Comparison of respondent-reported and sensor-recorded latrine utilization measures in rural Bangladesh: a cross-sectional study
Journal Article
Overview
publication date
- July 1, 2017
has subject area
- Adult
- Bangladesh
- Behavior and Behavior Mechanisms - Family Characteristics
- Child
- Communicable Disease Control - Sanitation
- Communicable Disease Control - Toilet Facilities
- Defecation
- Environment and Public Health - Cross-Sectional Studies
- Environment and Public Health - Hygiene
- Environment and Public Health - Sanitation
- Environment and Public Health - Self Report
- Environment and Public Health - Toilet Facilities
- Environmental Health - Sanitation
- Epidemiologic Measurements - Family Characteristics
- Female
- Health Care Evaluation Mechanisms - Cross-Sectional Studies
- Health Care Evaluation Mechanisms - Self Report
- Humans
- Information Science - Self Report
- Investigative Techniques - Cross-Sectional Studies
- Investigative Techniques - Self Report
- Male
- Non-Medical Public and Private Facilities - Toilet Facilities
- Population Characteristics - Family Characteristics
- Population Characteristics - Family Characteristics
- Rural Population
- Social Sciences - Family Characteristics
- Sociological Factors - Family Characteristics
- Therapeutics - Hygiene
Full Author List
- Delea MG; Nagel CL; Thomas EA; Halder AK; Amin N; Shoab AK; Freeman MC; Unicomb L; Clasen TF
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Additional Document Info
start page
- 308
end page
- 315
volume
- 111
issue
- 7