2647|LIFE CONDITIONS OF OLDER PEOPLE
Description
- Household size. Persons with whom the interviewee lives in the household of habitual residence.
- Sex, age and marital status of the child(ren) with whom the interviewee aged 65 and over lives.
- Change of address of the interviewee in the last year.
- Household equipment and type of bathroom.
- Owning a separate room in the habitual residence of the children with whom he lives.
- Composition of the home in relation to the help you need at home.
- Difficulties in various activities inside and outside the home: use bathtub, use kitchen utensils, lay clothes, walk on the sidewalk, cross the street,... Frequency with which it performs various activities: read, listen to the radio, watch TV, go to the bar, go to the park, sew, dance,... Activities you would like to spend more time on.
- Person with whom you perform various activities and various household tasks: wash clothes, make purchases, make repairs, make arrangements,...
- Mobility when moving to different places.
- Type and not of relatives that the interviewee has. Which ones he lives with. Their places of residence.
- Relationships with various relatives with whom he does not live: children, siblings, grandchildren,...
- Frequency with which you have seen various relatives in the last year: children, brothers-in-law, parents, parents-in-law, other family member,...
- Person you have more confidence in.
Feelings about a day in relation to time.
- Feelings during the last two weeks: nervous, bored, happy, sad, alone.
- Help and frequency of the interviewee's help to their children in the care of the grandchildren.Types of help of the interviewee in the care of a sick person.
- Current state of health.
- Autonomy when performing various daily activities: eating, pouring, grooming, walking, preparing food, managing money, going to the doctor,... Age at which he began to have difficulties. Person who helps you habitually or secondly and satisfaction with such help.
- Comparison that is given now and before in the care of older parents
- Agreement with the person responsible for dependent persons.
Knowledge and use of support institutions and services for the elderly: financial aid, home help, telealarm, day center, residences,...
- Knowledge of the Dependency Law.
- Preference for solutions when you need help: remain at home but with care, in a residence, shared housing, day center.
- Possibility to make a financial contribution when you need help.
- Preference for the size of the residence for the elderly.
- Concern for various life situations: losing close people, loneliness, depending on other people, falling ill,...
- Degree of satisfaction with various aspects of personal life: relationship, relationship with their children, housing, residential environment, leisure activities,...
- Degree of importance of various aspects in personal life: family, politics, money, health,...
- Retirement age of the interviewee and feeling towards retirement life.
- Ideology scale of the interviewee and the interviewee's parents.
- Religious practice.
- Type and age of the dwelling where you reside.
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Tags
- valores-y-actitudes
- administración-y-servicios-públicos
- vejez
- vida-cotidiana
- estudio-cuantitativo