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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Sep 3.
Published in final edited form as: Soc Psychiatry Psychiatr Epidemiol. 2009 Nov 16;46(1):35–44. doi: 10.1007/s00127-009-0164-8

Table 2.

Prevalence of major depressive disorder (MDD) and ecological factors by district

Prevalence
of MDD
% HH
using
bricks &
mortar
walls
War
affected
at time
of the
study
%
mothers
delivered
by HW
Literacy
rates§
Dist. to
health
facility
(Km)
HH.
expend.
medical
care
(Ushs.)
Districts
Bushenyi 7.7 3.0 No 8.0 55 5 23,870
Kapchorwa 8.4 1.1 No 12.0 54 4 28,243
Apac 10.5 2.6 Yes 9.6 53 5 18,635
Lira 12.6 4.2 Yes 10.8 50 5 21,873
Adjumani 15.6 0.3 No 4.9 46 3 14,412
Mebende 24.8 2.9 No 10.7 58 6 29,186
Arua 31.6 1.1 No 8.8 46 4 11,570
Nebbi 34.0 1.9 No 4.4 47 4 16,756
Yumbe 38.9 0.8 No 8.8 47 6 14,840
Katakwi 40.3 1.4 Yes 14.0 47 6 22,070
Bugiri 44.4 5.7 No 16.0 47 4 22,036
Soroti 44.4 2.6 Yes 12.0 47 5 22,275
Kaberamaido 48.0 1.3 Yes 12.0 47 6 28,670
Moyo 49.6 1.5 No 11.7 45 3 12,701

Derived from other chapters of the IDEAS consortium Baseline SHSSP Report 200427

§

Derived from the 1991 Population and Housing Census, Statistics Department, Ministry of Finance & Economic Planning

Prevalence of major depressive disorder by district is reported in ascending order