Table 2 Health outcomes and healthy housing status
From: Housing and health outcomes: evidence on child morbidities from six Sub-Saharan African countries
| Â | Diarrhoea | Â | Â | Â | Â | Â |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Â | Unhealthier | Unhealthy | Healthy | Healthier | Healthiest | p- value |
Burkina Faso (2010) | 275 (14%) | 526 (14%) | 477 (15%) | 419 (16%) | 276 (17%) | 0.0228 |
Cameroon (2011) | 722 (32%) | 511 (21%) | 452 (21%) | 265 (16%) | 296 (15%) | 0.0000 |
Ghana (2014) | 134 (13%) | 165 (16%) | 127 (11%) | 101 (11%) | 88 (9%) | 0.0000 |
Kenya (2014) | 703 (18%) | 682 (17%) | 499 (15%) | 452 (15%) | 504 (13%) | 0.0000 |
Nigeria (2018) | 1301 (18%) | 1051 (15%) | 678 (12%) | 552 (10%) | 387 (7%) | 0.0000 |
South Africa (2016) | 96 (13%) | 84 (14%) | 65 (10%) | 23 (8%) | 80 (9%) | 0.0001 |
| Â | Acute respiratory illness | Â | Â | Â | ||
Burkina Faso (2010) | 175 (9%) | 309 (8%) | 309 (10%) | 293 (11%) | 279 (17%) | 0.0000 |
Cameroon (2011) | 813 (37%) | 797 (32%) | 749 (35%) | 599 (36%) | 912 (46%) | 0.0000 |
Ghana (2014) | 136 (13%) | 129 (12%) | 143 (13%) | 145 (16%) | 165 (16%) | 0.0293 |
Kenya (2014) | 1372 (35%) | 1695 (41%) | 1352 (39%) | 1108 (36%) | 1278(32%) | 0.0000 |
Nigeria (2018) | 1151 (16%) | 996 (14%) | 841 (15%) | 768 (14%) | 815 (15%) | 0.0012 |
South Africa (2016) | 149 (21%) | 149 (25%) | 196 (30%) | 80 (30%) | 251 (27%) | 0.0008 |
| Â | Fever | Â | Â | Â | Â | Â |
Burkina Faso (2010) | 387 (20%) | 714 (19%) | 688 (22%) | 637 (24%) | 363 (22%) | 0.0000 |
Cameroon (2011) | 701 (31%) | 638 (26%) | 578 (27%) | 410 (25%) | 454 (23%) | 0.0000 |
Ghana (2014) | 177 (17%) | 162 (15%) | 151 (13%) | 127 (14%) | 110 (11%) | 0.0010 |
Kenya (2014) | 1020 (26%) | 1210 (29%) | 869 (25%) | 688 (22%) | 773 (19%) | 0.0000 |
Nigeria (2018) | 2204 (31%) | 2007 (28%) | 1333 (23%) | 1123 (21%) | 814 (15%) | 0.0000 |
South Africa (2016) | 115 (16%) | 121 (20%) | 156 (24%) | 65 (24%) | 202 (21%) | 0.0024 |