QUESTIONS ON DISABILITY RAISED IN THE LAST CENSUS IN ST. LUCIA Presented by Ethel Jn. Baptiste.

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QUESTIONS ON DISABILITY RAISED IN THE LAST CENSUS IN ST. LUCIA Presented by Ethel Jn. Baptiste

Question 42 Does……suffer from any long-standing illness, disability or infirmity?  1 Yes  2 No This first question is the filter, it pulls out the disabled from the rest of the population.

Question 43 What was the origin of the disability?  1 Illness  2 From Birth  3 Accident  4 Other policy to prevent or reduce future occurrence of disability

Question 44 At what age did this disability begin?

Question 45 What type of disability or impairment does ….have? (more than one oval may be filled)  1 Sight (Even with glasses if worn)  2 Hearing (even with hearing aid if used)  3 Speech (talking)  4 Upper Limb (arm)  5 Lower Limb (leg)  6 Neck and spine  7 Slowness at learning or understanding  8 Behavioural (mental retardation)  9 Other (please specify)……………………  10 Not Stated

Question 45 continued In question 45 we seek to identify the area in which the respondent has been impaired. The categories include three senses (sight, hearing and speech) For mental retardation the enumerator isn’t expected to distinguish between those named – he/she is to accept the response as given

Question 46 Was …..disability/major impairment ever diagnosed by a medical doctor?  1 Yes  2 No  3 Not Stated

Question 46 continued This question seeks to distinguish perception from reality. Diagnosis by a medical doctor proves that without any doubt the respondent is affected by a particular disability.

Question 47 Because of a physical, mental or emotional condition lasting 6 months or more, does this person have any difficulty in doing any of the following activities. a. Learning, remembering, or concentrating?  1 Yes  2 No b. Dressing, bathing, or getting around inside the home?  1 Yes  2 No c. Going outside the home alone to sop or visit a doctor’s office?  1 Yes  2 No d. (Answer if person is 15 years old or over) Working at a job or business?  1 Yes  2 No

Question 47 continued We recognize that it is quite possible for someone to suffer from a long-standing illness (e.g. arthritis, diabetes) without experiencing any limitation in his/her activities. What this question seeks to establish is whether in spite of the disability stated in question 45 and which may have been diagnosed in question 46 the respondent has also lost the ability to perform basic tasks, which persons normally perform for themselves.

Question 48 Are you required to use any of the following aids? (more than one oval may be filled)  1 Wheelchair  6 Cane  2 Walker  7 Prosthesis/artificial body part  3 Crutches  8 Orthopedic shoes  4 Brailler  9 Other specify……  5 Adapted Car  10 None

End of Presentation These questions when cross-tabulated with other questions on the questionnaire can produce a wealth of information on the disabled.