N85-1486 SWEEEPS

N85-1486

Timeline Group label	Sweep Group	Sweep Title	Participant age	Starts	Ends	Scale	Provision, Receipt, Need?	Topic(s)	Focus	Informant:	Multiple rater?	Reporting Term	Question(s)	Response scale	Standard instrument?	Notes	Physical Health Measures
	Phase 3	N85-1486		January 2010	January 2011	Unpaid carer / Paid Carer - multiple		Receipt;		Adult (85+) participants	No	Currently	54 Does anyone help you manage money 55 Who usually helps you? 56 Do they help: 57 Does any one else help you?	Part 1: Yes No Don’t know Not applicable Refused to answer Not asked Part 2: Spouse/Partner Children Other relatives Friend or neighbour Home help/Home care provided by Social Services Home help/Home care provided by a voluntary agency Home help/ Home care (private) Care worker (in residential/nursing home) Community nurse Private Nurse Other (specify) Don’t know Not applicable Refused to answer Not asked Part 3: Whenever you need the toilet Several times a day Once a day Most days Less often? Don’t know Not applicable Refused to answer Not asked Part 4: No, no-one else helps Spouse/Partner Children Other relatives Friend or neighbour Home help/Home care provided by Social Services Home help/Home care provided by a voluntary agency Home help/ Home care (private) Care worker (in residential/nursing home) Community nurse Private Nurse Other (specify) Don’t know Not applicable Refused to answer Not asked	No

Timeline Group label

Sweep Group

Sweep Title

Participant age

Starts

Ends

Scale

Provision, Receipt, Need?

Topic(s)

Focus

Informant:

Multiple rater?

Reporting Term

Question(s)

Response scale

Standard instrument?

Notes

Physical Health Measures

Phase 3

N85-1486

January 2010

January 2011

Unpaid carer / Paid Carer - multiple

Receipt;

Adult (85+) participants

Currently

54 Does anyone help you manage money

55 Who usually helps you?

56 Do they help:

57 Does any one else help you?

Part 1:
Yes
No
Don’t know
Not applicable
Refused to answer
Not asked

Part 2:
Spouse/Partner
Children
Other relatives
Friend or neighbour
Home help/Home care provided by Social Services Home help/Home care provided by a voluntary agency Home help/ Home care (private)
Care worker (in residential/nursing home) Community nurse
Private Nurse
Other (specify)
Don’t know
Not applicable Refused to answer Not asked

Part 3:
Whenever you need the toilet Several times a day
Once a day
Most days
Less often?
Don’t know
Not applicable Refused to answer Not asked

Part 4:
No, no-one else helps
Spouse/Partner
Children
Other relatives
Friend or neighbour
Home help/Home care provided by Social Services Home help/Home care provided by a voluntary agency Home help/ Home care (private)
Care worker (in residential/nursing home) Community nurse
Private Nurse
Other (specify)
Don’t know
Not applicable Refused to answer Not asked

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N85-1486 SWEEEPS

N85-1486

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