2117|INFORMAL SUPPORT FOR OLDER PEOPLE (2nd PHASE)
Description
- Type of aid provided to the elderly.
- Number of elderly people served and hours employed.
- Frequency and periods of care for dependants.
- Time he has been attending to the person in his charge.
- Reasons why it helps the person in need.
- Sex, age, marital status and studies of the person cared for.
- How the person being cared for lives.
- Relationship and ties of union with the person cared for.
- Time and transport used for travel.
- Health status of the person cared for.
- Disturbing behaviors of the person cared for.
- Regular activities where your dependants need help.
- Consequences derived from having to take responsibility for an elderly person.
- Family support for the care of the elderly.
- Professional or institutional assistance in caring for people in need.
- Knowledge and use of institutional services or aids.
- Special preparation for the care of the elderly.
- Interest in joining local mutual aid associations.
- Opinion on the current behavior of children towards older parents.
- Type of pension received by the person cared for.
- Income of the person cared for.
- Reward received for services rendered.
- Relationship with the person cared for, before needing their care.
Attitudes towards the help tasks performed.
- Opinion on gender preference in the care of the elderly.
- Preference over the desired care, when it comes to needing them.
- Forecast of where you will live when you get older.
- Preference for the way of life, in case of need of permanent care.
- Necessary measures to be taken by the Administration.
Resources
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| 2117/0-1|INFORMAL SUPPORT FOR OLDER PERSONS (2nd PHASE)|1702/National/Population providing informal assistance to older persons/not including sex/18 and over/personal interview |
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Open resource
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