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Mainstage Variable

hinfano

Informal care providers - PNO if resident: ADLs

Datafile

indresp

Index term

Health and well-being Social care Informal care provider

Individual variables

Variable name	Variable label	Datafile
hinfano1	Informal care providers - PNO if resident: ADLs	indresp
hinfano2	Informal care providers - PNO if resident: ADLs	indresp
hinfano3	Informal care providers - PNO if resident: ADLs	indresp
hinfano4	Informal care providers - PNO if resident: ADLs	indresp
hinfano5	Informal care providers - PNO if resident: ADLs	indresp
hinfano6	Informal care providers - PNO if resident: ADLs	indresp
hinfano7	Informal care providers - PNO if resident: ADLs	indresp
hinfano8	Informal care providers - PNO if resident: ADLs	indresp
hinfano9	Informal care providers - PNO if resident: ADLs	indresp

Question asked in the latest wave:

socialcare_w13.hinfano

Question label:

Informal care providers - PNO if resident: ADLs

Question text:

You've told me that your HlpInfA helped you. Can we just check, does he/she live here with you? If so, who is it?

Question universe:

if (HHGRID.dvage >= 65) & (GRIDVARIABLES.ModeType = 1|3) (Aged 65 or over and mode is face-to-face or web)
and if (ADLA = 2|3) OR (ADLB = 2|3) OR (ADLC = 2|3) OR (ADLD = 2|3) OR (ADLE = 2|3) OR (ADLG = 2|3) OR (ADLH = 2|3) OR (ADLI = 2|3) OR (ADLJ = 2|3) OR (ADLK = 2|3) (Needs help with basic activities of daily living)
and if HlpInfA = 1 thru 9 (Care provided by husband, wife, partner, son, daughter, grandchild, brother, sister, niece, nephew, mother, father, other family member or friend)

Question interviewer instructions:

IF MORE THAN ONE PERSON HELPED, ANSWER IN RELATION TO THE PERSON THAT HELPED MOST OFTEN.

Further details:
For further details about this question, please see the questionnaires

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