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The
project: Themes
Participants
respond to questions related to the study’s five main
themes:
Use
of and Satisfaction With Health Care Services
Includes availability of, access to
and utilisation of health services, cultural appropriateness
and women’s perceptions of the quality of care provided.
Life Stages and Key Events
Identifies factors that help women to
maintain the highest level of health and quality of life following
key events such as birth of first child, divorce, menopause,
widowhood, major illness, moving house, changing job, falls
and fractures in the elderly, dementia and bereavement.
Time Use
Provides an indicator of women’s
roles in paid and unpaid work and providing care for others.
There are questions about social support, overload, independence,
leisure, feeling rushed, aspirations and financial resources.
Weight and Exercise
Includes the impact of weight and exercise,
dieting and eating disorders on health outcomes. Questions
include items about perceptions of body image, as well as
general well being and quality of life, dieting and weight
change.
Violence
Explores issues surrounding women’s
experiences of physical and sexual abuse harassment, as well
as issues of psychological and social abuse of older women.
See
also:
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