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WG 5 Rio September 2005 Marijke de Kleijn 1 National Institute for Public Health and the Environment Washington Group on Disability Statistics: extended sets Marijke W. de Kleijn – de Vrankrijker WHO-FIC Collaborating Centre The Netherlands

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WG 5 Rio September 2005 Marijke de Kleijn 1

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Washington Group on Disability Statistics:

extended sets

Marijke W. de Kleijn – de VrankrijkerWHO-FIC Collaborating Centre

The Netherlands

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Outline

• Objectives of WG and task of group 3• Purpose of short set and extended sets• Content of extended set 1 and 2 related to

short set• Content of proposed set 1• Testing questions related to proposed set 1 • Content of extended set 2

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WG objectives

• Develop a small set/s of general disability measures

• Recommend extended set/s of items to measure disability as components of population surveys

• Address methodological issues associated with disability measurement

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Purpose short set

• Purpose for international comparability of disability measures/data

• Highest priority given to assessing equalization of opportunities

• Partially fulfills purpose of monitoring limitations in functioning in the population

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Purpose extended sets

• Should be same as short set

• International comparability– Equalization of opportunities– Monitoring functioning and disability in population

• This means inclusion of all ICF components – Body function/structure, impairments– Activity, limitations– Participation, restrictions– Environmental factors, barriers/facilitators

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Short setResponse categories: No, some, a lot, cannot do at all

1) Do you have difficulty seeing even if wearing glasses?2) Do you have difficulty hearing even if using a hearing aid?3) Do you have difficulty walking or climbing steps?4) Do you have difficulty remembering or concentrating?5) Do you have difficulty with (self-care such as) washing all

over or dressing?6) Because of a physical, mental, or emotional health

condition, do you have difficulty communicating (for example understanding others or others understanding you?

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Content of extended sets

• Bangkok meeting:• Set 1:

– functions and basic activities – related to current 6 domains of short set +

additional functions and basic activities

• Set 2: – other activities, – participation and – environment

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Short sets vs extended setsICF component

Short set

Extended set 1

Extended set 2

Short set 2?

Body function

+ + - -

Body structure

+? +? - -

Activity +/- +/- +/- +/-

Partici-pation

- - + +

Environmental factors

- - + +

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Testing of short set

• Use of extended set(s)

• Recommended to use existing instruments = first extended set?

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First extended set

First proposal to group 3: • WHS-8

• WHO-DAS-12

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First extended set

• After comments from group members, proposal:

• WHS-17• WHO-DAS-12• Speech question• Total 30 questions

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WHS-17 items

• Sleep• Feeling sad• Anxiety• Seeing/recognizing a person• Seeing/recognizing object, reading• Hearing someone• Hearing conversation• Aches/pain• Bodily discomfort

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WHS-17 items (2)

• Shortness of breath at rest• Shortness of breath mild exercise• Coughing• Appearance deformed• Skin defects• Defecation• Urinating• Using hands/fingers

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WHO-DAS-12

• Concentrating doing• Emotially affected• Learning new tasks• Standing• Walking long distance• Washing whole body

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WHO-DAS-12 items (2)

• Getting dressed• Household responsibilities• Dealing with people• Friendship• Day-to-day activities (work/school)• Community activities

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UNESCAP pilot studies

• Pilot studies UNESCAP region• We have to use the experiences

from those pilots• Questionnaire including:

– WG short set– WHS-17– WHO-DAS-36– 4 questions on met/unmet needs for

assistance

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Testing short set

• Group 2 selected questions for testing the short set from:

• WHS• WHO-DAS• SF-36 mental component• Total 27 questions

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Items mapped to ICF

• Short set• WHS-8• WHS-17• WHO-DAS-12• Eurostat health module • Test questions

• Mapped to ICF see matrix

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Second extended set

Based on analysis of existing national survey questionnaires

• Common questions/areas and missing areas compared to ICF

• Next presentation Margie Schneider and Marijke de Kleijn

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Testing general set

• Testing general set 2005

• Including extended questions (which?)

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