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Table 5 Grouping by type of impairment, according to the survey

From: A comparative analysis of disability measures in Cameroonian surveys

Survey

Motor disability

Sensorial disability

Mental disability

Other disability

3RGPH

Crippled upper limbs, crippled lower limbs

Deaf, dumb, blinded

Mental illness,

Albino, leprosy

ECAM3

Crippled, paralytic

Blind, visually impaired, stutter, mute, deaf, hearing impaired, deaf-mute, etc.

Insane, alienated, crazy, etc.

Other, or missing value for disability type even though reported as disabled

DHS-MICS

Lack of a body part or “extremity”, deformation of an upper or lower limb, unable or has some difficulties walking or using arm

Blind, visually impaired, dumb or hearing impaired, mute or serious speaking impairments

Behavioural disorders

NA

HandiVIH

Difficulty walking or climbing stairs

Difficulty with self-care

Difficulty seeing even if wearing glasses,

Difficulty hearing even if using hearing aid/s or deaf

Difficulty remembering or concentrating

Difficulty learning a new task,

Difficulty analysing and finding solutions to problems

Difficulty communicating