CAREHOME: Is there anyone living with you whom
you look after?
NUMHOME: How many people living with you do
you look after or help?
CARESEP: Do you provide regular service/help
for someone not living with you?
NUMSEP: How many people not living with you do
you look after or help?
CAREWHO: Who do you provide care for?
CARESEX: Gender of person that respondent cares
for.
CAREAGE: Age of person that respondent cares
for.
CARELIVE: Do you live with the person you provide
care for?
CAREOAGE:
Do you provide care to someone due to old age or frailty?
CAREPDIS: Do you provide care to someone with
a physical disability?
CAREPILL: Do you provide care to someone with
a physical illness?
CARELDIS: Do you provide care to someone with
a learning disability?
CAREMILL: Do you provide care to someone with
a mental illness?
CAREHOUR: How many hours per day do you provide
care?
CAREDAYS: On how many days per week do you
provide care?
DOCARE1: Do you help with personal care to the
person you provide care for?
DOCARE2: Do you give physical help to the person
you provide care for?
DOCARE3: Do you give help up/down staires to
the person you provide care for?
DOCARE4: Do you give help with paperwork to
the person you provide care for?
DOCARE5: Do you give practical help to the person
you provide care for?
DOCARE6: Do you give other practical help to
the person you provide care for?
DOCARE7: Do you give companionship to the person
you provide care for?
DOCARE8: Do you take the person you provide
care for out?
DOCARE9: Do you give medicine to the person
you provide care for?
DOCARE10: Do you give supervision to the person
you provide care for?
DOCARE11: Do you give other help to the person
you provide care for?
MAINHELP: Which one of these things takes up
most of the time you spend caring?
HELPMON: How long have you been caring for or
helping?
DEPVISI1: Does (name) receive regular visits
from a doctor?
DEPVISI2: Does (name) receive regular visits
from a community or district nurse?
DEPVISI3: Does (name) receive regular visits
from a health visitor?
DEPVISI4: Does (name) receive regular visits
from a social worker?
DEPVISI5: Does (name) receive regular visits
from home helps?
DEPVISI6: Does (name) receive regular visits
from Meals on Wheels?
DEPVISI7: Does (name) receive regular visits
from a voluntary worker?
DEPVISI8: Does (name) receive regular visits
from another visitor or service?
DEPVISI9: Does (name) receive not regular visits
from anyone?
RELHELP1: Does a relative help look after (name)?
RELHELP2: Does a friend help look after (name)?
RELHELP3: Does a neighbour help look after
(name)?
RELHELP4: Does a paid helper help look after
(name)?
RELHELP5: Does anyone else help look after
(name)?
RELHELP6: Does nobody else help look after
(name)?
DEPREL: Do people who need care get most of their
help from relatives?
FORGRANT: Are carers too often taken for granted
by the authorities?
CARDUTY: Is looking after family members a duty
and carers should not be paid by the authorities?
RELWILL: Are relatives less willing than they
used to be to look after other family members?
CARBENEF: Should all carers be entitled to
a state benefit which recognises their work?
GOVCARE: Does the government provide most of
the help for people needing care?
WOMCARE2: Should women be prepared to give
up their jobs to care for family members?
MENCARE2: Should men be prepared to give up
their jobs to care for family members?
ELDCARE: Who should provide the bulk of the
care for elderly people?
OWNPROV: Should it be everyone's responsibility
to make their own provision so that they can pay for their own care
when they are old?
NOTPAY: Should people who have paid tax all their
lives be expected to pay for any care they may need when they are
old?
MKRELCAR: Should relatives be made to care
for close family members who need help?
ELDSELL: Should elderly people sell their own
home to meet the cost of living in an old person's home?
