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OARS multidimensional functional assessment questionnaire: Community version

OARS multidimensional functional assessment questionnaire: Community version
Social resources
1. Are you single (never married), married, widowed, divorced, or separated?
1 Single (never married)
2 Married
3 Widowed
4 Divorced
5 Separated
- Not answered
2. Who lives with you?
Yes No  
   1 0 No one
   1 0 Husband or wife
   1 0 Children
   1 0 Grandchildren
   1 0 Parents
   1 0 Grandparents
   1 0 Brothers and sisters
   1 0 Other relatives (does not include in-laws covered in the above categories)
   1 0 Friends
   1 0 Non-related paid* helper
   1 0 Other (specify):
3. How many people do you know well enough to visit with in their homes?
3 Five or more
2 Three or four
1 One or two
0 None
- Not answered
4. About how many times did you talk to someone - friends, relatives, or others - on the telephone in the past week (either you called them or they called you)? (If subject has no phone, question still applies.)
3 Once a day or more
2 Two to six times
1 Once
0 Not at all
- Not answered
5. How many times during the past week did you spend time with someone who does not live with you; that is, you went to see them or they came to visit you, or you went out to do things together?
3 Once a day or more
2 Two to six times
1 Once
0 Not at all
- Not answered
6. Do you have someone you can trust and confide in?
1 Yes
0 No
- Not answered
7. Do you find yourself feeling lonely quite often, sometimes, or almost never?
0 Quite often
1 Sometimes
2 Almost never
- Not answered
8. Do you see your relatives and friends as often as you want to, or not?
1 As often as wants to
0 Not as often as wants to
- Not answered
9. Is there someone outside this place who would give you any help at all if you were sick or disabled, for example your husband/wife, a member of your family, or a friend?
1 Yes
0 No one willing and able to help
- Not answered
(If "Yes" ask a. and b.)
a. Is there anyone who would take care of you as long as needed, or only for a short time, or only someone who would help you now and then (for example, taking you to the doctor, or fixing lunch occasionally, etc)?
3 Someone who would take care of subject indefinitely (as long as needed)
2 Someone who would take care of subject for a short time (a few weeks to six months)
1 Someone who would help the subject now and then (taking him/her to the doctor or fixing lunch, etc)
- Not answered
b. Who is this person?
Name:
Relationship:
Code: Spouse = 1, Sibling = 2, Offspring = 3, Grandchild = 4, Other kin = 5, Friend = 6, Other = 7
* Includes free room.
Copyright © 1975, 1988 Duke University, Center for the Study of Aging and Human Development. All rights reserved. May not be used for financial gain. When reporting on information gathered through this measure please acknowledge the source: Older Americans Resources and Services MFAQ. Permission for use in major studies should be obtained from the Duke Aging Center (see site address below). Further information can be obtained from the website: https://sites.duke.edu/centerforaging/. Click on Services, then click on Older Americans ..., and from the manual referenced there.
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