[Futuregen] Feedback on Data Navigator pilot page

Ricardo Rodrigues rodrigues at euro.centre.org
Thu May 7 12:56:40 CEST 2020


Dear Stefan,

Thanks a lot for the update. The Data Navigator is already useful in 
making us double-check our variables! :)
You mean the literally called "adl" and "iadl" variables in SHARE? They 
are labelled as "number of limitations with activities of daily living".
This is odd, but we will have time to correct it still - think of what 
you want to say to the SB though.
To be discussed today further.

As for the Data Navigator, I think your suggestion is sufficient for the 
SB presentation of the Navigator. What do you think, Eszter?

Talk to you all soon!
Ricardo
On 07/05/2020 10:39, Stefan Fors wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> Yes, I can certainly provide a short description of ADLs - and you're right, the title should probably be something like "Prevalence of limitations of Activities of Daily Living (ADL)".
>
> HOWEVER, and this is quite embarrassing, as we (Johan and I) discussed such a description we looked into the SHARE documentation and realized something quite troubling:
>
> We have used SHARE's ready-made ADL variables, assuming that these are the ones used in previous studies of ADL-trends based on SHARE data. Yet, it turns out that this is not the case. The ready-made ADL variables in SHARE do not measure ADL/IADL in any conventional way. Rather, the ADL measure is an index of indicators of mobility and physical function, while the IADL measure is an index of indicators of both iADLs and bADLs. These are also not the variables used in the previous studies on health trends that we have tried to compare our results to.
>
> We are now reconstructing the ADL variables to be in line with the conventional measures. This may, perhaps, turn out to explain our 'puzzling' findings.
>
> So, for now, maybe we could use a sweeping description that do not go into details - and then change the estimates and description once we have the "real" ADL indicators ready. Perhaps something like this:
>
> "Activities of Daily Living (ADL) are a set of capabilities deemed necessary to be able to manage everyday activities, such as managing the household and personal maintenance."
>
> What do you think?
>
> All the best,
>
> Stefan
>
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> Dear All,
>
> Thank you very much for your feedback on the Data Navigator pilot page.
>
> There was a good suggestion from Selma to include a short description on the indicator i.e. what the indicator measures and how it was calculated. Could you Stefan provide one for the ADLs and Stefania for the formal care receiving?
>
> Also, shouldn't the tile for the ADLs be changed from "Prevalence of ADLs" to "Limitations in Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)"?
>
> Best,
> Eszter
>
>
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