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08247: Level of functioning, by age and education level (per cent) 2002 - 2019
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Berit Otnes, Statistics Norway
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Jorun Ramm, Statistics Norway
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Updated
2020-06-26 08:00
Unit
Level of functioning:
per cent
Reference time
Level of functioning:
31.12.
Source
Statistics Norway
Database
External PROD
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contents
Mandatory
Selected
1
of total
1
Level of functioning
year
Mandatory
Selected
1
of total
6
2019
2015
2012
2008
2005
2002
type of disability
Mandatory
Beginning of word
Field for searching for a specific value in the list box. This is examples of values you can search for.Difficulty seeing even when wearing glasses/contact lenses , Difficulty hearing a conversation in quiet surrondings , Difficulty hearing a conversation in noisy surrondings ,
wave temp fix..
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0
of total
34
Difficulty seeing even when wearing glasses/contact lenses
Difficulty hearing a conversation in quiet surrondings
Difficulty hearing a conversation in noisy surrondings
Difficulty hearing even when using hearing aid
Great difficulty consentrating or remembering
Reduced mobility
Difficulty walking for 5 minutes
Difficulty climbing stairs. One floor up or down without resting
Difficulty walking 500 meters on flat terrain. Persons 67 years and over
Difficulty biting or chewing hard food (ex an apple). Persons 67 years and over
Difficulty carrying (-2012)
Difficulty preparing meals. Persons 67 years and over
Difficulty shopping groceries. Persons 67 years and over
Difficulty doing light housework. Persons 67 years and over
Difficulty doing occasional heavy housework. Persons 67 years and over
Difficulty handling private accounts, postal and paperwork. Persons 67 years and over
Difficulty handling the telephone. Persons 67 years and over
Difficulty managing medication. Persons 67 years and over
Difficulty feeding yourself. Persons 67 years and over
Difficulty getting in and out of a chair or bed. Persons 67 years and over
Difficulty dressing/undressing or personal hygiene. Persons 67 and over
Difficulty getting out of the house without assistance (-2012)
Unable to use public transport due to health problems or disability (2015)
Difficulty using public transport
Difficulty with public transport (distance to stop, steps, space, ventilation etc.)
Difficulty participating in organizational/leisure activities (-2012)
Difficulty with social relationships
Severely reduced work capacity. Percentage of employed persons (-2012)
Somewhat reduced work capacity. Percentage of employed persons (-2012)
Uses aids. All kinds (1998)
Uses hearing aid
Uses support corset or prosthesis (1998)
Uses walking aid, crutches, cane, walker, guide dog, or wheelchair (1998)
Number of persons interviewed
age
Selected
0
of total
5
Optional variable
Years, total
16-24 years
25-44 years
45-66 years
67 years or older
level of education
Classification of education (NUS)
Close
Selected
0
of total
5
Optional variable
Total
Basic school level
Upper secondary education
Higher education
Unknown or no completed education
Number of selected data cells are:
(maximum number allowed is 300 000)
Number of selected cells exceeds the maximum allowed 300 000
Footnotes
Reduced mobility ie. difficulty walking up or down 12 steps or difficulty walking at a moderate pace for five minutes.
level of education
Upper secondary education
Upper secondary education includes intermediate level courses based on completed upper secondary level, but which are not accredited as tertiary education.
