To assess health seeking behaviour and utilisation of health services, we analysed the number of days the child had symptoms before visiting the health facility for one of the four conditions of interest: acute respiratory infection, diarrhoea, fever, and ear infection. We initially intended to also investigate whether the child attended the health centre for a follow-up; however, as the Master Registration Number field was not used consistently, it became impossible to track follow-up cases with a lack of data linkage for patients between different clinic attendees.
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