, etc), training in the area of health services management which is clearly stated as part of a broader curriculum, e.g. if the curriculum for medicine or nursing or public has management related topics listed. a. 30

31 522b. Of the total number of persons identified in 522, how many received this training as part of their inservice training? Note: In-service training is defined as any formal course/workshop/seminar which has been provided during the last two years in the area of health services management. b. Check: 522a and 522b should add up to the total number indicated in

32 Section 6. Drugs, commodities and transport. This section of the questionnaire asks about the availability of specific drugs, commodities, and transport in the facility. These are all yes/no questions. Note to interviewers: Please indicate respondent's answers in the grey, rightmost column. No. Question Answer Read to the respondent: In this section we would like to know if the following drugs, commodities and transport are available today in this facility. 601 Injectable antibiotics 602 Oral antibiotics 603 Oral contraceptive pills 604 Injectable contraceptives 605 Iron (i.e., ferrous sulphate) 606 Folic acid 607 Vitamin A capsules 608 Measles vaccine 609 Ibuprofen/Panadol Yes.1 Yes.1 Yes.1 Yes.1 Yes 1 Yes 1 Yes 1 Yes 1 Yes First-line anti-malarial drugs (e.g., chloroquine) Yes Second-line anti-malarial drugs (e.g., Fansidar) Yes.1 32

33 612 Artemisinin combination therapy* * Note: this may be the same as first- or second-line malarial drugs; if this is the case mark "same" in the answer column. 613 Antihypertensive drugs 614 Magnesium Sulphate for eclampsia treatment 615 Ergometrine for post-partum hemorrhage 616 Oxytocin 617 TB drugs (Isoniazid, Rifampicin, Pyrazinamide & Ethambutol) 618 Oral rehydration salts (ORS) 619 Have you had stock-out of ARVs during the last three months? Yes.1 Same.3 Yes.1 Yes.1 Yes.1 Yes.1 Yes.1 Yes.1 Yes.1 If yes, for how long was the stock-out (in weeks)? 33

34 620 Have you had stock-out of any other drugs, including drugs for opportunistic infections for treating HIV positive persons? Yes.1 If yes, for how long was the stock-out (in weeks)? 621 Condoms: a) Female condom b) Male condom Yes.1 If yes, how many? How many were distributed in the previous month? Yes.1 If yes, how many? How many were distributed in the previous month? 34

35 622 Brochures, posters, or other IEC materials on safer sex practices* 623 * We are interested in knowing that these are present and appropriate. By appropriate we mean that the brochures, posters and materials are accessible to people with limited literacy, they have pictures and use words that are widely understood. Transportation to/from the facility: a) Emergency transport b) Administration transport (drug requisition, samples transfer, etc) 624 Co-trimoxazole Yes.1 Yes.1 Yes.1 Yes.1 35

36 Section 7. Laboratory tests. This section of the questionnaire asks about the availability of specific laboratory tests in the facility. We are interested in knowing what normal procedure is for laboratory tests. Note to interviewers: Please indicate respondent's answers in the grey, rightmost column. No. Question Respondent answer Read to the respondent: In this section of the questionnaire, we would like to ask if the following laboratory tests can be carried out in this facility. For each test, please indicate whether or not this test can be done and results received on-site today, if the test can be done off site and results can be received within 7 days (that is, a sample is sent to a lab for analysis and results are returned to the facility), or if the service is not available (that is, you cannot take a sample, nor refer the patient to another facility). 701 HIV antibody test The test can be done onsite today...1 The test can be done off site and results can be received within 7 days time 2 The test can be done off site and results can be received within 2 weeks' time 3 Service is not available CD4 cell count The test can be done onsite today...1 The test can be done off site and results can be received within 7 days time 2 The test can be done off site and results can be received within 2 weeks' time 3 36

37 No. Question Respondent answer Service is not available Haemoglobin The test can be done onsite today...1 The test can be done off site and results can be received within 7 days time 2 The test can be done off site and results can be received within 2 weeks' time 3 Service is not available Full blood count The test can be done onsite today...1 The test can be done off site and results can be received within 7 days time 2 The test can be done off site and results can be received within 2 weeks' time 3 Service is not available Hepatitis B The test can be done onsite today...1 The test can be done off site and results can be received within 7 days time 2 37

38 No. Question Respondent answer The test can be done off site and results can be received within 2 weeks' time 3 Service is not available Blood glucose level The test can be done onsite today...1 The test can be done off site and results can be received within 7 days time 2 The test can be done off site and results can be received within 2 weeks' time 3 Service is not available Giemsa stain for malaria The test can be done onsite today...1 The test can be done off site and results can be received within 7 days time 2 The test can be done off site and results can be received within 2 weeks' time 3 Service is not available RPR or VDRL for syphilis The test can be done onsite today...1 The test can be done off site and results can be received within 7 days time 2 38

39 No. Question Respondent answer The test can be done off site and results can be received within 2 weeks' time 3 Service is not available Liver Function The test can be done onsite today...1 The test can be done off site and results can be received within 7 days time 2 The test can be done off site and results can be received within 2 weeks' time 3 Service is not available Sputum examination The test can be done onsite today...1 The test can be done off site and results can be received within 7 days time 2 The test can be done off site and results can be received within 2 weeks' time 3 Service is not available 4 39

40 Section 8. Information on interventions available in the facility. This is the final section of the questionnaire. It asks for information about some of the health interventions that may be offered in this facility. Note to interviewers: Please indicate respondent's answers in the grey, rightmost column. No. Question Answer Read to the respondent: We are interested in knowing more information about health interventions that may be offered in this facility. By previous month we mean the last completed calendar month. 801 Is HIV antibody testing and counselling available in this facility? The facility provides HIV antibody testing and counselling.1 The facility provides counselling only.2 The facility does not provide counselling nor testing..3 SKIP TO How many HIV antibody testing and counselling clients did the facility see in the previous month? 803 How many HIV antibody testing and counselling clients returned for their results in the previous month? 804 Are antenatal services provided in this facility? 805 How many antenatal clients were seen in the previous month? 806 Is HIV counselling routinely provided to pregnant women? SKIP TO

41 No. Question Answer 807 Is Infant feeding counselling provided to pregnant women? 808 Is HIV testing routinely provided to pregnant women? 809 Is nevirapine or AZT provided to prevent mother to child transmission of HIV? SKIP TO How many women received nevirapine or AZT in the previous month? If "0", then SKIP TO How many of the women that received nevirapine or AZT were referred to postpartum family planning in the previous month? 812 Is ARV therapy offered at this facility? SKIP TO How many patients are currently* enrolled in the ART program? Note: *As of the last completed (previous) month If "0" SKIP TO a) Of the total number of patients provided in 813, how many of them are children under 15 years of age? b) Of the total number of patients provided in 813, how many of them are women 15 years of age or older? c) Of the total number of patients provided in 813, how many of them are men a. b. c. 41

42 No. Question Answer 15 years of age or older? CHECK: 814a through 814c should add up to the total number indicated in How many patients picked up their ARV drugs in the previous month? 816 Does this facility provide Post Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) for HIV services? 817 If yes, how many have benefited since this service started? 818 Does this facility provide STI diagnosis and treatment? SKIP TO 818 SKIP TO How many patients were seen for STI diagnosis and treatment in the previous month? 820 Does your facility have a working relationship with any NGO or faith based organizations (FBOs) for HIV prevention activities? SKIP TO If yes, how many? a) NGO= b) FBO= 822 Does this facility provide routine Health Education services including HIV/AIDS/TB/STIs? 823 Does your facility conduct any HIV/AIDS care outreach in the community? 42

43 824 Does your facility conduct any HIV prevention outreach in the community? 825 Is a register of suspected TB cases kept at this facility? 826 Is a register of confirmed TB cases kept at this facility? 827 Is smear microscopy available in this facility for TB diagnosis? 828 Is TB treatment available in this facility? 829 Is TB treatment directly observed in this facility or in the surrounding community? 830 Who observes? Health worker Community worker Family member/ relative SKIP TO Is HIV antibody testing available/offered in this facility for all TB patients (suspected or confirmed)? The facility provides HIV antibody testing for all TB patients.1 The facility provides a referral to HIV testing services.2 The facility does not test TB patients.3 43

44 832 Are there any sexual and reproductive health services provided in this facility tailored* specifically to adolescents and young people? *Note: By tailored we mean a service provided by a health provider specifically trained to work with adolescent clients; and/or an area designated specifically to receive adolescent clients; and/or a specific time during the day/week designated to receive adolescent clients 833 Does this facility provide outreach services for VCT/HTC? Note: HTC is HIV counselling and testing, but the medical provider initiates the process, is not "client driven". 834 Does this facility provide outreach services for Antenatal care (ANC)? 835 Does this facility provide outreach services for ART? 836 Does this facility provide outreach services for immunization? 837 Did the facility carry out any outreach services for immunization in the previous month? 838 Does this facility provide blood transfusion services? 839 Does this facility provide emergency Caesarean sections? 840 Does this facility perform male circumcisions? 841 If yes, how many were performed in the previous month? SKIP TO 838 END QUESTIONNAIRE 44

45 842 a) Of the total number of patients provided in 840, how many of them were infants under 2 years of age? a. a) Of the total number of patients provided in 840, how many of them were children aged between 3 and 9 years of age? a) Of the total number of patients provided in 840, how many of them were adolescents aged between 10 to 16 years of age? a) Of the total number of patients provided in 840, how many of them were adults 17 years of age or older? b. c. d. This is the end of the questionnaire. We thank you very much for the time you have taken to answer these questions. 45