Help to elderly people regarding different tasks
Ældres hjælp til forskellige opgavetyper
Topic |
Wellbeing
Social Systems and Welfare
Housing, Urban Development and Mobility
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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/R10460.htm
Timeliness, transparency
N.A.Type of data
Survey
Type of Study
Cross-section, occasional
Data gathering method
Face-to-face interview (CAPI, PAPI)
Access to data
Conditions of access
DDA - Open access
Apply at 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 was collected in 2002 and only collected once.
2002
N.A.
Elderly in eight different municipalities
Eight different, sparsely populated municipalities, sample from the population
Population aged 76 and over
Representative of eight municipalities, all of which are sparsely populated.
The survey includes hypothetical questions about who should be obliged to help the elderly, including different scenarios where gender and health varies, who carries out different tasks in the elderly's homes, and psychological wellbeing.
Two focus group interviews were conducted in each of the eight municipalities - one interview with relatives to the elderly and one with different players involved in the services provided for senior citizens.
A report using the database is available in Danish at http://www.akf.dk/udgivelser/2003/aeldrehjaelp/
.
Coverage
Data collected in 2002 and only collected once.
2002
N.A.
The sample was comprised of elderly in eight different municipalities.
Eight different, sparsely populated, municipalities, sample from the population
Population aged 76 and over
Representative for the eight municipalities, all of which are sparsely populated
The survey includes hypothetical questions about who should be obliged to help the elderly, including different scenarios where gender and health varies, who carries out different tasks in the elderly's homes, and psychological wellbeing.
Two focus group interviews were conducted in each of the eight municipalities - one interview with relatives to the elderly and one with different players involved in the services provided for senior citizens.
A report using the database is available in Danish at http://www.akf.dk/udgivelser/2003/aeldrehjaelp/
.
Coverage
Data collected in 2002 and only collected once.
2002
N.A.
The sample was comprised of elderly in eight different municipalities.
Eight different, sparsely populated, municipalities, sample from the population
Population aged 76 and over
Representative of eight municipalities, all of which are sparsely populated.
The survey includes hypothetical questions about who should be obliged to help the elderly, including different scenarios where gender and health varies, who carries out different tasks in the elderly's homes, and psychological wellbeing.
Two focus group interviews were conducted in each of the eight municipalities - one interview with relatives to the elderly and one with different players involved in the services provided for senior citizens.
A report using the database is available in Danish at http://www.akf.dk/udgivelser/2003/aeldrehjaelp/
.
Applicability
Weakness:
The survey only covers eight municipalities in sparsely populated areas of Denmark.
- The information about this dataset was compiled by the author:
- Chantal Nielsen
- (see Partners)