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Consent                
CS062- You were asked to read the information leaflet to familiarise yourself with the study. Have you read the [Telephone Interview/Proxy] Information Leaflet for this study?                
CS063- Do you have any questions about the study?                
CS064- Record the questions asked by respondent and the answers you provided. If necessary, refer the respondent to the relevant section in the Information Leaflet. If unable to answer a question, advise the respondent to contact TILDA. If the respondent is happy to continue with the interview, please do so. If not, re-schedule the interview or agree to re-schedule once they have had their questions answered. Inform B&A if the interview is to be/has been re-scheduled.                
CS065- Do you agree to take part in this research study having been fully informed of the risks and benefits which are set out in full in the information leaflet?                
CS066- Do you agree that TILDA can use information about you as outlined in the Wave 6 Study Information Leaflet for the purpose of ageing research?                
CS067- Do you agree that non-identifiable information about you, collected in this wave, can be shared with academic research institutions and research hospitals within the EU for research on ageing?                
CS068- Do you agree that non-identifiable information about you, collected in this wave, can be shared with academic research institutions and research hospitals outside the EU for research on ageing?                
Proxy interview consent                
CS071- Do you agree that TILDA can use the information that you provide about your family member or friend as outlined in the Information Leaflet, for the purpose of ageing research?                
CS072- Do you agree that non-identifiable information that you provide about your family member or friend in this wave, can be shared with academic research institutions and research hospitals within the EU for research on ageing?                
CS073- Do you agree that non-identifiable information that you provide about your family member or friend in this wave, can be shared with academic research institutions and research hospitals outside the EU for research on ageing?                
AMT (The Abbreviated Mental Test Score Module)                
MT001- What is your age?                
MT002- Without looking at your watch, what is the time to the nearest hour?                
MT003- What is the year?                
MT004- What is your home address?                
MT005- INTRO: SHOW THE RESPONDENT A PENCIL OR PEN AND ASK “WHAT IS THIS?” IWER: THEN REPEAT THE SAME QUESTION WHILE POINTING TO A WATCH                
MT006- What is your date of birth?                
MT007- In what year did world war two begin?                
MT008- Can you name the current Taoiseach?                
MT009- Can you count backwards from 20 down to 1?                
MT010- Can you please tell me the address I asked you to remember earlier?                
MT011 - Now I’m going to ask you for the names of some people and things. What do people usually use to cut paper?                
CS (Cover Screen)                
Cover Screen-R (Individual Interview)                
CM001: First, I would like to ask if there are any persons aged 50 or over living in this household?                
CS027: IWER(CODE WITHOUT ASKING): IS THIS DWELLING LOCATED                
CF001: IWER: Has the respondent signed the consent form?                
CF001b: IWER: As I explained earlier this is a longitudinal study which means that people who take part will be visited once every two years. Are you willing to be re-contacted to participate in a similar interview in the next 2 years? Again at this stage your participation will be voluntary.                
CS001: What name would you like to be referred to during the interview.                
CS002: In which month and year were you born? (month)                
CS002: In which month and year were you born? (year)                
CM003: For the purposes of this research can you tell me if you are aged:                
CS004: IWER: (Code without asking.) Is Respondent male or female?                
CM004: Are you...living with a spouse / partner or as a single person                
CS007: What is [your] [wife/husband/partner]'s first name?                
CS010: IWER: note sex of [wife/husband/partner] of respondent (ASK IF UNSURE)                
CM005: How old is your {[{wife/husband/partner}]?                
CM006: Is your [husband/wife/partner] aged…?                
CM007: Excluding yourself [and your husband/wife/partner], does anyone else live in this household?                
CM008: What is his or her first name?                
CM009: What is the sex of [{first name household member}]?                
CM011: How old is {[{first name household member}]?                
CM012: Is [{first name household member}] aged…?                
CM010: What is [his/her] relationship to you?                
CM010_oth: Please specify other type of relationship                
CM013: Is [{first name household member}] living with a spouse, with a partner, or as a single?                
CM014: What is his or her first name?                
CM015: What is the sex of [{first name household member's husband/wife/partner}]?                
CM017: How old is [{first name household member's husband/wife/partner}]?                
CM018: Is [{first name household member's husband/wife/partner}] aged..                
CM016: What is [his/her] [relationship] to you?                
CM016_oth: Please specify other type of relationship                
CM019: Does anyone else live in this household?                
CM020: Let me just check. That makes [{number of people in household}] people living in this household altogether? Is that correct?                
CM021: IWER: READ OUT LOUD ALL NAMES ON THE HOUSEHOLD GRID.[AllRespondents] Have we left anyone out?                
CF001: IWER: Has the respondent signed the consent form?                
CF002: IWER: Does the respondent have a spouse/partner living with him/her?                
CF003: IWER: Are both willing to participate in the survey?                
CF004: IWER: Has the second respondent signed the consent form?                
CS015: Later in this interview, I will be asking questions about your family finances and retirement planning. Which of you is the most knowledgeable about this, you or your (husband/wife/partner)?                
CS016: Which of you is the most knowledgeable about family matters, you or your (husband/wife/partner)?                
CS017: Please classify this respondent as financial / family / financial and family / or neither                
HH007: Which sample is the respondent a member of?                
HH001. INTERVIEWER: Are you interviewing at the same address that the respondent was interviewed at last time?                
HH002. INTERVIEWER: Is this interview held in a private household or in a nursing home?                
HH002X - Is [Respondent i1] a temporary or permanent resident of the nursing home?                
HH002Y - PLEASE ENTER THE NEW ADDRESS AT WHICH THE RESPONDENT IS NOW RESIDENT.                
HH005. IWER: Designate type of interview:                
HH006. What is the proxy’s full name?                
hh006x: was the respondent present during the proxy interview?                
CS023.Before beginning the interview, I just need to check whether there have been changes in who lives in this household. Including [yourself/Rname], our records show that [number of people in HH] people lived in this household. I would like to check if each of them still lives here                
CS036 May I ask what has happened to [name] (AGED?]                
CS037. I am sorry to hear that [Name] has passed away. I just need to ask a few questions to check that we have the correct information about him/her.                
CS038 INTERVIEWER: Enter correct first name.                
CS039 INTERVIEWER: CODE OR ASK IF UNSURE: Can I just check, was [NAME] [sex]?                
CS041m. When did [NAME] die? Can you tell me the month?                
CS041y. When did [NAME] die? Can you tell me the year?                
CS044: In what month did [you/Rname] move to the (nursing home/health care facility/hospice) where [you/he/she] [are / is] now living?                
CS044: In what year did [you/Rname] move to the (nursing home/health care facility/hospice) where [you/he/she] [are / is] now living?                
CS045: In what county is the nursing home where [you/Rname] [are/is] living?                
CS046x: According to our records, in <month and year of last interview> there were some children who were not living in this household. Are any of them living here now?                
CS046: Of the people living in this household today, has anyone joined this household since [{month and year of previous interview}] (that is since we last interviewed a current household member)?                
cs047a: Who has joined this household?                
CS047: What is his or her first name?                
CS048: What is the sex of [{NEW name household member]                
CS050: How old is [{NEW household member}]?                
CS051: Is [{NEW household member}] aged…? [READ OUT]                
CS052y In what year did [NEW HOUSEHOLD MEMBER] move into this household?)                
CS052m In what year did [NEW HOUSEHOLD MEMBER] move into this household?)                
CS053: Is [{NEW household member}] living with a spouse, with a partner, or as a single?                
cs047ba: What is [new household member]'s spouse/partner name?                
CS047B: Is [{NEW household member}]’s spouse/partner a previously mentioned member of the household?                
CS048B: What is the sex of [{NEW name household member Spouse]                
CS050b. How old is [{NEW household member’s spouse}]?                
CS051B: Is [{NEW household member’s spouse}] aged…? [READ OUT]                
CS052by In what year did [NEW HOUSEHOLD MEMBER] move into this household?)                
CS052bm In what year did [NEW HOUSEHOLD MEMBER] move into this household?)                
CS054: Has anyone else joined this household since [last interview date]?                
CS055: IWER READ OUT: So, all current members of the household are:                
CS056. Let me just check. That makes [number of people in HH] people living in this household altogether? Is that correct?                
CS057: What is your relationship to [person n +1] (feed forward [person n]’s age)? I.E. You are [person n]’s ...?                
CS058. CAPI: CONFIRM THE NAME(S) OF THE ELIGIBLE RESPONDENT(S) FROM THE LIST OF HH MEMBERS, INCLUDING ANY NEW ELIGIBLE MEMBER (S) (E.G. NEW SPOUSE / OTHER ELIGIBLE). IWER: This household has ______eligible respondents. Read out loud all names of eligible respondents                
CF001a: IWER: Has the proxy given consent to? Physical measures                
CF001a: IWER: Has the proxy given consent to? Original respondent answering some questions                
CF001a: IWER: Has the proxy given consent to? Neither of the above                
cs006 - Are you still.. (marital status)                
CSP_MEMBER: Because you are completing the interview on behalf of <Respondent i1> we would like to begin by asking who lives here as part of the household. In addition to <Respondent i1> who else lives here as a member of this household?                
CSP01_03: What is his/her first name?                
CSP02_03: What is the sex of [CSP1_03]?                
CSP03_01: How old are you?                
CSP04_02: Us [proxy respondent] aged…?                
CAP05_02: Since wHen have you been living here in this household?                
CSP06_02: In which month did [HH006] move into this household?                
CSP_ELSE: Does anyone else live here as part of this household?                
CSP07_03: What is <Respondent i1’s> relationship to [CSP01_03]?                
CSP08_03: What is your relationship to [CSP01_03]? [CSP01_03] is your....?                
CSP_TOTAL: IWER READ OUT: So, all current members of the household are:                
CSP_CHECK: Have we left anyone out?                
CSP_FINAL: Let me just check. That makes [CSP_total] people living in this household altogether? Is that correct?                
cf005: IWER: Has Rname signed the GP linkage consent form?                
cf006a: GP name:                
cf006b: GP address:                
SC (Self-Completion Questionnaire)                
DM (Demographics)                
hh007 - Which sample is the respondent a member of?                
hh004 - Do you have reason to think that [Rname] would have difficulty completing this interview because of cognitive or physical limitations?                
hh005 - Designate type of interview:                
hh006 - What is the proxy’s full name?                
hh006x - Was the respondent present during the proxy interview?                
Respondent's name                
gd002 - Gender of respondent                
dn002 - In which month was [respondent/Rname] born?                
dn003 - In which year was [respondent/Rname] born?                
dn003b -: For the purposes of this research can you tell me if [you/Rname] [are/is] aged...                
dm084 - Ask only if hh005=1. Some people feel a different age on the inside than the one on their birth certificate. What age do you feel on the inside?                
Childhood                
dm085 - where were you born?                
dm086 - Can you please provide the name and address of the hospital or other place where you were born?                
dm087 - How much did you weigh when you were born?                
dm088 - Enter weight in KG                
dm089 - Enter wight in stones and pounds [dm089p] [dm089o]                
dm002 - Where was your father brought up?                
dm003 - Where was your mother brought up?                
dm004 - Were you living in a rural area when you were about age 14?                
dm005 - Consider your health while you were growing up, from birth to age 14. Would you say that your health during that time was…                
dm006 - Now think about your family when you were growing up, from birth to age 14. Would you say your family was…                
dm007a - While you were growing up, before age 14, did your mother ever work outside the home?                
dm007 - What was your mother's occupation when you were age 14?                
dm007bx - Was the mother's occupation a farm owner or manager?                
dm007b1 - Social class of mother's occupation                
dm007b2 - How many acres did your mother own or manage?                
dm007b3 - Hidden Social Class question - from DM007b1 and DM007b2                
dm008a - While you were growing up, before age 14, did your father ever work outside the home?                
dm008 - What was your father's occupation when you were age 14?                
dm008bx - Was the father's occupation a farm owner or manager?                
dm008b1 - Social class of father's occupation                
dm008b2 - How many acres did your father own or manage?                
dm008b3 - Hidden Social Class question - from DM007b1 and DM007b2                
dm009 - What was the highest grade of school your father completed?                
dm010 - And what was the highest grade of school your mother completed?                
dm036 - Before age 14, was there a time of several months or more when [your/Rname's] father had no job?                
dm053 - How many rooms did [your/their] household occupy in that accommodation, including bedrooms but excluding kitchen, bathrooms, and hallways?                
dm054 - Including [yourself/themselves], how many people lived in [your/their] household?                
dm055 - Please look at show card DM4. Did that accommodation have any of the features on this card?                
dm056 - : Please look at showcard DM5. Was the accommodation…                
dm057 - Please look at show card DM6. Approximately how many books were there in that accommodation? Do not count magazines, newspapers, or school books.                
dm052 - Thinking back to your/their childhood, at which address did [you/they] live at for most years until you/they were about fourteen years old?                
dm058 - In a previous interview [you/they] said that [your/their] father was involved in farming.
What was the acreage of the farm?
               
dm037 - Now I have some questions about [your/Rname's] brothers and sisters. [Do/Does] [you/he/she] have any brothers or sisters?                
dm049 - Thinking about these brothers and sisters, how many were there in total, even if now deceased?                
dm050 - [Were you…] / [Was he/she]…                
Migration History                
dm011 - Were you born in the Republic of Ireland?                
dm012 - In which country were you born?                
dm012 - Other country you were born in                
dm013 - At what age did you first move to the Republic of Ireland?                
dm014 - What is your nationality?                
dm014 - Other nationality                
dm015 - [Since coming to Ireland] have you always lived in this County?                
dm016 - About how many years have you lived in this County?                
dm017 - Have you ever lived abroad (outside of Republic of Ireland) for more than six months?                
dm018 - In total for how many years have you worked or lived in another country?                
dm019 - Think about your first long stay in a country other than the Republic of Ireland. At what age did you go?                
dm046 - Think about the country [you/Rname] spent most time in when [you/he/she] lived outside of the Republic of Ireland.                
dm046 - Think about the country [you/Rname] spent most time in when [you/he/she] lived outside of the Republic of Ireland. Was it?                
dm047_01 - Now think about the reasons that made [you/him/her] come back. Why did [you/Rname] return to Ireland? To work                
dm047_02 - Now think about the reasons that made [you/him/her] come back. Why did [you/Rname] return to Ireland? To retire                
dm047_03 - Now think about the reasons that made [you/him/her] come back. Why did [you/Rname] return to Ireland? Family reasons                
dm047_04 - Now think about the reasons that made [you/him/her] come back. Why did [you/Rname] return to Ireland? Homesick                
dm047_95 - Now think about the reasons that made [you/him/her] come back. Why did [you/Rname] return to Ireland? Other                
dm047_98 - Now think about the reasons that made [you/him/her] come back. Why did [you/Rname] return to Ireland? DK                
dm047_99 - Now think about the reasons that made [you/him/her] come back. Why did [you/Rname] return to Ireland? RF                
dm047 - Why else did [you/Rname] return to Ireland?                
dm024 - HOW OFTEN DID RESPONDENT RECEIVE ASSISTANCE WITH ANSWERS IN SECTION DM?                
cs014 - Is your (ex) (husband/wife/partner) living in a nursing home, hospital or other health care institution?                
dn004 - In which year was [your] [ex-/late] [husband/wife/partner] born?                
dn005 - Please look at DM1.What is the highest school certificate or degree that [your] [ex-/late] [husband/wife] [has/had] obtained?                
dm090 - What is your ethnic or cultural background                
Schooling                
dm001 - What is the highest level of education that [you/Rname] completed?                
dm081 - Just to clarify, did [you/RName] complete an intermediate certificate, group certificate or junior certificate or equivalent?                
dm001a - Since the last time that we interviewed [have/has] [you/Rname] obtained any further qualification                
dm025 - What is the highest qualification that [you/Rname] obtained?                
dm066 - Just to clarify, did [you/RName] complete an intermediate certificate, group certificate or junior certificate or equivalent?DM066 Just to clarify, did [you/RName] complete an intermediate certificate, group certificate or junior certificate or equivalent?                
dm048 - At what age did [you/he/she] leave full-time education? (as in the age [you/he/she] first left continuous education,                
cs006 - [Are you still / is he/she still]…                
Marital Status                
Romantic/Intimate Partner                
cs058 - [Do/does] [you/he/she] currently have a romantic, intimate, or sexual partner?                
cs011y - In which year did [you/Rname] get married or start living together?                
cs012 - In what year did [you/Rname] become a widow/widower?                
cs013y - In what year did [you/they] stop living together/get divorced?                
cs060- [Have you]/[R'name] ever been married?                
cs061- Including any previous marriages, in what year did [you/Rname] first get married?                
dm059 - In which month was [your/Rname’s] [husband/wife/partner] born? [if proxy is non-participating partner – in which month were you born?]                
dm060 - : In which year was [he/she] born? YEAR:(ex:1955)                
dm161 - Please look at this card (DM1). What is the highest level of education that [he/she] completed? [if proxy is non-participating partner – What is the highest level of education that you completed?]                
dm083- Just to clarify, did [you/RName] complete an intermediate certificate, group certificate or junior certificate or equivalent?DM066 Just to clarify, did [you/RName] complete an intermediate certificate, group certificate or junior certificate or equivalent?                
dm064 - : At what age did [he/she] leave full-time education? [as in the age [he/she] first left continuous education, excluding any periods spent as a mature student]
[if proxy is non-participating partner – At what age did you leave full-time education??]
               
dm062 - DM062 : Please look at card DM3. What is your [husband/wife/partner] employment status?
[if proxy is non-participating partner – What is your [husband/wife/partner] employment status?]
               
dm062oth - DM062oth: Text: Up to 60 characters.                
dm063a - DM063a: I would like to ask about [Spouse’s/Partner’s name] job. Could you tell me the name or title of this job? NOTE: If not at work now, ask about highest paid job ever held
[if proxy is non-participating partner – I would like to ask about your job. Could you tell me the name or title of this job?]
               
dm063x - Is the SPOUSE’S/PARTNER’S occupation a farm owner or manager                
dm063b - What is the acreage of the farm?                
dm063c - Dm063c.IWER TO SELECT SOCIAL CLASS                
TC (Transfer to Children)                
CS028: Next are some questions about your living children (and those of your husband/wife/partner) who don’t live with you in your home. How many living children do you have that do not live with you in your home? Please count all natural children, fostered, adopted and stepchildren, including those of your husband/your wife/your partner.                
CS029: Please tell me the name of [the oldest/next oldest] child that does not live in this household                
CS030: Is [name of child not living here] male or female?                
CS031: How old is [name of child not living here]?                
CS031b: Which of these age groups applies to [name of child not living here]?                
CS032: What is (name of child not living here)’s present marital status?                
CS033: If (child’s name) is married or lives with a partner, what is the name of (child’s name’s) spouse/partner?                
CS034: In total, then, how many living children do you have? (including step, foster and adoptive children)                
TC001: Let’s talk about CHILD’S NAME. Where does CHILD’S NAME live?                
TC002: Does CHILD’S NAME own a home?                
TC003: Please look at card TC1. What level of education has CHILD’S NAME attained?                
TC004: Please look at card TC2. What is CHILD’S NAME employment status?                
TC005: Please look at card TC2. What is CHILD’S NAME SPOUSE/PARTNER employment status?                
TC006: How many children do/does CHILD’S NAME (and CHILD’S NAME SPOUSE/PARTNER) have?                
TC007: Are any of his/her children under age 18?                
TC008: In the last ten years, have you (or your spouse/partner) given the deeds of a house, business, property, or a large amount of money of €5,000 or more to any of your children (or grandchildren)?                
TC008A - Which child was that?                
TC009: About how much was this support in total?                
TC010: Would you say in total it was less than ________ , more than _______ or what?                
TC011: I would now like to ask about financial assistance to your children apart from any large lump sums that you mentioned in the previous question. During the last 2 years, did you (or your spouse/partner) give financial or in-kind support totalling €250 or more to any of your children and/or grandchildren (or their spouse/partner)?                
TC011a: Who was this support given to?                
TC012: About how much was this support in total?                
TC013: Would you say in total it was less than ________ , more than _______ or what?                
TC014: In the last 2 years, excluding childcare, have you (and/or your spouse/partner) spent at least 1 hour a week helping your adult children and/or grandchildren with things like: 1) Practical household help, e.g. with home repairs, gardening, transportation, shopping, household chores; 2) Help with paperwork, such as filling out forms, settling financial or legal matters                
TC014a: Who was this support given to?                
TC015: About how many hours per month on average did you (and/or your spouse/partner) provide such help to your children?                
TC016: In the last two years, have you (or your spouse/partner) spent at least 1 hour a week taking care of grandchildren or great-grandchildren (who live outside your own household)?                
TC016a: Which of your children are/is the parent(s) of these grandchildren?                
TC017: About how many hours on average per month did you (and/or your spouse/partner) spend taking care of your grandchildren or great-grandchildren (who live outside your own household)?                
TC018: In the last two years, have you (or your spouse/partner) received financial or in-kind support from any of your children or grandchildren?                
TC019: Over the last 2 years, about how much was the total value of this support from your children?                
TC020: Did it amount to a total of less than €_____, more than €_____, or what?                
TC019a: Who gave this support?                
TC021: In the last 2 years, have your (and/or your spouse’s/partner’s) children or grandchildren spent at least 1 hour a week, helping you and/or your spouse/partner with things like: 1) Practical household help, e.g. with home repairs, gardening, transportation, shopping, household chores; 2) Help with paperwork, such as filling out forms, settling financial or legal matters                
TC021a: Who gave this help?                
TC022: About how many hours per month on average did you (or your spouse/partner) receive such help from your children (or grandchildren)?                
TC023: In the last 2 years, did your relatives give you (and your spouse/partner) any help with things like: 1) Practical household help, e.g. with home repairs, gardening, transportation, shopping, household chores; 2) Help with paperwork, such as filling out forms, settling financial or legal matters                
TC024: About how many hours per month of such help did you receive from other relatives over the last two years?                
TC025: Please look at card TC4. In the last 2 years, did you (or your spouse/partner) give any kind of help to your relatives with things like: 1) Practical household help, e.g. with home repairs, gardening, transportation, shopping, household chores; 2) help with personal care, such as dressing, eating, getting into and out of bed, using the toilet; 3) help with paperwork, such as filling out forms, settling financial or legal matters                
TC026: About how many hours per month on average did you give such help in the last two years?                
TC027: In the last 2 years, did your neighbours or friends give you (or your spouse/partner) any kind of help such as: 1) Household help: help with home repairs, gardening, transportation, shopping, household chores; 2) Help with paperwork, such as filling out forms, settling financial or legal matters                
TC028: About how many hours per month of such help did you receive from friends and neighbours over the last two years?                
TC029: In the last 2 years, did you (or your spouse/partner) give any kind of help to your friends, and neighbours (who did not pay you) such as: 1) household help: help with home repairs, gardening, transportation, shopping, household chores; 2) help with personal care, such as dressing, eating, getting into and out of bed, using the toilet; 3) help with paperwork, such as filling out forms, settling financial or legal matters                
TC030: About how many hours per month on average did you give such help in the last two years?                
TC031: IWER (CODE WITHOUT ASKING): HOW OFTEN DID R RECEIVE ASSISTANCE WITH ANSWERS IN SECTION TC?                
CS034A: Last time we interviewed you, you mentioned that you had <number of children-CS034FF> child/children. Was this correct?
Last time we interviewed you, you mentioned that you had <number of children-CS034FF> child/children. Was this correct?
               
TC032a. We'd like to verify the information we have on [your/Rname’s] children [or step children].                
cs018a1: How old is [{Child’s name}]?                
cs018a2: which of these age groups applies to {Child’s name}?                
tc001a: Where does CHILD’S NAME live?                
tc034a: Is [CHILD’S NAME]’s highest level of education still….                
tc003a: Please look at card TC1. What level of education has CHILD’S NAME attained?                
TC040a. Is [CHILD’S NAME] employment status still…                
tc004a: Please look at card TC2. What is CHILD’S NAME present employment status?                
CS032A: What is [CHILD’S NAME] (name of child)’s present marital status?                
TC036AX: Is the child’s occupation a farm owner or manager                
IWER TO SELECT SOCIAL CLASS                
TC036A4: What is (was) the acreage of the farm?                
TC032b. We'd like to verify the information we have on [your/Rname’s] children [or step children] who are not resident in this household. Our records show that when we last interviewed [you/Rname], [you/he/she] had a child called [Name]. Is this correct?                
cs018ba: How old is [{Child’s name}]?                
cs018bb: Which of these age groups applies to [{Child’s name}]?                
tc033b: . Does [CHILD’S NAME] still live …                
TC001b: Where does CHILD’S NAME live?                
TC034b. Is [CHILD’S NAME]’s highest level of education still                
TC003b: Please look at card TC1. What level of education has CHILD’S NAME attained?                
TC040b. Is [CHILD’S NAME] employment status still ..                
TC004b: Please look at card TC2. What is CHILD’S NAME present employment status?                
tc035b: Is [CHILD’S NAME] marital status still..                
CS032b: What is (name of child)’s present marital status?                
TC036bx Is the child’s occupation a farm owner or manager                
TC036b2m IWER TO SELECT SOCIAL CLASS                
TC036B4. What is the acreage of the farm?                
TC042by - year child died                
TC042bm - month child died                
TC037. [Apart from the children we have already talked about] [Do/Does] [you/Rname] or ([your/his/her] [husband/wife/partner]) have any [other] children or step-children who do not live in this household?                
CS029: Please tell me the name of [the oldest/next oldest] child                
CS030: Is [name of child] male or female?                
cs019a: How old is [{Child’s name}]?                
CS031b: Which of these age groups applies to [name of child]?                
CS032: What is (name of child)’s present marital status?                
CS033: What is the name of (child’s name’s) spouse/partner?                
TC001: Where does CHILD’S NAME live?                
TC002: Does CHILD’S NAME own a home?                
TC003: Please look at card TC1. What level of education has CHILD’S NAME attained?                
TC004: Please look at card TC2. What is CHILD’S NAME employment status?                
TC036x2x Is the child’s occupation a farm owner or manager                
TC036x2a: IWER TO SELECT SOCIAL CLASS                
TC036x2c: what is the acrage of the farm?                
TC005: Please look at card TC2. What is CHILD’S NAME SPOUSE/PARTNER employment status?                
TC006: How many children do/does CHILD’S NAME (and CHILD’S NAME SPOUSE/PARTNER) have?                
TC007: Are any of his/her children under age 18?                
tc039: In [{month and year previous interview}], [you/Rname] indicated that [you/he/she] (or [your/his/her] (late) [husband/wife/partner]) gave the deeds of a house, business, property, or a large amount of money of €5,000 or more to your children (or grandchildren)?. Which [child(ren)/grandchild/ren] was/were that?
               
TC011a. Who was this support given to?                
TC041 Did [you/he/she] agree to be guarantor, either fully or partially when [your/Rname’s] [children were/child was] purchasing a home in the past 10 years?                
TC014a. Who was this support given to?                
TC016a. Which of your children are/is the parent(s) of these grandchildren?                
TC019a. Who gave this support?                
TC021a. Who gave this help?                
TC101: Our records show that when we last interviewed [you/Rname], [you/he/she] had a child called [Name]. Is this correct?                
tc123: Is [{Child’s name}] male or female?                
TC102: How old is [{Child’s name}]?                
tc103: Which of these age groups applies to [{Child’s name}]?                
tc104: Where does [CHILD’S NAME] live at present?                
tc105: Is [CHILD’S NAME]’s highest level of education still                
tc106: look at card TC1. What level of education has CHILD’S NAME attained?                
tc107: Is [CHILD’S NAME]’s marital status still….                
tc108: is [CHILD’S NAME]’s present marital status?                
tc109: Is [CHILD’S NAME] employment status still                
tc110: : Please look at card TC2. What is [CHILD’S NAME]’s present employment status?                
tc036a: I would like to ask about [Child’s name] occupation. Could you tell me the name or title of this occupation?                
tc111: Is [child’s name]’s occupation a farm owner or manager                
tc112: iwer to select social class                
tc113: What is (was) the acreage of the farm?                
tc114: How many children does [CHILD’S NAME] have, if any?                
tc115: Are any of [his/her] children under age 18?                
tc118: [Apart from the children we have already talked about] [Do/Does] [you/Rname] or ([your/his/her] [husband/wife/partner]) have any [other] children or step-children who do not live in this household?                
tc119: Please tell me the name of [the oldest/next oldest] child                
tc120: Is [name of child] male or female?                
tc116y_n: I’m very sorry to hear that, let me offer my sincere condolences. Can you tell me what month and year did CHILDn's NAME die (year)                
tc122: Let me just check. So in total you have [Respondent name has] [number of living children] children. Is this correct?                
tc043: what was the main reason for this assistance or gift?                
tc044: what was the main reason for this assistance or gift?                
PH (Physical and Cognitive Health)                
Overall health and functional limitations                
ph001 - Now I would like to ask you some questions about your health. Would you say your health is…                
ph002 - What about your emotional or mental health? Is it ...                
ph003 - [Do/Does] [you/he/she] have any long-term health problems, illness, disability or infirmity?                
ph004 - Does this illness or disability limit [your/his/her] activities in any way?                
ph005 - For the past six months or more, to what extent [have/has] [you/he/she] been limited because of a health problem?                
ph006 - [Do/Does] [you/Rname] have any health problem or disability that limits the kind or amount of paid work [you/he/she] could do?                
ph007 - Is this a health problem or disability that you expect to last less than three months?                
ph008 - In the past year [have/has] [you/Rname] lost 10 pounds (4.5 kg) or more in weight when [you/he/she] [were/was]n't trying to?                
ph009- In general, compared to other people your age, would you say your health is….                
-Eyesight                
ph101 - [Do/Does] [you/he/she] usually wear glasses or contact lenses?                
ph101a - [Do/Does] [you/he/she] usually wear ordinary glasses, bifocals or contact lenses?                
ph101b - How long [have/has] [you/he/she] had bifocals?                
ph102 - Is your eyesight (using glasses or contact lenses if you use them)...                
ph103 - How good is your eyesight for seeing things at a distance, like recognising a friend across the street (using glasses or contact lens if you use them)? Would you say it is..                
PH104: How good is your eyesight for seeing things up close, like reading ordinary newspaper print (using glasses or contact lens if you use them)? Would you say it is...

               
PH105: Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following eye diseases?                
PH105_01 - Has a doctor ever told [you/Rname] that [you/he/she] [have/has] any of the following [other] eye diseases? - Cataracts                
PH105_02 - Has a doctor ever told [you/Rname] that [you/he/she] [have/has] any of the following [other] eye diseases? - Glaucoma                
PH105_03 - Has a doctor ever told [you/Rname] that [you/he/she] [have/has] any of the following [other] eye diseases? - Age related macular degeneration                
PH105_95 - Has a doctor ever told [you/Rname] that [you/he/she] [have/has] any of the following [other] eye diseases? - Other (please specify)                
PH105_96 - Has a doctor ever told [you/Rname] that [you/he/she] [have/has] any of the following [other] eye diseases? - None                
PH105_98 - Has a doctor ever told [you/Rname] that [you/he/she] [have/has] any of the following [other] eye diseases? - DK                
PH105_99 - Has a doctor ever told [you/Rname] that [you/he/she] [have/has] any of the following [other] eye diseases? - RF                
ph105a - Last time [you/Rname] [were/was] interviewed, [you/he/she] told us that [you/he/she] [have/had]: [condition from ph105ff]                
ph105x0 - IWER: WHICH OF THE CONDITIONS IS BEING DISPUTED:                
ph105x_1 - It may be that we have a recording error about [you/Rname] having [condition from ph105ff]                
ph105y_1 - Do you still have: Cataracts?                
ph105y_2 - Do you still have: Glaucoma?                
ph105y_3 - Do you still have: Age related macular degeneration?                
ph106 - [have/has] [you/he/she] had cataract surgery?                
-Hearing                
ph107 - HEARING [Do/Does] [you/he/she] use any of the following aids or appliances to help [you/him/her] with [your/his/her] hearing?                
ph107_01 - HEARING [Do/Does] [you/he/she] use any of the following aids or appliances to help [you/him/her] with [your/his/her] hearing? - Hearing aid (all the time)                
ph107_02 - HEARING [Do/Does] [you/he/she] use any of the following aids or appliances to help [you/him/her] with [your/his/her] hearing? - Hearing aid (some of the time)                
ph107_03 - HEARING [Do/Does] [you/he/she] use any of the following aids or appliances to help [you/him/her] with [your/his/her] hearing? - Amplifier                
ph107_95 - HEARING [Do/Does] [you/he/she] use any of the following aids or appliances to help [you/him/her] with [your/his/her] hearing? - Other hearing support                
ph107_96 - HEARING [Do/Does] [you/he/she] use any of the following aids or appliances to help [you/him/her] with [your/his/her] hearing? - None of the above                
ph107_98 - HEARING [Do/Does] [you/he/she] use any of the following aids or appliances to help [you/him/her] with [your/his/her] hearing? - DK                
ph107_99 - HEARING [Do/Does] [you/he/she] use any of the following aids or appliances to help [you/him/her] with [your/his/her] hearing? - RF                
ph145 - Do you feel [you/he/she] [have/has] a hearing loss?                
ph164 - Approximately at what age did you first notice a hearing loss?                
ph108 - Is your hearing (with or without a hearing aid)...                
ph108a - Is you hearing (without a hearing aid)…                
ph108b - Is your hearing (With a hearing aid)…                
ph109 - Can you follow a conversation with one person (with or without a hearing aid)?                
ph110 - Can you follow a conversation with four people (with or without a hearing aid)?                
ph111 - Can you use a normal telephone?                
ph166 - Do you experience noises in your ears (tinnitus)                
-Smell                
ph112 - SMELL Is your sense of smell …                
-Taste                
ph113 - TASTE Is your sense of taste ....                
Memory                
ph114 - How would you rate your day-to-day memory at the present time? Would you say it is...                
ph115 - How often would you find that you are absent-minded, for example forgetting where you put your glasses/keys or finding yourself in a room having forgotten why you came in there? Would you say that you are absent minded in this sort of way?                
ph142 - Compared to the last time we interviewed you in [date of previous interview], would you say your memory is…                
ph143 - How would you rate [Rname]'s day-to-day memory at the present time? Would you say it is?                
ph144 - Compared to [date of previous interview], would you say [Rname]'s day-to-day memory is…                
ph100 - IMPORTANT: THIS NEXT SECTION SHOULD BE ADDRESSED DIRECTLY TO [Rname] PLEASE CODE AVAILABILITY OF [Rname]                
ph147- How long have you known (Rname)?                
ph148 - Compared with…..how is [he/she] at: Remembering things about family and friends, such as occupations, birthdays, and addresses                
ph149 - Compared with …. , how is [he/she] at: Remembering things that have happened recently                
ph150 - Recalling conversations a few days later                
ph151 - Remembering [his/her] address and telephone number                
ph152 - Remembering what day and month it is                
ph153 - Remembering where things are usually kept?                
ph154 - Remembering where to find things which have been put in a different place than usual?                
ph155 - Knowing how to work familiar machines around the house?                
ph156 - Learning to use a new gadget or machine around the house?                
ph157 - Learning new things in general?                
ph158 - Following a story in a book or on TV?                
ph159 - Making decisions on everyday matters?                
ph160 - Handling money for shopping?                
ph161 - Handling financial matters, that is, [his/her] pension or dealing with the bank?                
ph162 - Handling other everyday arithmetic problems, such as, knowing how much food to buy, knowing how long between visits from family or friends?                
ph163- Using [his/her] intelligence to understand what's going on and to reason things through?                
Heart disease section                
PH201 - Please look at card PH1. Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the conditions on this card?                
PH201_01 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the conditions on this card? High blood pressure or hypertension                
PH201_02 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the conditions on this card? Angina                
PH201_03 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the conditions on this card? A heart attack (including myocardial infarction or coronary thrombosis)                
PH201_04 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the conditions on this card? Congestive heart failure                
PH201_05 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the conditions on this card? Diabetes or high blood sugar                
PH201_06 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the conditions on this card? A stroke (cerebral vascular disease)                
PH201_07 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the conditions on this card? Ministroke or TIA                
PH201_08 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the conditions on this card? High cholesterol                
PH201_09 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the conditions on this card? A heart murmur                
PH201_10 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the conditions on this card? An abnormal heart rhythm                
PH201_11 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the conditions on this card? Atrial Fibrillation                
Ph201_12 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the conditions on this card? An abnormal heart rhythm (not atrial fibrillation)                
PH201_95 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the conditions on this card? Any other heart trouble (specify) [ph201a]                
PH201_96 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the conditions on this card? None of these                
PH201_98 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the conditions on this card? DK                
PH201_99 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the conditions on this card? RF                
Ph201a - Please specify the other heart trouble                
ph201a - Last time [you/Rname] [were/was] interviewed, [you/he/she] told us that [you/he/she] [have/had]: [condition from Ph201ff]                
ph201x0 - IWER: WHICH OF THE CONDITIONS IS BEING DISPUTED:                
ph201x0_01 - High blood pressure or hypertension                
ph201x0_02 - Angina                
ph201x0_03 - A heart attack (inc. myocardial infarction or coronary thrombosis)                
ph201x0_04 - Congestive heart failure                
ph201x0_05 - Diabetes or high blood sugar                
ph201x0_06 - A stroke (cerebral vascular disease)                
ph201x0_07 - Ministroke or TIA                
ph201x0_08 - High cholesterol                
px201x0_09 - A heart murmur                
ph201x0_10 - An abnormal heart rhythm                
px201x0_11 - Atrial fibrillation                
px201x0_12 - An abnormal heart rhythm (not atrial fibrillation)                
ph201x_i - It may be that we have a recording error about [you/Rname] having [condition from Ph201ff].                
ph226 - With regards to [your/his/her] abnormal heart rhythm, can you tell me if that was an Atrial Fibrillation or not?                
ph201y_1 - Do you still have: [High blood pressure or hypertension]?                
ph201y_2 - Do you still have: [Angina]?                
ph201y_4 - Do you still have: [Congestive heart failure]?                
ph201y_5 - Do you still have: [Diabetes or high blood sugar]?                
ph201y_8 - Do you still have: [High cholesterol]?                
ph201y_9 - Do you still have: [A heart murmur]?                
ph201y_11 - Do you still have: [Atrial Fibrillation]?                
ph201y_12 - Do you still have: [An abnormal heart rhythm (not atrial fibrillation]?                
ph202 - Approximately how old [were/was] [you/he/she] when [you/he/she] [were/was] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] had high blood pressure?                
PH202 - When [were/was] [you/Rname] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] had high blood pressure?                
ph202a - [Is/Are] [you/he/she] currently taking any tablets or pills for high blood pressure?                
PH202b: [Is/Are] [you/he/she] currently doing any of the following to manage your blood pressure?                
PH202b_01: [Is/Are] [you/he/she] currently doing any of the following to manage your blood pressure? - Taking medications                
PH202b_02: [Is/Are] [you/he/she] currently doing any of the following to manage your blood pressure? - Lifestyle changes (e.g. diet, exercise, etc.)                
PH202b_95: [Is/Are] [you/he/she] currently doing any of the following to manage your blood pressure? - Other                
PH202b_96: [Is/Are] [you/he/she] currently doing any of the following to manage your blood pressure? - None of the above                
PH202b_98: [Is/Are] [you/he/she] currently doing any of the following to manage your blood pressure? - DK                
PH202b_99: [Is/Are] [you/he/she] currently doing any of the following to manage your blood pressure? - RF                
ph203 - Approximately how old [were/was] [you/he/she] when [you/he/she] [were/was] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] had angina                
PH203 - When [were/was] [you/he/she] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] had angina?                
ph204 - [Is/Are] [you/he/she] limiting [your/his/her] usual activities because of [your/his/her] angina?                
ph204a - [Have/Has] [you/he/she] ever had an angioplasty or Stent?                
ph204by - In what year was [your/his/her] last angioplasty or Stent?                
ph204bm - ENTER MONTH HERE (In what year/month was [your/his/her] last angioplasty or Stent?)                
ph204c - [Have/Has] [you/he/she] ever had open heart surgery?                
ph204dy - In what year was [your/his/her] last heart surgery?                
ph204dm - ENTER MONTH HERE (In what year/month was [your/his/her] last heart surgery?)                
ph205 - Approximately how old [were/was] [you/he/she] when [you/he/she] [were/was] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she]                
PH205: - When [were/was] [you/Rname] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] had a heart attack (including myocardial infarction or coronary thrombosis)?                
ph206y - In what year was [your/his/her] (most recent) heart attack?                
ph206m - ENTER MONTH HERE (In what year/month was [your/his/her] (most recent) heart attack?                
ph207 - According to the doctor how many heart attacks [have/has] [you/he/she] had?                
ph208 - [Have/Has] [you/he/she] ever had an angioplasty or Stent?                
ph209y - In what year was [your/his/her] last angioplasty or Stent?                
ph209m - ENTER MONTH HERE (In what year was [your/his/her] last angioplasty or Stent?)                
ph210 - [Have/Has] [you/he/she] ever had open heart surgery?                
ph211y - In what year was [your/his/her] last heart surgery?                
ph211m - ENTER MONTH HERE (In what month was [your/his/her] last heart surgery?)                
ph206b - Since [your/Rname's] last interview [have/has] [you/he/she] had another heart attack?                
ph206cy - In what year was [your/his/her] (most recent) heart attack?                
ph206cm - ENTER MONTH HERE (In what month was [your/his/her] (most recent) heart attack?)                
ph207b - According to the doctor how many heart attacks [have/has] [you/he/she] had in the last two years?                
ph208b - Since [your/Rname's] last interview [have/has] [you/he/she] had an angioplasty or Stent?                
ph209by - In what year was [your/his/her] last angioplasty or Stent?                
ph209bm - ENTER MONTH HERE (In what month was [your/his/her] last angioplasty or Stent?)                
ph210b - Since [your/Rname's] last interview [have/has] [you/he/she] had open heart surgery?                
ph211by - In what year was [your/his/her] last heart surgery?                
ph211bm - ENTER MONTH HERE (In what year was [your/his/her] last heart surgery?)                
ph212 - Approximately how old [were/was] [you/he/she] when [you/he/she] [were/was] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she]                
PH212 - When [were/was] [you/he/she] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] had congestive heart failure?                
ph213 - Approximately how old [were/was] [you/he/she] when [you/he/she] [were/was] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she]                
PH213 - When [were/was] [you/he/she] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] had diabetes or high blood sugar?                
ph213b - What type of diabetes [do/does/did] [you/Rname] have?                
ph229 -[Are/Is] [you/Rname] currently doing any of the following: (options for managing diabetes provided)                
ph229_01 - [Are/Is] [you/Rname] currently doing any of the following: (options for managing diabetes provided) - Taking medication, other than insulin, for diabetes                
ph229_02 - [Are/Is] [you/Rname] currently doing any of the following: (options for managing diabetes provided) - Taking insulin injections                
ph229_03 - [Are/Is] [you/Rname] currently doing any of the following: (options for managing diabetes provided) - Taking other injections for diabetes                
ph229_04 - [Are/Is] [you/Rname] currently doing any of the following: (options for managing diabetes provided) - Lifestyle changes (e.g. diet, exercise, etc.) to manage diabetes                
ph229_95 - [Are/Is] [you/Rname] currently doing any of the following: (options for managing diabetes provided) - Other                
ph229_96 - [Are/Is] [you/Rname] currently doing any of the following: (options for managing diabetes provided) - None of these                
ph229_98 - [Are/Is] [you/Rname] currently doing any of the following: (options for managing diabetes provided) - DK                
ph229_99 - [Are/Is] [you/Rname] currently doing any of the following: (options for managing diabetes provided) - RF                
ph214 - [Is/Are] [you/he/she] currently taking any tablets, pills or other medication that [you/he/she] [swallow/swallows] for diabetes?                
ph215 - [Do/Does] [you/he/she] currently inject insulin for diabetes?                
ph216 - Has a doctor ever told [you/him/her] that [you/he/she] [have/has] any of the following conditions related to [your/his/her] diabetes?                
ph216_01 - Has a doctor ever told [you/him/her] that [you/he/she] [have/has] any of the following conditions related to [your/his/her] diabetes? - Leg ulcers                
ph216_02 - Has a doctor ever told [you/him/her] that [you/he/she] [have/has] any of the following conditions related to [your/his/her] diabetes? - Protein in [your/his/her] legs and feet                
ph216_03 - Has a doctor ever told [you/him/her] that [you/he/she] [have/has] any of the following conditions related to [your/his/her] diabetes? - Lack of feeling and tingling pain in [your/his/her] legs and feet due to nerve damage (diabetic neuropathy)                
ph216_04 - Has a doctor ever told [you/him/her] that [you/he/she] [have/has] any of the following conditions related to [your/his/her] diabetes? - Damage to the back of [your/his/her] eye (diabetic retinopathy)                
ph216_05 - Has a doctor ever told [you/him/her] that [you/he/she] [have/has] any of the following conditions related to [your/his/her] diabetes? - Damage to [your/his/her] kidneys (diabetic nephropathy)                
ph216_96 - Has a doctor ever told [you/him/her] that [you/he/she] [have/has] any of the following conditions related to [your/his/her] diabetes? - No, none of these                
ph216_98 - Has a doctor ever told [you/him/her] that [you/he/she] [have/has] any of the following conditions related to [your/his/her] diabetes? - DK                
ph216_99 - Has a doctor ever told [you/him/her] that [you/he/she] [have/has] any of the following conditions related to [your/his/her] diabetes? - RF                
PH230 - [Have/Has] [you/Rname] been invited for an eye exam by the national retinal screening programme (Diabetic RetinaScreen) in the last 24 months?                
PH231 - Did you attend this service?                
ph218 - Approximately how old [were/was] [you/he/she] when [you/he/she] [were/was] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] had a stroke?                
PH218 - When [were/was] [you/he/she] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] had a stroke?                
ph219 - How many strokes [have/has] [you/he/she] had?                
ph220y - In what year was [your/his/her] most recent stroke?                
ph220m - ENTER MONTH HERE (In what year was [your/his/her] most recent stroke?)                
ph219b - Since [your/Rname's] last interview [have/has] [you/he/she] had any further strokes?                
ph219c - How many strokes [have/has] [you/he/she] had in the last two years?                
ph219dy - When was [your/his/her] most recent stroke?                
ph219dm - ENTER MONTH HERE (When was [your/his/her] most recent stroke?)                
ph221 - Approximately how old [were/was] [you/he/she] when [you/he/she] [were/was] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she]                
PH221: When [were/was] [you/Rname] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] had a TIA, ministroke, or transient ischaemic attack?                
ph222 - How many TIAs or ministrokes [have/has] [you/he/she] had?                
ph223y - In what year was [your/his/her] most recent TIA or ministrokes?                
ph223m - ENTER MONTH HERE (In what month was [your/his/her] most recent TIA or ministrokes?)                
ph222b - Since [your/Rname's] last interview [have/has] [you/he/she] had any further TIA's or ministrokes?                
ph222c - How many TIA's or ministrokes [have/has] [you/he/she] had in the last two years?                
ph222dy - When was [your/his/her] most recent TIA or ministroke? ENTER YEAR                
ph222dm - ENTER MONTH HERE (When was [your/his/her] most recent TIA or ministroke?)                
ph225 - [Is/Are] [you/he/she] currently taking any tablets or pills for high cholesterol?                
ph225b - [Is/Are] [you/he/she] currently doing any of the following to manage your cholesterol?                
ph225b_01 - [Is/Are] [you/he/she] currently doing any of the following to manage your cholesterol? - Taking medications                
ph225b_02 - [Is/Are] [you/he/she] currently doing any of the following to manage your cholesterol? - Lifestyle changes (e.g. diet, exercise, etc.)                
ph225b_95 - [Is/Are] [you/he/she] currently doing any of the following to manage your cholesterol? - Other                
ph225b_96 - [Is/Are] [you/he/she] currently doing any of the following to manage your cholesterol? - None of the above                
ph225b_98 - [Is/Are] [you/he/she] currently doing any of the following to manage your cholesterol? - DK                
ph225b_99 - [Is/Are] [you/he/she] currently doing any of the following to manage your cholesterol? - RF                
ph224 - Approximately how old [were/was] [you/he/she] when [you/he/she] [were/was] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she]                
PH227 - [Are/Is] [you/Rname] taking blood thinning medications e.g. warfarin for [your/his/her] irregular heart rhythm?                
PH228 - In the last 2 months, has [your/Rname's] warfarin or blood thinning medication dose been changed more than 3 times by [your/his/her] doctor?                
Other Chronic conditions                
PH301 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following conditions?                
PH301_01 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following conditions? - Chronic lung disease such as chronic bronchitis
or emphysema
               
PH301_02 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following conditions? - Asthma                
PH301_03 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following conditions? - Arthritis (including osteoarthritis, or rheumatism)                
PH301_04 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following conditions? - Osteoporosis, sometimes called thin or brittle bones                
PH301_05 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following conditions? - Cancer or a malignant tumour (including leukaemia or lymphoma but excluding minor skin cancers)                
PH301_06 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following conditions? - Parkinson's disease                
PH301_07 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following conditions? - Any emotional, nervous or psychiatric problems,
such as depression or anxiety
               
PH301_08 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following conditions? - Alcohol or substance abuse                
PH301_09 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following conditions? - Alzheimer's disease                
PH301_10 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following conditions? - Dementia, organic brain syndrome, senility                
PH301_11 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following conditions? - Serious memory impairment                
PH301_12 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following conditions? - Stomach ulcers                
PH301_13 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following conditions? - Varicose Ulcers (an ulcer due to varicose veins)                
PH301_14 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following conditions? - Cirrhosis, or serious liver damage                
PH301_15 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following conditions? - Thyroid Problems                
PH301_16 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following conditions? - Alcohol abuse                
PH301_17 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following conditions? - Substance abuse                
PH301_18 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following conditions? - Chronic kidney disease                
PH301_19 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following conditions? - Severe anaemia                
PH301_20 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following conditions? - Epilepsy                
PH301_21 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following conditions? - Chest infection                
PH301_95 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following conditions? - Other (Please Specify)                
PH301_96 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following conditions? - None of these                
PH301_98 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following conditions? - DK                
PH301_99 - Has a doctor ever told you that you have any of the following conditions? - RF                
ph301a - Last time [you/Rname] [were/was] interviewed, [you/he/she] told us that [you/he/she] had: [condition from PH301ff]                
ph301x0 - IWER: WHICH OF THE CONDITIONS IS BEING DISPUTED:                
ph301x_01 to _15 - It may be that we have a recording error about [you/Rname] having [condition from PH301ff].                
ph301b - Has a doctor ever told [you/Rname] that [you/he/she] [have/has] any of the conditions on this card that could affect [your/his/her] immune system?                
ph326 - Can you clarify, did [you/he/she] suffer from alcohol abuse, substance abuse or both?                
ph301y_1 - Do you still have: [Chronic lung disease]?                
ph301y_2 - Do you still have: [Asthma]?                
ph301y_3 - Do you still have: [Arthritis]?                
ph301y_4 - Do you still have: [Osteoporosis]?                
ph301y_5 - Do you still have: [Cancer or a malignant tumour]?                
ph301y_7 - Do you still have: [emotional, nervous or psychiatric problems]?                
ph301y_12 - Do you still have: [Stomach ulcers]?                
ph301y_13 - Do you still have: [Varicose Ulcers]?                
ph301y_14 - Do you still have: [Cirrhosis, or serious liver damage]?                
ph301y_14 - Do you still have: [Thyroid problems?                
ph301y_19: Do you still have: [severe anaemia]?                
ph302 - [Is/Are] [you/Rname] receiving oxygen for [your/his/her] lung condition?                
ph302a - Is this lung condition COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease)?                
ph303 - Does [your/his/her] lung condition limit [your/his/her] usual activities, such as household chores or work?                
ph304 - Which type or types of arthritis [do/does] [you/Rname] have?                
ph304_01 - Which type or types of arthritis [do/does] [you/Rname] have? - Osteoarthritis                
ph304_02 - Which type or types of arthritis [do/does] [you/Rname] have? - Rheumatoid arthritis                
ph304_95 - Which type or types of arthritis [do/does] [you/Rname] have? - Some other kind of arthritis                
ph304_98 - Which type or types of arthritis [do/does] [you/Rname] have? - DK                
ph304_99 - Which type or types of arthritis [do/does] [you/Rname] have? - RF                
ph305 - Approximately how old [were/was] [you/he/she] when [you/he/she] [were/was] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] [had/has] arthritis?                
PH305: When [were/was] [you/Rname] first told that [you/he/she] had arthritis?                
ph306 - Does [your/his/her] arthritis make it difficult for [you/him/her] to do [your/his/her] usual activities such as household chores or work?                
ph307 - Does the arthritis limit [your/his/her] social and leisure activities?                
ph308 - Does [your/his/her] arthritis make it difficult for [you/him/her] to sleep at night?                
ph309 - Approximately how old [were/was] [you/Rname] when [you/he/she] [were/was] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] had cancer or a malignant tumour?                
PH309: When [were/was] [you/Rname] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] had cancer or a malignant tumour?                
Ph310 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer?                
Ph310_01 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - Lung                
Ph310_02 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - Breast                
Ph310_03 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - Colon or rectum                
Ph310_04 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - Stomach                
Ph310_05 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - Oesophagus                
Ph310_06 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - Prostate                
Ph310_07 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - Bladder                
Ph310_08 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - Liver                
Ph310_09 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - Brain                
Ph310_10 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - Ovary                
Ph310_11 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - Cervix                
Ph310_12 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - Endometrium                
Ph310_13 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - Thyroid                
Ph310_14 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - Kidney                
Ph310_15 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - Testicle                
Ph310_16 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - Pancreas                
Ph310_17 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - Malignant melanoma (skin)                
Ph310_18 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - Oral cavity                
Ph310_19 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - Larynx                
Ph310_20 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - Other pharynx (including nasopharynx, oropharynx, laryngopharynx or hypopharynx)                
Ph310_21 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma                
Ph310_22 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - Leukaemia                
Ph310_95 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - Other organ                
Ph310oth - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - Other (specify)                
Ph310_96 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - None of these                
Ph310_98 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - DK                
Ph310_99 - In which organ or part of the body have you or have you had cancer? - RF                
ph310a - Last time [you/Rname] [were/was] interviewed, [you/he/she] told us that [you/he/she] [have/had] the following cancer.                
ph310x0 - IWER: WHICH OF THE CANCER TYPES IS BEING DISPUTED:                
ph310x_1 - It may be that we have a recording error about [you/Rname] having [cancer type from PH310ff].                
ph310y_1 to _22 - Do you still have: [type of cancer]?                
ph311 - Have you received any treatment for your cancer?                
ph311_i - [Have/Has] [you/he/she] received any treatment for [your/his/her] [type of cancer]?                
ph312 - What sort of treatments have you received for cancer?                
ph312_01 - What sort of treatments have you received for cancer? - Chemotherapy                
ph312_02 - What sort of treatments have you received for cancer? - Medication                
ph312_03 - What sort of treatments have you received for cancer? - Surgery                
ph312_04 - What sort of treatments have you received for cancer? - Biopsy                
ph312_05 - What sort of treatments have you received for cancer? - Radiation/X-ray                
ph312_06 - What sort of treatments have you received for cancer? - Treatment for symptoms (pain, nausea, rashes)                
ph312_95 - What sort of treatments have you received for cancer? - Other                
ph312_98 - What sort of treatments have you received for cancer? - DK                
ph312_99 - What sort of treatments have you received for cancer? - Rf                
ph312_i_i - What sort of treatments [have/has] [you/he/she] received for [type of cancer]?                
ph312oth_i - What other sort of treatments [have/has] [you/he/she] received for [type of cancer]?                
ph313 - Since you received treatment has the cancer got worse, better or stayed about the same?                
ph313_i - Since [you/he/she] received this treatment has the [type of cancer] got worse, better or stayed about the same?                
ph311a_i - Since our last interview, [have/has] [you/he/she] received any treatment for [type of cancer]?                
ph312a_i_i - Since our last interview, what sort of treatments [have/has] [you/he/she] received for [type of cancer]?                
ph312a_i_01 - Since our last interview, what sort of treatments [have/has] [you/he/she] received for [type of cancer]? - Chemotherapy                
ph312a_i_02 - Since our last interview, what sort of treatments [have/has] [you/he/she] received for [type of cancer]? - Medication                
ph312a_i_03 - Since our last interview, what sort of treatments [have/has] [you/he/she] received for [type of cancer]? - Surgery                
ph312a_i_04 - Since our last interview, what sort of treatments [have/has] [you/he/she] received for [type of cancer]? - Biopsy                
ph312a_i_05 - Since our last interview, what sort of treatments [have/has] [you/he/she] received for [type of cancer]? - Radiation/X-Ray                
ph312a_i_06 - Since our last interview, what sort of treatments [have/has] [you/he/she] received for [type of cancer]? - Treatment for symptoms (pain, nausea, rashes)                
ph312a_i_95 - Since our last interview, what sort of treatments [have/has] [you/he/she] received for [type of cancer]? - Other (specify)                
ph312a_i_98 - Since our last interview, what sort of treatments [have/has] [you/he/she] received for [type of cancer]? - DK                
ph312a_i_99 - Since our last interview, what sort of treatments [have/has] [you/he/she] received for [type of cancer]? - RF                
ph312a_1 - Other sort of treatments [have/has] [you/he/she] received for [type of cancer]?                
ph313a_i - Since [you/he/she] received this treatment, has the [type of cancer] got worse, better or stayed about the same?                
ph314 - Approximately how old [were/was] [you/Rname] when [you/he/she] [were/was] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] had Parkinson's disease?                
PH314: When [were/was] [you/Rname] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] had Parkinson’s disease?                
ph315 - Approximately how old [were/was] [you/Rname] when [you/he/she] [were/was] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] had emotional, nervous or psychiatric problems?                
PH315: When [were/was] [you/Rname] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] had emotional, nervous or psychiatric problems?                
ph316 - What type of emotional, nervous or psychiatric problems [do/does] [you/he/she] have?                
ph316_01 - What type of emotional, nervous or psychiatric problems [do/does] [you/he/she] have? - Hallucinations                
ph316_02 - What type of emotional, nervous or psychiatric problems [do/does] [you/he/she] have? - Anxiety                
ph316_03 - What type of emotional, nervous or psychiatric problems [do/does] [you/he/she] have? - Depression                
ph316_04 - What type of emotional, nervous or psychiatric problems [do/does] [you/he/she] have? - Emotional problems                
ph316_05 - What type of emotional, nervous or psychiatric problems [do/does] [you/he/she] have? - Schizophrenia                
ph316_06 - What type of emotional, nervous or psychiatric problems [do/does] [you/he/she] have? - Psychosis                
ph316_07 - What type of emotional, nervous or psychiatric problems [do/does] [you/he/she] have? - Mood swings                
ph316_08 - What type of emotional, nervous or psychiatric problems [do/does] [you/he/she] have? - Manic depression                
ph316_09 - What type of emotional, nervous or psychiatric problems [do/does] [you/he/she] have? - Post-traumatic stress disorder                
ph316_95 - What type of emotional, nervous or psychiatric problems [do/does] [you/he/she] have? - Something else                
ph316_98 - What type of emotional, nervous or psychiatric problems [do/does] [you/he/she] have? - DK                
ph316_99 - What type of emotional, nervous or psychiatric problems [do/does] [you/he/she] have? - RF                
ph317 - [Do/Does] [you/he/she] get psychiatric treatment for [your/his/her] problems, such as attending a psychiatrist?                
ph317a - [Do/Does] [you/he/she] get psychological treatment for [your/his/her] problems, such as counselling?                
ph317b - Since [your/Rname's] last interview, did [you/he/she] get psychiatric treatment for [your/his/her] problems, such as attending a psychiatrist?                
ph317c - Since [your/his/her] last interview, did [you/he/she] get psychological treatment for [your/his/her] problems, such as counselling?                
PH320: Approximately how old were you when you were first told by a doctor that you suffered from alcohol or substance abuse?                
PH320: Approximately how old [were/was] [you/Rname] when [you/he/she] [were/was] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] suffered from alcohol abuse?                
PH320: When [were/was] [you/Rname] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] suffered from alcohol abuse?                
PH321: Do you currently suffer from alcohol or substance abuse?                
PH322: Are you receiving any treatment for your alcohol or substance abuse?                
PH323:How long did you suffer from alcohol or substance abuse?                
PH324: Did you receive any treatment for your alcohol or substance abuse?                
ph321a - [Do/Does] [you/he/she] currently suffer from alcohol abuse?                
ph322a - [Is/Are] [you/he/she] receiving any treatment for [your/his/her] alcohol abuse?                
ph323a - How long did [you/he/she] suffer from alcohol abuse?                
ph324a - Did [you/he/she] ever receive any treatment for [your/his/her] alcohol abuse?                
ph320b - Approximately how old [were/was] [you/Rname] when [you/he/she] [were/was] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] suffered from substance abuse?                
PH320a: When [were/was] [you/Rname] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] suffered from substance abuse?                
ph321b - [Do/Does] [you/he/she] currently suffer from substance abuse?                
ph322b - [Is/Are] [you/he/she] receiving any treatment for [your/his/her] substance abuse?                
ph323b - How long did [you/he/she] suffer from substance abuse?                
ph324b - Did [you/he/she] ever receive any treatment for [your/his/her] substance abuse?                
ph318 - Approximately how old [were/was] [you/Rname] when [you/he/she] [were/was] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] had Alzheimer's Disease?                
PH318: When [were/was] [you/Rname] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] had Alzheimer’s Disease?                
ph319 - Approximately how old [were/was] [you/Rname] when [you/he/she] [were/was] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] had dementia, senility?                
PH319: When [were/was] [you/Rname] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] had dementia, senility?                
ph319a - Approximately how old [were/was] [you/Rname] when [you/he/she] [were/was] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] had serious memory impairments?                
PH319a: When [were/was] [you/Rname] first told by a doctor that [you/he/she] had serious memory impairment?                
ph325 - [Do/Does] [you/Rname] have an overactive (hyperactive) thyroid or an underactive (hypoactive) thyroid?                
ph327 - Have you ever had dialysis or a kidney transplant?                
PH328: [Have/Has] [you/Rname] ever had a major bleed which required hospitalisation or a blood transfusion?                
PH328: [Have/Has] [you/Rname] ever had a major bleed which required hospitalisation or a blood transfusion?                
ph330 - In the last 2 years, how many times [have/has] [you/Rname] gone to [your/his/her] GP because of a chest infection?                
ph331 - On how many occasions in the last 2 years, [were/was] [you/Rname] prescribed antibiotics for a chest infection?                
ph332 - On how many occasions in the last 2 years, [were/was] [you/Rname] hospitalised as a result of a chest infection?                
ph333 - On any of these occasions did [your/his/her] GP or a doctor in the hospital ever tell [you/him/her] that [you/he/she] had pneumonia?                
ph334 - [Were/was] [you/Rname] admitted to hospital due to pneumonia?                
ph335 - [Were/was] [you/Rname] admitted to the intensive care department due to pneumonia?                
ph336 - Approximately how long was [your/his/her] hospital stays in total from all admissions (add up total number of days)?                
ph337 - On release from the hospital, did [you/Rname] need care                
Falls/Fracture section                
ph401 - Have you fallen in the last year?                
ph402 - How many times [have/has] [you/he/she] fallen in the last year?                
PH402a - How many times have you fallen since your last interview?                
ph403 - Were any of these falls non-accidental, i.e. with no apparent or obvious reason?                
ph404 - Did [you/he/she] injure [yourself/himself/herself] seriously enough to need medical treatment?                
ph405 - Have you ever had a blackout or fainted?                
ph406 - Approximately how many times [have/has] [you/he/she] had a blackout or fainted in the last year?                
ph406a - In [your/his/her] last interview, [you/Rname] said that [you/he/she] [have/has] blacked out or fainted in the past. How many times [since our last interview]?                
PH407: Were you a frequent fainter when you were younger?                
PH438: Approximately how many times [have/has] [you/he/she] had a blackout, near-faint or fainted before the age of 18?                
PH439: Approximately how many times [have/has] [you/he/she] had a blackout, near-faint or fainted after the age of 18?                
-Fear of Falling                
ph408 - [Is/Are] [you/Rname] afraid of falling?                
ph409 - Do you feel somewhat afraid or very much afraid of falling?                
ph410 - [Do/Does] [you/he/she] ever limit [your/his/her] activities, for example, what [you/he/she] [do/does] or where [you/he/she] [go/goes] because [you/he/she] [are/is] afraid of falling?                
ph411 - When walking, do you feel...                
ph412 - When standing, do you feel ...                
ph413 - When getting up from a chair, do you feel...                
-Steadiness                
PH414 - Have you ever fractured your hip or Wrist                
Ph414_01 - [Have/Has] [you/Rname] ever fractured any of the following? - Hip                
Ph414_02 - [Have/Has] [you/Rname] ever fractured any of the following? - Wrist                
Ph414_03 - [Have/Has] [you/Rname] ever fractured any of the following? - Bones in [your/his/her] back/spine (Vertebral                
Ph414_95 - [Have/Has] [you/Rname] ever fractured any of the following? - Other                
Ph414_96 - [Have/Has] [you/Rname] ever fractured any of the following? - None of the above                
Ph414_98 - [Have/Has] [you/Rname] ever fractured any of the following? - DK                
Ph414_99 - [Have/Has] [you/Rname] ever fractured any of the following? - RF                
ph414a - In your last interview, you told us that you had fractured your: (bone from PH414ff)                
ph414x0 - IWER: WHICH OF THE FRACTURES IS BEING DISPUTED:                
ph414x_1 - It may be that we have a recording error about you fracturing your [bone from PH414ff].                
ph414 - Have you ever fractured any of the following? / Since [your/his/her] last interview, [have/has] [you/Rname] fractured any of the following?                
PH438a: [Were/Was] [you/Rname] aged 40 or over when [you/he/she] fractured [your/his/her] hip?                
PH439a: In what month/year did this fracture occur?                
PH440a: Was this fracture the result of a fall, a car accident or another event?                
PH441a: Which of the following best describes the circumstances of this fall?                
ph441aoth - specify other                
PH438b: [Were/Was] [you/Rname] aged 40 or over when [you/he/she] fractured [your/his/her] wrist?                
PH439b: In what month/year did this fracture occur?                
PH440b: Was this fracture the result of a fall, a car accident or another event?                
PH441b: Which of the following best describes the circumstances of this fall?                
ph441both - specify other                
PH438c: [Were/Was] [you/Rname] aged 40 or over when [you/he/she] fractured [your/his/her] back/spine (vertebrae?                
PH439c: In what month/year did this fracture occur?                
PH440c: Was this fracture the result of a fall, a car accident or another event?                
PH441c: Which of the following best describes the circumstances of this fall?                
ph441coth - specify other                
ph436 - Did either of [your/his/her] parents ever have a hip or wrist fracture?                
ph437 - Which of [your/his/her] parents had a previous hip or wrist fracture?                
ph415 - [Have/Has] [you/Rname] had any joint replacements?                
ph416 - Which joints did [you/he/she] have replaced?                
ph416_01 - Which joints did [you/he/she] have replaced? - Hip                
ph416_02 - Which joints did [you/he/she] have replaced? - Both hips                
ph416_03 - Which joints did [you/he/she] have replaced? - Knee                
ph416_04 - Which joints did [you/he/she] have replaced? - Boths Knees                
ph416_05 - Which joints did [you/he/she] have replaced? - Hip(s) and Knee(s)                
ph416_95 - Which joints did [you/he/she] have replaced? - Other joint                
ph416_98 - Which joints did [you/he/she] have replaced? - DK                
ph416_99 - Which joints did [you/he/she] have replaced? - RF                
ph417 - [Was/were] the joint replacement(s) because of arthritis, a fracture or for some other reason?                
ph418a - IMPORTANT: THE NEXT QUESTION SHOULD BE ADDRESSED DIRECTLY TO [Rname] PLEASE CODE AVAILABILITY OF [Rname]                
ph418 - IWER: HAND THE COGNITIVE MODULE BOOKLET TO THE RESPONDENT WITH THE 5-SIDED FIGURE (PAGE 5) SHOWING AND ALSO HAND [HIM/HER] A PEN                
ph419 - IWER: NOW TAKE BACK THE BOOKLET AND PEN AND CODE WHAT RESPONDENT DID WHEN YOU HANDED THEM THE BOOKLET AND PEN.                
Pain Section                
ph501 - [Is/Are] [you/Rname] often troubled with pain?                
PH506: Has this pain lasted more than 3 months?                
ph502 - How bad is the pain most of the time? Is it...                
ph503 - Now thinking about this pain, in which part of your body is it most severe?                
ph503_01 - Now thinking about this pain, in which part of your body is it most severe? - Back                
ph503_02 - Now thinking about this pain, in which part of your body is it most severe? - Hips                
ph503_03 - Now thinking about this pain, in which part of your body is it most severe? - Knees                
ph503_04 - Now thinking about this pain, in which part of your body is it most severe? - Feet                
ph503_05 - Now thinking about this pain, in which part of your body is it most severe? - Mouth/Teeth                
ph503_06 - Now thinking about this pain, in which part of your body is it most severe? - All over                
ph503_07 - Now thinking about this pain, in which part of your body is it most severe? - Chest                
ph503_08 - Now thinking about this pain, in which part of your body is it most severe? - Head                
ph503_95 - Now thinking about this pain, in which part of your body is it most severe? - Other                
ph503oth - Now thinking about this pain, in which part of your body is it most severe? - Other (specify)                
ph503_98 - Now thinking about this pain, in which part of your body is it most severe? - DK                
ph503_99 - Now thinking about this pain, in which part of your body is it most severe? - RF                
ph504 - Does the pain make it difficult for you to do your usual activities such as household chores or work?                
ph505 - Are you taking any medication to control the pain?                
PH506: Does this medication control your pain?                
Oral health section                
ph507 - Which best describes the teeth [you/Rname] [have/has]?                
PH508: Would you say [your/Rname’s] dental health (mouth, teeth and/or dentures)                
PH509: In the past 6 months, have any problems with mouth, teeth or dentures caused [you/Rname] to have any of the following?                
PH509_01 - In the past 6 months, have any problems with mouth, teeth or dentures caused [you/Rname] to have any of the following? - Difficulty eating food                
PH509_02 - In the past 6 months, have any problems with mouth, teeth or dentures caused [you/Rname] to have any of the following? - Difficulty speaking clearly                
PH509_03 - In the past 6 months, have any problems with mouth, teeth or dentures caused [you/Rname] to have any of the following? - Problems with smiling, laughing and showing teeth without embarrassment                
PH509_04 - In the past 6 months, have any problems with mouth, teeth or dentures caused [you/Rname] to have any of the following? - Problems with emotional stability, for example, becoming more easily upset than usual                
PH509_05 - In the past 6 months, have any problems with mouth, teeth or dentures caused [you/Rname] to have any of the following? - Problems enjoying the company of other people such as family, friends, or
neighbours
               
PH509_96 - In the past 6 months, have any problems with mouth, teeth or dentures caused [you/Rname] to have any of the following? - None of these                
PH509_98 - In the past 6 months, have any problems with mouth, teeth or dentures caused [you/Rname] to have any of the following? - DK                
PH509_99 - In the past 6 months, have any problems with mouth, teeth or dentures caused [you/Rname] to have any of the following? - RF                
PH510: Over the last few years, how often [have/has] [you/he/she] visited the dentist?                
PH511: If [you/he/she] needed a routine visit for dental care, which one of the following would [you/Rname] attend?                
ph512 - And which of these was the main reason for your/his/her most recent visit to the dentist?                
Incontinence section                
ph600 - I would therefore like to ask you some questions about urinary incontinence. Is it ok to ask you about this?                
ph601 - During the last 12 months, [have/has] [you/Rname] lost any amount of urine beyond [your/his/her] control?                
ph602 - Did this happen more than once during a 1 month period?                
ph603 - [Have/Has] [you/he/she] ever mentioned this problem to a doctor, nurse or other health professional?                
ph604 - [Do/Does] [you/he/she] ever limit [your/his/her] activities, for example, what [you/he/she] [do/does] or where [you/he/she] [go/goes] because of urinary incontinence?                
Medical tests                
ph701 - A flu vaccination?                
ph701a - Since [your/Rname's] last interview, [have/had] [you/he/she] had a flu vaccination?                
ph731 - Did [you/he/she] get a flu vaccination for: (different year options provided)                
ph732 - Did [you/he/she] get a flu vaccination from: (different locations provided)                
ph732oth - specify other                
ph702 - A blood test for cholesterol?                
ph702a - Since [your/Rname's] last interview, [have/has] [you/he/she] had a blood test for cholesterol?                
ph734 - Have you had your blood pressure measured in the last twelve months?                
PH728: Have you had a Faecal Occult Blood Test, or Colonoscopy to screen for cancer?                
PH729: When was your most recent Faecal Occult Blood Test?                
PH730: When was your most recent Colonoscopy?                
ph703 - Have you gone through the menopause?                
ph704 - Can you remember approximately what age you were when it started?                
ph705 - Since menopause, have you used prescription hormones (examples given on card)                
ph705a - Are you using perscription hormones?                
ph705b - Have you used perscription hormones?                
ph705c - Are you taking prescription hormones now?                
ph705d - In your last interview, you said that you had already gone through or were going through the menopause. Since m                
ph706 - For how many years have you been taking prescription hormones?                
ph707 - For how many years did you take prescription hormones?                
ph708 - Do you check your breasts for lumps regularly?                
ph709 - Have you had a mammogram or x-ray of the breast, to search for cancer?                
ph709a - Since your last interview, have you had a mammogram or x-ray of the breast, to search for cancer?                
ph733 - When was your most recent mammogram?                
ph725 - Approximately how old were you when you began your menstrual cycle?                
ph710 - An examination of your prostate to screen for cancer?                
PH710a: Since your last interview, have you had an examination of your prostate to screen for cancer?                
ph711 - A PSA blood test to screen for cancer?                
ph711a - Since your last interview, have you had a PSA blood test to screen for cancer?                
PH727: When was your most recent PSA blood test?                
ph719 - Approximately how much do you weigh? - code how answer given                
ph721s - Weight in stones                
ph721p - Weight in remaining pounds                
ph720 - Weight in kilograms                
ph722 - How tall are you? - code how answer given                
ph724f - Height in feet                
ph724i - Height in remaining inches                
ph723 - Height in centimetres                
ph726 - Do/did any of [your/his/her] primary or first-degree relatives have any of the conditions on this card?                
ph726_01 - Do/did any of [your/his/her] primary or first-degree relatives have any of the conditions on this card? 1. Diabetes or high blood sugar                
ph726_02 - Do/did any of [your/his/her] primary or first-degree relatives have any of the conditions on this card? - High cholesterol                
ph726_03 - Do/did any of [your/his/her] primary or first-degree relatives have any of the conditions on this card? - High blood pressure or hypertension                
ph726_04 - Do/did any of [your/his/her] primary or first-degree relatives have any of the conditions on this card? - Heart disease (heart attack, stroke, angina)                
ph726_05 - Do/did any of [your/his/her] primary or first-degree relatives have any of the conditions on this card? - Obesity                
ph726_06 - Do/did any of [your/his/her] primary or first-degree relatives have any of the conditions on this card? - Osteoporosis (thin or brittle bones)                
ph726_07 - Do/did any of [your/his/her] primary or first-degree relatives have any of the conditions on this card? - Alzheimer's disease or dementia                
ph726_08 - Do/did any of [your/his/her] primary or first-degree relatives have any of the conditions on this card? - Breast Cancer                
ph726_09 - Do/did any of [your/his/her] primary or first-degree relatives have any of the conditions on this card? - Ovarian Cancer                
ph726_10 - Do/did any of [your/his/her] primary or first-degree relatives have any of the conditions on this card? - Prostate Cancer                
ph726_11 - Do/did any of [your/his/her] primary or first-degree relatives have any of the conditions on this card? - Colon Cancer                
ph726_12 - Do/did any of [your/his/her] primary or first-degree relatives have any of the conditions on this card? - Depression                
ph726_13 - Do/did any of [your/his/her] primary or first-degree relatives have any of the conditions on this card? - Anxiety                
ph726_95 - Do/did any of [your/his/her] primary or first-degree relatives have any of the conditions on this card? - OTHER (NONE of those lsited above)                
ph726_96 - Do/did any of [your/his/her] primary or first-degree relatives have any of the conditions on this card? - NO family history of ANY disease                
ph726_98 - Do/did any of [your/his/her] primary or first-degree relatives have any of the conditions on this card? - DK                
ph726_99 - Do/did any of [your/his/her] primary or first-degree relatives have any of the conditions on this card? - RF                
ph700 - IMPORTANT: THIS NEXT SECTION SHOULD BE ADDRESSED DIRECTLY TO [Rname] PLEASE CODE AVAILABILITY OF [Rname]                
Time stamp - before Ph712 - 3rd Word list in PH section                
Time stamp before ph712 in PH section                
ph712 - A little while ago, the computer read you a list of words twice, and you repeated the ones you could remember. How many words recalled now                
ph713 - A little while ago, I read you a list of words twice, and you repeated the ones you could remember. How many words recalled now                
ph714 - That is the end of the memory and concentration tasks (record if prompt given)                
ph715 - IWER: CODE WHAT RESPONDENT DID                
ph716 - IWER: DURING THE COGNITIVE FUNCTION TEST WERE THERE ANY FACTORS THAT MAY HAVE IMPAIRED THE RESPONDENT'S PERFORMA                
ph717 - WHAT WERE THESE FACTORS?                
ph717_01 - WHAT WERE THESE FACTORS? - Blind or poor eyesight                
ph717_02 - WHAT WERE THESE FACTORS? - Deaf or hard of hearing                
ph717_03 - WHAT WERE THESE FACTORS? - Hand tremors affecting writing ability                
ph717_04 - WHAT WERE THESE FACTORS? - In pain                
ph717_05 - WHAT WERE THESE FACTORS? - Has an illness or physical impairment that affects ability to perform the test                
ph717_06 - WHAT WERE THESE FACTORS? - Too tired                
ph717_07 - WHAT WERE THESE FACTORS? - Other physical impairment                
ph717_08 - WHAT WERE THESE FACTORS? - Impaired concentration/memory (e.g. because taking medication)                
ph717_09 - WHAT WERE THESE FACTORS? - Has dementia                
ph717_10 - WHAT WERE THESE FACTORS? - Nervous or anxious                
ph717_11 - WHAT WERE THESE FACTORS? - General memory problems                
ph717_12 - WHAT WERE THESE FACTORS? - Other mental impairment                
ph717_13 - WHAT WERE THESE FACTORS? - Interrupted by phone call or visitor                
ph717_14 - WHAT WERE THESE FACTORS? - Noisy environment                
ph717_15 - WHAT WERE THESE FACTORS? - Someone else in the room                
ph717_16 - WHAT WERE THESE FACTORS? - Problems with the laptop                
ph717_17 - WHAT WERE THESE FACTORS? - Other distraction                
ph717_18 - WHAT WERE THESE FACTORS? - Had difficulty understanding English                
ph717_19 - WHAT WERE THESE FACTORS? - Literacy problems                
ph717_95 - WHAT WERE THESE FACTORS? - Other                
ph718 - IWER: HOW OFTEN DID R RECEIVE ASSISTANCE WITH ANSWERS IN SECTION PH?                
PH735: In most ways my life is close to ideal                
PH736: The conditions of my life are excellent                
PH737: I have gotten the important things I want from life                
PH738: If I could live my life again, I would change almost nothing                
ph739 - [Have/Has] [you/Rname] ever had a pneumococcal vaccination (pneumonia vaccine)?                
ph740 - Did [you/he/she] get the vaccination from:                
ph741 - Do [you/he/she] regularly get the pneumococcal vaccination, for example approximately every five year?                
ph742 - Did any of the following ever speak to [you/him/her] about the pneumococcal vaccination?                
MMSE                
ph121 - Please tell me what year it is.                
ph126 - What season it is.                
ph122 - What month it is.                
ph123 - Can you tell me what day of the week it is?                
ph124 - Can you tell me what today's date is?                
ph127 - What is the name of this country?                
ph128 - What is the name of this county?                
ph129 - What is the name of this city/town?                
ph130 - What is this building?                
ph131 - What floor are we on?                
ph132 - Now repeat those words back to me                
ph133 - Now I'd like you to subtract 7 from 100, then keep subtracting 7                
ph134 - Now can you spell WORLD backwards?                
ph135 -What were those three words I asked you to remember?                
ph136 - INTRO: SHOW THE RESPONDENT A PENCIL OR PEN AND ASK 'What is this?'                
ph137 - NO IFS, ANDS OR BUTS. Now you say that                
ph138 - Take this paper in your right hand, fold it in half and put it on the floor                
ph139 - Please read this and do what it says                
ph140 - Please write a sentence                
ph141 - Please copy this design                
ph146 - unable to answer any of the cognitive questions (ph121 to ph141) because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146year - unable to answer ph121 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146season - unable to answer ph126 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146month - unable to answer ph122 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146day - unable to answer ph123 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146date - unable to answer ph124 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146country- unable to answer ph127 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146county- unable to answer ph128 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146city- unable to answer ph129 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146building- unable to answer ph130 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146floor- unable to answer ph131 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146threewords- unable to answer ph132because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146sevens- unable to answer ph133 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146world- unable to answer ph134 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146recallwords unable to answer ph135 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146objects- unable to answer ph136 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146phrase- unable to answer ph137 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146instruction- unable to answer ph138 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146reading- unable to answer ph139 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146sentence- unable to answer ph140 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146pentagons- unable to answer ph141 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146complist1- unable to answer ph117 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146complist2- unable to answer ph118 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146iwerlist1- unable to answer ph119 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146iwerlist2- unable to answer ph120 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146animals- unable to answer ph125 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146initials- unable to answer ph419 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146reccomplist- unable to answer ph712 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146reciwerlist- unable to answer ph713 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
ph146time- unable to answer ph715 because of severe visual impairment, physical disability, severe hearing impairment..                
mmsescr - MMSE SCORE                
mmsefail - IS RECOMMENDED THAT YOU SEEK A PROXY RESPONDENT. THIS RECOMMENDATION DOES NOT APPLY TO RESPONDENTS FOR WHOM                
INTERVIEWER Record details why with you have chosen to continue with this interview despite the respondent not getting 15 or over in the MMSE test                
MMSETOTAL                
ph116x - First I'd like to check that you will be able to hear the computer voice                
ph116 - list read out by..                
Time stamp - before word list (read by computer)                
ph117x - PRESS F5 TO START THE AUDIO. SELECT YES ONCE YOU HAVE FINISHED PLAYING THE LIST                
ph117 - Now please tell me all the words you can recall.                
ph118x - PRESS F5 TO START THE AUDIO. SELECT YES ONCE YOU HAVE FINISHED PLAYING THE LIST                
ph118 - Now please tell me all the words you can recall.                
Time stamp - before word list (read by interviewer)                
Time stamp before first word list recall                
ph119 - Now please tell me all the words you can recall.                
ph120 - Now please tell me all the words you can recall.                
Time stamp - before naming different animals task                
ph125 - Now I would like you to name as many different animals as you can think of. You have one minute to do this.                
satisfaction                
I(ADL) & FL (I(ADL) and Helpers)                
Difficulties with Activities of Daily Life                
fl001_01 - Because of a physical or mental health problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Walking 100 metres (100 yards)                
fl001_02 - Because of a physical or mental health problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Running or jogging about 1.5 kilometres (1 mile)                
fl001_03 - Because of a physical or mental health problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Sitting for about two hours                
fl001_04 - Because of a physical or mental health problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Getting up from a chair after sitting for long periods                
fl001_05 - Because of a physical or mental health problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Climbing several flights of stairs without resting                
fl001_06 - Because of a physical or mental health problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Climbing one flight of stairs without resting                
fl001_07 - Because of a physical or mental health problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Stooping, kneeling, or crouching                
fl001_08 - Because of a physical or mental health problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Reaching or extending your arms above shoulder level                
fl001_09 - Because of a physical or mental health problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Pulling or pushing large objects like a living room chair                
fl001_10 - Because of a physical or mental health problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Lifting or carrying weights over 10 pounds/5 kilos                
fl001_11 - Because of a physical or mental health problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Picking up a small coin from a table                
fl001_13 - Because of a physical or mental health problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - None of the these                
fl001_98 - Because of a physical or mental health problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Don't know                
fl001_12 - Because of a physical or mental health problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Refused                
fl002_01 - Because of a health or memory problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Dressing                
fl002_1 - Because of a health or memory problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Dressing including putting on socks and shoes                
fl002_02 - Because of a health or memory problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Walking across a room                
fl002_03 - Because of a health or memory problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Bathing or showering                
fl002_04 - Because of a health or memory problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Eating, such as cutting up [your/his/her] food                
fl002_05 - Because of a health or memory problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Getting in or out of bed                
fl002_06 - Because of a health or memory problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Using the toilet, including getting up or down                
fl002_09 - Because of a health or memory problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - None of the these                
fl002_08 - Because of a health or memory problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Don't know                
fl002_07 - Because of a health or memory problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Refused                
fl002_95 Probe Any others?                
FL057 Please look at card FL3. When dressing, [Do/Does] [you/he/she] have difficulty with any of the activities on this card? - Putting on top/shirt                
FL057 Please look at card FL3. When dressing, [Do/Does] [you/he/she] have difficulty with any of the activities on this card? - Taking off top/shirt                
FL057 Please look at card FL3. When dressing, [Do/Does] [you/he/she] have difficulty with any of the activities on this card? - Putting on pants/trousers                
FL057 Please look at card FL3. When dressing, [Do/Does] [you/he/she] have difficulty with any of the activities on this card? -Taking off pants/trousers                
FL057 Please look at card FL3. When dressing, [Do/Does] [you/he/she] have difficulty with any of the activities on this card? - Putting on socks                
FL057 Please look at card FL3. When dressing, [Do/Does] [you/he/she] have difficulty with any of the activities on this card? -Taking off socks                
FL057 Please look at card FL3. When dressing, [Do/Does] [you/he/she] have difficulty with any of the activities on this card? - Putting on shoes                
FL057 Please look at card FL3. When dressing, [Do/Does] [you/he/she] have difficulty with any of the activities on this card? - Taking off shoes                
FL057 Please look at card FL3. When dressing, [Do/Does] [you/he/she] have difficulty with any of the activities on this card? -Manipulating fastenings                
FL057 Please look at card FL3. When dressing, [Do/Does] [you/he/she] have difficulty with any of the activities on this card? - Other (Please specify)                
FL057 Please look at card FL3. When dressing, [Do/Does] [you/he/she] have difficulty with any of the activities on this card? - None of these                
FL057 Please look at card FL3. When dressing, [Do/Does] [you/he/she] have difficulty with any of the activities on this card? - DK                
FL057 Please look at card FL3. When dressing, [Do/Does] [you/he/she] have difficulty with any of the activities on this card? - RF                
FL057 Please look at card FL3. When dressing, [Do/Does] [you/he/she] have difficulty with any of the activities on this card? - Other (Please specify)                
fl003 - [Do/Does] [you/he/she] ever use equipment or devices to help [you/him/her] get dressed?                
fl004-Which equipment is that? Velcro fastenings on clothes                
fl004-Which equipment is that? Shoe horn                
fl004-Which equipment is that? Pick-up-stick                
fl004-Which equipment is that? Device for putting socks                
fl004-Which equipment is that? Other                
fl004-Which equipment is that? Don’t know                
fl004-Which equipment is that? Refused                
fl004_oth which equipment is that?                
fl005 - Does anyone ever help [you/him/her] with dressing including putting on shoes and socks?                
fl006 - [Do/Does] [you/he/she] ever use equipment or devices such as a walking stick or frame when crossing a room?                
fl007_01 - Which equipment is that? - Walking stick                
fl007_02 - Which equipment is that? - Walking frame                
fl007_03 - Which equipment is that? - Crutches                
fl007_04 - Which equipment is that? - Railing                
fl007_05 - Which equipment is that? - Orthopaedic shoes                
fl007_06 - Which equipment is that? - Brace (leg or back)                
fl007_07 - Which equipment is that? - Limb prosthesis                
fl007_08 - Which equipment is that? - Oxygen /respirator                
fl007_09 - Which equipment is that? - Furniture or walls                
fl007_10 - Which equipment is that? - Wheelchair or cart                
fl007_95 -Which equipment is that? - Other                
fl007_98 - Which equipment is that? - Don’t know                
fl007_99 - Which equipment is that? - Refused                
fl008 - Does anyone ever help [you/him/her] with walking across a room?                
fl009 - [Do/Does] [you/he/she] ever use equipment or devices such as a shower seat, grab rails, hand-held shower when bathing or sh                
fl010_01 - Which equipment is that? - Shower seat                
fl010_02 - Which equipment is that? - Grab rails                
fl010_03 - Which equipment is that? - Hand held shower                
fl010_04 - Which equipment is that? - Walking frame or stick                
fl010_05 - Which equipment is that? - Rubber mat                
fl010_95 - Which equipment is that? - Other                
fl010_98 - Which equipment is that? - Don’t know                
fl010_99 - Which equipment is that? - Refused                
fl010_0th - what equipment is that? - Other (specify)                
fl011 - Does anyone ever help [you/him/her] with bathing or showering?                
fl012 - [Do/Does] [you/he/she] ever use special utensils or special dishes when [you/he/she] [eat/eats]?                
fl013 - Does anyone ever help [you/him/her] with eating?                
fl014 - [Do/Does] [you/he/she] ever use equipment or devices such as a stick, frame or wheelchair when getting in or out of bed?                
fl015_01 - Which equipment is that? - Walking stick                
fl015_02 - Which equipment is that? - Walking frame                
fl015_03 - Which equipment is that? - Bed rail                
fl015_04 - Which equipment is that? - Crutches                
fl015_05 - Which equipment is that? - Orthopaedic shoes                
fl015_06 - Which equipment is that? - Brace (leg or back)                
fl015_07 - Which equipment is that? - Prosthesis                
fl015_08 - Which equipment is that? - Oxygen/respirator                
fl015_09 - Which equipment is that? - Furniture/Walls                
fl015_10 - Which equipment is that? - Wheelchair/cart                
fl015_11 - Which equipment is that? - Bed lever                
fl015_95 -Which equipment is that? - Other                
fl015_98 - Which equipment is that? - Don’t know                
fl015_99 - Which equipment is that? - Refused                
fl015oth - which equipment is that? - Other(specify)                
fl016 - Does anyone ever help [you/him/her] with getting into or out of bed?                
fl017 - [Do/Does] [you/he/she] ever use equipment or devices such as a raised toilet seat or portable toilet, when using the toilet?                
fl018-Which equipment is that? Raised toilet seat                
fl018-Which equipment is that? Portable toilet commode                
fl018-Which equipment is that? Grab rails                
fl018-Which equipment is that? Other                
fl018-Which equipment is that? Don’t know                
fl018-Which equipment is that? Refused                
fl018_oth which equipment is that                
fl019 - Does anyone ever help [you/him/her] with using the toilet, including getting on and off to the toilet?                
fl020 - Who most often helps [you/him/her] with [getting across a room / dressing / bathing / eating / getting in/out of bed / using the toilet]?                
fl020_name Who most often helps [you/him/her] with [getting across a room / dressing / bathing / eating / getting in/out of bed / using the toilet]?                
fl020_id                
fl020o2 specify name of non relative                
fl020o1 specify name of non-resident relative                
fl020a - SPECIFY SEX OF [Non-resident relative from fl020o1]:                
fl020b - How old is [Non-resident relative from fl020o1]?                
fl020b1 - What age band applies to [Non-resident relative from fl020o1]?                
fl020g - What is [your/his/her] relationship to [Non-resident relative from fl020o1]? IE: [you/he/she] [are/is] [Non-resident relative from fl020o1]'s...                
fl020c - What level of education has [Non-resident relative from fl020o1] attained?                
fl020e - What is [Non-resident relative from fl020o1]'s present marital status?                
fl021 - what is that person's relationship to you?                
fl021a - Is male or female (from fl020)                
fl021b - what is the age of the person (from fl020)                
fl021c - What level of education has this person (from fl020)                
fl021d - What is the persons employment status (from fl020)                
fl021e - What is the persons marital status (from (fl020)                
fl021f - Where does this person live (from fl020)                
fl021g - Does this person own a home (from fl020)                
fl021h - How many children does this person have (from fl020)                
fl021i - Are any of this persons children under age 18 (from fl020)                
Fl022 - Does any one else help with these activities                
fl022_01 to fl022_03- Does anyone else help [you/him/her] with [getting across a room / dressing / bathing / eating / getting in/out of bed / using the toilet]?                
fl022 - Does anyone else help [you/him/her] with [getting across a room / dressing / bathing / eating / getting in/out of bed / using the toilet]?                
fl023_01 to fl023_03 - who is that? (coverscreen)                
fl023_id_01 - ID helper                
l023_name_01 to fl023_name_03 - Specify name of helper 1-3                
fl023 - SPECIFY NAME OF Non-resident relative:                
fl023_1 - What is his her first name                
fl023_2 - What is his her first name                
fl023_3 - What is his her first name                
fl023b_1 -Is fl023_name male or female                
fl023b_2 -Is fl023_name male or female                
fl023b_3 -Is fl023_name male or female                
fl023o2_01 to fl023o2_03SPECIFY NAME OF Non-relative:                
fl023a_1 - SPECIFY SEX OF [Non-resident relative from fl023o1_1]:                
fl023b_1 - How old is [Non-resident relative from fl023o1_1]?                
fl023b1_1 - What age band applies to [Non-resident relative from fl023o1_1]?                
fl023g_1 - What is [your/his/her] relationship to [Non-resident relative from fl023o1_1]? IE: [you/he/she] [are/is] [Non-resident relative from fl023o1_1]'s...                
fl023c_1 - What level of education has [Non-resident relative from fl023o1_1] attained?                
fl023e_1 - What is [Non-resident relative from fl023o1_1]'s present marital status?                
fl024_1 What is your relationship to the person (from fl023)                
fl024b_1 What is the age of the person (from fl023)                
fl024c_1 What level of education has this person (from fl023)                
fl024d_1 What is the persons employment status (from fl023)                
fl024e_1 What is the persons marital status (from fl023)                
fl024f_1 Where does this person live (from fl023)                
fl0214g_1 Does this person own a home (from fl023)                
fl0214h_1 How many children does this person have (from fl023)                
fl024i_1 Are any of this persons children under age 18 (from fl023)                
Difficulties with instrumental activities of daily life                
fl025_01 - Because of a health or memory problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Preparing a hot meal                
fl025_02 - Because of a health or memory problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Doing household chores                
fl025_03 - Because of a health or memory problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Shopping for groceries                
fl025_04 - Because of a health or memory problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Making telephone calls                
fl025_05 - Because of a health or memory problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Taking medications                
fl025_06 - Because of a health or memory problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Managing money                
fl025_07 -Because of a health or memory problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Going outside the home alone to shop or to visit a doctor’s surgery                
fl025_96 - Because of a health or memory problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - None of the these                
fl025_98 - Because of a health or memory problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - DK                
fl025_99 - Because of a health or memory problem, [do/does] [you/Rname] have difficulty - Refused                
flo26 - does anyone help you with preparing a hot meal?                
fl026 - Does anyone help [you/him/her] with preparing a hot meal, doing household chores, or shopping for groceries?                
fl027 Does anyone help you with doing household chores?                
fl028 Does anyone help you with shopping for groceries?                
fl029 - Does anyone help [you/him/her] make phone calls?                
fl030 - Does anyone help [you/him/her] take [your/his/her] medications?                
fl031 - Does anyone help [you/him/her] with managing [your/his/her] own money?                
fl058 - Does anyone help [you/him/her] to go outside the home alone or to visit a doctor’s surgery?                
fl032 - Who most often helps [you/him/her] with [preparing meals / doing household chores / shopping for groceries / making telephone calls / taking medications]? (roster)                
fl032_name name of person who helps (fl032)                
fl033 -your relationship to that person                
fl033- gender of that person                
fl033b-age of that person                
fl033c_education of that person                
fl033d-Employment status of that person                
fl033e- -Marital status of that person                
fl033f- where does that person live                
fl033g-does that person own their own home                
fl033h-how many children does this person have                
fl033i- are any of the children under 18                
fl032_id ID helper                
fl032 - SPECIFY NAME OF Non-resident relative:                
fl032 - SPECIFY NAME OF Non-relative:                
fl032a - SPECIFY SEX OF [Non-resident relative from fl032o1]:                
fl032b - How old is [Non-resident relative from fl032o1]?                
fl032b1 - What age band applies to [Non-resident relative from fl032o1]?                
fl032g - What is [your/his/her] relationship to [Non-resident relative from fl032o1]? IE: [you/he/she] [are/is] [Non-resident relative from fl032o1]'s...                
fl032c - What level of education has [Non-resident relative from fl032o1] attained?                
fl032e - What is [Non-resident relative from fl032o1]'s present marital status?                
fl034b_1 - Does anyone else help [you/him/her] with this activity/these activities?                
fl034b_2- Does anyone else help [you/him/her] with this activity/these activities?                
fl034b_3 - Does anyone else help [you/him/her] with this activity/these activities?                
fl034_01 to fl034_03 - Does anyone else help [you/him/her] with this activity/these activities?                
fl034 - Does anyone else help [you/him/her] with this activity/these activities?                
fl035_name01 What is his/her first name?                
fl035_name02 What is his/her first name?                
fl035_name03 What is his/her first name?                
fl034b_01 Is (FL035) male or female                
fl034b_02 Is (FL035) male or female                
fl034b_03 Is (FL035) male or female                
fl036_1 What is that persons relationship to you                
fl036b_1 age group of (FL035)                
fl036c_1 education level of (FL035)                
fl036d_1 employment status of (FL035)                
fl036e_1 marital status of (FL035)                
fl036f_1 where does (FL035) live                
fl036g_1 Does this person (FL035) own their own home                
fl036h_1 does this person (FL035) have children                
fl036i_1 are any of the children of (FL035) under 18 years                
fl035_01 to fl035_03- Who is that?                
fl035_id_01 to fl035_id_03 ID helper                
fl035_name_01 to fl035_name_03 Helpers name 1-3                
fl035o1_01 to fl035o1_03 SPECIFY NAME OF Non-resident relative:                
fl035o2_01 to fl035o2_03 SPECIFY NAME OF Non-relative:                
fl035a_01 to fl035a_03 - SPECIFY SEX OF [Non-resident relative from fl035o1_01 to flo30o1_03]:                
fl035b_01 to fl035b_03 - How old is [Non-resident relative from fl035o1_01 to flo30o1_03]?                
fl035b1_01 to fl035b1_03 - What age band applies to [Non-resident relative from fl035o1_01 to flo30o1_03]?                
fl035g_01 to fl035g_03 - What is [your/his/her] relationship to [Non-resident relative from fl035o1_01 to flo30o1_03]? IE: [you/he/she] [are/is] [Non-resident relative from fl035o1_01 to flo30o1_03]'s...                
fl035e_01 to fl035e_03 - What is [Non-resident relative from fl035o1_01 to flo30o1_03]'s present marital status?                
fl037_name Who most often helps managing money                
fl037 Who most often helps [you/him/her] to manage [your/his/her] money? helper roster                
fl037_id ID helper                
fl037b Is (Fl037) male or female                
fl038 What is that persons relationship to you (fl037)                
fl038a Is (fl037) male or female                
fl038b age group of (FL037)                
fl038c education level of (FL037)                
fl038d employment status of (FL037)                
fl038e marital status of (FL037)                
fl038f where does (FL037) live                
fl038g Does this person (FL037) own their own home                
fl038h does this person (FL037) have children                
fl038i are any of the children of (FL037) under 18 years                
fl039b_1 - Does anyone else help [you/him/her] with managing money?                
fl039b_2- Does anyone else help [you/him/her] with managing money?                
fl039b_3 - Does anyone else help [you/him/her] with managing money?                
fl040_name01 What is his/her first name?                
fl040_02 What is his/her first name?                
fl040_03 What is his/her first name?                
fl040b_1 Is (FL039b_1) male or female                
fl040b_2 Is (FL039b_2) male or female                
fl040b_3 Is (FL039b_3) male or female                
fl041_1 What is that persons relationship to you                
fl041b_1 age group of (FL039b_1)                
fl041c_1 education level of (FL039b_1)                
fl041d_1 employment status of (FL039b_1)                
fl041e_1 marital status of (FL039b_1)                
fl041f_1 where does (FL039b_1) live                
fl041g_1 Does this person (FL039b_1) own their own home                
fl041h_1 does this person (FL039b_1) have children                
fl041i_1 are any of the children of (FL039b_1) under 18 years                
fl037o2 Specify name of non relative                
fl037o1 - SPECIFY NAME OF Non-resident relative:                
fl037a - SPECIFY SEX OF [Non-resident relative from fl037o1]:                
fl037b - How old is [Non-resident relative from fl037o1]?                
fl037b1 - What age band applies to [Non-resident relative from fl037o1]?                
fl037g - What is [your/his/her] relationship to [Non-resident relative from fl037o1]? IE: [you/he/she] [are/is] [Non-resident relative from fl037o1]'s...                
fl037c - What level of education has [Non-resident relative from fl037o1] attained?                
fl037e - What is [Non-resident relative from fl037o1]'s present marital status?                
fl039_01 to fl039_03- Does anyone else help [you/him/her] to manage [your/his/her] money?                
fl040_01 to fl040_03 - Who is that?                
fl040_id_01 to fl040_id_03 ID helper                
fl040_name_01 to fl040_name_03 Helper name                
fl040o1_01 to fl040o1_03 SPECIFY NAME OF Non-resident relative:                
fl040o2_01 to fl040o2_03 SPECIFY NAME OF Non-relative:                
fl040a_01 to fl040a_03 - SPECIFY SEX OF [Non-resident relative from fl040_01 to fl040_03]:                
fl040b_01 to fl040b_03 - How old is [Non-resident relative from fl040_01 to fl040_03]?                
fl040b1_01 to fl040b1_03 - What age band applies to [Non-resident relative from fl040_01 to fl040_03]?                
fl040g_01 to fl040g_03 - What is [your/his/her] relationship to [Non-resident relative from fl040_01 to fl040_03]? IE: [you/he/she] [are/is] [Non-resident relative from fl040_01 to fl040_03]'s…                
fl040e_01 to fl040e_03 - What is [Non-resident relative from fl040_01 to fl040_03 ]'s present marital status?                
Helpers                
fl042id_01_name to fl042id_12_name Name of helper 1-12 (brought forward)                
fl042id_01 to fl042id_12 ID number of helper brought forward from coverscreen                
fl042_1 - During the last month, on about how many days did [Helper's Name] help [you/him/her]? [householder]                
fl042x_1 - During the last month, on about how many days did [Helper's Name] help [you/him/her]? [non res child]                
fl043_1 - On the days when [Helper's Name] helps you, about how many hours per day do they spend helping [you/him/her]? [householder]                
fl043x_1- On the days when [Helper's Name] helps you, about how many hours per day do they spend helping [you/him/her]? [non res child]                
fl045_1- Does [Helper's Name] receive the State Carer's Allowance or Carer's Benefit? [Householder]                
fl045x_1- Does [Helper's Name] receive the State Carer's Allowance or Carer's Benefit? [Non resident child]                
fl045b_1 Does[helpers name] receive regular payments from you, your family or an agency ? [householder]                
fl045bx_1 Does[helpers name] receive regular payments from you, your family or an agency ? [non res child]                
fl046_1 Is this person [householders name] from?                
fl047x_1 Thinking of the cost of this paid help in the past month, about what percentage of this cost does the HSE/Health board cover [non res child]                
fl048_1 Not counting costs paid by the HSE/Healthboard, about how much did you pay [household helper] in the last month?                
fl048x_1 Not counting costs paid by the HSE/Healthboard, about how much did you pay [non res child] in the last month?                
fl049_1 Does any other person help you pay for this cost? [householder]?                
fl049x_1 Does any other person help you pay for this cost? [non res child]?                
fl050_1 Is that a (child or other)relative of your or is that someone else? [householder]                
fl050x_1 Is that a (child or other)relative of your or is that someone else? [non res child]                
fl051_1 Which child is that? [householder]                
fl051x_1 Which child is that? [non res child]                
fl052_1 Any other child? [householder]                
fl053x_1 What is his/her name ? [non res child]                
fl042_01 to fl042_12 - During the last month, on about how many days did [Helper's Name] help [you/him/her]?                
fl043_01 to fl043_12 - On the days when [Helper's Name] helps [you/he/she], about how many hours per day do they spend helping [you/him/her]?                
fl045_01 to fl045_12 - Does [Helper's Name] receive the State Carer's Allowance or Carer's Benefit?                
fl045b_01 to fl045b_12 - Does [Helper's Name] receive regular payment from [you/he/she], [your/his/her] family or from an agency or organisation?                
fl046_01 to fl046_12 - Is [Helper's Name]...                
fl047_01 to fl047_12 - Thinking now about the cost of this paid help in the past month, about what percentage of this cost does the HSE/health board cover?                
fl048_01 to fl048_12 - Not counting costs paid by the HSE/health board, about how much did [you/he/she] pay [Helper's Name] in the last month?                
fl049_01 to fl049_12 - Does any other person help [you/him/her] pay for this cost?                
fl050_01 to fl050_12 - Is that a (child or other) relative of [yours/his/hers], or is that someone else?                
fl051: Which child/ren is/are that?                
fl054 - How many different paid helpers - in total - have been involved in taking care of [you/him/her] in the last two years?                
fl055 - How many of the paid helpers were Irish?                
fl056 - IWER (CODE WITHOUT ASKING): HOW OFTEN DID R RECEIVE ASSISTANCE WITH ANSWERS IN SECTION FL                
fl059 - Thinking about all of these activities, would you say that [you/he/she] need[s] help?                
fl060 - Thinking about all of these activities, would you say that [you/he/she] need[s] help?                
fl061 - Thinking about all of these activities, would you say that [you/he/she] need[s] help?                
HU (Healthcare Utilisation)                
hu001 - [Is/Are] [you/he/she] covered by...                
hu002 - [Do/Does] [you/he/she] have private medical insurance cover (VHI etc.) in [your/his/her] own name or through another family member?                
hu003 - Which company [are/is] [you/he/she] insured with?                
hu003 - Which other company are you insured with?                
hu004 - Which medical insurance scheme/plan [are/is] [you/he/she] covered by?                
hu004a - Which medical insurance scheme/plan [are/is] [you/he/she] covered by?                
hu004a - Which other medical insurance scheme/plan [are/is] [you/he/she] covered by?                
hu004b - Which medical insurance scheme/plan [are/is] [you/he/she] covered by?                
hu004b - Which other medical insurance scheme/plan [are/is] [you/he/she] covered by?                
hu004c - Which medical insurance scheme/plan [are/is] [you/he/she] covered by?                
hu004c - Which other medical insurance scheme/plan [are/is] [you/he/she] covered by?                
hu049 - In the last 5 years did [you/he/she] ever have health insurance?                
hu005 - In the last 12 months, about how often did [you/he/she] visit [your/his/her] GP?                
hu006 - How much did [you/he/she] pay for [your/his/her] last visit to the GP, after any health insurance reimbursement?                
hu007 - In the last 12 months, how many times did [you/he/she] visit a hospital Emergency Department?                
hu038 - In total, how much did [you/he/she] pay for [all of] [your/his/her] A&E visit(s) in the last 12 months, after any health insurance reimbursements?                
hu008 - In the last 12 months, about how many visits did [you/he/she] make to a hospital as an out-patient?                
hu062 - Have you seen a consultant in last 12 months?                
hu009 - On how many of these visits did [you/he/she] have a substantial procedure, operation or test?                
hu039 - In total, how much did [you/he/she] pay for [your/his/her] visit(s) to consultant(s) in the last 12 months?                
hu010 - In the last 12 months, on how many occasions [were/was] [you/he/she] admitted to hospital overnight?                
hu011 - During these hospital stays in the last 12 months, about how many operations (procedures) involving a full anaesthetic?                
hu012 - In total, about how many nights did [you/he/she] spend in hospital in the last 12 months?                
hu013 - When [you/he/she] stayed overnight in hospital, was this…                
hu014 - When [you/he/she] stayed overnight in hospital, was this in a…                
hu040 - In total, how much did [you/he/she] pay for [your/his/her] overnight hospital stay(s) in the last 12 months?                
hu015a - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] receive any of the following State services? Home help                
hu015a - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] receive any of the following State services? Personal care                
hu015a - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] receive any of the following State services? Meals                
hu015a - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] receive any of the following State services? Home care package                
hu015a - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] receive any of the following State services? None                
hu015a - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] receive any of the following State services? Don’t know                
hu015a - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] receive any of the following State services? Refused                
hu015a1 - During the last month, on about how many days did [you/he/she] receive home help?                
hu015a2 - On the days when [you/Rname] received home help, for about how many hours per day did [you/he/she] receive help?                
hu015a4 - Not counting costs paid by the HSE/health board, about how much did [you/Rname] pay for this home help in the last month?                
hu015b1 - During the last month, on about how many days did [you/he/she] receive this service? Personal care                
hu015b2 - On the days when [you/he/she] received help from a personal care attendant, for about how many hours per day did [you/he/she] receive help?                
hu015b4 - Not counting costs paid by the HSE/health board, about how much did [you/Rname] pay this personal care attendant in the last month?                
hu015c1 - During the last month, on about how many days did [you/he/she] receive Meals-on-Wheels?                
hu015c4 - Not counting costs paid by the HSE/health board, about how much did [you/Rname] pay for Meals-on-Wheels in the last month?                
hu015_01 - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] receive any of these other State services? - Public health nurse community nurse                
hu015_02 - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] receive any of these other State services? - Occupational therapy                
hu015_03 - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] receive any of these other State services? - Chiropody                
hu015_04 - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] receive any of these other State services? - Physiotherapy                
hu015_05 - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] receive any of these other State services? - Speech and language                
hu015_06 - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] receive any of these other State services? - Social work                
hu015_07 - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] receive any of these other State services? - Psychological/counselling                
hu015_08 - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] receive any of these other State services? - Home Help             N N
hu015_09 - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] receive any of these other State services? - Personal care attendant             N N
hu015_10 - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] receive any of these other State services? - Meals on wheels             N N
hu015_11 - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] receive any of these other State services? - Day centre                
hu015_12 - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] receive any of these other State services? - Optician                
hu015_13 - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] receive any of these other State services? - Dental                
hu015_14 - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] receive any of these other State services? - Hearing                
hu015_15 - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] receive any of these other State services? - Dietician                
hu015_16 - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] receive any of these other State services? - Respite                
hu015_96 - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] receive any of these other State services? - None of these                
hu015_98 - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] receive any of these other State services? - Don’t know                
hu015_99 - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] receive any of these other State services? - Refused                
hu016 - Are you satisfied with this service? PHN                
hu017 - Are you satisfied with this service? OT                
hu018 - Are you satisfied with this service? Chiropody                
hu019 - Are you satisfied with this service? Physio                
hu020 - Are you satisfied with this service? Social work                
hu021 - Are you satisfied with this service? Psychol/counselling                
hu022 - Are you satisfied with this service? Home help                
hu023 - Are you satisfied with this service? Personal care                
hu024 - Are you satisfied with this service? Meals on wheels                
hu025 - Thinking of a typical week, on how many days did you receive meals-on-wheels?                
hu026 - Are you satisfied with this service? Day care                
Are you satisfied with this service? Optician                
Are you satisfied with this service? Dentist                
Are you satisfied with this service? Hearing                
Are you satisfied with this service? Dietician                
Are you satisfied with this service? Respite                
Are you satisfied with this service? Speech and language                
HU031b - Thinking of these services, are ther any that you do not now receive which you feel you have a need for?                
HU031B_01 - Thinking of these services, are ther any that you do not now receive which you feel you have a need for? - Public health or Community Nurse                
HU031B_02 - Thinking of these services, are ther any that you do not now receive which you feel you have a need for? - Occupational therapy                
HU031B_03 - Thinking of these services, are ther any that you do not now receive which you feel you have a need for? - Chiropody services                
HU031B_04 - Thinking of these services, are ther any that you do not now receive which you feel you have a need for? - Physiotherapy services                
HU031B_05 - Thinking of these services, are ther any that you do not now receive which you feel you have a need for? - Speech and Language Therapy                
HU031B_06 - Thinking of these services, are ther any that you do not now receive which you feel you have a need for? - Social work services                
HU031B_07 - Thinking of these services, are ther any that you do not now receive which you feel you have a need for? - Psychological/counselling services                
HU031B_08 - Thinking of these services, are ther any that you do not now receive which you feel you have a need for? - Home help                
HU031B_09 - Thinking of these services, are ther any that you do not now receive which you feel you have a need for? - Personal care attendant                
HU031B_10 - Thinking of these services, are ther any that you do not now receive which you feel you have a need for? - Meals-on-Wheels                
HU031B_11 - Thinking of these services, are ther any that you do not now receive which you feel you have a need for? - Day centre services                
HU031B_12 - Thinking of these services, are ther any that you do not now receive which you feel you have a need for? - Optician service                
HU031B_13 - Thinking of these services, are ther any that you do not now receive which you feel you have a need for? - Dental services                
HU031B_14 - Thinking of these services, are ther any that you do not now receive which you feel you have a need for? - Hearing services                
HU031B_15 - Thinking of these services, are ther any that you do not now receive which you feel you have a need for? - Dietician services                
HU031B_16 - Thinking of these services, are ther any that you do not now receive which you feel you have a need for? - Respite services                
HU031B_96 - Thinking of these services, are ther any that you do not now receive which you feel you have a need for? - None of these                
HU031B_98 - Thinking of these services, are ther any that you do not now receive which you feel you have a need for? - DK                
HU031B_99 - Thinking of these services, are ther any that you do not now receive which you feel you have a need for? - RF                
HU031c - You have said that you don’t receive… but would like to. Could you say what is the main thing that prevents you from receiving it?                
HU031d - If you or a relative needed one of these services, how would you go about finding out about it?                
hu032 - In the last 12 months, how many weeks [have/has/did] [you/he/she] [spent/spend] as a resident in a nursing home or convalescent home?                
hu043 - How [was/is] [your/his/her] nursing/convalescent home care paid for?                
hu043_01 - How [was/is] [your/his/her] nursing/convalescent home care paid for? - Out of [my/his/her] own resources                
hu043_02 - How [was/is] [your/his/her] nursing/convalescent home care paid for? - By Health Insurance                
hu043_03 - How [was/is] [your/his/her] nursing/convalescent home care paid for? - By the government (e.g. Fair Deal)                
hu043_04 - How [was/is] [your/his/her] nursing/convalescent home care paid for? - By Children or Relatives                
hu043_95 - How [was/is] [your/his/her] nursing/convalescent home care paid for? - Paid for in another way                
HU043oth: Please specify other(how nursing home paid for)                
hu043_98 - How [was/is] [your/his/her] nursing/convalescent home care paid for? - DK                
hu043_99 - How [was/is] [your/his/her] nursing/convalescent home care paid for? - RF                
hu033 - Not counting health insurance refunds, how much was paid by [you/Rname] and [your/his/her] relatives for the time [you/he/she] spent in a nursing home in the last 12 months?                
hu034 - Think of [your/his/her] last prescription. [Were/was] [you/he/she] charged for this?                
hu035 - Not counting health insurance refunds, on average about how much [do/does] [you/he/she] pay out-of-pocket for [your/his/her] prescribed drugs per month?                
hu036 - Not counting any refunds from [your/his/her] health insurance, about how much did [you/he/she] pay (out-of-pocket) for any other health expenses?                
hu037 - ASSISTANCE WITH ANSWERS IN SECTION HU                
HU070 [Is/Are] [you/he/she] covered by ? Long term illness, health act ammend c                
HU071: Does your health insurance include the cost of GP visits?                
HU072: Some people review their health insurance policy when their premium falls due. Have [you/he/she] changed the level of cover on your policy since last year?                
HU073: Why did [you/he/she] discontinue [your/his/her] health insurance policy?                
HU073oth please specify other (reason for d/c health ins)                
HU075:In total, how much did [you/he/she] pay for [your/his/her] outpatient/day patient visits in the last 12 months, after any health insurance reimbursement?’                
HU076: In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname]pay any individual or private company to provide home help or personal care?                
HU077: Have [you/he/she/Rname] ever added features to [your/his/her] home to make it easier or safer for an older person to live there? This includes changes to the home to make it easier to get around like grab bars, railings or ramps or larger modifications including remodelling existing buildings.                
HU077a: Since [your/Rname’s] last interview [have/has] [you/he/she] added features to [your/his/her] home to make it easier or safer for an older person to live there? This includes changes to the home to make it easier to get around like grab bars, railings or ramps or larger modifications including remodelling existing buildings.                
HU078: What was the total cost of modifications made to [his/her] home?                
HU079: Were any of the costs of the modifications covered by the State?                
HU080: How much did [you/he/she] pay for the home modifications?                
HU044: Approximately how much was [your/Rname’s] latest annual health insurance premium?                
HU045: Please look at card HU1. Please select which annual health insurance premium category is most appropriate                
HU046: Including [yourself/Rname] how many people does this current policy cover?                
HU048: Including [yourself/Rname] how many people were covered by the policy last year?                
HU049: In the last 5 years did [you/he/she] ever have health insurance?                
HU050: In what year did [you/he/she] last have health insurance?                
HU054: Please look at card HU1A. How satisfied or dissatisfied were you with the service you received on your most recent visit to a hospital Emergency Department?                
HU057 Was your emergency department visit the result of:                
HU058 - Following this visit to the emergency department were you:                
HU058_01 - Following this visit to the emergency department were you - Admitted to hospital                
HU058_02 - Following this visit to the emergency department were you - Referred to a consultant                
HU058_03 - Following this visit to the emergency department were you - Referred to an outpatient department                
HU058_04 - Following this visit to the emergency department were you - Asked to follow up with your GP                
HU058_05 - Following this visit to the emergency department were you - No follow-up                
HU058_95 - Following this visit to the emergency department were you - Other                
HU058oth: Please specify                
HU058_98 - Following this visit to the emergency department were you - DK                
HU058_99 - Following this visit to the emergency department were you - RF                
HU060: Please look at card HU1A. How satisfied or dissatisfied were you with the service you received on your most recent outpatient/day patient visit?                
HU062 Have you seen a consultant in last 12 months?                
HU063: Please look at card HU1A. How satisfied or dissatisfied were you with the service you received at you last consultant visit?                
HU065: Please look at card HU1A. How satisfied or dissatisfied were you with the service you received on your most recent overnight hospital admission?                
HU015_A3: Please look at show card HU3. Are you satisfied with this home help service?                
HU015_B3: Please look at show card HU3. Are you satisfied with this personal care service?                
HU015_C3: Please look at show card HU3. Are you satisfied with this meals service?                
HU015_D1: Let's think for a moment about the home care package [you/Rname] received. During the last month, on about how many days did [you/he/she] receive this service?                
HU015_D2: On the days when [you/he/she] received help from the Home Care Package, for about how many hours per day did [you/he/she] receive help?                
HU015_D3: Please look at show card HU3. Are you satisfied with this home care package?                
HU015_D4: Not counting costs paid by the HSE/health board, about how much did [you/Rname] (and [your/his/her] [husband/wife/partner]) pay for this Home Care Package in the last month?                
HU016a_(i) NUMBER OF TIMES RECEIVED STATE SERVICEIn the last 12 months, how many times did [you/he/she] use the <state service from HU015>                
HU016b_(i): SATISFACTION WITH RECEIVED STATE SERVICE Please look at show card HU3. Are you satisfied with this service?                
HU031b: Thinking of all these services, are there any that you do not now receive which you feel you have a need for?                
HU031c: You have said you don’t receive ..…. but would like to. Could you say what is the main thing that prevents you from receiving it?                
HU031d: If you or a relative needed one of these services, how would you go about finding out about it? IWER: Code the first step respondent would take.                
HU081 - In the last 12 months when you visited the pharmacy did you avail of any of the following services?                
HU081_01 - In the last 12 months when you visited the pharmacy did you avail of any of the following services? - Request advice about medications                
HU081_02 - In the last 12 months when you visited the pharmacy did you avail of any of the following services? - Blood pressure monitoring                
HU081_03 - In the last 12 months when you visited the pharmacy did you avail of any of the following services? - Smoking cessation advice                
HU081_04 - In the last 12 months when you visited the pharmacy did you avail of any of the following services? - Weight management advice                
HU081_05 - In the last 12 months when you visited the pharmacy did you avail of any of the following services? - Diabetes risk assessment                
HU081_06 - In the last 12 months when you visited the pharmacy did you avail of any of the following services? - Asthma control testing                
HU081_07 - In the last 12 months when you visited the pharmacy did you avail of any of the following services? - Allergy testing                
HU081_08 - In the last 12 months when you visited the pharmacy did you avail of any of the following services? - Cholesterol checks                
HU081_09 - In the last 12 months when you visited the pharmacy did you avail of any of the following services? - Vaccination                
HU081_10 - In the last 12 months when you visited the pharmacy did you avail of any of the following services? - Did not visit pharmacy in the last 12 months                
HU081_95 - In the last 12 months when you visited the pharmacy did you avail of any of the following services? - Other                
HU081oth Please specify other                
HU081_96 - In the last 12 months when you visited the pharmacy did you avail of any of the following services? - None of these services                
HU081_98 - In the last 12 months when you visited the pharmacy did you avail of any of the following services? - DK                
HU081_99 - In the last 12 months when you visited the pharmacy did you avail of any of the following services? - RF                
HU082: APART FROM THE STATE PROVIDED SERVICES MENTIONED EARLIER, In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] pay any individual or private company to provide one of these services:                
HU082a_(i): NUMBER OF TIMES ACCESSED THIS PRIVATE SERVICE In the last 12 months, how many times did [you/he/she] use the <PRIVATE SERVICE from HU082>                
HU083: IWER code: Has the respondent been living in a nursing home or other institution for
1. Less than 1 year
2. More than one year
               
hu084 - About how much did [you/Rname] (and [your/his/her] [husband/wife/partner]) pay this individual or private company to provide home help or personal care in the last month? (May be zero)                
MH (Mental Health I)                
Depression                
Center for Epidemiological Depression Scale: 20 Item (CESD-20)                
Center for Epidemiological Depression Scale: 8 Item (CESD-8)                
MH001: I was bothered by things that usually don't bother me                
MH002: I did not feel like eating; my appetite was poor.                
MH003: I felt that I could not shake off the blues even with help from my family or friends.                
MH004: I felt that I was just as good as other people.                
MH005: I had trouble keeping my mind on what I was doing.                
MH006: I felt depressed.                
MH007: I felt that everything I did was an effort.                
MH008: I felt hopeful about the future.                
MH009: I thought my life had been a failure.                
MH010: I felt fearful.                
MH011: My sleep was restless.                
MH012: I was happy.                
MH013: I talked less than usual.                
MH014: I felt lonely.                
MH015: People were unfriendly.                
MH016: I enjoyed life.                
MH017: I had crying spells.                
MH018: I felt sad.                
MH019: I felt that people disliked me.                
MH020: I could not get "going."                
MH021: In the last month, have you felt that you would rather be dead?                
MH022: In the last 12 months, did you spend one or more nights in a hospital due to mental health problems?                
Satisfaction (NOTE: From W1-W3 in Mental Health I; from W4-W6 in Physical Health)                
MH023: I am satisfied with my life.                
PH735: In most ways my life is close to ideal                
PH736: The conditions of my life are excellent                
PH737: I have gotten the important things I want from life                
PH738: If I could live my life again, I would change almost nothing                
MH024 : HOW OFTEN DID R RECEIVE ASSISTANCE WITH ANSWERS IN SECTION MH?                
Composite International Diagnostic Interview –SF Major Depressive Episode                
mh022 - In the last 12 months, did [you/Rname] spend one or more nights in a hospital due to mental health problems?                
mh101 - During the last 12 months, was there ever a time when you felt sad, blue, or depressed for two weeks or more in                
mh102 - Please think of the two-week period during the last 12 months when these feelings were worst. During that time did the feelings of being sad, blue, or depressed usually last…                
mh103 - During those two weeks, did you feel this way every day, almost every day, or less often than that?                
mh104 - During those two weeks did you lose interest in most things like hobbies, work or activities that usually give you pleasure?                
mh105 - Thinking about those same two weeks, did you feel more tired out or low on energy than is usual for you?                
mh106 - During these weeks did you gain or lose weight without trying, or did you stay about the same?                
mh107a - About how much did you gain?                
mh107ab specify KGS/LBS                
mh107b - About how much did you lose?                
mh107bb specify KGS/LBS                
mh108 - IWER: DID WEIGHT CHANGE BY MORE THAN 5KGS (11 LBS)?                
mh109 - Did you have more trouble falling asleep than you usually do during those two weeks?                
mh110 - Did this happen every night, nearly every night or less often during those two weeks?                
mh111 - During those two weeks, did you have a lot more trouble concentrating than usual?                
mh112 - People sometimes feel down on themselves, no good or worthless. During that two week period, did you feel this way?                
mh113 - Did you think a lot about death - either your own, someone else's, or death in general during those two weeks?                
mh114 - About how many weeks altogether did you feel this way during the past 12 months?                
mh115 - Think about the most recent time when you had two weeks in a row when you felt this way. How long ago was that?                
mh116 - Did you tell a doctor about these problems?                
mh117 - Did you tell any other professional (such as psychologist, social worker, counsellor, nurse, clergy, or other helping professional)?                
mh118 - Did you take medication, or use drugs or alcohol more than once for these problems?                
mh119 - How much did these problems interfere with your life or activities?                
mh120 - During the past 12 months was there ever a time lasting two weeks or more when you lost interest in most things like hobbies, work etc?                
mh121 - For the next few questions, please think of the two-week period during the past 12 months when you had most complete loss of interest in things. Did the loss usually last…                
mh122 - Did you feel this way every day, almost every day, or less often than that?                
mh123 - During those two weeks, did you feel more tired out or low on energy more than is usual for you?                
mh124 - During these weeks did you gain or lose weight without trying, or did you stay about the same?                
mh125a - About how much did you gain?                
mh125ab - SPECIFY KGS/LBS                
mh125b - About how much did you lose?                
mh125bb - SPECIFY KGS/LBS                
mh126 - IWER TO CODE IF WEIGHT CHANGED BY MORE THAN 5KGS (11 LBS)                
mh127 - Did you have more trouble falling asleep than you usually do during those two weeks?                
mh128 - Did this happen every night, nearly every night or less often during those two weeks?                
mh129 - During those two weeks, did you have a lot more trouble concentrating than usual?                
mh130 - People sometimes feel down on themselves, no good or worthless. During that two week period, did you feel this way?                
mh131 - Did you think a lot about death - either your own, someone else's, or death in general during those two weeks?                
mh132 - About how many weeks altogether did you feel this way during the past 12 months?                
mh133 - Think about the most recent time when you had two weeks in a row when you felt this way. How long ago was that?                
mh134 - Did you tell a doctor about these problems?                
mh135 - Did you tell any other professional (such as psychologist, social worker, counsellor, nurse, clergy, or other helping professional)?                
mh136 - Did you take medication or use drugs or alcohol more than once for these problems?                
mh137 - How much did these problems interfere with your life or activities?                
Resilience                
mh138 - Please tell me if any of these events have happened to you since your last interview. Do not consider events that have occurred in the past month                
mh138_01 - Please tell me if any of these events have happened to you in the past five years - new residence                
mh138_02 - Please tell me if any of these events have happened to you in the past five years - financial difficulty                
mh138_03 - Please tell me if any of these events have happened to you in the past five years -experienced a crime                
mh138_04- Please tell me if any of these events have happened to you in the past five years - a relative or close friend had injury or illness                
mh138_05- Please tell me if any of these events have happened to you in the past five years - a relative or close friend died                
mh138_06- Please tell me if any of these events have happened to you in the past five years - you had injury or illness                
mh138_07- Please tell me if any of these events have happened to you in the past five years - spouse/partner had injury or illness                
mh138_08- Please tell me if any of these events have happened to you in the past five years - spouse/partner died                
mh138_09- Please tell me if any of these events have happened to you in the past five years - one of children died                
mh138_95 mh138oth - Please tell me if any of these events have happened to you in the past five years - Other particularly stressful event (specify)                
mh138_96- Please tell me if any of these events have happened to you in the past five years - none of these                
mh138_98- Please tell me if any of these events have happened to you in the past five years - DK                
mh138_99- Please tell me if any of these events have happened to you in the past five years - RF                
mh139 - most stressful event listed by the respondent                
mh140 - how much worse did you feel than before it happened                
mh141 - After this event, how much harder was it to get everyday things done......a great deal, quite a bit, a little, or not at all?                
mh142 - After this event, how long did it take until you started to feel better again.....a few days, a few weeks, a few months, a year, more than a year, or still not better yet?                
mh143 - How long ago did this event occur..... between 1 and 6 months, more than 6 months and up to 1 year, more than 1 year and up to 2 years, or more than 2 years?                
mh144 - As a result of this event, have you stopped doing some activities that were important to you?                
mh145 - As a result of this event, have you started doing some activities that have become important to you?                
mh146 - Has this event made a permanent change in how you feel about your life?                
mh147 - Excluding any events which may have occurred in the last month, do you consider this event to be the most stressful event you have experienced in the past five years ?                
mh148 - Please look at the card again. Excluding any events which may have occurred in the last month, what do you consider to be the most stressful event you have experienced in the past five years?                
mh148 _01 - what do you consider the most stressful event you have experienced in the past five years? New residence                
mh148_02 - what do you consider the most stressful event you have experienced in the past five years? Financial difficulty                
mh148_03 - what do you consider the most stressful event you have experienced in the past five years? Experienced a crime                
mh148_04 - what do you consider the most stressful event you have experienced in the past five years? A relative or friend had injury or illness                
mh148_05 - what do you consider the most stressful event you have experienced in the past five years? A relative or friend died                
mh148_06 - what do you consider the most stressful event you have experienced in the past five years? You had serious injury or illness                
mh148_07 - what do you consider the most stressful event you have experienced in the past five years? Spouse or partner had serious injury or illness                
mh148_08 - what do you consider the most stressful event you have experienced in the past five years? Spouse or partner died                
mh148_09 - what do you consider the most stressful event you have experienced in the past five years? One of your children died                
mh148_95 - what do you consider the most stressful event you have experienced in the past five years? Any other event                
mh148_96 - what do you consider to be the most stressful event you have experienced in the past five years? No stressful events experienced                
mh148_98 - what do you consider the most stressful event you have experienced in the past five years? DK                
mh148_99 - what do you consider the most stressful event you have experienced in the past five years? RF                
mh148oth - specify other event                
BH (Behavioural Health)                
Smoking                
BH001: Have you ever smoked cigarettes, cigars, cigarillos or a pipe daily for a period of
at least one year?
               
BH002: Do you smoke at the present time?                
BH002a: Our records show that at the time of the last interview [you/Rname] did not smoke. [Do/Does][you/he/she] smoke at the present time?                
BH002b: Our records show that at the time of the last interview [you/Rname] smoked.
[Do/Does][you/he/she] smoke at the present time?
               
BH003: How old were/was you/he/she when you/he/she stopped smoking?                
BH009: Why did [you/he/she] stop smoking?                
BH009_01: Personal choice                
BH009_02: Doctor's advice                
BH009_03: Financial reasons                
BH009_04: Illness or ill health                
BH009_95: Other reasons (please specify)                
BH009oth: Other reasons (please specify)                
BH009_98: DK                
BH009_99: RF                
BH010: In the past year, which of these aids or supports did you use to help you give up smoking (tick all that apply)                
BH010_01: Nicotine patches, gum, lozenges, spray                
BH010_02: Varenicline/Champix or Buproprion/Zyban (prescribed medication)                
BH010_03: Acupuncture                
BH010_04: Smokers telephone Quitline/Helpline                
BH010_05: www.quit.ie                
BH010_06: www.facebook.com/HSEquit                
BH010_07: E-Cigarettes                
BH010_95: Other aid, help, support (please specify)                
BH010oth: Other aid, help, support (please specify)                
BH010_96: No help used                
BH010_98: Don’t know                
BH010_99: Refused                
BH004: For how many years [do/did] you smoke altogether?                
BH005: What do/does/did you/he/she smoke (before you stopped)?                
BH005_01: Cigarettes                
BH005_02: Pipe                
BH005_03: Cigars or cigarillos                
BH005_04: DK                
BH005_04: E-cigarettes or tank\ clearomizers                
BH005_05: RF                
BH005_98: DK                
BH005_99: RF                
BH006: How many cigarettes do/did you smoke on average per day?                
BH007: How many pipes do/did you smoke on average per day?                
BH008: How many cigars or cigarillos do/did you smoke on average per day?                
Exercise section                
BH101: During the last 7 days, on how many days did you do vigorous physical activities like heavy lifting, digging, aerobics, or fast bicycling?                
BH102: How much time did you usually spend doing vigorous physical activities on one of
those days?
               
BH102a: ___ minutes per day                
BH102H: ___ hours per day                
BH102M: ___ minutes per day                
BH103: During the last 7 days, on how many days did you do moderate physical activities like carrying light loads, bicycling at a regular pace, or doubles tennis? Do not include walking.                
BH104: How much time did you usually spend doing moderate physical activities on one
of those days?
               
BH104a: ___ minutes per day                
BH104H: ___ hours per day                
BH104M: ___ minutes per day                
BH105: During the last 7 days, on how many days did you walk for at least 10 minutes at a time?                
BH106: How much time did you usually spend walking on one of those days?                
BH106a: ___ minutes per day                
BH106H: ___ hours per day                
BH106M: ___ minutes per day                
BH107: During the last 7 days, how much time (per day) did you spend sitting (at work/home/while doing course work/during leisure time) on a week day?                
BH107a: ___ minutes per day                
BH107: On a typical weekday, how many hours would [you/he/she] spend watching TV?                
bh108 - On a typical weekday, how many hours would [you/he/she] spend watching TV?                
BH109: During the past month, how many times per week/month did you do physical activities/exercises to strengthen your muscles? Do not count aerobic activities (walking/running/bicycling), but those using your own body weight (yoga/Pilates/sit-ups/push-ups/weight machines, free weights, or elastic bands).
               
BH110: Number of times per week                
BH111: Number of times per month                
Sleep section                
BH200: Approximately how many hours [do/does] [you/he/she] sleep on a weeknight?                
BH201: How likely are you to doze off or fall asleep during the day?                
BH202: How often do you have trouble falling asleep?                
BH203: How often do you have trouble with waking up too early and not being able to fall
asleep again?
               
BH204 IWER: HOW OFTEN DID R RECEIVE ASSISTANCE WITH ANSWERS IN SECTION BH?                
Alcohol Questions                
BH301. Has [Rname] ever had an alcoholic drink e.g. glass of wine, glass of beer etc?                
BH302. Has [he/she] had an alcoholic drink of any kind in the last 12 months?                
BH303. During the last 12 months, how often has [he/she] drunk any alcoholic beverages, like beer, cider, wine, spirits or cocktails?                
BH304. More recently (i.e. in the last month), would you describe [his/her] current alcohol intake as:                
BH305. On the days that [he/she] drinks, what types of drinks would [he/she] be most likely to have?                
BH305_1: Full pint of beer/cider/lager                
BH305_2: Half pint or glass of beer/cider/lager                
BH305_3: Large can/bottle beer/cider/lager                
BH305_4: Small can/bottle beer/cider/lager                
BH305_5: Large glass of wine (250mls)                
BH305_6: Small glass of wine (125mls)                
BH305_7: Bottle of wine                
BH305_8: Measure of spirit                
BH305_9: Premixed spirit drink (e.g. Smirnoff Ice)                
BH305a: On the days [he/she] is drinking, about how many full pints of beer/cider/lager would [he/she] have?                
BH305b: On the days [he/she] is drinking, about how many half pints or glasses of beer/cider/lager would [he/she] have?                
BH305c: On the days [he/she] is drinking, about how many large cans/bottle beer/cider/lager would [he/she] have?                
BH305d: On the days [he/she] is drinking, about how many small cans/bottle beer/cider/lager would [he/she] have?                
BH305e: On the days [he/she] is drinking, about how many large glasses of wine (250mls) would [he/she] have?                
BH305f: On the days [he/she] is drinking, about how many small glasses of wine (125mls) would [he/she] have?                
BH305g: On the days [he/she] is drinking, about how many bottles of wine would [he/she] have?                
BH305h: On the days [he/she] is drinking, about how many measures of spirit would [he/she] have?                
BH305i: On the days [he/she] is drinking, about how many premixed spirit drinks (e.g. Smirnoff Ice) would [he/she] have?                
BH307: Thinking about [his/her] drink of choice, on average, in the last 6 months on the days that [he/she] drank, about how many did [he/she] have?                
BH306. Has [he/she] reduced [his/her] alcohol intake since the last interview?                
BH306b. Why did [he/she] reduce [his/her] alcohol intake?                
BH306b_01: Personal choice                
BH306b_02: Doctor's advice                
BH306b_03: Medication                
BH306b_04: Illness or ill health                
BH306b_95: Other reasons (please specify).                
BH306both: Other reasons (please specify).                
BH306b_98: DK                
BH306b_99: RF                
MH (Mental Health II)                
HAD-S                
MH201: I feel tense or "wound up"                
MH202: I get a sort of frightened feeling as if something awful is about to happen                
MH203: Worrying thoughts go through my mind                
MH204: I can sit at ease and feel relaxed                
MH205: I get a sort of frightened feeling like "butterflies" in the stomach                
MH206: I feel restless as if I have to be on the move                
MH207: I get sudden feelings of panic                
Composite International Diagnostic Interview – General Anxiety Disorder                
MH301: During the past 12 months, did you ever have a period lasting one month or longer when most of the time you felt worried, tense, or anxious?                
MH302: People differ a lot in how they worry about things. Did you have a time in the past 12 months when you worried a lot more than most people would in your situation?                
MH303: Has that period ended or is it still going on?                
MH304: How many months or years did it go on before it ended?                
MH304m: ___ Months                
MH304y: ___ Years                
MH305: How many months or years has it been going on?                
MH305m: ___ Months                
MH305y: ___ Years                
MH306: During that period, [was your/is your] worry stronger than in other people?                
MH307: [Did/Do] you worry most days?                
MH308: [Did/Do] you usually worry about one particular thing, such as your job security or the failing health of a loved one, or more than one thing?                
MH309: [Did/Do] you find it difficult to stop worrying?                
MH310: [Did/Do] you ever have different worries on your mind at the same time?                
MH311: How often [was/is] your worry so strong that you [couldn’t/can’t] put it out of your mind no matter how hard you [tried/try] – often, sometimes, rarely or never?                
MH312: How often [did/do] you find it difficult to control your worry – often, sometimes, rarely, or never?                
MH314: When you [were/are] worried or anxious, [were/are] you also restless?                
MH315: When you [were/are] worried or anxious, [were/are] you also keyed up or on edge?                
MH316: When you [were/are] worried or anxious, [were/are] you also easily tired?                
MH317: When you [were/are] worried or anxious, [did/do] you have difficulty keeping your mind on what you [were/are] doing?                
MH318: When you [were/are] worried or anxious, [were/are] you also more irritable than usual?                
MH319: When you [were/are] worried or anxious, [did/do] you have tense, sore or aching muscles?                
MH320: When you [were/are] worried or anxious, [did/do] you have trouble falling asleep or
staying asleep
               
MH321: Did you tell a doctor about your worry or about the problems it was causing?                
MH322: Did you tell any other professional (such as psychologist, social worker, counsellor, nurse, clergy, or other helping professional)?                
MH323: Did you take medication or use drugs or alcohol more than once for the worry or the
problems it was causing?
               
MH324: How much did/does the worry or anxiety interfere with your life or activities?                
WE (Employment Situation)                
Current activity status                
we001 - Now I'm going to ask you some questions about work, retirement and pensions. Which one of these would you say best describes [your/Rname's] current situation?                
we002 - Other employment situation                
we003 - Did [you/he/she], nevertheless, do any paid work during the last week, either as an employee or self-employed, for at least one hour?                
we004 - [Have/Has] [you/he/she] ever done any paid work?                
we007 - When [you/he/she] [were/was] working what was the title or name of [your/his/her] job?                
we007x - IWER: CODE WITHOUT ASKING: [Were/Was] [you/he/she] a farm owner or manager?                
we007a - IWER: Now code the occupation using the following codes (main survey)                
we007a - IWER: Now code the occupation using the following codes (pilot survey)                
we007b - What was the acreage of the farm?                
we007c - SOCIAL CLASS BACKGROUND VARIABLE                
we008 - Please look at this card. When [you/he/she] [were/was] working in this job, [were/was] [you/he/she] working in...                
we009 - In what year did you cease working full-time?                
we010 - Which of these best describes the work that [you/Rname] did in [your/Rname’s] that job?                
we011 [Were you/ Is Rname] a member of trade union or a staff association?                
we012 Did agreemetns between a trade union and [you/Rname] employer affect [you/his/her] pay, conditions or pensions?                
we013 Did the orgnization [you/he/she] worked for provided a group health insurance plan and did you avail of it?                
we005 - Why [are/is] [you/he/she] not currently working?                
we005oth - Other reason why not currently working                
Job description                
we101 - In the last two years, apart from [your/his/her] main job, [do/does] [you/he/she] have, [have/has] [you/he/she] had any other jobs?                
we102 - How many other jobs [do/does] [you/he/she] currently have?                
we103 - What is the name or title of this job?                
we103x - IWER: CODE WITHOUT ASKING: Is [he/she] a farm owner or manager?                
we103a - IWER: Now code the occupation using the following codes (main survey)                
we103a - IWER: Now code the occupation using the following codes (pilot survey)                
we103b - What is the acreage of the farm                
we103c - SOCIAL CLASS BACKGROUND VARIABLE                
we104 - In this job are you employed in the public sector?                
we149 - Is this job in…                
we152 - Which of these best describes the work that [you/Rname] [do/does] in [your/Rname's] main job?                
we153 - [Are you/ Is Rname] a member of a trade union or a tsff association?                
we154 - Do agreemetns between a trade union and [you/Rname] employer affect [you/his/her] pay, conditions or pensions?                
we155 - Does the organisation you work for provide a group health insurance plan and do you avail of it?                
we105 - In which year did [you/he/she] start this job?                
we106 - Could you please tell me, is this?                
we107 - How many hours a week [do/does] [you/he/she] usually work in this job, excluding meal breaks?                
we108 - What is [your/his/her] main reason for working less than 30 hours per week?                
we109 - Excluding paid vacation or paid leave, for how many weeks did [you/he/she] work in the last 12 months in this job?                
we110x - What kind of business, industry or services do yhou work in (that is, what do they make or do at the place where you work)                
we110 - IWER: record verbatim what kind of business, industry or services the respondent works in                
we111 - About how many people (including [yourself/Rname]) are employed at the place where [you/he/she] usually [work/works]?                
Wages                
we112 - Thinking about [your/his/her] typical wage/salary payment, what time period does this cover?                
we112oth - Other time period                
we114 - Before any deductions, about how much is [your/his/her] typical wage/salary payment?                
WE115- Did it amount to a total of less than XXXXX, more than YYYYY, or what?                
WE116- Did it amount to a total of less than XXXXX, more than YYYYY, or what?                
WE117- Did it amount to a total of less than XXXXX, more than YYYYY, or what?                
WE118- Did it amount to a total of less than XXXXX, more than YYYYY, or what?                
WE119- Did it amount to a total of less than XXXXX, more than YYYYY, or what?                
WE120- Did it amount to a total of less than XXXXX, more than YYYYY, or what?                
WE121- Did it amount to a total of less than XXXXX, more than YYYYY, or what?                
we122 - What is the total net amount, [you/he/she] [receive/receives] in [your/his/her] typical wage/salary payment?                
we122c1 - THE GROSS FIGURE ENTERED AT QUESTION WE114 IS THE SAME AS THE NET FIGURE ENTERED AT QUESTION WE122: GROSS FIG                
we122c2 - THE GROSS FIGURE ENTERED AT QUESTION WE114 IS MUCH LARGER COMPARED TO THE NET FIGURE ENTERED AT QUESTION WE122                
WE150- The gross figure [i.e. before tax and other deductions] you have given [we114] is smaller/the same/much bigger when compared to the net figure [we122] [i.e. after tax and other deductions] you have given. Could you please confirm this is the case? If you are satisfied that these are correct then we can proceed to the next question                
WE123- Did it amount to a total of less than XXXXX, more than YYYYY, or what?                
WE124 Did it amount to a total of less than XXXXX, more than YYYYY, or what?                
WE125- Did it amount to a total of less than XXXXX, more than YYYYY, or what?                
WE126- Did it amount to a total of less than XXXXX, more than YYYYY, or what?                
WE127- Did it amount to a total of less than XXXXX, more than YYYYY, or what?                
WE128- Did it amount to a total of less than XXXXX, more than YYYYY, or what?                
WE129- Did it amount to a total of less than XXXXX, more than YYYYY, or what?                
we130 - What was the total gross amount [you/he/she] earned in the last 12 months in this job?                
WE131- Did it amount to a total of less than XXXXX, more than YYYYY, or what?                
we134 - [Are/Is] [you/he/she] supplied with a company car which is available for private use?                
WE135- Please state make, model and year of the car?                
Working conditions                
we151 - All things considered I am satisfied with this job. Would you say you strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree?                
we136 - In [your/his/her] job, [do/does] [you/he/she] have any responsibility for supervising the work of other employees?                
we137 - About how many people [are/is] [you/he/she] responsible for in this job?                
Subsidary Jobs                
we138 - over the past 12 months, do you feel that you personally have been subjected at work to…?                
we138_01 - over the past 12 months, do you feel that you personally have been subjected at work to…? - Sexual discrimination / discrimination linked to gender                
we138_02 - over the past 12 months, do you feel that you personally have been subjected at work to…? - Age discrimination                
we138_03 - over the past 12 months, do you feel that you personally have been subjected at work to…? - Discrimination linked to nationality                
we138_04 - over the past 12 months, do you feel that you personally have been subjected at work to…? - Discrimination linked to ethnic background                
we138_05 - over the past 12 months, do you feel that you personally have been subjected at work to…? - Discrimination linked to religion                
we138_06 - over the past 12 months, do you feel that you personally have been subjected at work to…? - Discrimination linked to disability                
we138_07 - over the past 12 months, do you feel that you personally have been subjected at work to…? - Discrimination linked to sexual orientation                
we138_96 - over the past 12 months, do you feel that you personally have been subjected at work to…? - None of these                
we138_98 - over the past 12 months, do you feel that you personally have been subjected at work to…? - DK                
we138_99 - over the past 12 months, do you feel that you personally have been subjected at work to…? - RF                
we139 - if you wanted to reduce the number of paid hours in this job, would your employer allow you to do that?                
we140 - would your occupational pension benefits be affected?                
we141 - if you wanted to, would your employer allow you to move to a less demanding job in your company?                
we142 - would your occupational pension benefits be affected?                
we143 - we would like to ask some questions about your other jobs. Starting with the job with the next highest salary or next most number of hours per week, are you?                
we144 - how many hours a week do you usually work in this job, excluding meal breaks (but including any paid or upaid overtime)?                
we145 - I'd like to ask some details about ths job. What is the name or title of this job?                
we146 - What is the total gross amount (i.e. before deductions at source and excluding expense refunds) you received from this job in the last 12 months?                
we147 - before any tax and contributions, but after paying for any materials, equipment or goods that you use in your work, what was the approximate income from your farming activities in the last 12 months?                
we148 - before tax and social insurance contributions, what was the total income or profit you made? Please include and director's fee you might receive from this business or any money you draw for personal day-to-day living expenses (as distinct from business expenses)                
Self-Employed                
we201 - What is the nature of [your/his/her] business or occupation?                
we201a - Would [you/he/she] describe [yourself/himself/herself] as...                
we202a - what kind of business, industry or services do you work in (that is, what do they make or do at the place where you work)?                
we202b - IWER: record verbatim what kind of business, industry or services the respondent works in                
we218 - What is the title or name of [your/his/her] job?                
we218x - IWER: CODE WITHOUT ASKING: Is [he/she] a farm owner or manager?                
we218a - IWER: Now code the occupation using the following codes (main survey)                
we218a - IWER: Now code the occupation using the following codes (pilot survey)                
we218c - SOCIAL CLASS BACKGROUND VARIABLE                
we219 - Which of these best describes the work that [you/Rname] do[es] in [your/Rname’s] main job?                
we203 - In which year did [you/he/she] start this business?                
we204 - How many employees, if any, [do/does] [you/he/she] have in this business?                
we205 - What is the most recent year for which accounts have been prepared for the Revenue?                
we206 - In relation to this business, did [you/Rname] make a profit or loss in the most recent 12 months?                
we207 - How much was this loss?                
we208 - Excluding the share of any partner [you/he/she] might have, before tax and social insurance contributions, what was the total income or profit [you/he/she] made?                
we209 - Did it amount to a total of less than XXXXX, more than YYYYY, or what?                
we210 - Did [you/he/she] make any PRSI payments on this income?                
we211 - How much did [you/he/she] pay in PRSI?                
we212 - [Have/Has] [you/he/she] paid any income tax in relation to the self-employment figure you have given?                
we213 - What was the amount paid?                
we214 - Did [you/he/she] receive any other income over that period?                
we215 - What was the value of this other income (before tax and social insurance payments)?                
we216 - How much tax and social insurance did [you/he/she] pay on this other income?                
WE220 [Do/does] [you/he/she] use a company owned car which is available for private use?                
WE221: Please state make, model and year of the car?                
we217 - All things considered I am satisfied with this job. Would you say you strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree?                
Self-Employed-Farming                
Farming                
we301 - [Do/Does] [you/Rname] own or [have/has] [you/he/she] owned a farm at any time during the last 2 years?                
we302 - How many acres of land did [you/he/she] own in the previous year?                
we303 - Did [you/he/she] let any of this land to anyone else in the previous 2 years?                
we304 - In the last two years how many acres did [you/he/she] let?                
we305 - How much annual rent did [you/he/she] receive for this land?                
we305_U1 - Did it amount to a total of less than XXXXX, more than YYYYY, or what?                
we306 - Did [you/he/she] take (rent) or farm any other land (excluding commonage) on conacre or otherwise, in the previous year?                
we307 - How many acres did [you/he/she] rent?                
we308 - How much annual rent did [you/he/she] pay for this land?                
we309 - Please indicate what is the main enterprise or activity on [your/his/her] farm?                
we310_01 - Please indicate which other enterprises [you/he/she] [are/is] engaged in on [your/his/her] farm? - Cereal/potatoes/root crops                
we310_02 - Please indicate which other enterprises [you/he/she] [are/is] engaged in on [your/his/her] farm? - Fresh fruit or vegetables (excluding mushrooms)                
we310_03 - Please indicate which other enterprises [you/he/she] [are/is] engaged in on [your/his/her] farm? -Mushrooms                
we310_04 - Please indicate which other enterprises [you/he/she] [are/is] engaged in on [your/his/her] farm? - Other crops                
we310_05 - Please indicate which other enterprises [you/he/she] [are/is] engaged in on [your/his/her] farm? - Dry stock (cattle)                
we310_06 - Please indicate which other enterprises [you/he/she] [are/is] engaged in on [your/his/her] farm? - Dairy Cattle                
we310_07 - Please indicate which other enterprises [you/he/she] [are/is] engaged in on [your/his/her] farm? - Sheep                
we310_08 - Please indicate which other enterprises [you/he/she] [are/is] engaged in on [your/his/her] farm? - Poultry                
we310_09 - Please indicate which other enterprises [you/he/she] [are/is] engaged in on [your/his/her] farm? - Pigs                
we310_10 - Please indicate which other enterprises [you/he/she] [are/is] engaged in on [your/his/her] farm? - Horses, mules, jennets, asses                
we310_11 - Please indicate which other enterprises [you/he/she] [are/is] engaged in on [your/his/her] farm? Goats or deer                
we310_12 - Please indicate which other enterprises [you/he/she] [are/is] engaged in on [your/his/her] farm? - Forestry                
we310_95 - Please indicate which other enterprises [you/he/she] [are/is] engaged in on [your/his/her] farm? - other                
we310_96 - Please indicate which other enterprises [you/he/she] [are/is] engaged in on [your/his/her] farm? - No other enterprise                
we310_98 - Please indicate which other enterprises [you/he/she] [are/is] engaged in on [your/his/her] farm? - DK                
we310_99 - Please indicate which other enterprises [you/he/she] [are/is] engaged in on [your/his/her] farm? - RF                
we311_01 - In the last two years, [have/has] [you/he/she] received any of these payments? - Single Farm Payment scheme                
we311_02 - In the last two years, [have/has] [you/he/she] received any of these payments? - Rural Environment Protection Scheme (REPS) scheme                
we311_03 - In the last two years, [have/has] [you/he/she] received any of these payments? - Special Area of Conservation (SAC) scheme                
we311_04 - [In the last two years] [Have/Has] [you/he/she] received any of these payments? Forestry Premia Scheme                
we311_96 - In the last two years, [have/has] [you/he/she] received any of these payments? - None of these                
we311_98 - In the last two years, [have/has] [you/he/she] received any of these payments? - DK                
we311_99 - In the last two years, [have/has] [you/he/she] received any of these payments? - RF                
we312 - How much is [your/his/her] Net Single Farm Payment, i.e. after National Reserve and Modulation reduction?                
we313 - How much did [you/he/she] receive in REPS/AEOS payments in the last year?                
we314 - How much did [you/he/she] receive in non-REPS Special Area of Conservation (SAC) payment in the last year?                
we323 - How much did [you/he/she] receive in forestry premia payments in last year?                
we315 - Before any tax and contributions, but after paying for any materials etc, what was the approximate income from [your/his/her] farming activities in the last 12 months?                
we316 - Did it amount to a total of less than XXXXX, more than YYYYY, or what?                
we317 - [Do/Does] [you/he/she] have an off-farm job?                
we318 - How many weeks of full-time farm work (5 or more days of 8 or more hours) did [you/he/she] do in the previous year?                
we319 - For how many weeks did [you/he/she] do part-time farm work during the last 12 months?                
we320 - How many hours per week did [you/he/she] usually work?                
we321 - All things considered I am satisfied with this job. Would you say you strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree?                
we322-Which of these best describes the work that [you/Rname] do[es] in [your/Rname’s] main job?                
Unemployed                
we401 - In what year did [you/he/she] become unemployed?                
we402 - In what month did [you/he/she] become unemployed?                
we403 - Would you tell us how [you/he/she] became unemployed? Was it...                
we404 - [Have/Has] [you/he/she] been doing anything to find work during the last four weeks?                
we405 - What is the main reason [you/he/she] [were/was] not looking for work during the last four weeks?                
we406 - Other main reason [you/he/she] [were/was] not looking for work during the last four weeks?                
we407_01 - What are all of the things [you/he/she] [have/has] done to find work during the last four weeks? - Read ads                
we407_02 - What are all of the things [you/he/she] [have/has] done to find work during the last four weeks? - Attend school or received other training                
we407_03 - What are all of the things [you/he/she] [have/has] done to find work during the last four weeks? - Checked with public employment agency                
we407_04 - What are all of the things [you/he/she] [have/has] done to find work during the last four weeks? - Checked with private employment agency                
we407_05 - What are all of the things [you/he/she] [have/has] done to find work during the last four weeks? - Visited employers directly                
we407_06 - What are all of the things [you/he/she] [have/has] done to find work during the last four weeks? - Telephoned or wrote to employers directly                
we407_07 - What are all of the things [you/he/she] [have/has] done to find work during the last four weeks? - Asked friends or relatives                
we407_08 - What are all of the things [you/he/she] [have/has] done to find work during the last four weeks? - Placed or answered ads                
we407_09 - What are all of the things [you/he/she] [have/has] done to find work during the last four weeks? - Searched internet                
we407_10 - What are all of the things [you/he/she] [have/has] done to find work during the last four weeks? - Didn’t do anything specific                
we407_95 - What are all of the things [you/he/she] [have/has] done to find work during the last four weeks? - Other (specify)                
we407_98 - What are all of the things [you/he/she] [have/has] done to find work during the last four weeks? - DK                
we407_99 - What are all of the things [you/he/she] [have/has] done to find work during the last four weeks? - RF                
we408 - What other [have/has] [you/he/she] done to find work during the last four weeks?                
we409 - How many employers did [you/he/she] call, write to or visit in the last four weeks?                
we410 - [Are/Is] [you/he/she] looking for part-time or full-time work?                
we411 - What is the lowest monthly wage [you/he/she] would accept if a job was offered to [you/him/her]?                
we412 - [Are/Is] [you/he/she] available for work immediately (i.e. within two weeks)?                
Permanently sick or disabled                
we501 - In what year did [you/he/she] become sick/disabled?                
we502 - In what month did [you/he/she] become sick/disabled?                
we503 - Was this illness caused by the working activities in [your/his/her] last job?                
Retired                
we601 - In what year did [you/he/she] retire?                
we602 - In what month did [you/he/she] retire?                
we603 - Did [you/he/she] take early retirement, that is did [you/he/she] retire before the normal retirement age?                
we604 - What would [you/he/she] say was the main reason why [you/he/she] retired?                
we604 - Other main reason why [you/he/she] are retired?                
we605_01 - What [were/was] [your/his/her] reasons for taking early retirement? - Own ill health                
we605_02 - What [were/was] [your/his/her] reasons for taking early retirement? - Ill health of a relative/friend                
we605_03 - What [were/was] [your/his/her] reasons for taking early retirement? - Made redundant/dismissed/had no choice                
we605_04 - What [were/was] [your/his/her] reasons for taking early retirement? - Offered early retirement incentive by employer                
we605_05 - What [were/was] [your/his/her] reasons for taking early retirement? - Could not find another job                
we605_06 - What [were/was] [your/his/her] reasons for taking early retirement? - To spend more time with partner/ family                
we605_07 - What [were/was] [your/his/her] reasons for taking early retirement? - To enjoy life while still young and fit enough                
we605_08 - What [were/was] [your/his/her] reasons for taking early retirement? - Fed up with job and wanted a change                
we605_09 - What [were/was] [your/his/her] reasons for taking early retirement? - To retire at the same time as husband/wife/partner                
we605_10 - What [were/was] [your/his/her] reasons for taking early retirement? - To give the young generation a chance                
we605_11 - What [were/was] [your/his/her] reasons for taking early retirement? - Retired due to COVID19                
we605_12 - What [were/was] [your/his/her] reasons for taking early retirement? - The risk of contracting COVID19 in workplace                
we605_13 - What [were/was] [your/his/her] reasons for taking early retirement? - The risk of contracting COVID19 on public transport                
we605_95 - What [were/was] [your/his/her] reasons for taking early retirement? - Other (specify)                
we605_98 - What [were/was] [your/his/her] reasons for taking early retirement? - DK                
we605_99 - What [were/was] [your/his/her] reasons for taking early retirement? - RF                
we606 - Other reason for taking early retirement?                
we607 - How old [were/was] [you/he/she] when [you/he/she] received this incentive?                
we608 - What kind of incentive was this?                
we608a IWER: SPECIFY OTHER PENSION BENEFITS HERE:                
we608b IWER: SPECIFY OTHER HERE:                
we609 - When [you/he/she] first retired, did [you/he/she] retire on ...                
we610 - I'd like to ask some details about [your/Rname's] last job. In what year did [you/he/she] stop working at this job?                
we611 - In what month did [you/he/she] stop working at this job?                
we612 - For how many years had [you/he/she] been working in [your/his/her] last job before [you/he/she] left?                
we613 - What was the title or name of [your/his/her] job?                
we613x - IWER: CODE WITHOUT ASKING: Was [he/she] a farm owner or manager?                
we613a - IWER: Now code the occupation using the following codes (main survey)                
we613a - IWER: Now code the occupation using the following codes (pilot survey)                
we613b - What was the acreage of the farm?                
we613c - SOCIAL CLASS BACKGROUND VARIABLE                
we624 - In this job, [were/was] [you/he/she] working in…                
we625 - Which of these best describes the work that [you/Rname] did in [your/Rname’s] job before retiring?                
we626 - [Were you/Was Rname] a member of a trade union or a staff association?                
we627 - Did agreements between a trade union and [your/his/her] employer affect [your/Rname’s] pay, conditions or pensions?                
we628 - Did the organization you worked for provide a group health insurance plan and did you avail of it?                
we615 - Could you please tell me, was this                
we616 - How many hours a week did [you/he/she] usually work in this job, excluding meal breaks or any paid or unpaid overt?                
we617x - What kind of business, industry or services do you work in?                
we617 - INTERVIEWER: Record verbatim what kind of business, industry or services the respondent works in?                
we618 - About how many people (including [yourself/Rname]) were employed at the place where [you/he/she] worked?                
we619 - In this job, did [you/he/she] have any responsibility for supervising the work of other employees?                
we620 - About how many people [were/was] [you/he/she] responsible for in this job?                
we621 - What was the total net salary/wage [you/he/she] received in the last year?                
WE622- Did it amount to a total of less than XXXXX, more than YYYYY, or what?                
GS (Grip Strength)                
gs000 - IMPORTANT: THIS NEXT SECTION SHOULD BE ADDRESSED DIRECTLY TO [Rname] PLEASE CODE AVAILABILITY OF [Rname]                
gs001 - IWER: Was the participant willing to have [his/her] grip strength measured?                
gs002- IWER: Give details why grip strength test not attempted.                
gs003 - Which is your dominant hand?                
gs004 - Can I just check, have you had a recent hand injury or surgery to your dominant hand within the last six months? Which hand was used in the test?                
gs005 - IWER: DOMINANT HAND MEASUREMENT 1.                
gs005a - DOMINANT HAND MEASUREMENT 2                
gs006 - IWER: NON-DOMINANT HAND MEASUREMENT 1                
gs006a - NON-DOMINANT HAND MEASUREMENT 2                
gs007 - IWER: Record respondent's position.                
TUG (Timed Up and Go)                
tug001 - Are you able to walk alone without holding on to another person, using a walking stick or other aid?                
tug002 - Do you have any problems from recent surgery, injury, or other health condition?                
tug003 - So are you willing to do the walking test?                
tug004 - IWER: DO YOU FEEL THAT IT IS SAFE TO CONTINUE WITH THE TIMED UP AND GO TEST?                
tug005 - IWER: WAS THERE SUITABLE SPACE AVAILABLE FOR THE TEST?                
tug006 - IWER: WAS THERE A SUITABLE CHAOR AVAILABLE FOR THE TEST?                
tug007 - IWER: RECORD HEIGHT OF CHAIR FROM THE SEAT TO THE GROUND TO NEAREST CM.                
tug008 - IWER: RECORD RESULT OF THE FIRST TRIAL.                
tug009m - IWER: Enter time taken to complete walk in minutes, seconds and centiseconds. ENTER MINUTES HERE                
tug009s - IWER: Enter time taken to complete walk in minutes, seconds and centiseconds. ENTER SECONDS HERE                
tug009c - IWER: Enter time taken to complete walk in minutes, seconds and centiseconds. ENTER CENTISECONDS HERE                
tug010 - IWER: RECORD TYPE OF FLOOR SURFACE.                
tug011 - IWER: RECORD TYPE OF AID USED DURING TEST.                
JH (Job History)                
jh109 - [Have/Has] [you/Rname] done paid work at any time in [your/his/her] life?                
jh101 - At what age did [you/he/she] start [your/his/her] first regular job or business? (after [you/he/she] first left full-time education?                
jh102 - That is [x1] years ago. During this time, roughly how many years [have/has] [you/he/she] spent at work, either as an employee or self-employed?                
jh108 - This leaves [x2] year(s) in which [you/he/she] [were/was] not working. During these years, did [you/he/she] spend time mainly in:                
jh107 - HOW OFTEN DID R RECEIVE ASSISTANCE WITH ANSWERS IN SECTION JH?                
JH110 - Think about [your/his/her] first job after [you/he/she] left full-time education. In [your/his/her] first job, [were/was] [you/he/she] working in ….                
JH111 - In which sector was this job?.....                
JH112 - What was the name or title of [your/his/her] occupation in this first job?                
JH113 - In which year did [you/he/she] first get married?                
JH114 - Did [you/he/she] have to leave a job because of the marriage bar?                
JH115 - Was the job that [you/he/she] had to leave, the first job that [you/he/she] had that we just discussed?                
JH116 - Think about the job [you/he/she] left because of the marriage bar. In that job, [were/was] [you/she/he] working in …                
JH117 - In which sector was this job?                
JH118 - What was the name or title of [your/his/her] occupation in this job?                
JH119 - Did [you/he/she] ever return to full-time employment after leaving this job?                
JH120 - In which year did [you/he/she] return to full time employment after leaving this job?                
JH121 - If [you/he/she] returned to work after the marriage bar, in which sector was this job?                
JH122 - What was the name or title of [your/his/her] occupation in job [you/he/she] had after [you/she/he] returned to work after the marriage bar?                
jh103 - Since you started your first regular job or business, roughly how many years have you spent unemployed?                
jh104 - Since you started your first regular job or business, roughly how many years have you spent in education or training?                
jh105 - Since you started your first regular job or business, roughly how many years have you spent in home duties caring for other family members?                
jh106 - Since you started your first regular job or business, roughly how many years have you spent in other activities such as retirement, being unable to work due to illness, sabbatical leave etc.?                
LE (Lifelong learning)                
LE101: Are you currently attending or did you participate in any courses or any other education and training in the last 12 months?
               
LE102: Was/Is this course or activity run or organised by...

               
LE103: Other(Specify)                
LE104: Please look at card LE1. What type of course was this?

               
LE105: On average, how many hours per week did (does) this course involve
               
LE106: For how many weeks did (will) this course last?
               
LE107: What was the main reason for participating in this course or activity?
               
LE109: How ofter did R receive assisance with section le?                
WR (Planning for Retirement)                
wr001 - At what age do you plan to retire?                
wr002 - Are you...                
wr003 - Does your employer offer any kind of pension plan to employees which you could join if you wished?                
wr004 - Why aren't you a member of this pension scheme?                
wr004oth - Please record other reason why not a member of this pension scheme.                
wr006 - Did your employer ever inform you that the company had set up a Personal Retirement Savings Account (PRSA) to which you are entitled to contribute from your salary?                
wr007 - Why did you decide not to pay into the PRSA offered by your employer?                
wr007oth - Why else did you decide not to pay into the PRSA offered by your employer?                
Planning for retirenment- Occupational pension                
wr009: Do you have concerns about the adequacy of your income for your needs when you retire?                
wr101 - What is the name of the pension plan?                
wr102 - When you became eligible to participate in this plan, were you given a choice of whether to participate, or were you enrolled automatically?                
wr103 - At what age does this pension plan normally allow you to retire that is, what is the normal age of retirement?                
wr104 - Does this pension plan allow you to retire before the normal age of retirement?                
wr105 - What is the earliest age that your pension plan allows you to retire?                
wr105a - After you retire, on what basis will your pension be up-rated (increased)?                
wr106 - Is this pension more like Type A or Type B?                
wr107 - Does your employer contribute to this pension plan?                
wr108 - Per month, how much does your employer currently contribute to your pension plan?                
wr109 - ENTER AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr155 - Did it amount to a total of less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €50, €100, €250, €500                
wr110 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr111 - Per month, how much do you currently contribute to your pension plan?                
wr156 - Did it amount to a total of less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 2.5%, 5%, 7.5%, 10%                
wr112 - ENTER AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr157 - Did it amount to a total of less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €50, €100, €250, €500                
wr113 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr158 - Did it amount to a total of less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 2.5%, 5%, 7.5%, 10%                
wr114 - In the past 12 months, did you make any Additional Voluntary Contributions?                
wr115 - In the past 12 months, how much did you contribute through additional voluntary contributions?                
wr116 - ENTER AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr159 - Did it amount to a total of less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €500, €1000, €5000, €10,000                
wr117 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF ANNUAL SALARY                
wr160 - Did it amount to a total of less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 10%, 20%, 30%, 40%                
wr118 - For how many years have you been contributing to this pension plan?                
wr119 - What is the value, in euros, of your pension plan at present?                
wr161 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €10,000, €50,000, €100,000, €500,000                
wr120 - When you retire, how will the funds from your pension plan be paid?                
wr121 - When you retire, before any tax deductions, how much do you expect to receive each month from this pension?                
wr122 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr162 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%                
wr123 - ENTER MONTHLY AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr163 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €250, €500, €750, €1000                
wr124 - How much do you expect to receive, in euros, as a lump sum payment from this pension scheme when you retire?                
wr164 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €5,000, €10,000, €50,000, €100,000                
wr125 - When you retire, before any tax deductions, how much do you expect to receive each month from this pension?                
wr126 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr165 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%                
wr127 - ENTER MONTHLY AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr166 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €250, €500, €750, €1000                
wr128 - When you first started contributing to this pension plan, did you transfer funds from a previous pension plan?                
wr129 - Does your employer contribute to this pension plan?                
wr130 - Per month, how much does your employer currently contribute to your pension plan?                
wr131 - ENTER AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr167 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €50, €100, €250, €500.                
wr132 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr168 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 2.5%, 5%, 7.5%, 10%                
wr133 - Per month, how much do you currently contribute to your pension plan?                
wr134 - ENTER AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr169 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €50, €100, €250, €500.                
wr135 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr170 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 2.5%, 5%, 7.5%, 10%                
wr136 - In the past 12 months, did you make any Additional Voluntary Contributions (AVCs)                
wr137 - In the past 12 months, how much did you contribute through additional voluntary contributions?                
wr138 - ENTER AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr171 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €500, €1000, €5000, €10,000                
wr139 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF ANNUAL SALARY                
wr172 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 10%, 20%, 30%, 40%                
wr140 - For how many years have you been contributing to this pension plan?                
wr141 - What is the value of your pension plan at present, in euros?                
wr173 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €10,000, €50,000, €100,000, €500,000                
wr142 - Which of these best describes how your pension will be calculated?                
wr143 - Other which best describes how your pension will be calculated.                
wr146 - When you retire, how will the funds from your pension plan be paid?                
wr147 - When you retire, before any tax deductions, how much do you expect to receive each month from this pension?                
wr148 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr174- Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%                
wr149 - ENTER MONTHLY AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr175- Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €250, €500, €750, €1000                
wr150 - How much, in euros, do you expect to receive as a lump sum payment from this pension scheme when you retire?                
wr176- Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €5,000, €10,000, €50,000, €100,000                
wr151 - When you retire, before any tax deductions, how much do you expect to receive each month from this pension?                
wr152 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr177- Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%                
wr153 - ENTER MONTHLY AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr178- Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €250, €500, €750, €1000                
wr154 - When you first started contributing to this pension plan, did you transfer funds from a previous pension plan?                
Planning for retirenment- Public Sector Pension                
wr201 - When did you start the job on which your pension is based? ENTER YEAR                
wr202 - Which type of public sector pension are you currently covered by?                
wr202oth - Other type of public sector pension                
wr204 - In the past 12 months, did you purchase any additional service years ('added years') or make any additional volu                
wr205 - In the past 12 months, how much did you spend in buying additional service years ('added years') or in additional AVCs                
wr206 - ENTER AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr242 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what?
BREAKPOINTS: €500, €1000, €5000, €10,000
               
wr207 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF ANNUAL SALARY                
wr243 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 10%, 20%, 30%, 40%                
wr208 - How much, in euros, do you expect to receive as a lump sum payment from this pension scheme when you retire?                
wr244 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what?
BREAKPOINTS: €5,000, €10,000, €50,000, €100,000
               
wr209 - When you retire, before any tax deductions, how much do you expect to receive each month from this pension?                
wr210 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr245 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%                
wr211 - ENTER MONTHLY AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr246 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS €250, €500, €750, €1000                
wr215 - In the past 12 months, did you purchase any additional service years ('added years') or make any AVCs?                
wr216 - In the past 12 months, how much did you spend in buying additional service years ('added years') or in AVCs?                
wr217 - ENTER AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr247 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €500, €1000, €5000, €10,000                
wr218 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr248 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 10%, 20%, 30%, 40%                
wr219 - How much do you expect to receive as a lump sum payment from this pension scheme when you retire?                
wr249 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €5,000, €10,000, €50,000, €100,000                
wr220 - When you retire, before any tax deductions, how much do you expect to receive each month from this pension?                
wr221 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr250 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%                
wr222 - ENTER MONTHLY AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr251 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS €250, €500, €750, €1000                
wr226 - Per month, how much do you currently contribute to your pension plan?                
wr227 - ENTER AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr252 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS €50, €100, €250, €500                
wr228 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr253 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS 2.5%, 5%, 7.5%, 10%                
wr229 - In the past 12 months, did you purchase any additional service years ('added years') or make any AVCs?                
wr230 - In the past 12 months, how much did you spend in buying additional service years ('added years') or in AVCs?                
wr231 - ENTER AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr254 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €500, €1000, €5000, €10,000                
wr232 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF ANNUAL SALARY                
wr255- Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 10%, 20%, 30%, 40%                
wr233 - When you retire, how will the funds from your pension plan be paid?                
wr234 - When you retire, before any tax deductions, how much do you expect to receive each month from this pension?                
wr235 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr256 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%                
wr236 - ENTER MONTHLY AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr257 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS €250, €500, €750, €1000                
wr237 - How much, in euros, do you expect to receive as a lump sum payment from this pension scheme when you retire?                
wr258 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €5,000, €10,000, €50,000, €100,000                
wr238 - When you retire, before any tax deductions, how much do you expect to receive each month from this pension?                
wr239 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr259 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%                
wr240 - ENTER MONTHLY AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr260 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS €250, €500, €750, €1000                
wr241 - When you first started contributing to this pension plan, did you transfer funds from a previous pension plan?                
Planning for retirenment- PRSA                
wr301 - Do you currently pay into a Personal Retirement Savings Account (PRSA)?                
wr302 - What is the name of your PRSA policy and provider?                
wr303 - Does your employer contribute to this PRSA?                
wr304 - Per month, how much does your employer currently contribute to your PRSA?                
wr305 - ENTER AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr326 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €50, €100, €250, €500                
wr306 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr327 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 2.5%, 5%, 7.5%, 10%                
wr307 - Per month, how much do you currently contribute to your PRSA?                
wr308 - ENTER AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr328 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS €50, €100, €250, €500                
wr309 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr329 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS 2.5%, 5%, 7.5%, 10%                
wr310 - For how many years have you been contributing to this PRSA?                
wr311 - What is the value of your PRSA at present?                
wr330 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €10,000, €50,000, €100,000, €500,000                
wr312 - In normal conditions, at what age will you be able to withdraw funds from your PRSA policy?                
wr313 - In case you became ill or decided to retire early, would your policy allow you to withdraw your PRSA funds before [age at WR312]?                
wr314 - What is the earliest age at which you can have access to the funds invested in this PRSA?                
wr315 - How are the funds in this PRSA invested?                
wr315oth - Other way funds in this PRSA are being invested                
wr317 - When you retire, how will you use the funds from your PRSA?                
wr318 - When you retire, before any tax deductions, how much do you expect to receive each month from this pension?                
wr319 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr331 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what?mBREAKPOINTS: 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%                
wr320 - ENTER MONTHLY AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr332 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS €250, €500, €750, €1000                
wr321 - How much do you expect to receive as a lump sum payment from this PRSA when you retire? IN EUROS                
wr333 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €5,000, €10,000, €50,000, €100,000                
wr322 - When you retire, before any tax deductions, how much do you expect to receive each month from this pension?                
wr323 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr334 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%                
wr324 - ENTER MONTHLY AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr335 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS €250, €500, €750, €1000                
wr325 - When you first started contributing to this pension plan, did you transfer funds from a previous pension plan?                
Planning for retirenment_ personal pension plan                
wr401 - Do you currently pay into one or more private pension plans or annuities (other than those we have already cover)?                
wr402 - How many private pension plans or annuities do you pay into?                
wr403_01 - What is the name of your private pension plan/annuity and provider?                
wr404_01 - Does your employer contribute to this private pension plan/annuity?                
wr405_01 - Per month, how much does your employer currently contribute to your private pension plan/annuity?                
wr406_01 - ENTER AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr431_01 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €50, €100, €250, €500                
wr446 - Thinking of the pensions you are entitled to from previous employments, how many pensions are you entitled to?                
wr407_01 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr432_01 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 2.5%, 5%, 7.5%, 10%                
wr408_01 - Per month, how much do you currently contribute to your private pension plan/annuity?                
wr409_01 - ENTER AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr433_01 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €50, €100, €250, €500                
wr410_01 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr434_01 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 2.5%, 5%, 7.5%, 10%                
wr411_01 - For how many years have you been contributing to this private pension plan/annuity?                
wr412_01 - What is the value in euros of your private pension plan/annuity at present?                
wr435_01 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €10,000, €50,000, €100,000, €500,000                
wr413_01 - In normal conditions, at what age will you be able to withdraw funds from your private pension plan/annuity policy?                
wr414_01 - In case you became ill or decided to retire early, would your policy allow you to withdraw your private pension plan/annuity fund before [age in WR413_1]?                
wr415_01 - What is the earliest age that your pension plan/annuity allows you to retire?                
wr416_01 - Are the funds in this private pension plan/annuity invested…                
wr416oth - Other ways the funds in this private pension plan/annuity are being invested.                
wr418_01 - When you retire, how will you use the funds from your private pension plan/annuity?                
wr419_01 - When you retire, before any tax deductions, how much do you expect to receive each month from this pension?                
wr420_01 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr436_01 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%                
wr421_01 - ENTER MONTHLY AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr437_01 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €250, €500, €750, €1000                
wr422_01 - How much do you expect to receive, in euros, as a lump sum payment from this private pension when you retire?                
wr438_01 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €5,000, €10,000, €50,000, €100,000                
wr423_01 - When you retire, before any tax deductions, how much do you expect to receive each month from this pension?                
wr424_01 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr439_01 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%                
wr425_01 - ENTER MONTHLY AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr440_01 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €250, €500, €750, €1000                
wr426_01 - When you first started contributing to this pension plan, did you transfer funds from another pension plan?                
wr403_02 - What is the name of your private pension plan/annuity and provider?                
wr404_02 - Does your employer contribute to this private pension plan/annuity?                
wr405_02 - Per month, how much does your employer currently contribute to your private pension plan/annuity?                
wr406_02 - ENTER AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr407_02 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr408_02 - Per month, how much do you currently contribute to your private pension plan/annuity?                
wr409_02 - ENTER AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr410_02 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr434_02 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 2.5%, 5%, 7.5%, 10%                
wr411_02 - For how many years have you been contributing to this private pension plan/annuity?                
wr412_02 - What is the value in euros of your private pension plan/annuity at present?                
wr435_02 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €10,000, €50,000, €100,000, €500,000                
wr413_02 - In normal conditions, at what age will you be able to withdraw funds from your private pension plan/annuity policy?                
wr414_02 - In case you became ill or decided to retire early, would your policy allow you to withdraw your private pension plan/annuity fund before [age in WR413_2]?                
wr415_02 - What is the earliest age that your pension plan/annuity allows you to retire?                
wr416_02 - Are the funds in this private pension plan/annuity invested…                
wr416oth - Other ways the funds in this private pension plan/annuity are being invested.                
wr418_02 - When you retire, how will you use the funds from your private pension plan/annuity?                
wr419_02 - When you retire, before any tax deductions, how much do you expect to receive each month from this pension?                
wr420_02 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr436_02 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%                
wr421_02 - ENTER MONTHLY AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr437_02 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €250, €500, €750, €1000                
wr422_02 - How much do you expect to receive, in euros, as a lump sum payment from this private pension when you retire?                
wr438_02 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what?
BREAKPOINTS: €5,000, €10,000, €50,000, €100,000
               
wr423_02 - When you retire, before any tax deductions, how much do you expect to receive each month from this pension?                
wr424_02 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr439_02 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%                
wr425_02 - ENTER MONTHLY AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr440_02 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €250, €500, €750, €1000                
wr426_02 - When you first started contributing to this pension plan, did you transfer funds from another pension plan?                
wr403_03 - What is the name of your private pension plan/annuity and provider?                
wr404_03 - Does your employer contribute to this private pension plan/annuity?                
wr405_03 - Per month, how much does your employer currently contribute to your private pension plan/annuity?                
wr406_03 - ENTER AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr407_03 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr408_03 - Per month, how much do you currently contribute to your private pension plan/annuity?                
wr409_03 - ENTER AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr433_03 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €50, €100, €250, €500                
wr410_03 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr434_03 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 2.5%, 5%, 7.5%, 10%                
wr411_03 - For how many years have you been contributing to this private pension plan/annuity?                
wr412_03 - What is the value in euros of your private pension plan/annuity at present?                
wr435_03 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €10,000, €50,000, €100,000, €500,000                
wr413_03 - In normal conditions, at what age will you be able to withdraw funds from your private pension plan/annuity policy?                
wr414_03 - In case you became ill or decided to retire early, would your policy allow you to withdraw your private pension plan/annuity fund before [age in WR413_3]?                
wr415_03 - What is the earliest age that your pension plan/annuity allows you to retire?                
wr416_03 - Are the funds in this private pension plan/annuity invested…                
wr416oth - Other ways the funds in this private pension plan/annuity are being invested.                
wr418_03 - When you retire, how will you use the funds from your private pension plan/annuity?                
wr419_03 - When you retire, before any tax deductions, how much do you expect to receive each month from this pension?                
wr420_03 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr436_03 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%                
wr421_03 - ENTER MONTHLY AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr437_03 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €250, €500, €750, €1000                
wr422_03 - How much do you expect to receive, in euros, as a lump sum payment from this private pension when you retire?                
wr438_03 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €5,000, €10,000, €50,000, €100,000                
wr423_03 - When you retire, before any tax deductions, how much do you expect to receive each month from this pension?                
wr424_03 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr439_03 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%                
wr425_03 - ENTER MONTHLY AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr440_03 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €250, €500, €750, €1000                
wr426_03 - When you first started contributing to this pension plan, did you transfer funds from another pension plan?                
wr403_04 - What is the name of your private pension plan/annuity and provider?                
wr404_04 - Does your employer contribute to this private pension plan/annuity?                
wr405_04 - Per month, how much does your employer currently contribute to your private pension plan/annuity?                
wr406_04 - ENTER AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr407_04 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr408_04 - Per month, how much do you currently contribute to your private pension plan/annuity?                
wr409_04 - ENTER AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr410_04 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr434_04 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 2.5%, 5%, 7.5%, 10%                
wr411_04 - For how many years have you been contributing to this private pension plan/annuity?                
wr412_04 - What is the value in euros of your private pension plan/annuity at present?                
wr435_04 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €10,000, €50,000, €100,000, €500,000                
wr413_04 - In normal conditions, at what age will you be able to withdraw funds from your private pension plan/annuity policy?                
wr414_04 - In case you became ill or decided to retire early, would your policy allow you to withdraw your private pension plan/annuity fund before [age in WR413_4]?                
wr415_04 - What is the earliest age that your pension plan/annuity allows you to retire?                
wr416_04 - Are the funds in this private pension plan/annuity invested…                
wr416oth - Other ways the funds in this private pension plan/annuity are being invested.                
wr418_04 - When you retire, how will you use the funds from your private pension plan/annuity?                
wr419_04 - When you retire, before any tax deductions, how much do you expect to receive each month from this pension?                
wr420_04 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr436_04 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%                
wr421_04 - ENTER MONTHLY AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr437_04 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €250, €500, €750, €1000                
wr422_04 - How much do you expect to receive, in euros, as a lump sum payment from this private pension when you retire?                
wr438_04 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €5,000, €10,000, €50,000, €100,000                
wr423_04 - When you retire, before any tax deductions, how much do you expect to receive each month from this pension?                
wr424_04 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr439_04 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%                
wr425_04 - ENTER MONTHLY AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr440_04 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €250, €500, €750, €1000                
wr426_04 - When you first started contributing to this pension plan, did you transfer funds from another pension plan?                
wr403_05 - What is the name of your private pension plan/annuity and provider?                
wr404_05 - Does your employer contribute to this private pension plan/annuity?                
wr405_05 - Per month, how much does your employer currently contribute to your private pension plan/annuity?                
wr406_05 - ENTER AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr407_05 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr408_05 - Per month, how much do you currently contribute to your private pension plan/annuity?                
wr409_05 - ENTER AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr410_05 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr434_05 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 2.5%, 5%, 7.5%, 10%                
wr411_05 - For how many years have you been contributing to this private pension plan/annuity?                
wr412_05 - What is the value in euros of your private pension plan/annuity at present?                
wr435_05 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €10,000, €50,000, €100,000, €500,000                
wr413_05 - In normal conditions, at what age will you be able to withdraw funds from your private pension plan/annuity policy?                
wr414_05 - In case you became ill or decided to retire early, would your policy allow you to withdraw your private pension plan/annuity fund before [age in WR413_5]?                
wr415_05 - What is the earliest age that your pension plan/annuity allows you to retire?                
wr416_05 - Are the funds in this private pension plan/annuity invested…                
wr416oth - Other ways the funds in this private pension plan/annuity are being invested.                
wr418_05 - When you retire, how will you use the funds from your private pension plan/annuity?                
wr419_05 - When you retire, before any tax deductions, how much do you expect to receive each month from this pension?                
wr420_05 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr436_05 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%                
wr421_05 - ENTER MONTHLY AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr437_05 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €250, €500, €750, €1000                
wr422_05 - How much do you expect to receive, in euros, as a lump sum payment from this private pension when you retire?                
wr438_05 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €5,000, €10,000, €50,000, €100,000                
wr423_05 - When you retire, before any tax deductions, how much do you expect to receive each month from this pension?                
wr424_05 - ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr439_05 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%                
wr425_05 - ENTER MONTHLY AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr440_05 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €250, €500, €750, €1000                
wr426_05 - When you first started contributing to this pension plan, did you transfer funds from another pension plan?                
wr427 - Apart from any pension plans we have already talked about, are you entitled to any other pensions from previous employers?                
wr428 - Now thinking of all the pensions you are entitled to from previous employments. How much do you expect to receive in euros as a lump sum?                
wr441 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €5,000, €10,000, €50,000, €100,000                
wr429 - Still thinking of all the pensions you are entitled to from previous employments. In total, how much do you expect to receive each month when you retire?                
wr442_01 - IWER: ENTER PERCENTAGE OF SALARY                
wr443 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%                
wr444_01 -IWER: ENTER MONTHLY AMOUNT IN EUROS                
wr445 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €250, €500, €750, €1000                
wr430 - HOW OFTEN DID R RECEIVE ASSISTANCE WITH ANSWERS IN SECTION WR?                
wr431 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €50, €100, €250, €500                
wr446 - Thinking of the pensions you are entitled to from previous employments, how many pensions are you entitled to?                
wr432 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: 2.5%, 5%, 7.5%, 10%                
wr447 - For how many years have you contributed to this pension?                
wr433_01 - Is it less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €50, €100, €250, €500                
wr448 - Did this pension arise from employment in the public sector?                
NU (Literacy/Numeracy/Financial Literacy)                
nu001 - If the chance of getting a disease is 10 percent, how many people out of 1,000 would be expected to get the disease?                
nu002 - If 5 people all have the winning numbers in the lottery and the prize is two million euro, how much will each of them get?                
nu003 - Let’s say you have €200 in a savings account. The account earns 10 percent interest per year. How much would you have in the account at the end of two years?                
nu004 - How confident are you filling out medical forms by yourself?                
nu005 - Is the respondent able to do the literacy test?                
nu005th- Other, please specify                
nu006 - Looking at the card, what is the maximum number of days you may take this medicine                
nu007 - : Looking at the card, list three situations for which you should consult a doctor                
nu008 - Looking at the card, list one condition for which you might take the Medco tablet                
nu009 - Looking at the card, list one condition for which you should not take the Medco tablet                
nu010 - Are you generally a person who is willing to take risks or do you try to avoid taking risks? Please select a number on a scale from 0 to 10, where the value 0 means not at all willing to take risks and the value 10 means very willing to take risks.                
nu011 - In deciding how much of your family’s income to spend or save, people are likely to think about different financial planning periods. In planning your family’s saving and spending, which of the following time periods is more important to you and your husband/wife/partner?                
TP (Transfer to Parents)                
Mother Alive                
tp001 - Is your mother alive?                
tp002 - How old is your mother?                
tp003 - Can your mother be left alone for an hour or more?                
tp004 - Would you say that your mother's health is…                
tp004a - Please look at this card, Has a doctor ever told your mother that she has any of the following?                
Mother deceased                
tp005 - How old was your mother when she died?                
tp006a - In what month did she die?                
tp006 - In what year did she die?                
Father Alive                
tp007 - Is your father alive?                
tp008 - How old is your father?                
tp009 - Can your father be left alone for an hour or more?                
tp010 - Would you say that your father's health is…                
tp010a - Please look at this card, Has a doctor ever told your father that she has any of the following?                
Father deceased                
tp011 - How old was he when he died?                
tp012 - In what month did he die?                
tp012a - In what year did he die?                
Only mother living                
tp013 - Is your mother currently married or in a relationship?                
tp014 - With whom does your mother live?                
tp015 - Where does your mother live?                
tp016 - How often do you see your mother in person?                
tp017 - How often do you have contact with your mother by telephone, email or post?                
Only father living                
tp018 - Is your father currently married or in a relationship?                
tp019 - With whom does your father live?                
tp020 - Where does your father live?                
tp021 - How often do you see your father in person?                
tp022 - How often do you have contact with your father by telephone, email or post?                
Both parents living                
tp023 - Do your parents live together?                
tp024 - With whom does your father live?                
tp025 - With whom does your mother live?                
tp026 - With whom do your parents live?                
tp027 - Where do your parents live?                
tp028 - How often do you see your parents in person?                
tp029 - How often do you have contact with your parents by telephone, email, or post?                
Parents do not live together                
tp030 - Where does your mother live?                
tp031 - How often do you see your mother in person?                
tp032 - How often do you have contact with your mother by telephone, email, or post?                
tp033 - Where does your father live?                
tp034 - How often do you see your father in person?                
tp035 - How often do you have contact with your father by telephone, email, or post?                
Siblings                
tp036 - Now I have some questions about your siblings. How many living sisters do you have?                
tp037 - How many living brothers do you have?                
tp038 - Excluding shared housing and food, did any of your siblings give any type of financial assistance to your parents in the last 2 years?                
tp039 - In the last two years, because of health problems, did any of your siblings help your parents with basic personal activities?                
Financial Help to Parents                
tp040 - Not counting any shared housing or shared food, in the last two years, have you given financial help to your parents?                
tp041 - In total over these two years, did this assistance amount to €250 or more?                
tp042 - In total, in the last two years, about how much was this support?                
tp0043 - Did it amount to a total of less than XXXXX, more than YYYYY, or what?                
Non-Financial Help to Parents                
tp044 - In the last two years, because of health problems, did you help your regularly with basic personal activities?                
tp045 - Did this help take at least 1 hour a week?                
tp046 - Who received this help?                
tp047 - Roughly how many hours did you spend helping in an average week?                
tp048 - Did it amount to less than XXXXX hours, more than YYYYY hours, or what?                
tp049 - In the last two years, did you help your parents with other things such as household chores, errands etc?                
tp050 - Did this help take at least 1 hour a week?                
tp051 - Who received this help?                
tp052 - Roughly how many hours did you spend helping in an average week?                
tp053 - Did it amount to less than XXXXX hours, more than YYYYY hours, or what?                
Financial Help From Parents                
tp054 - Not counting any shared food or housing, have you received financial help from your parents in the last two years?                
tp055 - In total over these two years, did this assistance amount to €250 or more?                
tp056 - In total, in the last two years, about how much was this support?                
tp057 - Did it amount to less than XXXXX , more than YYYYY, or what?                
tp058: How ofter did R receive assisance with section tp?                
(CN) Social Connecteness and Caring                
cn002a - In total, then, how many living children do you have? (including step, foster and adoptive children)                
cn002 - How many of your children do you feel very close to?                
cn003 - In general, (apart from your children), how many (other) relatives do you have that you feel close to? (People you feel at ease with, can talk to about private matters, and can call on for help)?                
cn004 - In general, how many close friends do you have? (People that you feel at ease with, can talk to about private matters, and can call on for help).                
cn001 - Do you participate in any groups such as a sports or social group or club, a church connected group, a self-help or charitable body or other community group or a day care centre?                
Volunteering and Caring                
cn006 - Did you do any of these activities during the last month, that is since <date>? IF YES, Which ones?                
cn007 - For which of the reasons given on this card, if any, do you do voluntary work or give unpaid help?                
cn007_01 - For which of the reasons given on this card, if any, do you do voluntary work or give unpaid help? - To meet other people                
cn007_02 - For which of the reasons given on this card, if any, do you do voluntary work or give unpaid help? - To contribute something useful                
cn007_03 - For which of the reasons given on this card, if any, do you do voluntary work or give unpaid help? - For personal achievement                
cn007_04 - For which of the reasons given on this card, if any, do you do voluntary work or give unpaid help? - Because I am needed                
cn007_05 - For which of the reasons given on this card, if any, do you do voluntary work or give unpaid help? - Because I enjoy it                
cn007_06 - For which of the reasons given on this card, if any, do you do voluntary work or give unpaid help? - To use my skills                
cn007_07 - For which of the reasons given on this card, if any, do you do voluntary work or give unpaid help? - To keep fit                
cn007_08 - For which of the reasons given on this card, if any, do you do voluntary work or give unpaid help? - Because I feel obliged to do it                
cn007_96 - For which of the reasons given on this card, if any, do you do voluntary work or give unpaid help? - None of these                
cn014 - Considering all the efforts that I have put into voluntary work, I have always felt appreciated by others. (Would you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree?)                
cn008 - Did you look after anyone in the past week (including your partner, any grandchildren or other people in your household)?                
cn009 - What relation is this person or people to you?                
cn009_01 - What relation is this person or people to you? - Spouse or partner                
cn009_02 - What relation is this person or people to you? - Child                
cn009_03 - What relation is this person or people to you? - Grandchild                
cn009_04 - What relation is this person or people to you? - Other relative                
cn009_05 - What relation is this person or people to you? - Friend or neighbour                
cn009_95 - What relation is this person or people to you? - Other                
cn010 - How many hours in the past week did you do this?                
cn011 - May I check, is there anyone (living with /not living with) who is sick, disabled or frail whom you look after or give special help to, other than in a professional capacity (for example, a sick or disabled (or elderly) relative/husband/wife/child/friend/parent, etc.)?                
cn012 - Who is that person?                
cn018 - What relation is this person or people to you?                
cn018_01 - What relation is this person or people to you? - Spouse or partner                
cn018_02 - What relation is this person or people to you? - Child                
cn018_03 - What relation is this person or people to you? - Grandchild                
cn018_04 - What relation is this person or people to you? - Other relative                
cn018_05 - What relation is this person or people to you? - Friend or neighbour                
cn018_95 - What relation is this person or people to you? - Other                
cn018_96 - What relation is this person or people to you? - None of these                
cn015 - How many hours in the past week did you do this?                
cn011a - [Has that person/Have any of these people] whom you look after or give special help to, been diagnosed with Alzheimer's or another form of dementia?                
cn013 - How long have you been a carer?                
cn013m - Enter Time in Months                
cn013y - Enter Time in Years                
cn017 - Considering all the efforts that I have put into caring, I have always felt appreciated by others. (Would you strongly agree, agree, disagree, or strongly disagree?)                
Carer Strain Index                
cn101 - My sleep is disturbed                
cn102 - Caregiving is inconvenient                
cn103 - Caregiving is a physical strain                
cn104 - Caregiving is confining                
cn105 - There have been family adjustments                
cn106 - There have been changes in personal plans                
cn107 - There have been other demands on my time                
cn108 - There have been emotional adjustments                
cn109 - Some behaviour is upsetting                
cn110 - It is upsetting to find the person I care for has changed so much from his/her former self                
cn111 - There have been work adjustments                
cn112 - Caregiving is a financial strain                
cn113 - I feel completely overwhelmed                
Religion                
dm020 - What is your religion?                
dm021 - About how often do you go to religious services?                
dm026 - How often do you watch or listen to religious services on the radio, television or internet? (Any religious services inside/without leaving home)                
dm022 - How important would you say religion is in your life; is it very important, somewhat important, or not too important?                
dm023 - Do you find that you get comfort and strength from religion or not?                
dm021a - About how often would you go to religious services?                
dm022a - How important would you say religion is in your life; is it very important, somewhat important, or not too important?                
dm023a - Do you find that you get comfort and strength from religion or not?                
dm064 - I would now like to ask a question about praying. About how often do you pray apart from at religious services?                
dm068 - What was your religion back then?                
dm065 - About how often did you go to religious services back then?                
dm066 - How important would you say religion was in your life back twenty years ago; was it very important, somewhat important, or not too important?                
dm067 - About how often would you pray back then apart from at religious services?                
cn005 - HOW OFTEN DID R RECEIVE ASSISTANCE WITH ANSWERS IN SECTION CN? (IWER (CODE WITHOUT ASKING)                
SI (Source of Income)                
Income from occupational pensions                
si101 - [Are/Is] [you/he/she] receiving a retirement pension from a former employment?                
si102 - How many of these retirement pensions [are/is] [you/he/she] currently receiving?                
si103_1 - Does this pension arise from employment in the public sector?                
si104_1 - Was this pension more like Type A or Type B?                
si105_1 - In which year did [you/he/she] start receiving this pension?                
si106_1 - For how many months during the last 12 months did [you/he/she] receive this pension?                
si107_1 - How long a period did [your/his/her] last pension payment cover?                
si103_1 - Does this pension arise from employment in the public sector?                
si104_1 - Was this pension more like Type A or Type B?                
si105_1 - In which year did [you/he/she] start receiving this pension?                
si106_1 - For how many months during the last 12 months did [you/he/she] receive this pension?                
si107_1 - How long a period did [your/his/her] last pension payment cover?                
si108-Other (specify) period last pension payment covered                
si108-Other (specify) period last pension payment covered                
si108-Other (specify) period last pension payment covered                
si109_1 - Before any deductions, about how much was the last payment from this pension (in Euros)?                
si109_1 - Before any deductions, about how much was the last payment from this pension (in Euros)?                
Si115_01 - Did it amount to a total of less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €75, €200, €300, €500.                
sI116_01 - Did it amount to a total of less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €450, €900, €1,300, €1700.                
sI117_01 - Did it amount to a total of less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €300, €1,000, €2200, €3600.                
sI118_01 - Did it amount to a total of less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €300, €1,000, €2200, €3600.                
sI119_01 - Did it amount to a total of less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €300, €1,000, €2200, €3600.                
sI120_01 - Did it amount to a total of less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €300, €1,000, €2200, €3600.                
sI121_01 - Did it amount to a total of less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €300, €1,000, €2200, €3600.                
si110_1 - Did [you/he/she] ever receive any additional or lump sum (one off) payment from this pension?                
si110_1 - Did [you/he/she] ever receive any additional or lump sum (one off) payment from this pension?                
si111_1 - Did this lump sum payment occur in the last 12 months?                
si111_1 - Did this lump sum payment occur in the last 12 months?                
si112_1 - Before taxes, about how much did [you/he/she] receive as additional or lump sum payments from this pension?                
si112_1 - Before taxes, about how much did [you/he/she] receive as additional or lump sum payments from this pension?                
si122_01 - Did it amount to a total of less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €16000, €40,000, €75000, €100000.                
si113_1 - On what basis is [your/his/her] pension up-rated (increased)?                
si113_1 - On what basis is [your/his/her] pension up-rated (increased)?                
Income from private pensions or annuities                
si201-Receiving payments from private pension or annuity?                
si202-how many pensions/annuities?                
si203- In which year did [you/he/she] start receiving this pension/annuity?                
si204 - For how many months during the last 12 months did [you/he/she] receive this pension/annuity?                
si205 - How long a period did [your/his/her] last pension/annuity payment cover?                
si205 - Other period last pension/annuity payment covered?                
si205 - Other period last pension/annuity payment covered?                
si207- Before any deductions, about how much was the last payment from this pension/annuity?                
si212 - Did it amount to a total of less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €75, €200, €300, €500.                
si213 - Did it amount to a total of less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €450, €900, €1,300, €1700.                
si214 - Did it amount to a total of less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €300, €1,000, €2200, €3600.                
si215 - Did it amount to a total of less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €300, €1,000, €2200, €3600.                
si216 - Did it amount to a total of less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €300, €1,000, €2200, €3600.                
si217 - Did it amount to a total of less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €300, €1,000, €2200, €3600.                
si218 - Did it amount to a total of less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €300, €1,000, €2200, €3600.                
si208- Did [you/he/she] ever receive any additional or lump sum (one off) payment from this pension/annuity?                
si209 - Did this lump sum payment occur in the last 12 months?                
si210 - Before taxes, about how much did [you/he/she] receive as additional or lump sum payments from this pension/annuity?                
si219 - Did it amount to a total of less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: €9000, €20000, €50000, €100000.                
si211_2 - On what basis is [your/his/her] pension up-rated (increased)?                
si203- In which year did [you/he/she] start receiving this pension/annuity?                
si204 - For how many months during the last 12 months did [you/he/she] receive this pension/annuity?                
si205 - How long a period did [your/his/her] last pension/annuity payment cover?                
si205 - Other period last pension/annuity payment covered?                
si207- Before any deductions, about how much was the last payment from this pension/annuity?                
si208- Did [you/he/she] ever receive any additional or lump sum (one off) payment from this pension/annuity?                
si209 - Did this lump sum payment occur in the last 12 months?                
si210 - Before taxes, about how much did [you/he/she] receive as additional or lump sum payments from this pension/annuity?                
si211_2 - On what basis is [your/his/her] pension up-rated (increased)?                
Income from individual state benefits                
si301_01 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Contributory State Pension (previously known as Contributory Old Age Pension)                
si301_02 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Non-Contributory State Pension (previously known as Non-Contributory Old Age Pension)                
si301_03 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? -                
si301_04 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Widow’s, Widower’s or Surviving Civil Partner’s Contributory Pension                
si301_05 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Disability Allowance                
si301_06- Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Jobseeker’s Allowance (previously known as Unemployment Assistance)                
si301_07 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Disability Benefit or Illness Benefit                
si301_08- Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Invalidity Pension                
si301_09 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Jobseeker’s Benefit (previously known as Unemployment Benefit)                
si301_10 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Carer’s Allowance                
si301_11 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Supplementary Welfare Allowance (SWA)                
si301_95 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Other (specify)                
si301_96- Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - None of these                
si301_98 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - DK                
si301_99 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - RF                
si301-Other(Specify)                
si301-Other(Specify)                
si302 - For how many weeks during the last 12 months did [you/he/she] receive the (Contributory) State Pension?                
si303 - What was the weekly amount of the (Contributory) State Pension [you/he/she] received during the last 12 months?                
si304 - For how many weeks during the last 12 months did [you/he/she] receive the (Non-Contributory) State Pension?                
si305 - What was the weekly amount of the (Non-Contributory) State Pension?                
si306 - For how many weeks during the last 12 months did [you/he/she] receive the (Transition) State Pension?                
si307 - What was the weekly amount of the (Transition) State Pension [you/he/she] received during the last 12 months?                
si308 - For how many weeks during the last 12 months did [you/he/she] receive the Widow's or Widower's Contributory Pension?                
si309 - What was the weekly amount of the Widow's or Widower's Contributory Pension [you/he/she] received during the last 12 months?                
si310 - For how many weeks during the last 12 months did [you/he/she] receive the Disability Allowance?                
si311 - What was the weekly amount of the Disability Allowance [you/he/she] received during the last 12 months?                
si312 - For how many weeks during the last 12 months did [you/he/she] receive the Jobseeker's Allowance?                
si313 - What was the weekly amount of the Jobseeker's Allowance [you/he/she] received during the last 12 months?                
si314 - For how many weeks during the last 12 months did [you/he/she] receive the Disability Benefit?                
si315 - What was the weekly amount of the Disability Benefit [you/he/she] received during the last 12 months?                
si316 - For how many weeks during the last 12 months did [you/he/she] receive the Invalidity Pension?                
si317 - What was the weekly amount of the Invalidity Pension [you/he/she] received during the last 12 months?                
si318 - For how many weeks during the last 12 months did [you/he/she] receive the Jobseeker's Benefit?                
si319 - What was the weekly amount of the Jobseeker's Benefit [you/he/she] received during the last 12 months?                
si320 - For how many weeks during the last 12 months did [you/he/she] receive the Carer's Allowance?                
si321 - What was the weekly amount of the Carer's Allowance [you/he/she] received during the last 12 months?                
si322 - For how many weeks during the last 12 months did [you/he/she] receive the Supplementary Welfare Allowance?                
si323 - What was the weekly amount of the Supplementary Welfare Allowance [you/he/she] received during the last 12 months?                
si324_01 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Pre-retirement Allowance                
si324_02 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Back To Work Allowance                
si324_03 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Back To Work Enterprise Allowance                
si324_04 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Back To Education Allowance                
si324_05 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Part-time Job Incentive Scheme                
si324_06 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Farm Assist Scheme                
si324_07 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Widow's, Widower's or Surviving Civil Partner’s Non-Contributory Pension                
si324_08 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Widowed or Surviving Civil Partner Grant                
si324_09 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Deserted Wife's Benefit                
si324_10 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Bereavement Grant                
si324_11 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Injury Benefit                
si324_12 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Disablement Benefit                
si324_13 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Blind Pension                
si324_14 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Constant Attendance Allowance                
si324_15 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Infectious Diseases Maintenance Allowance                
si324_16 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Medical Care Scheme                
si324_17 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Pandemic Unemployment Payment (PUP)                
si324_18 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - Temporary COVID-19 Wage Subsidy Scheme (TWSS) / Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme (EWSS)                
si324_96 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - None of these                
si324_98 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - DK                
si324_99 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these payments in the last 12 months? - RF                
si325 - Thinking of the last 12 months, in total, how much did [you/he/she] receive from these benefits?                
si325a_01 - [Are/Is] [you/he/she] in receipt of any of the following Social Welfare payments: Child Benefit (Children's Allowance)?                
si325a_02 - [Are/Is] [you/he/she] in receipt of any of the following Social Welfare payments: One/Single Parent Family Allowance scheme?                
si325a_03 - [Are/Is] [you/he/she] in receipt of any of the following Social Welfare payments: Family Income Supplement scheme?                
si325a_04 - [Are/Is] [you/he/she] in receipt of any of the following Social Welfare payments: Deserted Wife's Allowamce scheme?                
si325a_05 - [Are/Is] [you/he/she] in receipt of any of the following Social Welfare payments: None of these.                
si325a_06 - [Are/Is] [you/he/she] in receipt of any of the following Social Welfare payments: Don't know.                
si325a_07 - [Are/Is] [you/he/she] in receipt of any of the following Social Welfare payments: Refused.                
si325b - In respect of how many children [do/does] [you/he/she] currently receive Child Benefit (Children's Allowance)?                
si325c - How much did [you/he/she] receive last week from the Single Parent Family Allowance scheme?                
si325d - How much did [you/he/she] receive last week from the Family Income Supplement scheme?                
si325e - How much did [you/he/she] receive last week from the Deserted Wife's Allowance scheme?                
si326_01 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these types of benefits in the last 12 months? - Free travel                
si326_02 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these types of benefits in the last 12 months? - Free Television Licence                
si326_03 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these types of benefits in the last 12 months? - Telephone Rental Allowance                
si326_04 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these types of benefits in the last 12 months? - Free Electricity Allowance                
si326_05 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these types of benefits in the last 12 months? - Free Natural Gas                
si326_06 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these types of benefits in the last 12 months? - Free Bottled Gas Refill Vouchers                
si326_96 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these types of benefits in the last 12 months? - None of these                
si326_98 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these types of benefits in the last 12 months? - DK                
si326_99 - Did [you/he/she] receive any of these types of benefits in the last 12 months? - RF                
si327 - Approximately how much [have/has] [you/he/she] saved over the last 4 weeks by using [your/his/her] free travel pass?                
si328 - [Have/Has] [you/he/she] received a social welfare payment from another country in the last 12 months?                
si329 - What was the total foreign social welfare payment [you/he/she] received during the last 12 months (in Euros)?                
Other sources of income                
si401 - Did [you/he/she] receive any payments from [your/his/her] life insurance policy in the last 12 months?                
si402 - Before taxes, how much did [you/he/she] receive from this life insurance policy in the last 12 months?                
si403 - Did [you/he/she] receive any payments from other sources, such as other insurance payments etc                
si404 - Before taxes, how much did [you/he/she] receive from all these payments in the last 12 months?                
si405 - [Have/Has] [you/he/she] had any income tax directly refunded by the Revenue Commissioners during the last 12 months?                
si406 - How much was refunded?                
si407_01-Which of these people were in receipt of income of any kind during past twelve months?                
si407_02-Which of these people were in receipt of income of any kind during past twelve months?                
si407_03-Which of these people were in receipt of income of any kind during past twelve months?                
si407-Name Person i                
si407-Age Person i                
si407-Sex Person i                
si407-ID                
si412-Could you estimate i's net annual income(after tax & deductions)?                
si409-Aprroximately, what is i's net annual income?                
si409-Aprroximately, what is i's net annual income?                
si411-Did the net income of I amount to a figure of less thanXXXX, more than YYYY, or what?                
si408-How much income in total have these people received during the last 12 months?                
si409-Did the household income amount to a total of less thanXXXX, more than YYYY.                
si410-How often did respondent receive assistance?                
Household Consumption                
si501 - About how much did you and your household spend on food that you use at home in the PAST MONTH?                
si502 - Excluding any meals at work], about how much did you and your household spend eating out in the PAST MONTH?                
si503 - About how much did you and your household spend on consumer durable such as cars, televisions, furniture, etc [include clothes and small appliances] in the PAST MONTH?                
si504 - About how much did you and your household spend on household utililties such as gas, electricity, phone bills (including mobile phone credit) in the PAST MONTH?                
si505 - So in total you and your household spent [si501+si502+si503+si504] on household utilities, consumer durables and food in the past month. Does that sound correct?                
si501check - Check:spend on food that you use at home in the PAST MONTH?                
si502check - Check: spend eating out in the PAST MONTH?                
si503check - Check: spend on consumer durable such as cars, televisions, furniture, etc [include clothes and small appliances] in the PAST MONTH?                
si504check- Check: spend on household utililties such as gas, electricity, phone bills (including mobile phone credit) in the PAST MONTH?                
si506 - If [you/he/she] should die, would [your/his/her] [husband/wife/partner] continue to receive the same payment, get a reduced payment, or would the payments end?                
si507 - If [you/he/she] should die, would [your/his/her] [husband/wife/partner] continue to receive the same payment, get a reduced payment, or would the payments end?                
si508 - Did [you/he/she] take this pension as…                
si509 - Did [you/he/she] take this pension as…                
HW (House Ownership)                
hw100 - [Do/Does] [you/he/she] still own or rent a residence outside the nursing home?                
hw100a - Is this the residence in which [you/he/she] [were/was] living at the time of the last interview?                
hw100b - Could I ask you for the address of this other residence                
hw101 - Now I have a few questions about [your/Rname's] main place of residence. Is this…                
hw102 - Other type of residence                
hw103 - How many rooms does [your/his/her] property have?                
hw104 - In what year was the property constructed?                
hw118 - For how many years have you lived at this address?                
hw119 - What type of piped water supply does your accommodation have?                
hw105 - With regard to the main residence, is the dwelling ...                
hw106 - Did [you/Rname] receive any rent from this property in the last year?                
hw107 - How much income or rent did [you/he/she] receive from that property in the last year, after any expenses and taxes?                
hw108 - In your opinion, about how much would this property fetch if it were to be sold today?                
hw108a - Would this amount to a total of less than XXXXX, more than YYYYY, or what?                
hw109 - Is [your/his/her] property...                
hw110 - How much is [your/his/her] present monthly mortgage repayment?                
hw111 - In what year was [your/his/her] mortgage taken out?                
hw112 - What is the term of [your/his/her] mortgage (in years)?                
hw113 - Excluding interest, how much of the principal amount remains outstanding?                
hw114 - [Do/Does] [you/he/she] rent this property from [your/his/her] local authority?                
hw115 - How much rent [Do/Does] [you/he/she] pay weekly to the local authority?                
hw116 - How much rent did [you/he/she] pay (before rent allowances, if applicable) in the last month?                
hw117 - IWER (CODE WITHOUT ASKING): HOW OFTEN DID RESPONDENT RECEIVE ASSISTANCE WITH ANSWERS IN SECTION HW?                
HW118: For how many years [have you lived / did you live] at [this/that] address?                
HW119: What type of piped water supply does your accommodation have?                
hw108b - How did you/your household acquire the (part of) the residence you own/your household owns                
AS (Other Assets)                
as101 - If [you/he/she] added up all the deposit or saving accounts [you/he/she] currently own, about how much would they amount to right now?                
as118 - Did it amount to a total of less than XXXXX, more than YYYYY, or what?                
as102 - Before taxes, how much interest did you and/or your spouse/partner receive from these accounts in the last 12 months?                
as103 - Think of other financial assets [you/he/she] might currently own, such as, life insurance etc, how much would this amount to right now?                
as104 - Did it amount to a total of less than XXXXX, more than YYYYY, or what?                
as105 - Before taxes, how much interest and/or dividend did you receive from all these assets in the last 12 months?                
as106 - [Do/Does] [you/he/she] own one or more cars?                
as107 - How many cars [do/does] [you/he/she] own? Please exclude company cars.                
as108 - If [you/Rname] sold this/these(s) and paid off any debts that [you/he/she] may have on it/them, about how much would be left?                
as121 - Does it amount to a total of less than ____ , more than ____ , or what? BREAKPOINTS: € 1,000, €5,000, €10,000, €20,000. RANDOM ENTRY POINTS: €7,500, €10,000.                
as109 - [Do/Does] [you/he/she] own any other houses, flats or holiday homes (excluding timeshares) besides [your/his/her] own residence that we discussed already?                
as119 - In which year did [you/he/she] purchase this (most recently bought) property?                
as110 - How much income or rent did [you/he/she] receive from that property in the last year, after any expenses and taxes?                
as111 - If [you/he/she] sold all that property about how much would [you/he/she] get?                
as120 - Did it amount to a total of less than XXXXX, more than YYYYY, or what?                
as112 - If [you/Rname] own any other assets, how much in total would they be worth right now?                
as113 - Did it amount to a total of less than XXXXX, more than YYYYY, or what?                
as114 - Did [you/he/she] receive any income from those assets in the last 12 months?                
as115 - In the last 12 months, how much income did [you/he/she] receive from these assets?                
as116 - Excluding any mortgage [you/he/she] might have on [your/his/her] primary residence, how much [do/does] [you/he/she] currently owe?                
as117 - IWER(CODE WITHOUT ASKING): HOW OFTEN DID RESPONDENT RECEIVE ASSISTANCE WITH ANSWERS IN SECTION AS?                
as122 - Do [you and/or your husband/wife/partner] own an Approved Retirement Fund (ARF) or an AMRF (Approved Minimum Retirement Fund)?                
as123 - If [you/he/she] added up all the ARFs/AMRFs [you/he/she] and/or [your/his/her] spouse/partner currently own, about how much would they amount to right now?                
as124 - Does it amount to a total of less than ____ , more than ____ , or what?                
as125 - Before taxes, about how much drawdown did [you/Rname] and/or [your/his/her] spouse/partner make from these ARF/AMRF accounts in the last 12 months?                
EX (Expectations and Crime)                
ex101 - Using the scale on this card, what is the percent chance that you will live to be...                
ex102. Using the same scale, what are the chances you will be working full-time after you reach age 62?                
ex103. Using the same scale, what are the chances you will be working full-time after you reach age 65?                
ex104 - What are the chances that you will move to a nursing home in the next five years?                
ex105. Using the same scale, and assuming you will still be alive at age 75, what are the chances that your health will allow you to live independently? By that, I mean to live at home without help and to manage your own affairs?                
ex106. Using the same scale, and assuming you will still be alive at age 75, what are the chances that you will be free of serious memory or reasoning problems? By that I mean problems that would interfere with your ability to manage your own affairs?                
ex108 - What are the chances that you will lose your job during the next year?                
ex109 - Suppose you were to lose your job this month. What do you think are the chances that you could find an equally good job?                
ex110 - What are the chances that five years from now your standard of living will be better than today?                
ex112 - Using the same scale, including property and other valuables, what are the chances that you will leave an inheritance totalling €50,000 or more?                
ex113 - Using the same scale, what are the chances that you will leave an inheritance totalling €150,000 or more?                
ex114 - Using the same scale, what are the chances that you will leave any inheritance?                
ex115 -Now thinking about your retirement, how much money do you think you will have to live on?                
ex116 - Do you worry about the possibility that you, or anyone else who lives with you, might become a victim of crime?                
ex117 - How safe do you feel when you are alone in your own home at night?                
ex118 - INTERVIEWER: IF NEVER ALONE PROBE : How safe WOULD you feel?                
ex119 - How safe do you feel walking alone in this area after dark?                
ex107 - HOW OFTEN DID R RECEIVE ASSISTANCE WITH ANSWERS IN SECTION EX                
ex120: [Have/Has] [you/he/she] made [your/his/her] wishes/preferences known about the kind of care that [you/he/she] would like to receive in the event of serious illness?                
ex120_01 - [Have/Has] [you/he/she] made [your/his/her] wishes/preferences known about the kind of care that [you/he/she] would like to receive in the event of serious illness? - Informally by conversations with relatives/ significant others                
ex120_02 - [Have/Has] [you/he/she] made [your/his/her] wishes/preferences known about the kind of care that [you/he/she] would like to receive in the event of serious illness? - Informally by conversations with medical professionals                
ex120_03 - [Have/Has] [you/he/she] made [your/his/her] wishes/preferences known about the kind of care that [you/he/she] would like to receive in the event of serious illness? - Formally by documenting in writing [your/his/her] wishes for example completing a “Living Will”, “Advance Care/Healthcare Directive” or “Think Ahead” document?                
ex120_04 - [Have/Has] [you/he/she] made [your/his/her] wishes/preferences known about the kind of care that [you/he/she] would like to receive in the event of serious illness? - None of these                
ex120_98 - [Have/Has] [you/he/she] made [your/his/her] wishes/preferences known about the kind of care that [you/he/she] would like to receive in the event of serious illness? - DK                
ex120_99 - [Have/Has] [you/he/she] made [your/his/her] wishes/preferences known about the kind of care that [you/he/she] would like to receive in the event of serious illness? - RF                
EX121: [Have/Has][ you/Rname] made a will?                
ex122 - Using the same scale, including property and other valuables, what are the chances that you [and/or your spouse/partner] will receive an inheritance totalling €10,000 or more?                
ex123 - Using the same scale, what are the chances that you [and/or your spouse/partner] will receive an inheritance totalling €100,000 or more?                
ex124 - Using the same scale, what are the chances that you [and/or your spouse/partner] will receive any inheritance?                
DR (Driving/Travel)                
dr001 - Within the past twelve months, which of these methods of transport have you used regularly?                
dr001_01 - Within the past twelve months, which of these methods of transport have you used regularly? - Bicycle/ motorbike                
dr001_02 - Within the past twelve months, which of these methods of transport have you used regularly? - Drive myself                
dr001_03 - Within the past twelve months, which of these methods of transport have you used regularly? - Driven as passenger by family                
dr001_04 - Within the past twelve months, which of these methods of transport have you used regularly? - Driven as passenger by friends                
dr001_05 - Within the past twelve months, which of these methods of transport have you used regularly? - Public bus (city or urban)                
dr001_06 - Within the past twelve months, which of these methods of transport have you used regularly? - Public bus (intercity)                
dr001_07 - Within the past twelve months, which of these methods of transport have you used regularly? - Public bus (rural)                
dr001_08 - Within the past twelve months, which of these methods of transport have you used regularly? - Taxi/Hackney                
dr001_09 - Within the past twelve months, which of these methods of transport have you used regularly? - DART/Luas                
dr001_10 - Within the past twelve months, which of these methods of transport have you used regularly? - Train (commuter)                
dr001_11 - Within the past twelve months, which of these methods of transport have you used regularly? - Train (intercity)                
dr001_12 - Within the past twelve months, which of these methods of transport have you used regularly? - Bus operating as part of the rural transport scheme                
dr001_13 - Within the past twelve months, which of these methods of transport have you used regularly? - None of these                
dr001_98 - Within the past twelve months, which of these methods of transport have you used regularly? - DK                
dr001_99 - Within the past twelve months, which of these methods of transport have you used regularly? - RF                
dr002 - Which of these methofd of transport do you use most often?                
dr003 - In an average week, how often do you drive?                
dr004 - Do you drive less now copmared to five years ago?                
dr005 - Did you used to drive?                
dr006 - Do you have a valid driver's licence?                
dr007 - Are you currently insured to drive a car?                
dr008 - What was it that caused you to stop / reduce the amount you drive?                
dr008_01 - What was it that caused you to stop / reduce the amount you drive? - Problems with eyesight/Visual impairment                
dr008_02 - What was it that caused you to stop / reduce the amount you drive? - Problems with Hearing/Hearing impairment                
dr008_03 - What was it that caused you to stop / reduce the amount you drive? - Physical incapacity                
dr008_04 - What was it that caused you to stop / reduce the amount you drive? - Memory problems                
dr008_05 - What was it that caused you to stop / reduce the amount you drive? - Do not want to anymore                
dr008_06 - What was it that caused you to stop / reduce the amount you drive? - Told by doctor                
dr008_07 - What was it that caused you to stop / reduce the amount you drive? - Told by family                
dr008_08 - What was it that caused you to stop / reduce the amount you drive? - It became too expensive                
dr008_09 - What was it that caused you to stop / reduce the amount you drive? - Other reason not related to health/capacity                
dr008_98 - What was it that caused you to stop / reduce the amount you drive? - DK                
dr008_99 - What was it that caused you to stop / reduce the amount you drive? - RF                
dr009 - When was the last time that you drove?                
DR010 - Over the past 12 months, how often has [not driving / reduced driving] affected how you socialise with others, like visiting family and friends?
               
DR011 - Over the past 12 months, how often has [not driving / reduced driving] affected your ability to go about your business such as doing the shopping, going to the post-office, visiting the bank, attending the church etc.
               
DR012 - Over the past 12 months, how often has [not driving / reduced driving] affected your ability to attend health and social care appointments such as out-patient clinics at the hospital?
               
DR013 - How would you rate overall private transport options in your neighbourhood such as taxis and hackneys?
               
DR014 - How would you rate overall public transport options in your neighbourhood such as trains, public buses and community buses?
               
DR015 - Does the lack of transport facilities in your area affect your lifestyle?
               
DR016 - What would you consider are the most important improvements that could be made to the transport options available to you?
               
DR017 - IWER: HOW OFTEN DID R RECEIVE ASSISTANCE WITH ANSWERS IN
SECTION DR?
               
dr018 - How often [do/does] [you/Rname] drive?                
dr019 - How often [do/does] [you/Rname] travel in a car as a passenger?                
dr020 - How often [do/does] [you/Rname] use public transport?                
dr021 - Why don't you use public transport more often?                
dr021_01 - Why don't you use public transport more often? - No public transport available                
dr021_02 - Why don't you use public transport more often? - Public transport available does not take me where I want to go                
dr021_03 - Why don't you use public transport more often? - Too expensive                
dr021_04 - Why don't you use public transport more often? - Unreliable                
dr021_05 - Why don't you use public transport more often? - Infrequent                
dr021_06 - Why don't you use public transport more often? - My health prevents me                
dr021_07 - Why don't you use public transport more often? - Do not need to                
dr021_08 - Why don't you use public transport more often? - Fear of crime                
dr021_09 - Why don't you use public transport more often? - Too dirty                
dr021_10 - Why don't you use public transport more often? - Not convenient                
dr021_11 - Why don't you use public transport more often? - Prefer to walk                
dr021_12 - Why don't you use public transport more often? - Difficulties with mobility                
dr021_13 - Why don't you use public transport more often? - Resident in nursing home                
dr021_95 - Why don't you use public transport more often? - Other                
dr021oth - Why don't you use public transport more often? - Other (specify)                
dr021_98 - Why don't you use public transport more often? - DK                
dr021_99 - Why don't you use public transport more often? - RF                
DRC (Driving/Travel/Crime)                
MD (Medications)                
MD001A - Now I would like to record all the medications the you take on a regular basis. - Does Respondent take medications?                
md001b_1 - md001b_10 - Medication name                
md001a_1 - md001a_10 - Medication 4-digit code                
MD001 - Name of medication                
MD001_01 - MD001_20 - Medication 1 (to 20) - Code Number                
MD001_NONPROP_01 - MD001_NONPROP_20 - Medication 1 (to 20) - Name                
MD001OTH_01-MD001OTH_20 - Medication Other (not on list)                
MD001_ATC_01 - MD001_ATC_20 -Medication 1 (to 20) - ATC code                
MD001OTH - INTERVIEWER: does the respondent take any other medications?                
md005_01 (to md005_20) - Was this medication prescribed by a doctor or did you get it over the counter?                
md002 - Would you be happy to provide us with [your/Rname] medical card number for this purpose?                
md002a - At the last interview [you/Rname] agreed to provide us with [your/his/her] medical card number ….. I would just like to check …                
MD002 feedforward response: Whether gave medical card number at wave 1                
MD002a - Please can you tell me [your/his/her] medical card number?                
md004 - IWER code how you recorded the medical number                
MD006 - In the last 12 months have you ever forgotten to take any of the medicines you are supposed to regularly take?                
MD007 - How often have you forgotten to take your medication in the last 12 months?                
MD008 - In the last 12 months, have you ever received a prescription from your GP that you didn’t fill with the pharmacy because you thought that the medication was too expensive?                
md009 - [Have/Has] [you/he/she] ever been treated with antidepressant medication for depression?                
CONTACT NAMES (CT)                
CS035 Can you give me the name, address, telephone number and relationship of two persons who do not live with you and who would know where you are, in case we need to contact you in the future?                
CT (Contact and Address)                
Nursing Home                
nhnum_1 - person asked about                
nh001_1 - You told me that [Rname] has moved into a (nursing home/residential home/other institution). Do you think that [he/she] would be able to answer the questions on [his/her] behalf?                
nh002_1 - Is there someone who could accompany me to the nursing home to assist [Rname] with the interview or to answer the questions on [his/her] behalf?                
nh003na_1 - RECORD: NAME OF PERSON TO TALK ABOUT [Rname] (IN FULL)                
nh003na - RECORD: NAME OF PERSON TO TALK ABOUT [Rname]                
nh003ad_1 - RECORD: THEIR HOME ADDRESS (STREET,TOWN,COUNTY)                
nh002ad2_1 - RECORD: PROXY HOME ADDRESS (STREET,TOWN,COUNTY)                
nh003te_1 - ENTER TELEPHONE NUMBER FOR this person                
nh004_1 - Would you be prepared to give me the contact details of [Rname]'s residential/nursing home?                
nh006na_1 - RECORD: NAME OF NURSING HOME / RESIDENTAL HOME / OTHER INSTITUTION (IN FULL)                
nh006ad_1 - RECORD: PROXY ADDRESS OF NURSING HOME / RESIDENTAL HOME / OTHER INSTITUTION (STREET,TOWN,COUNTY)                
NH006TE_1 - ENTER TELEPHONE NUMBER FOR NURSING HOME / RESIDENTAL HOME / OTHER INSTITUTION                
nhnum_2 - person asked about                
nh001_2 - You told me that [Rname] has moved into a (nursing home/residential home/other institution). Do you think that [he/she] would be able to answer the questions on [his/her] behalf?                
nh002_2 - Is there someone who could accompany me to the nursing home to assist [Rname] with the interview?                
nh003na_2 - RECORD: NAME OF PERSON TO TALK ABOUT [Rname] (IN FULL)                
nh003na - RECORD: NAME OF PERSON TO TALK ABOUT [Rname]                
nh003ad_2 - RECORD: THEIR HOME ADDRESS (STREET,TOWN,COUNTY)                
nh002ad2_2 - RECORD: PROXY HOME ADDRESS (STREET,TOWN,COUNTY)                
nh003te_2 - ENTER TELEPHONE NUMBER FOR this person                
nh004_2 - Would you be prepared to give me the contact details of [Rname]'s residential/nursing home?                
nh006na_2 - RECORD: NAME OF NURSING HOME / RESIDENTAL HOME / OTHER INSTITUTION (IN FULL)                
nh006ad_2 - RECORD: PROXY ADDRESS OF NURSING HOME / RESIDENTAL HOME / OTHER INSTITUTION (STREET,TOWN,COUNTY)                
NH006TE_2 - ENTER TELEPHONE NUMBER FOR NURSING HOME / RESIDENTAL HOME / OTHER INSTITUTION                
nhnum_3 - person asked about                
nh001_3 - You told me that [Rname] has moved into a (nursing home/residential home/other institution). Do you think that [he/she] would be able to answer the questions on [his/her] behalf?                
nh002_3 - Is there someone who could accompany me to the nursing home to assist [Rname] with the interview?                
nh003na_3 - RECORD: NAME OF PERSON TO TALK ABOUT [Rname] (IN FULL)                
nh003na - RECORD: NAME OF PERSON TO TALK ABOUT [Rname]                
nh003ad_3 - RECORD: THEIR HOME ADDRESS (STREET,TOWN,COUNTY)                
nh002ad2_3 - RECORD: PROXY HOME ADDRESS (STREET,TOWN,COUNTY)                
nh003te_3 - ENTER TELEPHONE NUMBER FOR this person                
nh004_3 - Would you be prepared to give me the contact details of [Rname]'s residential/nursing home?                
nh006na_3 - RECORD: NAME OF NURSING HOME / RESIDENTAL HOME / OTHER INSTITUTION (IN FULL)                
nh006ad_3 - RECORD: PROXY ADDRESS OF NURSING HOME / RESIDENTAL HOME/ OTHER INSTITUTION (STREET,TOWN,COUNTY)                
NH006TE_3 - ENTER TELEPHONE NUMBER FOR NURSING HOME / RESIDENTAL HOME/ OTHER INSTITUTION                
nhnum_4 - person asked about                
nh001_4 - You told me that [Rname] has moved into a (nursing home/residential home/other institution). Do you think that [he/she] would be able to answer the questions on [his/her] behalf?                
nh002_4 - Is there someone who could accompany me to the nursing home to assist [Rname] with the interview?                
nh003na_4 - RECORD: NAME OF PERSON TO TALK ABOUT [Rname] (IN FULL)                
nh003na - RECORD: NAME OF PERSON TO TALK ABOUT [Rname]                
nh003ad_4 - RECORD: THEIR HOME ADDRESS (STREET,TOWN,COUNTY)                
nh002ad2_4 - RECORD: PROXY HOME ADDRESS (STREET,TOWN,COUNTY)                
nh003te_4 - ENTER TELEPHONE NUMBER FOR this person                
nh004_4 - Would you be prepared to give me the contact details of [Rname]'s residential/nursing home?                
nh006na_4 - RECORD: NAME OF NURSING HOME / RESIDENTAL HOME / OTHER INSTITUTION (IN FULL)                
nh006ad_4 - RECORD: PROXY ADDRESS OF NURSING HOME / RESIDENTAL HOME / OTHER INSTITUTION (STREET,TOWN,COUNTY)                
NH006TE_4 - ENTER TELEPHONE NUMBER FOR NURSING HOME / RESIDENTAL HOME / OTHER INSTITUTION                
Moved House                
Split Householdor Participants Moved House                
mvnum_1 - person asked about                
mv001_1 - Could you give me [Rname's] full name, address & telephone number?                
mv002co_1 - What county does [Rname] live in?                
Exit Interview                
exitnum_1 - person asked about                
pa001_1 -I was told earlier that [HH member name CS023_p1_Name to CS023_p19_Name] has passed away. In order to ensure that we understand the end of [his/her] life, we have some questions we would like to ask about [him/her]. Would you be willing to answer these questions at a future date?                
pa002_1 -I understand that [HH members name]'s death occurred very recently. If at some time in the future we'd like to talk to you about [him/her], may we contact you to see if you would be willing to help us?                
pa003_1 - Could you nominate someone else who could answer the questions? (If appropriate, refer to stable address contact).                
pc004ad_1 - RECORD: PROXY HOME ADDRESS                
pa004_01 - Interviewer: write the details of address and telephone                
pa005_1 - How is the potential exit interview respondent related to [Rname]                
Proxy Interview                
pr001 - Would you be prepared for us to collect information about your circumstances from spouse, relative, close friend?                
pr001a - Who would be the best person for us to approach? RECORD: NAME OF PROXY NOMINATION                
pr001na - Interviewer: write the details of FULL NAME?                
pr001ad - Interviewer: write the details ofADDRESS?                
pr001te - Interviewer: write the details of TELEPHONE NUMBER?                
pc001 -TILDA is a longitudinal study. This means we try to keep in contact with our respondents every two years. As you are answering on behalf of [Rname], we may wish to contact you again within the next two years. Could you give me your name, address and telephone number so that we can contact you in the future?                
pc002na - RECORD: NAME, OF PROXY NOMINATION                
pc002ad - RECORD: PROXY HOME ADDRESS                
pc002te - RECORD NAME OF PROXY TELEPHONE NUMBER                
Nominated Other Contacts                
ct001 - In case you move from this address, could you give me the name, address, telephone number and relationship of two people who do not live with you and who would know where you are, in case we need to contact you in the future?                
ct001_01 - Interviewer: write the details of address and telephone                
ct001_02 - Interviewer: write the details of address and telephone                
HCAP (Healthy Cognitive Ageing Project)                
HA (Health Assessment)                
ha001 - With your permission, I would like to make an appointment for you with the nurse at the health assessment centre?                
ha001_03 - If the respondent is undecided and wants to speak with a nurse, then leave instructions regarding respondent’s TILDA Serial Number (XX999), name, address and telephone number on the answering service and inform the respondent that they will be called by a nurse on the following day?                
ha003 - Record reason why respondent refused visit to health centre(_1 to _9)                
ha003A - Please specify other reason for refusal.                
ha004 - Would you be happy for a nurse to visit your home to carry out a health assessment?                
ha005 - . If the respondent is undecided and wants to speak with a nurse, then leave instructions regarding the TILDA Serial Number (XX999), name, address and telephone number on the answering service and inform the respondent that they will be called by a nurse on the following day.                
ha006 - IWER: Record reason why respondent refused visit by a nurse to the home.                
ha006A - IWER: Please specify other reason for refusal.                
ha007 - With your permission, we would like to make an appointment for (Rname) with the nurse at the health assessment centre.                
ha008 - Phone health centre executive officer to arrange a visit to the health centre at a time and date that suits the proxy and TILDA respondent.                
ha009 - : Record reason why proxy respondent refused visit to health centre                
ha010 - Would you be happy for a nurse to visit (Rname) home to carry out a health assessment?                
ha011 - Phone health centre executive officer and inform her that a proxy respondent has agreed to a TILDA participant having a home assessment                
ha012 - Record reason why proxy respondent refused visit by a nurse to the TILDA participant’s home.                
ha013 - Would you be happy for a nurse to visit (Rname) home to carry out a home health assessment?                
ha014 - Phone health centre executive officer and inform her that a proxy respondent has agreed to a TILDA participant having a home assessment                
ha015 - Record reason why proxy respondent refused visit by a nurse to the TILDA participant’s home.                
ha016 - Is there a particular time that would suit best for TILDA to contact you about the health assessment?                
ha017 - RECORD INFORMATION USING FREETEXT                
ha018 - Is there a particular time that would suit best for TILDA to contact you about the health assessment?                
ha019 - RECORD INFORMATION USING FREETEXT                
ha020 - RECORD INFORMATION ABOUT ANY MOBILITY ISSUES THAT TILDA SHOULD BE AWARE OF USING FREETEXT                
FN (Final Check)                
fn001 - Check respondent’s first name and surname                
fn002 - Check address as written on the HSS is correct. If not correct, then write changes on Address label                
fn003 - Check phone number provided on contact sheet is correct                
emal1 - Can you please tell me your email address?                
emal2 - Thank you. Please now tell me the second part of the address after the @ sign.                
emal3 - May I just check, you email address is                
scqreminder- Please remind respondent that you have given [him/her] a questionnaire to complete in [his/her] own time. We greatly value [his/her] answers to these questions.                
qxx3 - Now complete a promissory note by writing on the 5 character Tilda serial number (<Tilda_Serial>) and hand it over to the respondent                
qxx4 - As we are going to be sending you out a cheque for the 20 Euros, can I just confirm the name that you want the cheque made payable to.
Are you happy to have the cheque made payable to <R full name>
               
qxx5 - What name do you want the cheque made payable to?                
SCQ                
SCQSocAct1 - Watch Television                
SCQSocAct2 - Go out to films, plays and concerts                
SCQSocAct3 - Attend classes and lectures                
SCQSocAct4 - Travel for pleasure                
SCQSocAct5 - Work in the garden, or your home, or in a car                
SCQSocAct6 - Read books or magazines for pleasure                
SCQSocAct7 - Listen to music, radio                
SCQSocAct8 - Spend time on hobbies or creative activities                
SCQSocAct9 - Play cards, bingo, games in general                
SCQSocAct10 - Go to the pub                
SCQSocAct11 - Eat out of the house                
SCQSocAct12 - Participate in sport activities or exercise                
SCQSocAct13 - Visits to or from family or friends, either in person or talking on the phone                
SCQSocAct14 - Do voluntary work                
SCQCreativeParticipate - Do you participate in any arts, creative or cultural activities?                
SCQCreativeBarrier1 - Accessibility issue                
SCQCreativeBarrier2 - Cognitive issue                
SCQCreativeBarrier3 - Cost                
SCQCreativeBarrier4 - Lack of transport to venues                
SCQCreativeBarrier5 - Lack of experience                
SCQCreativeBarrier6 - Lack of confidence                
SCQCreativeBarrier7 - Time/day/duration didn't suit                
SCQCreativeBarrier8 - I'm not interested                
SCQCreativeBarrier9 - Not enough time                
SCQCreativeBarrier10 - Nothing available in my area                
SCQCreativeBarrierOth - Other, please specify                
SCQCreativeBarrierSpfy - Specify                
SCQCreativePassive - Passive (i.e. Watching, Looking at, Listening)                
SCQCreativeActive - Active (i.e. Making, Doing, Creating, Playing , Moving/Dancing)                
SCQCreativeActivity1 - Playing / listening to / teaching music                
SCQCreativeActivity2 - Visual Art (painting, drawing, collage, textiles, etc)                
SCQCreativeActivity3 - Photography                
SCQCreativeActivity4 - Literature / Creative Writing / Reading                
SCQCreativeActivity5 - Writing / reading poetry                
SCQCreativeActivity6 - Dance                
SCQCreativeActivity7 - Film                
SCQCreativeActivity8 - Craftwork (needlework, knitting, crotchet, embroidery, cross-stitch, etc)                
SCQCreativeActivity9 - Drama / Theatre                
SCQCreativeActivity10 - Visiting museums, gallarys, or heritage sites                
SCQCreativeActivity11 - Singing                
SCQCreativeActivity12 - Pottery                
SCQCreativeActivityOth - Other (please specify)                
SCQCreativeActivitySpfy - Specify                
SCQCreativeActivityFreq - Daily/almost daily, once a week or more, twice a month or more, about once a month, every few months, about once or twice a year, less than once a year                
SCQCreativeActivityLoc1 - Arts Centre                
SCQCreativeActivityLoc2 - Community Centre                
SCQCreativeActivityLoc3 - Theatre                
SCQCreativeActivityLoc4 - Cinema                
SCQCreativeActivityLoc5 - Hotel                
SCQCreativeActivityLoc6 - Library                
SCQCreativeActivityLoc7 - Museum                
SCQCreativeActivityLoc8 - Gallery                
SCQCreativeActivityLoc9 - Heritage Site                
SCQCreativeActivityLoc10 - Private home (own or other)                
SCQCreativeActivityLoc11 - Online                
SCQCreativeActivityLocOth - Other, please specify                
SCQCreativeActivityLocSpfy - Specify                
SCQCreativeActivityOnline - Yes / No                
SCQCreativeActivitySocial1 - On my own                
SCQCreativeActivitySocial2 - With family / friends on a casual basis                
SCQCreativeActivitySocial3 - As part of an organised group                
SCQCreativeActivitySocialOth - Other, please specify                
SCQCreativeActivitySocialSpfy - Specify                
SCQCreativeActivityMotivate1 - Enjoyment / Fun                
SCQCreativeActivityMotivate2 - Social aspects / benefits                
SCQCreativeActivityMotivate3 - Discovery / to learn a new skill                
SCQCreativeActivityMotivate4 - Autonomy / feeling of independence                
SCQCreativeActivityMotivate5 - Interest in the activity                
SCQCreativeActivityMotivate6 - Passion for the arts, creative or cultural activities                
SCQCreativeActivityMotivate7 - Venue familarity (accustomed to attending / feel welcome)                
SCQCreativeActivityMotivate8 - Word of mouth - activity was recommended to you                
SCQCreativeActivityMotivate9 - Having a routine / structured activity to engage in                
SCQCreativeActivityMotivate10 - Employment oppertunities                
SCQCreativeActivityAge1 - Young (up to 14 years)                
SCQCreativeActivityAge2 - Young adult (15-24 years)                
SCQCreativeActivityAge3 - Adult (25-44 years)                
SCQCreativeActivityAge4 - Mid-life (45-64 years)                
SCQCreativeActivityAge5 - Older adult (65+ years)                
CASP-19                
CASP-12                
SCQCASP1 - My age prevents me from doing the things I would like to                
SCQCASP2 - I feel that what happens to me is out of my control                
SCQCASP3 - I feel free to plan for the future                
SCQCASP4 - I feel left out of things                
SCQCASP5 - I can do the things that I want to do                
SCQCASP6 - Family responsibilities prevent me from doing what I want to do                
SCQCASP7 - I feel that I can please myself in what I can do                
SCQCASP8 - My health stops me from doing the things I want to do                
SCQCASP9 - Shortage of money stops me from doing the things that I want to do                
SCQCASP10 - I look forward to each day                
SCQCASP11 - I feel that my life has meaning                
SCQCASP12 - I enjoy the things that I do                
SCQCASP13 - I enjoy being in the company of others                
SCQCASP14 - On balance, I look back on my life with a sense of happiness                
SCQCASP15 - I feel full of energy these days                
SCQCASP16 - I choose to do things that I have never done before                
SCQCASP17 - I feel satisfied with the way my life has turned out                
SCQCASP18 - I feel that life is full of opportunities                
SCQCASP19 - I feel that the future looks good for me                
UCLA Loneliness Sclae                
SCQLonelns1 - How often do you feel you lack companionship                
SCQLonelns2 - How often do you feel left out                
SCQLonelns3 - How often do you feel isolate from others                
SCQLonelns4 - How often do you feel in tune with the people around you                
SCQLonelns5 - How often do you feel lonely                
SCQVOTE - Did you vote in the last election                
Perceived Stress Scale 4                
SCQPSS1 - In the last month, how often have you felt you were unable to control the important things in your life                
SCQPSS2 - In the last month, how often have you felt confident about your ability to handle your personal problems                
SCQPSS3 - In the last month, how often have you felt things were going your way                
SCQPSS4 - In the last month, how often have you felt difficulties were piling up so high you could not overcome them                
SCQSPOUSE - Do you have a husband, wife or partner with whom you live                
SCQQRSpou1 - How much does he/she really understand the way you feel about things                
SCQQRSpou2 - How much can you rely on him/her if you have a serious problem                
SCQQRSpou3 - How much can you open up to him/her if you need to talk about your worries                
SCQQRSpou4 - How much does he/she make too many demands on you                
SCQQRSpou5 - How much does he/she criticise you                
SCQQRSpou6 - How much does he/she let you down when you are counting on him/her                
SCQQRSpou7 - How much does he/she get on your nerves                
SCQCloseSp - How close is your relationship with your spouse or partner                
SCQChildren - Do you have any children                
SCQQRChld1 - How much do they really understand the way you feel about things                
SCQQRChld2 - How much can you rely on them if you have a serious problem                
SCQQRChld3 - How much can you open up to them if you need to talk about your worries                
SCQQRChld4 - How much do they make too many demands on you                
SCQQRChld5 - How much do they criticise you                
SCQQRChld6 - How much do they let you down when you are counting on them                
SCQQRChld7 - How much do they get on your nerves                
SCQQRChld8/SCQOtherFamily - Apart from your spouse/partner and children (if any), do you have any other family members (such as brothers, sisters, parents, cousins etc)                
SCQQRChld9/SCQQROthFam1 - How much do they really understand the way you feel about things                
SCQQRChld10/SCQQROthFam2 - How much can you rely on them if you have a serious problem                
SCQQRChld11/SCQQROthFam3 - How much can you open up to them if you need to talk about your worries                
SCQQRChld12/SCQQROthFam4 - How much do they make too many demands on you                
SCQQRChld13/SCQQROthFam5 - How much do they criticise you                
SCQQRChld14/SCQQROthFam6 - How much do they let you down when you are counting on them                
SCQQRChld15/SCQQROthFam7 - How much do they get on your nerves                
SCQQRFrend1 - How much do they really understand the way you feel about things                
SCQQRFrend2 - How much can you rely on them if you have a serious problem                
SCQQRFrend3 - How much can you open up to them if you need to talk about your worries                
SCQQRFrend4 - How much do they make too many demands on you                
SCQQRFrend5 - How much do they criticise you                
SCQQRFrend6 - How much do they let you down when you are counting on them                
SCQQRFrend7 - How much do they get on your nerves                
SCQAnxiety1 - I feel tense or wound up HADSA           GAD-7 GAD-7
SCQAnxiety2 - I get a sort of frightened feeling as if something awful is about to happen HADSA           GAD-7 GAD-7
SCQAnxiety3 - Worrying thoughts go through my mind HADSA           GAD-7 GAD-7
SCQAnxiety4 - I can sit at ease and feel relaxed HADSA           GAD-7 GAD-7
SCQAnxiety5 - I get a sort of frightened feeling like butterflies in the stomach HADSA           GAD-7 GAD-7
SCQAnxiety6 - I feel restless as if I have to be on the move HADSA           GAD-7 GAD-7
SCQAnxiety7 - I get sudden feelings of panic HADSA           GAD-7 GAD-7
SCQAnxiety1 - Feeing nervous, anxious or on edge HADSA           GAD-7 GAD-7
SCQAnxiety2 - Not being able to stop or control worrying HADSA           GAD-7 GAD-7
SCQAnxiety3 - Worryingt too much about different things HADSA           GAD-7 GAD-7
SCQAnxiety4 - Trouble relaxing HADSA           GAD-7 GAD-7
SCQAnxiety5 - Being so restless that is hard to sit still HADSA           GAD-7 GAD-7
SCQAnxiety6 - Becoming easily annoyed or irritable HADSA           GAD-7 GAD-7
SCQAnxiety7 - Feeling afraid as if something awful might happen HADSA           GAD-7 GAD-7
SCQLifeEv1 - Have you ever been in a major fire, flood or other natural disaster                
SCQYearLE1 - If so, what year                
SCQLifeEv2 - Has your spouse, partner or child ever been addicted to drugs or alcohol                
SCQYearLE2 - If so, what year                
SCQLifeEv3 - Were you the victim of a serious physical attack or assault                
SCQYearLE3 - If so, what year                
SCQLifeEv4 - Did you ever have a life-threatening illness or accident                
SCQYearLE4 - If so, what year                
SCQLifeEv5 - Did you spouse, partner or a child of yours eer have a life-threatening illness or accident                
SCQYearLE5 - If so, what year                
SCQLifeEv6 - Has a child of yours ever died                
SCQYearLE6 - If so, what year                
SCQLifeEv7 - Before you were 18 years old, did you have to repeat a year of school over again                
SCQYearLE7 - If so, what year                
SCQLifeEv8 - Before you were 18 years old, did either of your parents drink or use drugs so often that it caused problems in the family                
SCQYearLE8 - If so, what year                
SCQLifeEv9 - Before you were 18 years old, were you ever physically abused by either of your parents                
SCQYearLE9 - If so, what year                
SCQLifeEv10 - Before you were 18 years old, were you ever physically abused by anyone other than your parents                
SCQYearLE10 - If so, what year                
SCQLifeEv11 - Before you were 18 years old, were you ever sexually abused by either of your parents                
SCQYearLE11 - If so, what year                
SCQLifeEv12 - Before you were 18 years old, were you ever sexually abused by anyone other than your parents                
SCQYearLE12 - If so, what year                
SCQFriendied - Have any of your close friends died in the past five years                
SCQAlcohol - Do you drink alcohol                
SCQAlcoFreq - During the last six months, how often have you drunk any alcoholic beverages, like beer, cider, wine, spirits or cocktails                
SCQAlcoNo1 - During the last six months, how often have you had more than two drinks in a single day (a drink is a half pint of beer or a glass of wine)                
SCQAlcoNo2 - During the last siz months, on the days you drink, about how many drinks do you have                
SCQAlcoHis1 - Have you ever had an alcoholic drink e.g. glass of wine, glass of beer, etc                
SCQAlcoHis2 - Have you had an alcoholic drink of any kind in the last 12/6 months                
SCQAlcoFreq1 - During the last 12/6 months, how often have you drunk any alcoholic beverages like beer, cider, wine, spirits or cocktails                
SCQAlcoFreq2 - More recently (i.e in the last month), would you describe your current alcohol intake as:                
SCQAlcoNo3FullPint - Full pint of beer/ cider/ lager                
SCQAlcoNo3Glass - 1/2 pint or glass of beer/cider /lager                
SCQAlcoNo3LGRCan - Large can/ bottle of beer/cider/ lager                
SCQAlcoNo3SMLCan - Small can/ bottle of beer/cider/ lager                
SCQAlcoNo3SMLWine - Small glass of wine (125mls)                
SCQAlcoNo3LGRWine - Large glass of wine (250mls)                
SCQAlcoNo3BttlWine - Bottle of wine                
SCQAlcoNo3Spirit - Measure of spirit                
SCQAlcoNo3PreMix - Pre-mixed spirit drink (e.g. Smirnoff Ice)                
SCQAlcoNo4FullPint - Full pint of beer/ cider/ lager                
SCQAlcoNo4Glass - 1/2 pint or glass of beer/cider /lager                
SCQAlcoNo4LGRCan - Large can/ bottle of beer/cider/ lager                
SCQAlcoNo4SMLCan - Small can/ bottle of beer/cider/ lager                
SCQAlcoNo4SMLWine - Small glass of wine (125mls)                
SCQAlcoNo4LGRWine - Large glass of wine (250mls)                
SCQAlcoNo4BttlWine - Bottle of wine                
SCQAlcoNo4Spirit - Measure of spirit                
SCQAlcoNo4PreMix - Pre-mixed spirit drink (e.g. Smirnoff Ice)                
SCQAlcoNo3FullPint_pilot - Full pint of beer/ cider/ lager                
SCQAlcoNo3Glass_pilot - 1/2 pint or glass of beer/cider /lager                
SCQAlcoNo3LGRCan_pilot - Large can/ bottle of beer/cider/ lager                
SCQAlcoNo3SMLCan_pilot - Small can/ bottle of beer/cider/ lager                
SCQAlcoNo3SMLWine_pilot - Small glass of wine (125mls)                
SCQAlcoNo3LGRWine_pilot - Large glass of wine (250mls)                
SCQAlcoNo3BttlWine_pilot - Bottle of wine                
SCQAlcoNo3Spirit_pilot - Measure of spirit                
SCQAlcoNo3PreMix_pilot - Pre-mixed spirit drink (e.g. Smirnoff Ice)                
SCQAlcoNo4FullPint_pilot - Full pint of beer/ cider/ lager                
SCQAlcoNo4Glass_pilot - 1/2 pint or glass of beer/cider /lager                
SCQAlcoNo4LGRCan_pilot - Large can/ bottle of beer/cider/ lager                
SCQAlcoNo4SMLCan_pilot - Small can/ bottle of beer/cider/ lager                
SCQAlcoNo4SMLWine_pilot - Small glass of wine (125mls)                
SCQAlcoNo4LGRWine_pilot - Large glass of wine (250mls)                
SCQAlcoNo4BttlWine_pilot - Bottle of wine                
SCQAlcoNo4Spirit_pilot - Measure of spirit                
SCQAlcoNo4PreMix_pilot - Pre-mixed spirit drink (e.g. Smirnoff Ice)                
SCQAlcoChoice - From the pictures below, please tick the box that represents the drink you would be most likely to drink                
SCQAlcoAvg - Thinking about your drink of choice, on average, in the last 6 months on the days that you drank, about how many did you have                
SCQAlcoMax - Thinking about your drink of choice, during the last 6 months approximately what was the largest number of drinks you had on any one day                
SCQAlcoMaxFreq_pilot - How often in the last 6 months would you say you drank the maximum number of drinks you indicated in the last question                
SCQAlcoMaxFreq - How often in the last 6 months would you say you drank the maximum number of drinks you indicated in the last question                
SCQAlcoRd1 - Have you reduced your alcohol intake                
SCQAlcoRd2 - Why did you reduce your alcohol intake                
SCQAlcoRd2_01 - Why did you reduce your alcohol intake: Personal choice                
SCQAlcoRd2_02 - Why did you reduce your alcohol intake: Doctor's advice                
SCQAlcoRd2_03 - Why did you reduce your alcohol intake: Medication                
SCQAlcoRd2_04 - Why did you reduce your alcohol intake: Illness or ill health                
SCQAlcoRd2_95 - Why did you reduce your alcohol intake: Other reasons (Please specify)                
SCQAlcoRd2Spfy - Other reasons (please specify)                
SCQAlcoRd2Spfy_pilot - Other reasons (please specify)                
CAGE                
SCQCAGE1 - Have you ever felt that you should cut down on drinking                
SCQCAGE2 - Have people ever annoyed you by criticising your drinking                
SCQCAGE3 - Have you ever felt bad or guilty about drinking                
SCQCAGE4 - Have you ever taken a drink first thing in the morning to steady your nerves or to get rid of a hangover                
Penn State Worry Questionnaire-Abbreviated                
SCQWORRY1 - My worries overwhelm me                
SCQWORRY2 - Many situations make me worry                
SCQWORRY3 - I know I should not worry about things, but I just cannot help it                
SCQWORRY4 - When I am under pressure, I worry a lot                
SCQWORRY5 - I am always worrying about something                
SCQWORRY6 - As soon as I finish one task, I start to worry about everything else I must do                
SCQWORRY7 - I have been a worrier all my life                
SCQWORRY8 - I have been worrying about things                
SCQAgePrc1 - I am conscious of getting older all the time                
SCQAgePrc2 - I am always aware of my age                
SCQAgePrc3 - I always classify myself as old                
SCQAgePrc4 - I am always aware of the fact that I am getting older                
SCQAgePrc5 - I feel my age in everything that I do                
SCQAgePrc6 - As I get older I get wiser                
SCQAgePrc7 - As I get older I continue to grow as a person                
SCQAgePrc8 - As I get older I appreciate things more                
SCQAgePrc9 - I get depressed when I think about how ageing might affect the things that I can do                
SCQAgePrc10 - The quality of my social life in later years depends on me                
SCQAgePrc11 - The quality of my relationships with others in later life depends on me                
SCQAgePrc12 - Whether I continue living life to the full depends on me                
SCQAgePrc13 - I get depressed when I think about the effect that getting older might have on my social life                
SCQAgePrc14 - As I get older there is much I can do to maintain my independence                
SCQAgePrc15 - Whether getting older has positive sides to it depends on me                
SCQAgePrc16 - Getting older restricts the things that I can do                
SCQAgePrc17 - Getting older makes me less independent                
SCQAgePrc18 - Getting older makes everything a lot harder for me                
SCQAgePrc19 - As I get older I can take part in fewer activities                
SCQAgePrc20 - As I get older I do not cope as well with problems that arise                
SCQAgePrc21 - Slowing down with age is not something I can control                
SCQAgePrc22 - How mobile I am in later life is not up to me                
SCQAgePrc23 - I have no control over whether I lose vitality or zest for life as I age                
SCQAgePrc24 - I have no control over the effects which getting older has on my social life                
SCQAgePrc25 - I get depressed when I think about getting older                
SCQAgePrc26 - I worry about the effects that getting older may have on my relationships with others                
SCQAgePrc27 - I go through cycles in which my experience of ageing gets better and worse                
SCQAgePrc28 - My awareness of getting older comes and goes in cycles                
SCQAgePrc29 - I feel angry when I think about getting older                
SCQAgePrc30 - I go through phases of feeling old                
SCQAgePrc31 - My awareness of getting older changes a great deal from day to day                
SCQAgePrc32 - I go through phases of viewing myself as being old                
Lonely_Expect - As I get older I expect to become more lonely                
Lonely_Sterotype - Old age is a time of loneliness                
SCQLang1 - Are you currently fluent in more than one language                
SCQLang2 - Were you ever fluent in more than one language                
SCQLang3 - What age did you stop using the second language in which you were fluent                
SCQLang3_Pilot - What age did you stop using the second language                
SCQLang4Irish - Apart from english, what other languages are/were you fluent in                
SCQLang4OthEU - Apart from english, what other languages are/were you fluent in                
SCQLang4OthNonEU - Apart from english, what other languages are/were you fluent in                
SCQLang4Irish_Pilot - Apart from english, what other languages do/did you speak                
SCQLang4OthEU_Pilot - Apart from english, what other languages do/did you speak                
SCQLang4OthNonEU_Pilot - Apart from english, what other languages do/did you speak                
SCQLang5Birht - From what age were you exposed to the second languages in which you are/were fluent                
SCQLang5Prim - From what age were you exposed to the second languages in which you are/were fluent                
SCQLang5Second - From what age were you exposed to the second languages in which you are/were fluent                
SCQLang5Later - From what age were you exposed to the second languages in which you are/were fluent                
SCQLang5_Pilot - From what age were you exposed to the second languages in which you are/were fluent                
NEO-Five Factor Inventory                
SCQPers1 - I am not a worrier                
SCQPers2 - I like to have a lot of people around me                
SCQPers3 - I enjoy concentrating on a fantasy or a daydream and exploring all its possibilities, letting it grow and develop                
SCQPers4 - I try to be courteous to everyone I meet                
SCQPers5 - I keep my belongings neat and clean                
SCQPers6 - At times I have felt bitter and resentful                
SCQPers7 - I laugh easily                
SCQPers8 - I think it's interesting to learn and develop new hobbies                
SCQPers9 - At times I bully or flatter people into doing what I want them to                
SCQPers10 - I'm pretty good about pacing myself so as to get things done on time                
SCQPers11 - When I'm under a great deal of stress, sometimes I feel like I'm going to pieces                
SCQPers12 - I prefer jobs that let me work alone without being bothered by other people                
SCQPers13 - I am intrigued by patterns I find in art and nature                
SCQPers14 - Some people think I'm selfish and egotistical                
SCQPers15 - I often come into situations without being fully prepared                
SCQPers16 - I rarely feel lonely and blue                
SCQPers17 - I really enjoy talking to people                
SCQPers18 - I believe letting students hear controversial speakers can only confuse and mislead them                
SCQPers19 - If someone starts a fight, I'm ready to fight back                
SCQPers20 - I try to perform all the tasks assigned to me conscientiously                
SCQPers21 - I often feel tense and jittery                
SCQPers22 - I like to be where the action is                
SCQPers23 - Poetry has little or no effect on me                
SCQPers24 - I'm better than most people, and I know it                
SCQPers25 - I have a clear set of goals and work towards them in an orderly fashion                
SCQPers26 - Sometimes I feel completely worthless                
SCQPers27 - I shy away from crowds of people                
SCQPers28 - I would have difficulty just letting my mind wander without control or guidance                
SCQPers29 - When I've been insulted I just try to forgive and forget                
SCQPers30 - I waste a lot of time before settling down to work                
SCQPers31 - I rarely feel fearful or anxious                
SCQPers32 - I often feel as if I'm bursting with energy                
SCQPers33 - I seldom notice the moods or feelings that different environments produce                
SCQPers34 - I tend to assume the best about people                
SCQPers35 - I work hard to accomplish my goals                
SCQPers36 - I often get angry at the way people treat me                
SCQPers37 - I am a cheerful, high spirited person                
SCQPers38 - I experience a wide range of emotions and feelings                
SCQPers39 - Some people think of me as cold and calculating                
SCQPers40 - When I make a commitment, I can always be counted on to follow through                
SCQPers41 - Too often, when things go wrong, I get discouraged and feel like giving up                
SCQPers42 - I don't get much pleasure from chatting with people                
SCQPers43 - Sometimes when I am reading poetry or looking at a work of art, I feel a chill or a wave of excitement                
SCQPers44 - I have no sympathy for beggars                
SCQPers45 - Sometimes I'm not as dependable or reliable as I should be                
SCQPers46 - I am seldom sad and depressed                
SCQPers47 - My life is fast-paced                
SCQPers48 - I have little interest in speculating on the nature of the universe or the human condition                
SCQPers49 - I generally try to be thoughtful and considerate                
SCQPers50 - I am a productive person who always gets the job                
SCQPers51 - I often feel helpless and want someone else to solve my problems.                
SCQPers52 - I am a very active person.                
SCQPers53 - I have a lot of intellectual curiosity.                
SCQPers54 - If I don't like people I let them know it.                
SCQPers55 - I never seem to be able to get organised.                
SCQPers56 - At times I have been so ashamed I just want to hide.                
SCQPers57 - I would rather go my own way than be a leader of others.                
SCQPers58 - I often enjoy playing with theories or abstract ideas.                
SCQPers59 - If necessary, I am willing to manipulate people to get what I want.                
SCQPers60 - I strive for excellence in everything I do.                
SCQSex - For some people sex is a very important part of their lives and for others it is not very important at all. How important a part of your life would you say that sex is?                
SCQSexAct - Are you currently sexually active (within the last 12 months)?                
SCQSexFreq - How often do you engage in sexual activity                
SCQSexOrient - The next question is related to your sexual orientation. This describes who you are sexually and emotionally attracted to                
SCQSexualOrientation1 - Heterosexual                
SCQSexualOrientation2 - Homosexual                
SCQSexualOrientation3 - Bisexual                
SCQSexualOrientation4 - Asexual                
SCQSexualOrientationOth - Other                
SCQSexualOrientationSpfy - Other: Specify                
The Falls Efficacy Scale-International (FES-I)                
SCQFalls1 - Cleaning the house (e.g. sweep, vacuum, dust).                
SCQFalls2 - Getting dressed or undressed.                
SCQFalls3 - Preparing simple meals.                
SCQFalls4 - Taking a bath or shower.                
SCQFalls5 - Going to the shop.                
SCQFalls6 - Getting in or out of a chair.                
SCQFalls7 - Going up or down stairs.                
SCQFalls8 - Walking around in the neighbourhood.                
SCQFalls9 - Reaching for something above your head or on the ground.                
SCQFalls10 - Going to answer the telephone before it stops ringing.                
SCQFalls11 - Walking on a slippery surface (e.g. wet or icy).                
SCQFalls12 - Visiting a friend or relative.                
SCQFalls13 - Walking in a place with crowds.                
SCQFalls14 - Walking on an uneven surface (e.g. rocky ground, poorly maintained pavement).                
SCQFalls15 - Walking up or down a slope.                
SCQFalls16 - Going out to a social event (e.g. religious service, family gathering, or club meeting).                
SCQHeating_Pilot - What is the main way in which you heat your accommodation in the winter?                
SCQHeating1 - What is the main way in which you heat your accommodation in the winter? : Central Heating                
SCQHeating2 - What is the main way in which you heat your accommodation in the winter? : Open fire only                
SCQHeating3 - What is the main way in which you heat your accommodation in the winter?: Portable heaters only                
SCQHeating4 - What is the main way in which you heat your accommodation in the winter? : Open fire and portable heaters                
SCQHeating5 - What is the main way in which you heat your accommodation in the winter? : Closed solid fuel appliance only                
SCQHeating6 - What is the main way in which you heat your accommodation in the winter? : Closed solid fuel appliance and portable heaters                
SCQHeatingAdequate - Does the household keep the home adequately warm?                
SCQHeatingAdequateComment - Please Specify                
SCQHeatingShortage - Have you ever had to go without heating during the last 12 months through lack of money?                
SCQAccom1 - A leaking roof?                
SCQAccom2 - Leaking or moisture getting in through walls?                
SCQAccom3 - Leaking or moisture getting in at door or windows?                
SCQAccom4 - Leaks from water pipes?                
SCQAccom5 - Rising damp?                
SCQAccom6 - Condensation dampness?                
SCQAccom7 - General dampness from unknown sources?                
SCQAccom8 - Mould on walls/ceilings etc?                
SCQAccom9 - Corrosion or rot around any external door(s)?                
SCQAccom10 - Badly fitting doors?                
SCQAccom11 - Corrosion or rot around any window(s)?                
SCQAccom12 - Leaky or draughty windows?                
SCQAccom13 - Windows that don’t open/close properly?                
SCQAccom14 - Rot in timbers other than windows/doors,                
SCQAccom15 - such as rot in joists, floor boards etc?                
SCQAccom16 - Structural cracks in internal or external SUPPORT walls?                
SCQAccom17 - Subsidence in floors?                
SCQAccom18 - Pests – rats, mice, cockroaches?                
SCQAccom19 - Noise from neighbouring houses?                
SCQAccom20 - Difficulty in heating your accommodation?                
SCQAccom20Spcfy - Other problems, please specify                
Neighbourhood Deprivation Scale                
SCQNghBH1 - I really feel part of this area.                
SCQNghBH2 - Vandalism and graffiti are a big problem in this area.                
SCQNghBH3 - I often feel lonely living in this area.                
SCQNghBH4 - Most people in this area can be trusted.                
SCQNghBH5 - People would be afraid to walk alone after dark in this area.                
SCQNghBH5_pilot - People would be afraid to walk in this area after dark                
SCQNghBH6 - Most people in this area are friendly.                
SCQNghBH7 - People in this area will take advantage of you.                
SCQNghBH8 - This area is kept very clean.                
SCQNghBH9 - If you were in trouble, there are lots of people in this area who would help you.                
Coping Inventory for Stressful Situations - CISS-21                
SCQCISS1 - Take some time off and get away from the situation                
SCQCISS2 - Focus on the problem and see how I can solve it                
SCQCISS3 - Blame myself for having gotten into this situation                
SCQCISS4 - Treat myself to a favourite food or snack                
SCQCISS5 - Feel anxious about not being able to cope                
SCQCISS6 - Think about how I solved similar problems                
SCQCISS7 - Visit a friend                
SCQCISS8 - Determine a course of action and follow it                
SCQCISS9 - Buy myself something                
SCQCISS10 - Blame myself for being too emotional about the situation                
SCQCISS11 - Work to understand the situation                
SCQCISS12 - Become very upset                
SCQCISS13 - Take corrective action immediately                
SCQCISS14 - Blame myself for not knowing what to do                
SCQCISS15 - Spend time with a special person                
SCQCISS16 - Think about the event and learn from my mistakes                
SCQCISS17 - Wish that I could change what had happened or how I felt                
SCQCISS18 - Go out for a snack or meal                
SCQCISS19 - Analyse the problem before reacting                
SCQCISS20 - Focus on my general inadequacies                
SCQCISS21 - Phone a friend                
SCQProtein1 - Beef or Lamb-including roast, steak stew, mince                
SCQProtein2 - Pork-including roast, chops, slices                
SCQProtein3 - Ham, Bacon                
SCQProtein4 - Chicken or Turkey portion –including breast, thigh, leg                
SCQProtein5 - Chicken products including chicken nuggets or breaded chicken                
SCQProtein6 - Fresh fish                
SCQProtein7 - Fish, including breaded, battered, or fish fingers                
SCQProtein8 - Processed meat - including meat pies,pasties, sausage rolls, burgers, sausages,                
SCQProtein9 - Lentils, tofu, soya meat, vegeburger                
SCQCereal1 - White bread                
SCQCereal2 - Brown bread                
SCQCereal3 - Porridge, readybrek                
SCQCereal4 - High fibre cereal e.g Weetabix, all bran branflakes, bran buds, muesli                
SCQCereal5 - Other cereal e.g. cornflakes, rice crispies                
SCQStarch1 - Potatoes, including boiled, mashed, baked potatoes, but excluding roast potatoes, chips or potato products eg waffles                
SCQStarch2 - Chips, roast potatoes, and potato products, eg potato waffles, smiles                
SCQStarch3 - Rice                
SCQStarch4 - Pasta                
SCQFat1 - Yoghurt (carton)                
SCQFat2 - Cheese-including cheddar, cheese slices, soft cheese                
SCQFat3 - Eggs (one) including boiled, scrambled, poached, fried                
SCQFat4 - Cream (tablespoon)                
SCQFat5 - Salad dressings (tablespoon)                
SCQFat6 - Butter (teaspoon)                
SCQFat7 - Low fat spread (teaspoon)                
SCQFat8 - Cholesterol lowering spread e.g. benecol, flora pro active                
SCQVeg1 - Fruit including fresh, frozen, dried, tinned                
SCQVeg2 - Green vegetables, including cabbage, broccoli, peas, green beans                
SCQVeg3 - Orange/Yellow vegetables, including carrots, turnips, cauliflower                
SCQVeg4 - Salad or other vegetables, including leeks, onions, garlic, sweet peppers, mushrooms, sweetcorn,tomatoes, beetroot                
SCQSnack1 - Plain biscuits                
SCQSnack2 - Chocolate Biscuits, including wrapped chocolate biscuits, eg Twix, Kit-Kat, Penguin                
SCQSnack3 - Confectionary, including sweets and chocolate bars                
SCQSnack4 - Cakes, buns, desserts, eg cheesecakes, apple tart                
SCQSnack5 - Savoury snacks, eg crisps, tortilla chips                
SCQSoupSauce1 - Vegetable soup (homemade/carton)                
SCQSoupSauce2 - Vegetable soup (packet, cup-a-soup)                
SCQSoupSauce3 - Sauces e.g. white sauce, cheese sauce, gravy (tablespoon)                
SCQSoupSauce4 - Marmite, bovril                
SCQSoupSauce5 - Jam, marmalade                
SCQDrink1 - Water (glass)                
SCQDrink2 - Tea (cup)                
SCQDrink3 - Coffee (cup)                
SCQDrink4 - Cocoa, hot chocolate (cup)                
SCQDrink5 - Horlicks, Ovaltine (cup)                
SCQDrink6 - Wine (glass)                
SCQDrink7 - Beer (half pint)                
SCQDrink8 - Spirits (single measure)                
SCQDrink9 - Low Calorie or Diet Fizzy drinks (glass)                
SCQDrink10 - Fizzy drinks (glass)                
SCQDrink11 - Pure fruit juice (glass)                
SCQDrink12 - Fruit squash, diluted orange (glass)                
SCQMilkType - What type of milk do you use most often                
SCQMilkVol - How much milk do you use each day                
AddressX_Est - Estate / Street Address                
AddressX_Dist - District / Townland                
AddressX_Town - Village / Town / City                
AddressX_Co - County                
AddressX_Country - Country                
AddressX_Yfrom - Year from                
AddressX_Yto - Year to                
AddressX_Dur - Duration in years                
AddressX_Water_public - Water supply: Public main                
AddressX_Water_group - Water supply: Group scheme                
AddressX_Water_well - Water supply: Private well                
SCQOrganis1 - Are you a member of any of these organisations, clubs or societies: Political party, trade union or environmental groups                
SCQOrganis2 - Are you a member of any of these organisations, clubs or societies: Tenants groups, resident groups, neighbourhood watch                
SCQOrganis3 - Are you a member of any of these organisations, clubs or societies: Church or other religious groups                
SCQOrganis4 - Are you a member of any of these organisations, clubs or societies: Charitable associations                
SCQOrganis5 - Are you a member of any of these organisations, clubs or societies: Education, arts or music groups or evening classes                
SCQOrganis6 - Are you a member of any of these organisations, clubs or societies: Social clubs                
SCQOrganis7 - Are you a member of any of these organisations, clubs or societies: Sports clubs, GAA or gym exercise classes                
SCQOrganis8 - Are you a member of any of these organisations, clubs or societies: Any other organisations, clubs or societies                
SCQOrganisType1 - Clubs/Groups: GAA                
SCQOrganisType2 - Clubs/Groups: Bridge                
SCQOrganisType3 - Clubs/Groups: Soccer                
SCQOrganisType4 - Clubs/Groups: Dance                
SCQOrganisType5 - Clubs/Groups: Rugby                
SCQOrganisType6 - Clubs/Groups: Art                
SCQOrganisType7 - Clubs/Groups: Golf                
SCQOrganisType8 - Clubs/Groups: Gym                
SCQOrganisType9 - Clubs/Groups: Tennis                
SCQOrganisType10 - Clubs/Groups: Singing (Choir)                
SCQOrganisOth - Clubs/Groups: Other                
SCQOrganisSpfy - Other Clubs/Groups: Specify                
Abbreviated PTSD Checklist-Civilian version (PLC-C)                
SCQPCL1 - Repeated, disturbing memories, thoughts or images of a stressful experience from the past                
SCQPCL2 - Feeling very upset when something reminded you of a stressful experience from the past                
SCQPCL3 - Avoided activities or situations because they reminded you of a stressful experience from the past                
SCQPCL4 - Feeling distant or cut off from other people                
SCQPCL5 - Feeling irritable or having angry outbursts                
SCQPCL6 - Difficulty concentrating                
Purpose in Life scale                
SCQPurpose1 - I enjoy making plans for the future and working to make them a reality                
SCQPurpose2 - My daily activities often seem trivial and unimportant to me                
SCQPurpose3 - I am an active person in carrying out the plans I set for myself                
SCQPurpose4 - I don’t have a good sense of what it is I’m trying to accomplish in life                
SCQPurpose5 - I sometimes feel as if I’ve done all there is to do in life                
SCQPurpose6 - I live life one day at a time and don’t really thing about the future                
SCQPurpose7 - I have a sense of direction and purpose in my life                
SCQHealthCond1 - Did you have any of the conditions during your childhood (up to age 15): Measles                
SCQHealthCond2 - Did you have any of the conditions during your childhood (up to age 15): Chicken Pox                
SCQHealthCond3 - Did you have any of the conditions during your childhood (up to age 15): Mumps                
SCQHealthCond4 - Did you have any of the conditions during your childhood (up to age 15): Polio                
SCQHealthCond5 - Did you have any of the conditions during your childhood (up to age 15): Tuberculosis (TB)                
SCQHealthCond6 - Did you have any of the conditions during your childhood (up to age 15): Broken Bones                
SCQHealthCond7 - Did you have any of the conditions during your childhood (up to age 15): Asthma                
SCQHealthCond8 - Did you have any of the conditions during your childhood (up to age 15): Allergies other than asthma (e.g. food intolerance)                
SCQHealthCond9 - Did you have any of the conditions during your childhood (up to age 15): Respiratory problems other than asthma                
SCQHealthCond10 - Did you have any of the conditions during your childhood (up to age 15): Chronic ear problems                
SCQHealthCond11 - Did you have any of the conditions during your childhood (up to age 15): Severe headaches or migraines                
SCQHealthCond12 - Did you have any of the conditions during your childhood (up to age 15): Epilepsy, fits or seizures                
SCQHealthCond13 - Did you have any of the conditions during your childhood (up to age 15): Emotional, nervous or psychiatric problems                
SCQHealthCond14 - Did you have any of the conditions during your childhood (up to age 15): Appendicitis                
SCQHealthCond15 - Did you have any of the conditions during your childhood (up to age 15): Childhood diabetes or high blood sugar                
SCQHealthCond16 - Did you have any of the conditions during your childhood (up to age 15): Heart trouble                
SCQHealthCond17 - Did you have any of the conditions during your childhood (up to age 15): Leukaemia or lymphoma                
SCQHealthCond18 - Did you have any of the conditions during your childhood (up to age 15): Cancer or malignant tumor                
SCQCantrillLadder - Think of this ladder as representing where people stand in our society. Mark a cross on the rung of the ladder where you would place yourself                
SCQTechUse1 - Which of the following devices do you have access to in your home: Desktop computer                
SCQTechUse2 - Which of the following devices do you have access to in your home: Laptop computer                
SCQTechUse3 - Which of the following devices do you have access to in your home: Tablet computer                
SCQTechUse4 - Which of the following devices do you have access to in your home: Smartphone                
SCQTechUse5 - Which of the following devices do you have access to in your home: TV                
SCQTechUse6 - Which of the following devices do you have access to in your home: Other mobile devices                
SCQTechUseSpfy - Please specify                
SCQInternetAccess1 - Do you have access to the internet: I can access it at home                
SCQInternetAccess2 - Do you have access to the internet: I can access it elsewhere                
SCQInternetAccess3 - Do you have access to the internet: I have no access to the internet                
SCQNetDev1 - Which of the following devices do you access the internet: Desktop computer                
SCQNetDev2 - Which of the following devices do you access the internet: Laptop computer                
SCQNetDev3 - Which of the following devices do you access the internet: Tablet computer                
SCQNetDev4 - Which of the following devices do you access the internet: Smartphone                
SCQNetDev5 - Which of the following devices do you access the internet: TV                
SCQNetDev6 - Which of the following devices do you access the internet: Other mobile devices                
SCQNetDev7_Pilot - Which of the following devices do you access the internet: Do not access the internet                
SCQNetDevSpfy - Please specify                
SCQTechUseFreq - On average, how often do you use the internet or email                
SCQNetUse1 - For which of the following activities did you use the internet in the last 3 months: Sending/receiving e-mails                
SCQNetUse2 - For which of the following activities did you use the internet in the last 3 months: Telephoning or using video calls                
SCQNetUse3 - For which of the following activities did you use the internet in the last 3 months: Searching for information for learning, research, fact findng                
SCQNetUse4 - For which of the following activities did you use the internet in the last 3 months: Financial transations                
SCQNetUse5 - For which of the following activities did you use the internet in the last 3 months: using social networking sites                
SCQNetUse6 - For which of the following activities did you use the internet in the last 3 months: News/newspaper/blog websites                
SCQNetUse7 - For which of the following activities did you use the internet in the last 3 months: Gaming/apps                
SCQNetUse8 - For which of the following activities did you use the internet in the last 3 months: Instant messageing (e.g. WhatsApp, Signal)                
SCQNetUse9 - For which of the following activities did you use the internet in the last 3 months: Listening to music (e.g. Spotify, YouTube, AppleMusic)                
SCQNetUse10 - For which of the following activities did you use the internet in the last 3 months: Watching films / TV shows (e.g. Netflix, YouTube, Apple TV, Disney +)                
SCQNetUseOth - For which of the following activities did you use the internet in the last 3 months: Other (please specify)                
SCQNetUseSpfy - Please specify                
SCQNetUse1_pilot - For which of the following activities did you use the internet in the last 3 months: Sending/receiving e-mails                
SCQNetUse2_pilot - For which of the following activities did you use the internet in the last 3 months: Telephoning or using video calls                
SCQNetUse3_pilot - For which of the following activities did you use the internet in the last 3 months: Searching for information for learning, research, fact findng                
SCQNetUse4_pilot - For which of the following activities did you use the internet in the last 3 months: Financial transations                
SCQNetUse5_pilot - For which of the following activities did you use the internet in the last 3 months: using social networking sites                
SCQNetUse6_pilot - For which of the following activities did you use the internet in the last 3 months: News/newspaper/blog websites                
SCQNetUse7_pilot - For which of the following activities did you use the internet in the last 3 months: Other (please specify)                
SCQDiscrim1 - In the past two years have you felt personally discriminated against because of your age in any of the following situations: The workplace                
SCQDiscrim2 - In the past two years have you felt personally discriminated against because of your age in any of the following situations: While looking for work                
SCQDiscrim3 - In the past two years have you felt personally discriminated against because of your age in any of the following situations: In places such as shops, pubs or restaurants                
SCQDiscrim4 - In the past two years have you felt personally discriminated against because of your age in any of the following situations: Using services of banks, insurance companies or other financial institutes                
SCQDiscrim5 - In the past two years have you felt personally discriminated against because of your age in any of the following situations: In relation to education                
SCQDiscrim6 - In the past two years have you felt personally discriminated against because of your age in any of the following situations: While you were looking for housing or accommodation                
SCQDiscrim7 - In the past two years have you felt personally discriminated against because of your age in any of the following situations: While accessing health services                
SCQDiscrim8 - In the past two years have you felt personally discriminated against because of your age in any of the following situations: Using transport services                
SCQDiscrim9 - In the past two years have you felt personally discriminated against because of your age in any of the following situations: Accessing other public services either at a local or national level                
SCQCurrentPet - Do you currently have any pets                
SCQPetType1 - What kind of pet/pets are these: Dog                
SCQPetType2 - What kind of pet/pets are these: Cat                
SCQPetType3 - What kind of pet/pets are these: Small mammal                
SCQPetType4 - What kind of pet/pets are these: Bird                
SCQPetType5 - What kind of pet/pets are these: Fish                
SCQPetTypeOth - What kind of pet/pets are these: Other (please specify)                
SCQPetTypeComment - Please specify                
SCQPetReason1 - What are you reasons for having a pet: Enjoy (love) animals                
SCQPetReason2 - What are you reasons for having a pet: Protections                
SCQPetReason3 - What are you reasons for having a pet: Companionship                
SCQPetReason4 - What are you reasons for having a pet: Playmate for child                
SCQPetReason5 - What are you reasons for having a pet: Want something I could take care of                
SCQPetReason6 - What are you reasons for having a pet: Want something to keep me busy                
SCQPetReason7 - What are you reasons for having a pet: Want something to keep me active (get exercise)                
SCQPetReason8 - What are you reasons for having a pet: Therapy (e.g. guide dog)                
SCQPetReason9 - What are you reasons for having a pet: Was given the pet                
SCQPetReasonOth - What are you reasons for having a pet: Other (please specify)                
SCQPetReasonComment - Please specify                
SCQPetTime - How long have you had your pet                
SCQPetDogWalk - How many days per week do you walk your dog                
SCQMCTQWork1 - I have to get up at _ o'clock                
SCQMCTQWork2 - I need _ minutes to wake up                
SCQMCTQWork3 - I regularly wake up before/after the alarm                
SCQMCTQWork4 - From _ o'clock, I am fully awake                
SCQMCTQWork5 - At around _ o'clock, I have an energy dip                
SCQMCTQWork6 - On nights before work days, I go to bed at _ o'clock                
SCQMCTQWork7 - If I get a chance, I would like to take a siesta/nap                
SCQMCTQWork8 - If yes: I then sleep for _ minutes                
SCQMCTQWork9 - If no: I would feel terrible after                
SCQMCTQFree1 - My dream would be to sleep until _ o'clock                
SCQMCTQFree2_pilot - I normally wake up at _ o'clock                
SCQMCTQFree2 - I normally wake up at _ o'clock                
SCQMCTQFree3 - If I wake up at around the normal (workday) alarm time, I try to get back to sleep                
SCQMCTQFree4 - If I get back to sleep, I sleep for another _ minutes                
SCQMCTQFree5 - I need _ minutes to wake up                
SCQMCTQFree6 - From _ o'clock, I am fully awake                
SCQMCTQFree7 - At around _ o'clock, I have an energy dip                
SCQMCTQFree8 - On nights before free days, I go to bed at _ o'clock                
SCQMCTQFree9 - If I get a chance, I would like to take a siesta/nap                
SCQMCTQFree10 - If yes: I then sleep for _ minutes                
SCQMCTQFree11 - If no: I would feel terrible after                
SCQMCTQReading - Once I am in bed, I would like to read for _ minutes                
SCQMCTQFallAsleep - ..but generally fall asleep after no more than _ minutes                
SCQMCTQDarkRoom - I prefer to sleep in a completely dark room                
SCQMCTQMorningLight - I wake up more easily when morning light shines into my room                
SCQMCTQWinterWorkDaylightHours - In winter: (work days) How long do you spend on average outside (really outside) exposed to daylight: hours                
SCQMCTQWinterWorkDaylightMins - In winter: (work days) How long do you spend on average outside (really outside) exposed to daylight: mins                
SCQMCTQWinterFreeDaylightHours - In winter: (free days) How long do you spend on average outside (really outside) exposed to daylight: hours                
SCQMCTQWinterFreeDaylightMins - In winter: (free days) How long do you spend on average outside (really outside) exposed to daylight: mins                
SCQMCTQSummerWorkDaylightHours - In summer: (work days) How long do you spend on average outside (really outside) exposed to daylight: hours                
SCQMCTQSummerWorkDaylightMins - In summer: (work days) How long do you spend on average outside (really outside) exposed to daylight: mins                
SCQMCTQSummerFreeDaylightHours - In summer: (free days) How long do you spend on average outside (really outside) exposed to daylight: hours                
SCQMCTQSummerFreeDaylightMins - In summer: (free days) How long do you spend on average outside (really outside) exposed to daylight: mins                
SCQMCTQWorkDaylightHours_pilot - (Work days) How long do you spend on average outside (really outside) exposed to daylight: hours                
SCQMCTQWorkDaylightMins_pilot - (Work days) How long do you spend on average outside (really outside) exposed to daylight: mins                
SCQMCTQFreeDaylightHours_pilot - (Free days) How long do you spend on average outside (really outside) exposed to daylight: hours                
SCQMCTQFreeDaylightMins_pilot - (Free days) How long do you spend on average outside (really outside) exposed to daylight: mins                
SCQMCTQClockType - I used: 12/24 hour clock                
LoneLife - Have you experienced loneliness in other phases of your life?                
LoneAge - When have you experienced loneliness?                
LoneProfession - If you have ever experienced loneliness have you ever spoken to any of the following about it?                
Gamble1 - Over the past 12 months, how often have you done any of the activities listed below? Bought a lottery ticket or scrathcard                
Gamble2 - Over the past 12 months, how often have you done any of the activities listed below? Played lottery games online                
Gamlbe3 - Over the past 12 months, how often have you done any of the activities listed below? Gambled in a bookmakers shop                
Gamlbe4 - Over the past 12 months, how often have you done any of the activities listed below? Gambled online or by telephone                
Gamble5 - Over the past 12 months, how often have you done any of the activities listed below? Placed a bet at a horse or dog racing                
Gamble6 - Over the past 12 months, how often have you done any of the activities listed below? Played games at a casino                
Gamble7 - Over the past 12 months, how often have you done any of the activities listed below? Played a card game for money with friends/family                
Gamble8 - Over the past 12 months, how often have you done any of the activities listed below? Played bingo in person                
Gamble9 - Over the past 12 months, how often have you done any of the activities listed below? Other (please specify:)                
GambleOth - Specify:                
IPAQE1 - What is the main type of housing in your neighbourhood?                
IPAQE1Detatched - What is the main type of housing in your neighbourhood?: Detatched single-family hosuing                
IPAQE1Townhouse - What is the main type of housing in your neighbourhood?: Townhouses, row houses, apartments, or condos of 2-3 stories                
IPAQE1MixedHousing - What is the main type of housing in your neighbourhood?: Mix of single-family residences and townhouses, row houses, apartments or condos                
IPAQE1SmallApartments - What is the main type of housing in your neighbourhood?: Apartments or condos of 4-12 stories                
IPAQE1LargeApartments - What is the main type of housing in your neighbourhood?: Apartments or condoes of more than 12 stories                
IPAQE2 - Many shops, stores, markets or other places to buy things I need are within easy walking distance of my home.                
IPAQE3 - It is within a 10-15 minutes walk to a transit stop (such as bus, train, trolley, or tram) from my home. Would                
IPAQE4 - There are sidewalks on most of the streets in my neighborhood                
IPAQE5 - There are facilities to bicycle in or near my neighborhood, such as special lanes, separate paths or trails, shared use paths for cycles and pedestrians.                
IPAQE6 - My neighborhood has several free or low cost recreation facilities, such as parks, walking trails, bike paths, recreation centers, playgrounds, public swimming pools, etc.                
IPAQE7 - The crime rate in my neighborhood makes it unsafe to go on walks at night                
SCQHome - Leave your home                
SCQShopping - Go grocery shopping                
SCQVisitfamily - Travel to visit family members                
SCQVisitfriends - Travel to visit friends                
SCQRelservice - Attend religious services outside your home                
SCQExercise - Exercise at home                
SCQWalk20 - Walk outside your home for more than 20 minutes                
SCQSocDistance - Do you keep distance from others when you go outside your home?                
SCQWashhands - Wash your hands more frequently than usual?                
SCQDisinfect - Use special hand santizer or disinfection fluids?                
SCQCover - Pay special attention to covering coughs and sneezes?                
SCQMedication - Taking any drugs or medicine as a prevention against COVID-19?                
SCQMask - Wear a protective face mask when outside the home, around other people?                
SCQPhoneChildren - Children                
SCQPhoneParents - Parents                
SCQPhoneRelatives - Other relatives                
SCQPhoneFriends - Neighbours / friends                
SCQSatisfied - Overall, how satisfied are you with your life nowadays?                
SCQMedicalAtn - Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, did you need medical care, but dela                
SCQMedAfford - Why did you delay or not get that care?: I could not afford it                
SCQMedApt - Why did you delay or not get that care?: I could not get an appointment                
SCQMedCancel - Why did you delay or not get that care?: The clinic / hospital / doctor's office                
SCQMedWait - Why did you delay or not get that care?: I decided it could wait                
SCQMedAfraid - Why did you delay or not get that care?: I was afraid to go                
SCQDelaySurgeryMajor - What type(s) of care or health services did you delay?: Major Surgery (requiring                
SCQDelayPubHealth - What type(s) of care or health services did you delay?: Public health or Communi                
SCQDelaySurgeryMinor - What type(s) of care or health services did you delay?: Minor surgery as an outp                
SCQDelayOT - What type(s) of care or health services did you delay?: Occupational therapy                
SCQDelayGP - What type(s) of care or health services did you delay?: Seeing your General Prac                
SCQDelayPhysio - What type(s) of care or health services did you delay?: Physiotherapy services                
SCQDelayScript - What type(s) of care or health services did you delay?: Getting a prescription f                
SCQDelayCounsel - What type(s) of care or health services did you delay?: Psychological/counsellin                
SCQDelayMeds - What type(s) of care or health services did you delay?: Getting medications                
SCQDelayHearing - What type(s) of care or health services did you delay?: Hearing services                
SCQDelayDental - What type(s) of care or health services did you delay?: Dental care                
SCQDelayRespite - What type(s) of care or health services did you delay?: Respite Services                
SCQDelayOptician - What type(s) of care or health services did you delay?: Optician                
SCQDelayOther - What type(s) of care or health services did you delay?: Other                
SCQOnlineGP - Did you avail of a telephone or online appointment from: General practitioner                
SCQOnlinePharmacist - Did you avail of a telephone or online appointment from: Pharmacist                
SCQOnlineDoc - Did you avail of a telephone or online appointment from: Hospital doctor                
SCQOnlineProf - Did you avail of a telephone or online appointment from: Any other health profes                
SCQOnlineOther - Did you avail of a telephone or online appointment from: Other, please specify                
SCQVitaminD - Since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic in March 2020, have you started taki                
SCQVitaminDSpecify - Specify Dosage of Vit D                
SCQGovGuidance - Do you find the official Irish government guidance on COVID-19 easy to understan                
SCQCovidKnowledge - How would you rate your knowledge about COVID-19?                
SCQCovidConcern - Overall, on a scale from 1 to 10, how concerned are you about the Covid-19 pande                
SCQSelfCovid - Do you think that you have or have had COVID-19?                
SCQDiagnosisMonth - In which Month did you first get diagnosed or feel that you had Covid-19?                
SCQDiagnosisYear - In which year did you first get diagnosed or feel that you had COVID-19                
SCQSymptomBreath - Experience of any symptoms since the pandemic started?: Shortness of breath                
SCQSymptomCough - Experience of any symptoms since the pandemic started?: Cough                
SCQSymptomFever - Experience of any symptoms since the pandemic started?: Fever                
SCQSymptomThroat - Experience of any symptoms since the pandemic started?: Sore throat                
SCQSymptomDiarrhoea - Experience of any symptoms since the pandemic started?: Diarrhoea                
SCQSymptomSense - Experience of any symptoms since the pandemic started?: Loss of sense of smell o                
SCQSymptomNausea - Experience of any symptoms since the pandemic started?: Nausea or vomiting                
SCQSymptomPain - Experience of any symptoms since the pandemic started?: Muscle or joint pain                
SCQSymptomFatigue - Experience of any symptoms since the pandemic started?: Fatigue                
SCQSymptomFalls - Experience of any symptoms since the pandemic started?: Increased falls                
SCQSymptomConfusion - Experience of any symptoms since the pandemic started?: Confusion                
SCQSymptomNone - Experience of any symptoms since the pandemic started?: None of these                
SCQHospitalStayCovid - Did you get Covid-19 during or immediately after a non-COVID related stay in hospital                
SCQCovidRecovery - Did you make a full recovery from COVID-19?                
SCQCovidRecoverySick - How many weeks were you sick before you felt that you made a fully recovery from COVID-19                
SCQCovidSymptoms - How many weeks have you now had symptoms of COVID-19?                
SCQCovidHosp - Did you require hospital treatment for Covid-19?                
SCQHospitalMonth - In which month was this?                
SCQHospitalYear - In which year was this?                
SCQHospitalNights - How many nights did you spend in hospital?                
SCQHospitalOxygen - Were you on oxygen to help you breathe while you were in hospital?                
SCQSelfCovid2 - Do you think that you have or have had COVID-19 for a second time?                
SCQDiagnosisMonth2 - In which Month did you get diagnosed or feel that you had Covid-19 for the second time                
SCQDiagnosisYear2 - In which year did you get diagnosed or feel that you had COVID-19 for the second time                
SCQSelfCovid3 - Do you think that you have or have had COVID-19 for a third time?                
SCQDiagnosisMonth3 - In which Month did you get diagnosed or feel that you had Covid-19 for the secon                
SCQDiagnosisYear3 - In which year did you get diagnosed or feel that you had COVID-19 for the third                
SCQHouseholdDiagnosis - Excluding yourself, has anyone in your household been diagnosed with COVID-19?                
SCQRelationshipSpouse - What is their relationship you?: Spouse/Partner                
SCQRelationshipChild - What is their relationship you?: Son(s) or Daughter(s)                
SCQRelationshipParent - What is their relationship you?: Parent(s)                
SCQRelationshipGrandchild - What is their relationship you?: Grandchild(ren)                
SCQRelationshipSibling - What is their relationship you?: Sibling(s)                
SCQRelationshipCarer - What is their relationship you?: Carer                
SCQRelationshipOther - What is their relationship you?: Other, (please specify)                
SCQRelSymptomBreath - Experience of any symptoms since the pandemic started?: Shortness of breath                
SCQRelSymptomCough - Experience of any symptoms since the pandemic started?: Cough                
SCQRelSymptomFever - Experience of any symptoms since the pandemic started?: Fever                
SCQRelSymptomThroat - Experience of any symptoms since the pandemic started?: Sore throat                
SCQRelSymptomDiarrhoea - Experience of any symptoms since the pandemic started?: Diarrhoea                
SCQRelSymptomSense - Experience of any symptoms since the pandemic started?: Loss of sense of smell o                
SCQRelSymptomNausea - Experience of any symptoms since the pandemic started?: Nausea or vomiting                
SCQRelSymptomPain - Experience of any symptoms since the pandemic started?: Muscle or joint pain                
SCQRelSymptomFatigue - Experience of any symptoms since the pandemic started?: Fatigue                
SCQRelSymptomFalls - Experience of any symptoms since the pandemic started?: Increased falls                
SCQRelSymptomConfusion - Experience of any symptoms since the pandemic started?: Confusion                
SCQRelSymptomNone - Experience of any symptoms since the pandemic started?: None of these                
SCQCovidContactConfirmed - Close contact with COVID-19: Yes, I was in contact with a confirmed COVID-19 case                
SCQCovidContactSuspected - Close contact with COVID-19: Yes, I was in contact with a suspected COVID-19 case                
SCQCovidContactNo - Close contact with COVID-19: No, not to my knowledge                
SCQCovVax - How likely are you to get a Covid-19 vaccine every year?                
SCQVaxConcern1 - Reasons for hesitancy: I am concerned about the side effects and safety                
SCQVaxConcern2 - Reasons for hesitancy: I am concerned that the Covid-19 vaccine is being develop                
SCQVaxConcern3 - Reasons for hesitancy: I think the Covid-19 vaccine will not work                
SCQVaxConcern4 - Reasons for hesitancy: I already had Covid-19 so I think should be immune                
SCQVaxConcern5 - Reasons for hesitancy: I am worried the vaccine could give me Covid-19                
SCQVaxConcern6 - Reasons for hesitancy: I think Covid-19 is not a serious illness                
SCQVaxConcern7 - Reasons for hesitancy: I don't like vaccines                
SCQVaxConcern8 - Reasons for hesitancy: I don't like needles                
SCQVaxConcernSpfy - Reasons for hesitancy: Other (please specify)                
SCQYearlyVax - Who would you like to receive a vaccine from                
SCQYearlyVaxSpfy - Who would you like to receive a vaccine from: Other, please specify                
SCQCovidLoss - Has anyone close to you, such as a family member of friend, died with Covid-19?                
SCQCovidDiedSpouse - What is their relationship you?: Spouse/Partner                
SCQCovidDiedChild - What is their relationship you?: Son(s) or Daughter(s)                
SCQCovidDiedFriend - What is their relationship you?: Friend(s)/neighbour(s)                
SCQCovidDiedParent - What is their relationship you?: Parent(s)                
SCQCovidDiedGrandchild - What is their relationship you?: Grandchild(ren)                
SCQCovidDiedCarer - What is their relationship you?: Carer                
SCQCovidDiedSibling - What is their relationship you?: Sibling(s)                
SCQCovidDiedRelative - What is their relationship you?: Other relative(s)                
SCQCovidDiedOther - What is their relationship you?: Other, specify                
SCQFruitPortion - How many portions of fruit do you eat on a typical day?                
SCQVegPortion - How many portions of veg do you eat on a typical day?