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This function adds healthcare need categories to individual-level data, including disability information if provided. It creates dummy variables for different healthcare need scenarios and optionally includes disability-specific indicators.

This function aggregates individual-level healthcare need data to the household level, including disability-specific information if provided.

Usage

add_loop_healthcare_needed_cat(
  loop,
  ind_healthcare_needed = "health_ind_healthcare_needed",
  ind_healthcare_needed_no = "no",
  ind_healthcare_needed_yes = "yes",
  ind_healthcare_needed_dnk = "dnk",
  ind_healthcare_needed_pnta = "pnta",
  ind_healthcare_received = "health_ind_healthcare_received",
  ind_healthcare_received_no = "no",
  ind_healthcare_received_yes = "yes",
  ind_healthcare_received_dnk = "dnk",
  ind_healthcare_received_pnta = "pnta",
  ind_age = "ind_age"
)

add_loop_healthcare_needed_cat_to_main(
  main,
  loop,
  ind_healthcare_needed_no = "health_ind_healthcare_needed_no",
  ind_healthcare_needed_yes_unmet = "health_ind_healthcare_needed_yes_unmet",
  ind_healthcare_needed_yes_met = "health_ind_healthcare_needed_yes_met",
  id_col_main = "uuid",
  id_col_loop = "uuid"
)

Arguments

loop

A data frame of individual-level data.

ind_healthcare_needed

The name of the variable that indicates if healthcare is needed.

ind_healthcare_needed_no

The binary variable that indicates if healthcare is not needed.

ind_healthcare_needed_yes

Level for "yes" in ind_healthcare_needed.

ind_healthcare_needed_dnk

Level for "don't know" in ind_healthcare_needed.

ind_healthcare_needed_pnta

Level for "prefer not to answer" in ind_healthcare_needed.

ind_healthcare_received

The name of the variable that indicates if healthcare is received.

ind_healthcare_received_no

Level for "no" in ind_healthcare_received.

ind_healthcare_received_yes

Level for "yes" in ind_healthcare_received.

ind_healthcare_received_dnk

Level for "don't know" in ind_healthcare_received.

ind_healthcare_received_pnta

Level for "prefer not to answer" in ind_healthcare_received.

ind_age

The name of the variable that indicates the age of the individual.

main

A data frame of household-level data.

ind_healthcare_needed_yes_unmet

The binary variable that indicates if healthcare is needed but unmet.

ind_healthcare_needed_yes_met

The binary variable that indicates if healthcare is needed and met.

id_col_main

The column name for the unique identifier in the main data frame.

id_col_loop

The column name for the unique identifier in the loop data frame.

Value

A data frame with additional columns:

  • health_ind_healthcare_needed_d: Dummy variable for healthcare needed.

  • health_ind_healthcare_received_d: Dummy variable for healthcare received.

  • health_ind_healthcare_needed_cat: Categorized healthcare need: "no_need", "yes_unmet_need", or "yes_met_need".

  • health_ind_healthcare_needed_no: Dummy variable for no healthcare need.

  • health_ind_healthcare_needed_yes_unmet: Dummy variable for unmet healthcare need.

  • health_ind_healthcare_needed_yes_met: Dummy variable for met healthcare need.

A data frame with additional columns:

  • health_ind_healthcare_needed_no_n: Count of individuals not needing healthcare.

  • health_ind_healthcare_needed_yes_unmet_n: Count of individuals with unmet healthcare needs.

  • health_ind_healthcare_needed_yes_met_n: Count of individuals with met healthcare needs.