Quality in the care of the elderly
Kvalitet i ældreplejen
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Social Systems and Welfare
Housing, Urban Development and Mobility
Social, Civic and Cultural Engagement
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Country | Denmark |
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Governance
Contact information
Danish Data Archive (DDA)
Danish Data Archive (DDA)
Islandsgade 10
5000 Odense
Denmark
Phone: (+45)66113010
Email: mailbox(at)dda.dk
Url:
samfund.dda.dk/ddakatalog//sdfiler/R06602.htm
Timeliness, transparency
N.A.Type of data
Survey
Type of Study
Cross-section, occasional
Interviews with (1) recipients of home care or residents at assisted living facilities, (2) personal care workers, (3) inspectors of dispensaries.
Data gathering method
Face-to-face interview (CAPI, PAPI)
Face-to-face interviews and information from three different municipalities
Type of data
Survey
Type of Study
Cross-section, occasional
Interviews with (1) recipients of home care or residents at assisted living facilities, (2) personal care workers, (3) inspectors of dispensaries.
Data gathering method
Face-to-face interview (CAPI, PAPI)
Face-to-face interviews and information from three different municipalities
Type of data
Survey
Type of Study
Cross-section, occasional
Interviews with (1) recipients of home care or residents at assisted living facilities, (2) personal care workers, (3) inspectors of dispensaries.
Data gathering method
Face-to-face interview (CAPI, PAPI)
Face-to-face interviews and information from three different municipalities
Access to data
Conditions of access
DDA - Open access
Apply to DDA
70 per cent of all data requests are processed the same day and 90 per cent within 3 days.
Anonymised microdata
SAS, SPSS, tab-delimited file
Documentation is only available in Danish.
Coverage
Data collected in 2000.
2000
N.A.
The sample was comprised of elderly who receive home care and are aged 70 or above in three different municipalities.
Three different municipalities (Susaa, Gladsaxe, Hjoerring)
70 and above
27 per cent of the participants have not responded. This survey is not representative regarding age in one of the municipalities and regarding civil status in one of the other municipalities.
(1) The survey covers abilities to keep home and personal care, asks questions about who helps the respondent, living conditions, what the respondent finds important in care of the elderly and opinion about the employees.
(2) It also looks at work assignments within the last week, opinion about what care of the elderly should include and how it should be organized.
(3) Finally, it includes opinions about what skills the personal care workers should have.
A Danish report using the data is available at www.sfi.dk/Default.aspx
Coverage
Data collected in 2000.
2000
N.A.
The sample was comprised of elderly who receive home care and are aged 70 or above in three different municipalities.
Three different municipalities (Susaa, Gladsaxe, Hjoerring)
70 and above
27 per cent of the participants have not responded. This survey is not representative regarding age in one of the municipalities and regarding civil status in one of the other municipalities.
(1) The survey covers abilities to keep home and personal care, asks questions about who helps the respondent, living conditions, what the respondent finds important in care of the elderly and opinion about the employees.
(2) It also looks at work assignments within the last week, opinion about what care of the elderly should include and how it should be organized.
(3) Finally, it includes opinions about what skills the personal care workers should have.
A Danish report using the data is available at www.sfi.dk/Default.aspx
Coverage
Data collected in 2000.
2000
N.A.
The sample was comprised of elderly who receive home care and are aged 70 or above in three different municipalities.
Three different municipalities (Susaa, Gladsaxe, Hjoerring)
70 and above
27 per cent of the participants have not responded. This survey is not representative regarding age in one of the municipalities and regarding civil status in one of the other municipalities.
(1) The survey covers abilities to keep home and personal care, asks questions about who helps the respondent, living conditions, what the respondent finds important in care of the elderly and opinion about the employees.
(2) It also looks at work assignments within the last week, opinion about what care of the elderly should include and how it should be organized.
(3) Finally, it includes opinions about what skills the personal care workers should have.
A Danish report using the data is available at www.sfi.dk/Default.aspx
Applicability
Weaknesses:
This survey covers only three municipalities and is not representative regarding civil status and age.
It does include interviews with different actors: Interviews with (1) recipients of home care or residents at assisted living facilities, (2) personal care workers, and (3) inspectors of dispensaries.
Applicability
Weaknesses:
This survey covers only three municipalities and is not representative regarding civil status and age.
It does include interviews with different actors: Interviews with (1) recipients of home care or residents at assisted living facilities, (2) personal care workers, and (3) inspectors of dispensaries.
Applicability
Weaknesses:
This survey covers only three municipalities and is not representative regarding civil status and age.
It does Include interviews with different actors: Interviews with (1) recipients of home care or residents at assisted living facilities, (2) personal care workers, and (3) inspectors of dispensaries.
- The information about this dataset was compiled by the author:
- Chantal Nielsen
- (see Partners)