N85-1529 SWEEEPS

N85-1529

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 4	N85-1529		January 2011	January 2012	Unpaid carer/paid care IADL-managing medication		Receipt;		Adult (85+) participants	No	Currently	Does anyone help you with your medication Who usually helps you? Do they help: Does anyone 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	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 4

N85-1529

January 2011

January 2012

Unpaid carer/paid care IADL-managing medication

Receipt;

Adult (85+) participants

Currently

Does anyone help you with your medication
Who usually helps you?
Do they help:
Does anyone 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

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UNITING SOCIAL CARE DATA

N85-1529 SWEEEPS

N85-1529

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