Health Profile 2010
Sundhedsprofil 2010
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Health and Performance
Wellbeing
Intergenerational Relationships
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| Country | Denmark |
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Governance
Contact information
Ola Ekholm, National Institute for Public Health
University of Southern Denmark
Øster Farimagsgade 5 A,
1353 Copenhagen
Denmark
Phone: (+45)6550 7777
Email: oek(at)si-folkesundhed.dk
Url:
http://www.sundhedsprofil2010.dk/Pages/Home.aspx
Timeliness, transparency
N.A.Type of data
Survey
Type of Study
Cross-section, occasional
Data gathering method
Pencil or internet survey
Access to data
Conditions of access
Contact Ola Ekholm, who will send in an application, which is then evaluated by the data steering committee.
N.A.
Anonymised microdata
SAS, SPSS
Data and documentation are available in Danish, but might be translated some time in the future. Some documentation can be found in this article: http://sjp.sagepub.com/content/40/4/391.abstract
Access to data
Conditions of access
Contact Ola Ekholm, who will send in an application, which is then evaluated by the data steering committee.
N.A.
Anonymised microdata
SAS, SPSS
Data and documentation are available in Danish, but might be translated some time in the future. Some documentation can be found in this article: http://sjp.sagepub.com/content/40/4/391.abstract
Access to data
Conditions of access
Contact Ola Ekholm, who will send in an application, which is then evaluated by the data steering committee.
N.A.
Anonymised microdata
SAS, SPSS
Data and documentation are available in Danish, but might be translated some time in the future. Some documentation can be found in this article: http://sjp.sagepub.com/content/40/4/391.abstract
Coverage
Data was first collected in 2010.
2010
Samples for each region and a national sample
The population aged 16 and above
Covers all Danish regions
16 and above
Response rate of 60 per cent with more women than men having participated. For men, the lowest response rate is among the age group 16-24, for women it is lowest among 75 and above. Further, the response rate is lower among singles, residents with a non-western background, and residents in the Capital Region of Denmark and Region Zealand. Data is weighted on gender, age, education, income, employment status, family type, ethnic origin, number of doctor's visits in 2007, admissions to hospitals in 2007, whether the person owns or rents a home, and whether the person is listed as 'research protected', which means they can not be contacted for scientific research.
Covers the following indicators: Health behaviour, sickliness, contact to general practitioner, social relations.
Health behaviours include smoking, physical activity, alcohol consumption, diet, over- and underweight.
Sickliness includes long illness, specific diseases and illnesses, pain and discomfort, and absence due to illness.
Contact to general practitioner.
Social relations includes family, friends and loneliness.
A national report from the Danish Health and Medicines Authority is available at www.sst.dk/.../dennationaleshp.pdf
A scientific article is available at http://sjp.sagepub.com/content/40/4/391.abstract
Coverage
Data was collected in 2010.
2010
Samples for each region and a national sample
The population aged 16 and above
Covers all Danish regions
16 and above
Response rate of 60 per cent with more women than men having participated. For men, the lowest response rate is among the age group 16-24, for women it is lowest among 75 and above. Further, the response rate is lower among singles, residents with a non-western background and residents in the Capital Region of Denmark and Region Zealand. Data is weighted on gender, age, education, income, employment status, family type, ethnic origin, number of doctor's visits in 2007, admissions to hospitals in 2007, whether the person owns or rents a home and whether the person is listed as 'research protected', which means they can not be contacted for scientific research.
Covers the following indicators: Health behaviour, sickliness, contact to general practitioner, social relations.
Health behaviours include smoking, physical activity, alcohol consumption, diet, over- and underweight.
Sickliness includes long illness, specific diseases and illnesses, pain and discomfort, and absence due to illness.
Contact to general practitioner.
Social relations includes family, friends and loneliness.
A national report from the Danish Health and Medicines Authority is available at www.sst.dk/.../dennationaleshp.pdf
A scientific article is available at http://sjp.sagepub.com/content/40/4/391.abstract
Coverage
Data was first collected in 2010.
2010
Samples for each region and a national sample
Population aged 16 and above
Covers all Danish regions
16 and above
Response rate of 60 per cent with more women than men having participated. For men, the lowest response rate is among the age group 16-24, for women it is lowest among 75 and above. Further, the response rate is lower among singles, residents with a non-western background and residents in the Capital Region of Denmark and Region Zealand. Data is weighted on gender, age, education, income, employment status, family type, ethnic origin, number of doctor's visits in 2007, admissions to hospitals in 2007, whether the person owns or rents a home, and whether the person is listed as 'research protected', which means they can not be contacted for scientific research.
Covers the following indicators: Health behaviour, sickliness, contact to general practitioner, social relations.
Health behaviours include smoking, physical activity, alcohol consumption, diet, over- and underweight.
Sickliness includes long illness, specific diseases and illnesses, pain and discomfort, and absense due to illness.
Contact to general practitioner.
Social relations includes family, friends and loneliness.
A national report from the Danish Health and Medicines Authority is available at www.sst.dk/.../dennationaleshp.pdf
A scientific article is available at http://sjp.sagepub.com/content/40/4/391.abstract
Linkage
N.A.
Data can be linked to register data available at Statistics Denmark through an encrypted identification key.
Applicability
This database is based on a large sample of 298,550 individuals, of whom 177,639 participated, and hence the study has a relatively low response rate (60 per cent).
- The information about this dataset was compiled by the author:
- Chantal Nielsen
- (see Partners)