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Scotland's People Volume 7: results from the 2001/2002 Scottish Household Survey

Table 6-68: Activities found difficult by adult population with any long standing illness, health problem or disability

Column percentages, 2001/2002 data
Adult population with long standing illness, health problem or disability

All

Climbing stairs

52

Walking for at least 10 minutes

49

Standing for at least 10 minutes

45

Doing the housework

39

Using a bus

29

Using a train

23

Preparing main meals

20

Dressing

15

Washing yourself

12

Using a car

10

Using a taxi

10

Using a telephone

4

None of these

29

Base

6,740

Columns add to more that 100% as multiple responses allowed

Table 6-69: Number of activities found difficult to manage on own by age

Column percentages, 2001/2002 data
Adult population with long standing illness, health problem or disability

16 to 24

25 to 34

35 to 44

45 to 59

60 to 74

75 plus

All

0

55

58

39

31

25

17

29

1-2

22

16

22

22

25

21

22

3-5

13

14

25

28

29

30

27

More than 5

10

12

14

18

21

31

21

Total

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

Base

155

373

666

1,547

2,282

1,716

6,739

Table 6-70: Whether respondent currently has adaptations/equipment by age

Column percentages, 2001/2002 data
Adult population with long standing illness, health problem or disability

16 to 24

25 to 34

35 to 44

45 to 59

60 to 74

75 plus

All

Yes

11

15

21

25

37

58

35

No

89

85

79

75

63

42

65

Total

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

Base

155

373

666

1,547

2,282

1,716

6,739

Table 6-71: Adaptations and equipment currently held and needed

Column percentages, 2001/2002 data
Adult population with long standing illness, health problem or disability

Have

Don't have but need

Wheelchair

14

4

Walking sticks/crutches

48

4

Walking frame, tripod or Zimmer

12

2

Trolley

6

1

Bed poles or ladders

4

1

Ramps

6

4

Artificial limbs

1

0

Handrail

54

30

Stairlift

6

17

Hoists

2

3

Special utensils

10

6

Pick-up aid

9

5

Dressing aid

3

2

Bath/shower seat

47

25

Bath lifts

7

13

Adapted toilet seat

19

3

Hearing aid

7

5

Other

14

12

Base

2,495

973

Table 6-72: Whether respondent needs any additional adaptations or equipment by age

Column percentages, 2001/2002 data
Adult population with long standing illness, health problem or disability

16 to 24

25 to 34

35 to 44

45 to 59

60 to 74

75 plus

All

Yes

10

10

12

16

19

22

18

No

90

90

88

84

81

78

82

Total

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

Base

155

373

666

1,547

2,282

1,716

6,739

Table 6-73: Whether anyone in household needs regular help or care by household type

Column percentages, 2001/2002 data
Households

Single adult

Small adult

Single parent

Small family

Large family

Large adult

Older smaller

Single pensioner

All

Yes

7

7

7

5

10

14

20

22

12

No

93

93

93

95

90

86

80

78

88

Total

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

Base

4,632

5,203

1,773

4,365

2,174

2,918

4,612

4,955

30,632

Table 6-74: Whether anyone in household needs regular help or care by housing tenure

Column percentages, 2001/2002 data
Households

Owned outright

Buying with help of loan/mortgage

Rent - LA/SH

Rent - HA, Co-op

Rent - private landlord

Other

All

Yes

12

6

21

23

6

12

12

No

88

94

79

77

94

88

88

Total

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

Base

8,137

11,637

6,864

1,636

1,808

550

30,632

Table 6-75: Whether anyone in household needs regular help or care by annual net household income

Column percentages, 2001/2002 data
Households

0 - 6,000

6,001-10,000

10,001-15,000

15,001-20,000

Over 20,000

All

Yes

11

17

18

12

5

12

No

89

83

82

88

95

88

Total

100

100

100

100

100

100

Base

2,877

6,208

6,303

4,458

9,751

29,597

Table 6-76: Whether anyone in household needs regular help or care by local authority

Row percentages, 2001/2002 data, Households

Yes

No

Total

Base

Aberdeen City

10

90

100

1,280

Aberdeenshire

8

92

100

1,230

Angus

11

89

100

662

Argyll and Bute

10

90

100

569

Clackmannanshire

15

85

100

547

Dumfries and Galloway

16

84

100

822

Dundee City

10

90

100

867

East Ayrshire

15

85

100

714

East Dumbartonshire

9

91

100

608

East Lothian

12

88

100

598

East Renfrewshire

9

91

100

526

Edinburgh City

9

91

100

2,373

Eilean Siar

13

87

100

643

Falkirk

15

85

100

790

Fife

9

91

100

1,928

Glasgow City

16

84

100

3,253

Highland

9

91

100

1,208

Inverclyde

15

85

100

529

Midlothian

10

90

100

622

Moray

8

92

100

614

North Ayrshire

12

88

100

768

North Lanarkshire

14

86

100

1,656

Orkney

9

91

100

649

Perth and Kinross

9

91

100

746

Renfrewshire

15

85

100

944

Scottish Borders

9

91

100

642

Shetland

8

92

100

625

South Ayrshire

11

89

100

685

South Lanarkshire

15

85

100

1,607

Stirling

13

87

100

601

West Dumbartonshire

17

83

100

531

West Lothian

12

88

100

795

Scotland

12

88

100

30,632

Table 6-77: Whether anyone in household needs regular help or care by year

Column percentages, 1999-2002 data
Households

1999

2000

2001

2002

Yes

12.4

12.1

11.9

12.0

No

87.6

87.9

88.1

88.0

Total

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

Base

14,672

15,547

15,560

15,072

Table 6-78: Number of carers and source of care by number of people in household needing care

Column percentages, 2001/2002 data
Households with at least one person requiring regular help or care

One person in household requires care

Two or more people require care

All

No carers

2

1

2

1 Carer in household

37

0

34

2 Carers in household

5

25

6

3+ Carers in household

1

13

2

1 Carer from outwith household

41

1

38

1 Carer in/1 Carer out of household

13

6

12

2+ Carers in/1 Carer out of household

2

8

3

2+ Carers outwith household

-

33

2

1 Carer in/2+ Carers out of household

-

5

0

2+ Carers in/2+ Carers out of household

-

6

0

Total

100

100

100

Base

3,370

225

3,595

Figure 6-3: Hours of provision of care for household members by other household members

fig 6.3


Figure 6-4: Hours of provision of care for household members by those outwith the household


Table 6-79: Hours spent providing care for any sick, disabled or elderly person not living with respondent by sex of carer

Column percentages, 2001/2002 data
Adult providing care for any person living elsewhere

Male

Female

All

1-4 hours per week

55

44

48

5-19 hours per week

27

35

32

20 or more hours per week

4

9

7

Continuous care

5

4

5

Varies

9

8

9

Don't know

0

0

0

Total

100

100

100

Base

972

1,815

2,787

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