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Data for the disability dimension were obtained by request to EUROSTAT. The survey population was divided into four groups. These groups are based on the others domains of disability related to functional limitations, namely difficulty seeing, hearing, with mobility, remembering or concentrating, and with self-care activities. The meaning of each group is:
- None: all of those with no difficulty at all over the domains of functional limitations.
- Mild: those with only some difficulty on one or more domains of functional limitations.
- Moderate: those with only a lot of difficulty on one or more domains of functional limitations.
- Severe: those who cannot do at all on one or more domains of functional limitations.
Data for the disability dimension were obtained by request to EUROSTAT. The survey population was divided into two groups, based on the questions in the EHIS about difficulty in hearing. The meaning of each group is:
- Difficulty hearing: all of those who answered “A lot of difficulty” or “Cannot do at all / Unable to do” in, at least, one of the questions about difficulty in hearing.
- No difficulty hearing: all of those who were not included in the category “difficulty hearing”.
Data for the disability dimension were obtained by request to EUROSTAT. The survey population was divided into two groups, based on the question in the EHIS about difficulty in seeing. The meaning of each group is:
- Difficulty seeing: all of those who answered “A lot of difficulty” or “Cannot do at all / Unable to do” in the question about difficulty in seeing.
- No difficulty seeing: all of those who were not included in the category “difficulty seeing”.
Data for the disability dimension were obtained by request to EUROSTAT. The survey population was divided into two groups, based on the questions in the EHIS about difficulty in walking. The meaning of each group is:
- Difficulty with mobility: all of those who answered “A lot of difficulty” or “Cannot do at all / Unable to do” in, at least, one of the questions about difficulty in walking.
- No difficulty with mobility: all of those who were not included in the category “difficulty with mobility”.
Data for the disability dimension were obtained by request to EUROSTAT. The survey population was divided into two groups, based on the questions in the EHIS about difficulty with self-care activities. The meaning of each group is:
- Difficulty with self-care activities: all of those who answered “A lot of difficulty” or “Cannot do at all / Unable to do” in, at least, one of the questions about self-care activities.
- No difficulty with self-care activities: all of those who were not included in the category “difficulty hearing”.
Data for the disability dimension were obtained by request to EUROSTAT. The survey population was divided into two groups, based on the question in the EHIS about difficulty with remembering or concentrating. The meaning of each group is:
- Difficulty in remembering or concentrating: all of those who answered “A lot of difficulty” or “Cannot do at all / Unable to do” in the question about difficulty in remembering or concentrating.
- No difficulty in remembering or concentrating: all of those who were not included in the category “difficulty in remembering or concentrating”.
Data for the disability dimension were obtained by request to EUROSTAT. The survey population was divided into four groups, based on the questions in the EHIS about difficulty in performing daily activities, namely personal care activities and household activities. The meaning of each group is:
- With no limitation (those with no difficulty in performing daily activities)
- With a moderate limitation (those with some difficulty in performing daily activities)
- With a somewhat severe limitation (those with a lot of difficulty in performing daily activities).
- With a severe limitation (those with very severe difficulty in performing daily activities)
