2072|INFORMAL SUPPORT FOR OLDER PEOPLE (1st PHASE)

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  • Number of children.
  • Housing tenure regime.
  • Composition of the home in which they usually live.
  • Way of living: alone or in company.
  • Health in general and, in particular, sight and hearing.
  • Autonomy to perform certain daily activities.
  • From whom they receive help to carry out certain daily activities.
  • Institutions that assist them.
    Age at which they began to need help.
  • Schedule and time they receive help.
  • Preference for the person who helps them in their daily activities.
  • Aid they provide to others: type, reasons, frequency, and satisfaction that produces them.
  • Participation in activities organized, for the elderly, by different entities.
  • Frequency and degree of satisfaction in relationships with family and friends.
  • Frequency with which it carries out cultural, recreational and volunteer activities.
    Knowledge, use and valuation of public services and benefits for the elderly.
  • Social services more suitable for older people, who do not have family help.
  • New activities started when you retire, or turn 65.
  • Concerns, fears and moods in the elderly.
  • Retirement age.
  • Personal situation with respect to that of their parents, at the same age.
  • Assessment of the attitudes that society in general and young people in particular have towards the elderly.
  • Characteristics and equipment of the home.

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Name Format Description Link
2072/0-0|INFORMAL SUPPORT FOR OLDER PEOPLE (1st PHASE)|2497/National/Spanish population/both sexes/65 and over/Personal interview Unknown Open resource

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