SAGE Well-Being of Older People Study 2009 - Uganda

Abstract
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The study objectives were:
(1) Describe the roles, health problems (physical and mental) and social wellbeing of older people who are directly and indirectly affected by HIV/AIDS, with special attention to the effects of the introduction of ART
(2) Develop recommendations for policy and practice that can be expected to improve tthe wellbeing of older people affected by or infected with HIV/AIDS

Content
Part I
000 Coversheet
100 Respondent and household characteristics
200 Health State Description
300 Chronic Conditions and Health Service Coverage
400 Health Care Utilization and Risk Factors and Behaviour
500 Health Measurements

Part II
600/700 Caregiving and ART Knowledge
800 Receiving Care

Geographic coverage
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Rural Masaka district and urban Wakiso district in Uganda

Analysis unit
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individuals

Kind of data
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Sample survey data [ssd]

Sampling procedure
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Quantitative study
The sample consisted of people aged 50 years and over, selected from existing databases.
Five groups were selected, each with 100 participants of whom half were living in a rural area (Masaka district) and half in a periurban area (Entebbe). The groups were as follows:
(1) Have an adult child who died of HIV/AIDS
(2) Have an adult child who is living with HIV and on antiretroviral therapy (ART)
(3) Have no child with HIV/AIDS and are not infected with HIV (comparison group)
(4) Is HIV infected and on ART for at least one year
(5) Is HIV infected and not on ART

Mode of data collection
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Face-to-face [f2f], PAPI

Research instrument
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The structured questionnaire and health examination were derived from existing instruments of the WHO multi-country Study on Global Ageing. This ensured alignment of the instruments with international standards.
The interviews were done in two visits. During the first visit, Part 1 of the questionnaire was administered. Part 2 of the structured interviews was generally done the day after the first interview.
All the modules used in the questionnaires were translated into Luganda (the main local language) and was tested during the pilot study.

Cleaning operations
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Data editing took place at a number of stages including:
(1) office editing and coding
(2) during data entry
(3) range and consistency secondary edits in Stata

Response rate
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In total 510 people were interviewed in the quantitative component: 256 in the rural district and 254 in the urban district
The response rate was 99%.

摘要
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本研究旨在：（1）描述直接和间接受艾滋病/HIV影响的老年人的角色、健康问题（包括身体和心理）以及社会福祉，特别关注抗逆转录病毒治疗（ART）引入的影响；（2）制定政策与实践方面的建议，以预期改善受艾滋病/HIV影响或感染艾滋病病毒的老年人的福祉。
内容
第一部分
000 封面
100 被调查者和家庭特征
200 健康状态描述
300 慢性疾病和医疗服务覆盖范围
400 医疗服务利用、风险因素和行为
500 健康测量
第二部分
600/700 护理和ART知识
800 接受护理
地理覆盖范围
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乌干达的农村马斯卡区和城市瓦基索区
分析单元
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个体
数据类型
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样本调查数据 [ssd]
抽样程序
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定量研究
样本包括50岁及以上的人群，从现有数据库中选取。共选取五组，每组100名参与者，其中一半居住在农村地区（马斯卡区），另一半居住在近郊地区（恩贝贝）。各组如下：（1）有成年子女死于艾滋病/HIV；（2）有成年子女感染艾滋病/HIV并接受抗逆转录病毒治疗（ART）；（3）无子女感染艾滋病/HIV且自身未感染；（4）感染艾滋病/HIV并至少接受一年ART；（5）感染艾滋病/HIV但未接受ART。
数据收集方式
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面对面 [f2f]，纸质问卷
研究工具
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结构化问卷和健康检查源自世界卫生组织全球老龄化多国研究中的现有工具。这确保了工具与国际标准的契合。访谈分为两次进行。在第一次访问期间，进行问卷第一部分的发放。结构化访谈的第二部分通常在第一次访谈后的第二天进行。问卷中使用的所有模块均翻译成卢干达语（主要地方语言），并在试点研究中进行了测试。
数据清理操作
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数据编辑发生在多个阶段，包括：（1）办公室编辑和编码；（2）数据录入过程中；（3）在Stata中进行范围和一致性二级编辑。
应答率
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在定量部分总共访谈了510人：256人在农村地区，254人在城市地区。
应答率为99%。