Unit survey, elderly care - Conditions for outdoor stay in the outdoor environment in special housing, elderly care, proportion (%)
Description
The indicator is based on the following survey questions: Is the device's outdoor environment designed so that it supports the individual through (starting from how it was during January and February): That there are secluded furnished places in outdoor environments, such as balconies, conservatories, patios or greenhouses that allow, for example, visits by relatives and relaxation/recovery? That there is protection for sun and rain in all outdoor environments adjacent to and outdoor environments near the unit's premises. Examples of sun and rain protection are awnings, canopies or pergolas with a dense roof (standalone umbrellas do not count)? That there is protection for wind in all outdoor environments adjacent to and outdoor environments near the unit's premises. Examples of shelter from wind are glazed balconies, conservatories, greenhouses, mounted screens or shelters with roofs? An outdoor environment directly adjacent to the unit's premises means, for example, a balcony, conservatory, roof terrace, patio, greenhouse, conservatory and garden. An outdoor environment close to the unit's premises means a garden or conservatory located within a short walking distance of the unit's premises.