This dataset represents responses from displaced diabetic patients in Kassala State, Sudan, during armed conflict, as part of a study on the **prevalence of depression, anxiThis dataset represents responses from displaced diabetic patients in Kassala State, Sudan, during armed conflict, as part of a study on the **prevalence of depression, anxiety, and stress (DAS)**. It includes sociodemographic variables—**gender**, **age**, **education**, and **income level**—along with binary ("Yes"/"No") answers to 21 items based on the **DASS-21 scale**, categorized into **Stress (s)**, **Anxiety (a)**, and **Depression (d)** domains. Each row is an individual respondent’s data.
In total, the dataset is rich and suitable for:
* **Scoring the DASS-21** (summing responses per domain to classify severity)
* **Analyzing prevalence patterns** of DAS by demographic strata (e.g., age groups, gender, education level)
* **Exploring risk associations** between social vulnerability factors (e.g., low income, illiteracy) and mental health outcomes.
Let me know if you’d like help computing DAS scores or generating prevalence tables.
ety, and stress (DAS)**. It includes sociodemographic variables—**gender**, **age**, **education**, and **income level**—along with binary ("Yes"/"No") answers to 21 items based on the **DASS-21 scale**, categorized into **Stress (s)**, **Anxiety (a)**, and **Depression (d)** domains. Each row is an individual respondent’s data.
In total, the dataset is rich and suitable for:
* **Scoring the DASS-21** (summing responses per domain to classify severity)
* **Analyzing prevalence patterns** of DAS by demographic strata (e.g., age groups, gender, education level)
* **Exploring risk associations** between social vulnerability factors (e.g., low income, illiteracy) and mental health outcomes.
Let me know if you’d like help computing DAS scores or generating prevalence tables.