Publication - Statistics

The Scottish Health Survey 2011 - volume 3: technical report

Published: 25 September 2012
Part of: Health and social care
ISBN: 9781782561095

Annual Report of the Scottish Health Survey for 2011. Technical Report.

Scottish Health Survey

Supporting documents

SHOWCARDS

CARD A1

MARITAL STATUS

1 Single, that is never married or never formed a legally recognised civil partnership

2 Married and living with husband / wife

3 A civil partner in a legally recognised civil partnership

4 Married and separated from husband / wife

5 In a legally recognised civil partnership and separated from your civil partner

6 Divorced

7 Formerly a civil partner, the civil partnership now legally dissolved

8 Widowed

9 A surviving civil partner, your partner having since died

CARD A2

RELATIONSHIP

1 Husband / Wife

2 Legally recognised civil partner

3 Partner / Cohabitee

4 Natural son / daughter

5 Adopted son / daughter

6 Foster son / daughter

7 Stepson / Stepdaughter / Child of partner

8 Son-in-law / Daughter-in-law

9 Natural parent

10 Adoptive parent

11 Foster parent

12 Step-parent / Parent's partner

13 Parent-in-law

14 Natural brother / Natural sister (ie. both natural parents the same)

15 Half-brother / Half-sister (ie. one natural parent the same)

16 Step-brother / Step-sister (ie. no natural parents the same)

17 Adopted brother / Adopted sister

18 Foster brother / Foster sister

19 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law

20 Grandchild

21 Grandparent

22 Other relative

23 Other non-relative

CARD A3

1 Buying with mortgage / loan

2 Own it outright

3 Part rent / part mortgage

4 Rent (including rents paid by housing benefit)

5 Living here rent free

CARD A4

1 Earnings from employment or self-employment

2 State retirement pension

3 Pension from former employer

4 Personal pensions

5 Child Benefit

6 Job-Seekers Allowance

7 Income Support

8 Working Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit or any other Tax Credit

9 Housing Benefit

10 Other state benefits

11 Interest from savings and investments (eg. stocks and shares)

12 Other kinds of regular allowance from outside your household (eg. maintenance, student grants, rent)

13 No source of income

CARD A5

GROSS INCOME FROM ALL SOURCES
(before any deductions for tax, national insurance, etc.)

WEEKLY	or	MONTHLY	or	ANNUAL
Less than £10	1	Less than £40	1	Less than £520	1
£10 less than £30	2	£40 less than £130	2	£520 less than £1,600	2
£30 less than £50	3	£130 less than £220	3	£1,600 less £2,600	3
£50 less than £70	4	£220 less than £300	4	£2,600 less than £3,600	4
£70 less than £100	5	£300 less than £430	5	£3,600 less than £5,200	5
£100 less than £150	6	£430 less than £650	6	£5,200 less than £7,800	6
£150 less than £200	7	£650 less than £870	7	£7,800 less than £10,400	7
£200 less than £250	8	£870 less than £1,100	8	£10,400 less than £13,000	8
£250 less than £300	9	£1,100 less than £1,300	9	£13,000 less than £15,600	9
£300 less than £350	10	£1,300 less than £1,500	10	£15,600 less than £18,200	10
£350 less than £400	11	£1,500 less than £1,700	11	£18,200 less than £20,800	11
£400 less than £450	12	£1,700 less than £2,000	12	£20,800 less than £23,400	12
£450 less than £500	13	£2,000 less than £2,200	13	£23,400 less than £26,000	13
£500 less than £550	14	£2,200 less than £2,400	14	£26,000 less than £28,600	14
£550 less than £600	15	£2,400 less than £2,600	15	£28,600 less than £31,200	15
£600 less than £650	16	£2,600 less than £2,800	16	£31,200 less than £33,800	16
£650 less than £700	17	£2,800 less than £3,000	17	£33,800 less than £36,400	17
£700 less than £800	18	£3,000 less than £3,500	18	£36,400 less than £41,600	18
£800 less than £900	19	£3,500 less than £3,900	19	£41,600 less than £46,800	19
£900 less than £1,000	20	£3,900 less than £4,300	20	£46,800 less than £52,000	20
£1,000 less than £1,150	21	£4,300 less than £5,000	21	£52,000 less than £60,000	21
£1,150 less than £1,350	22	£5,000 less than £5,800	22	£60,000 less than £70,000	22
£1,350 less than £1,550	23	£5,800 less than £6,700	23	£70,000 less than £80,000	23
£1,550 less than £1,750	24	£6,700 less than £7,500	24	£80,000 less than £90,000	24
£1,750 less than £1,900	25	£7,500 less than £8,300	25	£90,000 less than £100,000	25
£1,900 less than £2,100	26	£8,300 less than £9,200	26	£100,000 less than £110,000	26
£2,100 less than £2,300	27	£9,200 less than £10,000	27	£110,000 less than £120,000	27
£2,300 less than £2,500	28	£10,000 less than £10,800	28	£120,000 less than £130,000	28
£2,500 less than £2,700	29	£10,800 less than £11,700	29	£130.000 less than £140,000	29
£2,700 less than £2,900	30	£11,700 less than £12,500	30	£140,000 less than £150,000	30
£2,900 or more	31	£12,500 or more	31	£150,000 or more	31

CARD A6

1 Going to school full-time (including on vacation)

2 Going to college/university full-time (including on vacation)

3 In paid employment or self-employed (or temporarily away)

4 On a Government scheme for employment training

5 Doing unpaid work for a business that you own, or that a relative owns

6 Waiting to take up paid work already obtained

7 Looking for paid work or a Government training scheme

8 Intending to look for work but prevented by temporary sickness or injury

9 Permanently unable to work because of long-term sickness or disability

10 Retired from paid work

11 Looking after the home or family

12 Doing something else (Please say what)

CARD A7

HOURS SPENT PROVIDING CARE

1 - 4 hours per week

5 - 9 hours per week

10 - 14 hours per week

15 - 19 hours per week

20 - 34 hours per week

35 - 49 hours per week

50+ hours per week

Continuous care (where the person needs to have someone with them at all times of the day and night)

Varies

CARD A8

Extremely dissatisfied										Extremely satisfied
0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10

CARD B2

1 Regular check-up with GP / hospital / clinic

2 Taking medication (tablets / inhalers)

3 Advice or treatment to stop smoking

4 Using oxygen

5 Immunisations against flu / pneumococcus

6 Exercise or physical activity

7 Advice or treatment to lose weight

8 Other (Please say what)

CARD D1

1 On a pavement or a pedestrian area

2 On a road

3 In a home or garden (either your own or someone else's)

4 In a place used for sports, play or recreation (including sports facility at a school or college)

5 In some other part of a school or college

6 In an office, factory, shop, pub, restaurant or other

public building

7 Somewhere else (PLEASE SAY WHERE)

CARD D2

1. Broken bones

2. Dislocated joints

3. Losing consciousness

4. Straining or twisting a part of the body

5. Cutting, piercing or grazing a part of the body

6. Bruising, pinching or crushing a part of the body

7. Swelling or tenderness in some part of the body

8. Getting something stuck in the eye, throat, ear or other part of the body

9. Burning or scalding

10. Poisoning

11. Other injury to internal parts of the body

12. Animal or insect bite or sting

13. Other (PLEASE SAY WHAT)

CARD D3

1. Hospital

2. GP/Family Doctor

3. Nurse at GP surgery

4. Nurse at place of work, school or college

5. Doctor at place of work, school or college

6. Other doctor or nurse

7. Ambulance staff

8. Volunteer first aider

9. Chemist or pharmacist

10. Family, friends, colleagues, passers-by

11. Looked after self

12. Other person/s

CARD E1

HOUSEWORK