Multidomain determinants of clinically assessed cutaneous leishmaniasis in Sodo District, Ethiopia: anonymized dataset and codebook
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Description
This dataset contains anonymized individual-level data supporting the study:
“Integrated One Health determinants of clinically assessed cutaneous leishmaniasis in Sodo District, Ethiopia: a community-based cross-sectional study.”
The study evaluated structural, environmental, behavioral, and reservoir-related determinants of cutaneous leishmaniasis (CL) within a multidomain One Health framework in six kebeles of Sodo District, Ethiopia.
Dataset contents
This repository includes:
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CL_public_analysis_dataset_anonymized.csv
Individual-level anonymized dataset used for statistical analysis (N = 1,356 participants). -
CL_public_analysis_codebook_anonymized.csv
Data dictionary describing variable names, coding schemes, and conceptual classification within domain categories.
Data structure
The dataset includes:
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Outcome variable: clinically assessed cutaneous leishmaniasis (presence of active lesion or characteristic scar)
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Demographic variables (age category, sex, education level, occupation, marital status)
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Household/structural variables
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Environmental/ecological variables
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Behavioral variables
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Reservoir/animal-interface variables
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Domain-level risk scores used in the integrated bridge model
Anonymization
The dataset has been fully anonymized prior to public deposition. No direct identifiers (names, household identifiers, GPS coordinates, or contact information) are included. Indirect identifiers that could reasonably permit re-identification have been removed or recoded in accordance with ethical approval and applicable data protection standards.
Ethical approval
Data collection was approved by the University of South Africa Research Ethics Committee and relevant regional authorities in Ethiopia. Public sharing of anonymized data does not compromise participant confidentiality.
Usage
The dataset is made available for non-commercial scientific research purposes. Users are encouraged to cite both this dataset and the associated publication when using the data.