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To assess the effectiveness of multi-purpose cash, community health volunteer-led education, and conditional cash transfers with respect to health measures among Syrian refugees with type II diabetes in Jordan.
This is the underlying data for publication: Improving diabetes control for Syrian refugees in Jordan: a longitudinal cohort study comparing the effects of cash transfers and health education interventions published in the journal of Conflict and Health, 2021. (DOI: 10.1186/s13031-021-00380-7)
The data includes; participant demographics, participant's diastolic/systolic blood pressure, BMI, amount paid at the outpatient facility for most recent diabetes care, any cost paid at outpatient facility for most recent diabetes care, care type of visit, household's total income in the last month
The data is sourced from Johns Hopkins School of Public Health which conducted a Quasi-experimental prospective cohort study