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considered essential to day-to-day living. Overview of offline lifestyles In terms of levels of mobility and social activity, there was a mix amongst the older people in our sample. Across this range, ... ‘part of life’ rather than having any real emotional impact. • For those participants for whom mobility or physical strength was becoming more of an issue (for example, amongst some of those in the sample
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contribution: Age Income Household composition Self-perceived health status Sex Mobility Asian ethnicity Memory or ability to concentrate (self-rated) Note: standardised coefficients ... health. - Females are 1.25 times less likely to be using the internet than males. - Those with mobility problems are 1.14 times less likely to be using the internet than those without problems. - Older
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mental health had been a challenge over the last year.6 Those who said that their physical health or mobility was a challenge were 70% more likely to say that their mental health had also been a challenge.7 ... how loneliness and isolation can impact upon their mental health.8 Older people told us: ‘Having mobility problems this stops me going to groups or classes, I see loads I would like to join but no way to
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have been illegally evicted); or the person’s accommodation is a ‘moveable structure’, such as a mobile home or houseboat, but they don’t have a location where they are permitted to place and reside in ... are not able to secure entry to it; or their accommodation is a ‘moveable structure’, such as a mobile home, but they don’t have a location where they are permitted to reside in it. The information in
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measure of disability for older people covering personal care such as being able to bathe, dress, mobility and toileting. Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADL) relate to domestic tasks such as shopping ... for those aged 90 or over. Frailty occurs more frequently in women than in men (16% versus 12%). Mobility difficulties are very common with 93% of frail individuals having such difficulties versus 58% of
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wide range of circumstances, from applying for work to accessing health treatment, to buying a new mobile phone. Some of the ways that harmful discrimination manifests itself in public services are described ... housing stock have the four essential features that would make them accessible to a person with mobility problems (level access to main entrance, fl ush threshold to main entrance, WC at entry level and
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sick notes from their GP during this time finding it more efficient to have the note sent to their mobile phone which they could then easily email to their employer. They’re in the process of retiring early ... during the first Covid-19 lockdown, and the road to recovery10 Several people have told us that their mobility has been affected by the lockdown, this has been due to a decrease in regular activity, but also
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In your financial assessment, the local council must: • disregard certain benefits, including the mobility components of Disability Living Allowance or Personal Independence Payment • exclude the income ... connected. It might be possible to install a phone line in your room – alternatively, you could use a mobile phone or tablet to stay in touch with friends and family. You could also chat with other residents
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sick notes from their GP during this time finding it more efficient to have the note sent to their mobile phone which they could then easily email to their employer. They’re in the process of retiring early ... during the first Covid-19 lockdown, and the road to recovery10 Several people have told us that their mobility has been affected by the lockdown, this has been due to a decrease in regular activity, but also
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