World Health Survey 2003

Finland, 2003

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FIN_2003_WHS_v01_M

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Dec 12, 2013

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Data file: WHS-Finland_F4

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Valid: 112

Invalid: 0

Type: Discrete

Start: 1351

End: 1430

Width: 80

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Value	Category
"Interesting" interviewing situation
"Marginalised" person
Answers were highly precise
Bad hearing; did not quite understand all questions; wife died recently
Considered before agreeing to interview; answered with seriousness
Difficult!!!
Due to numerous hospital-visits remembering a particular visit difficult
Enthusiastic IP, friendly
Estimating money figures very difficult for the IP
Family had been on a trip when the child fell ill --> quick treatment in HK
First one of this project; started well
Housewife with a lot of kids. Husband also unemployed.
I'm not sure if IP understood the idea behing vignettes
IP apparently suffers from serious mental problems; wife in hospital 3 y.
IP asked to mention that public health centers haven't been able to help
IP busy and somehow suspicious
IP changed her opinion which resulted in numerous corrections
IP commented that public and private health care should be separated
IP commented the formulation of the questions
IP complained about the bad Finnish translation
IP complained about the length of operation queues.
IP complained that there is no freedom of choice in health centers
IP could not concentrate very well
IP couldn't quite concentrate, and was rather uneasy
IP couldn't quite step into other person's shoes in vignettes
IP did not know of all household expenses
IP did not understand the idea behind vignettes
IP felt that questions were remote because on good health.
IP felt that service at Hatanpää health center was busy, indifferent
IP friendly
IP had bad memory. Children took care of all money affairs.
IP had difficulties in grasping the idea behind vignettes
IP had difficulties in grasping the idea behind vignettes at first
IP had difficulties with consentrating.
IP had difficulties with vignettes and health system priorities.
IP had great difficulties in health system priorities.
IP had multiple illnesses but was hopeful
IP had some diffuculties in following vignettes
IP has been an interviewer; appeared to try to mislead by giving strange an
IP has had 2 strokes during past two years; difficult interview
IP has waited for an operation for two years!
IP is a journalist; influenced the interview a bit
IP laughed constantly at some recurrent expressions
IP participated willingly
IP proceeded slowly - took time to remember things
IP quite interested
IP said that he has mental problems without implications with the IW.
IP strongly criticized the illogicality of the vignettes.
IP talked about herself a lot
IP thought she's more of a producer, not user of health services
IP thought vignettes' answer options were incoherent
IP used strangely answering options strangely sparigly.
IP very suspicious at first; gave relevant answers though
IP very suspicious at the beginning, hard to get opinions.
IP wanted to get info about the results if possible
IP wanted to get the results if possible
IP was a pharmacist
IP was born in Russia, spoke Finnish well.
IP was enthusiastic because of own profession
IP was enthusiastic because of the topic.
IP was incoherent
IP was interested in topics.
IP was interested in vignettes because of peculiar methodology
IP was nearly blind, but was capable of answering w/out cards
IP was suspicious but open; explained choices thoroughly
IP was uncommonly healty and spry for her age
IP was uncooperative in the beginning but things got better.
IP was very motivated because of own (often negative) experiences
IP was very slow and intricate
IP was very tired and not very concentrated
IP was very tired; couldn't concentrate well - just came from work
IP's husband had died about 1 year ago in a car accident --> sadness
Looked healthy, answered clearly.
Memory intact
Mental problems did not became evident during the interview itself
Nice person, but was horrified about possible retest interview.
Nice to meet a totally normal person for a change.
No-nonsense person, good memory and calm
Occassionally answers felt a bit confused - memory not at its best…
Otherwise OK, but IP's Finnish was not that good.
Otherwise OK.
Perhaps a little reserved, but at the same time interested attitude
Person with 1st birthday was not available because of work assignement
Person with 1st birthday was too weak to participate
Person with first birthday was unavailable (in hospital)
Proceeded normally. Some questions raised questions.
Quite OK even if IP's mother tongue is Swedish.
Quite OK, even if took quite a long time.
Refused to give birth dates; otherwise very pleasant
Regarding depression, IP told that a close person had died recently
S0800: Cost of a new building happened to accumulate to this month
S7311: Total cost of the illness
Sharp old lady!
Speaks Finnish well enough
Thinking took some time; was interested in the topic
Transitions and "you/your child" -expressions very confusing
Two elderly persons who resiliently try to get along.
Uncommonly healthy person.
Very charming older lady - srpy and good memory
Very friendly athmosphere - I felt appreciated.
Very friendly household.
Very interested in answering
Very nice athmosphere
Very nice.
Very pleasant and cooperative IP
Very sporty person.
Very up in the years, but does everything himself
Went quickly
Went quite well despite of Swedish mother-tongue
Went very well
Wonderful IP, gave an interview willingly

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