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1. Distribution of types of families in my data set (Pie Chart) 2

2. Distribution of areas of residence in my data set (Pie Chart) 2

3. Median and inter quartile range of monthly family income in my data set 3
(Statement)
4. Distribution of marital status of individuals aged 18 & above in the families I 3
surveyed (Frequency Table)
5. Gender distribution in my data set (Pie Chart) 3

6. Age distribution of Individuals I surveyed (Frequency Table) 4

7. Frequency table of completed education 4

8. Occupational Distribution (Frequency Table) 4

9. Frequency distribution of total number of individuals in a household 5

10. Total number of live births & maternal deaths in 10 household I visited 5

11. Frequency distribution of environmental sanitation of household I interviewed 5

12. Total number of children less than 5 years of age in 10 houses I visited, 5–6
Proportion of children less than 5 years of age with complete EPI immunization.
(Frequency distribution Table, bar chart, complete and incomplete immunization)
13. Distribution of chronic health conditions in 10 families I interviewed 6
(Frequency table, n=total household members of 10 houses)
14. Frequency distribution table of health seeking behaviour of 10 households 7

15. Distance of nearest household from my house 7

16. Conclusion of Analysis Report 8

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1. Distribution of types of families in my data set (Pie Chart)

Types Of Families

Nuclear Family

10% Single Parent

10% Extended Family

Step Family

Childless Family

Grand-Parent
80%
Unconventional Family

2. Distribution of areas of residence in my data set (Pie Chart)

Areas Of Residence In Lahore

10% Wapda Town Phase 1 Lahore

10% Wapda Town Phase 2 Lahore

40%
EME Lahore
10%
Township Lahore

Tariq Garden Lahore

20%
10% Johar Town Lahore

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3. Median and Inter-quartile range of monthly family income in my data set

Median range of Monthly Income 150000/-

Inter-Quartile range of Monthly 200000/-
Income

4. Distribution of marital status of individuals aged 18 & above in the

families I surveyed (Frequency Table)

Marital Status Frequency Percentage Cumulative ν

Married 21 46.6% 21
Unmarried 24 53.4% 45
Divorced - - 45
Widowed - - 45
Total Individuals 45 100% 45

5. Gender distribution in my data set (Pie Chart)

Gender Distribution

36%
Male Female

Others
64%

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6. Age distribution of individuals surveyed (Frequency Table)

Age (Years) Frequency Percentage Cumulative ν

<5 1 2.2% 1
5 – 19 9 20% 10
20 – 34 17 37.77% 27
35 – 49 3 6.66% 30
50> 15 33.33% 45
Total Individuals 45 100% 45

7. Frequency table of education completed

Education Frequency Percentage Cumulative ν

No School 1 2.2% 1
Completed 44 97.7% 45
Primary
education (Class
5 passed)
Completed 40 88.8% 85
Metric/Secondar
y Education (Class
10 pass)
Any other Higher 37 82.2% 122
Education
(HSSC/University)

8. Occupational distribution (Frequency Table)

Occupation (Job) Frequency Percentage Cumulative ν

Private sector 8 17.8% 8
Public sector 2 4.4% 10
Own business 2 4.4% 12
Housewife 8 17.8% 20
Student 23 51.11% 43
Retired 2 4.4% 45
Total Individuals 45 100% -

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9. Frequency distribution of total number of individuals in a household

Number of Frequency Percentage Cumulative

Individuals frequency
<2 - 0% 0
2–5 10 100 10
>5 - 0% 10

10. Total number of live births & maternal deaths in 10 household I visited

Live Births 3 (Family No. 8 only)

Maternal Deaths or Any Death 1 (Family No. 8 only)

11. Frequency distribution of environmental sanitation of household

interview

Environmental Frequency Frequency Percentage Percentage

Sanitation (Yes) (No) (Yes) (No)
Built in toilet 10 0 100% 0%
Regular water 10 0 100% 0%
supply
Separate 9 1 90% 10%
cooking area
Animals kept 2 8 20% 80%
at home

12. Total number of children less than 5 years of age in 10 houses I

visited. Proportion of children less than 5 years of age with complete
EPI immunization. (Frequency Distribution Table, Bar chart, Complete
and incomplete immunization)

Total Children <5 Years Frequency= 1

Children <5 Years with Complete EPI Frequency= 1
Immunization
Children <5 years with incomplete Frequency= 0

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 EPI Immunization

Number of Children with age <5 Years with complete or

incomplete Immunization

Children <5 Years with incomplete EPI Immunization

Children <5 Years with Complete EPI Immunization

Children <5 Years

0 1 2

Number of Children with age <5 Years with complete or incomplete Immunization

13. Distribution of chronic health conditions on 10 families I interviewed

(Frequency Table)

Chronic Frequency Percentage Cumulative ν

Condition
Hypertension 2 4.44% 2
Diabetes 2 4.44% 4
Chronic Liver 5
Disease / 1 2.2%
Hepatitis
Kidney Disease - - 5
GIT disease - - 5
Allergy - - 5
CVD - - 5
Pulmonary 1 2.2% 6
Disease

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14. Frequency distribution table of health seeking behaviour of 10
households

Health seeking Frequency Percentage Cumulative ν

behaviour
Cost of care 6 60% 6
Attitude of 8 80% 14
workers and
doctors
Lack of sufficient 6 60% 23
information
Accessibility of 10 100% 33
Medical Care
Ambulance 10 100% 43
Service
Medicine out of 3 30% 46
stock

15. Distance of nearest household from my house

Distance Frequency Percentage

<1 km 2 20%
1 – 2 km 2 20%
>2 km 6 60%

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 CONCLUSION OF ANALYSIS REPORT

1. Survey Objectives
 A community-oriented training program.
 10 household surveys to be conducted for gathering information
regarding personal identification, socio-demographic profile,
environmental sanitation, vaccination, disease history, health seeking
behaviour, life style and related risks. Method: Questions were asked.
 Information is to be used for academic research purposes only.
 Making a survey analysis report afterwards.
2. Survey Conclusions
 Major type of family is nuclear family and most families have around 5
individuals. Most families were concerned about personal information.
 Household income was in median range of 150,000/- and inter quartile
range of about 200,000/-. (This area was well developed).
 Almost all families had education completed up to secondary level
except 1 in which a child of 4 years was about to get admission in school.
 All families were in good health condition. Only 1 family had 2
individuals with hypertension and diabetes mellitus. The same family
also had a member who suffered a COVID-19 infection recently.
 All families had completed their Vaccinations timely and most of the
individuals were students. Most females who were married were
housewives. Main earning source was the head of family, A Male.
 3 live births in a single family but in close relatives and a death in same
family but of a close relative.
 All families had proper environmental sanitation and 2 families had also
kept pets. All household were in 1 – 2 km range except 6. These were a
friend of friends.
 Most families (80%) complained about attitude of Medical Professionals.
3. Recommendations
 Improvement in Doctor attitude, cost of care and safe treatment
options were the recommendations most often given by families.
Sign: _____________
Date: _____________

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