At a glance
This guide shows how to adapt, locally pilot test, plan, and implement a community survey. It provides two example surveys developed in eastern Africa about Ebola-related knowledge, attitude, and practices. It also provides instruction on how to use these surveys and how to create and pilot test your own surveys. Once you have a survey that is ready to use, the guide reviews how to collect, store, analyze, and present your findings.
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Language: English (US)
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Last updated: February 3, 2025
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This codebook accompanies the Guide to Adapting and Using KAP Surveys for Public Health Emergencies