Percentage of persons with disabilities, according to the most important care that the main carer provides, by group of impairment and sex of the person with disabilities

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  • More important personal care

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    Total Eating Get dressed / Get undressed Personal hygiene / Getting ready Walk or get around the house Go up or down the stairs Change incontinence pants due to urinary incontinence Change incontinence pants due to fecal incontinence Getting in and out of bed Bathe/Shower Use the toilet / bath on time Go shopping Preparing meals Undertake other household chores Take medicine (control) Use the telephone Go outside / get about on the street Use public transport Managing money Deal with paperwork Go to the doctor Tie one's own shoelaces

    Selected:22

    Total:22
  • Group of impairment at origin

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    Total Mental impairments Visual impairments Hearing impairments Language, speech and voice impairments Osteoarticular impairments Nervous system impairments Visceral impairments Other impairments

    Selected:1

    Total:9
  • Sex

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    Both sexes Males Females

    Selected:1

    Total:3
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  • 	Group of impairment at origin Sex
    More important personal care	.	.	.
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  • Decimals to show: By default 0 1 2
• Notes
  • 1) A person may have several original impairments
    
    2) The data corresponding to cells with fewer than 5 thousand persons must be viewed with caution, because they may be affected by large sampling errors.
    
    

• Source:National Statistics Institute