news 1.pdf

Section B: Other Demographic Characteristics 1 FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD FOR 10 YEARS OLD AND FOR FEMALE 10 TO 59 YEARS FOR 60 YEARS OLD AND FOR 5 YEARS OLD AND OVER MEMBERS...

Section B: Other Demographic Characteristics 1 FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD FOR 10 YEARS OLD AND FOR FEMALE 10 TO 59 YEARS FOR 60 YEARS OLD AND FOR 5 YEARS OLD AND OVER MEMBERS OVER OLD OVER B08. Currently B01. Nuclear Family B13. Functional B05. Solo parent pregnant household B07. Senior Citizen ID Assignment Difficulty in Seeing members B02. Relationship to B09. Currently B14. Functional the Head of the B06. Solo Parent ID lactating/breastfeedin Difficulty in Hearing Nuclear Family g mothers B15. Functional B03. Issuance of PhilID Difficulty in Walking and Climbing Steps B16. Functional Difficulty B04. PhilSys Card in Remembering or Number (PCN) Concentrating SECTION B. B10. Persons with B17. Functional OTHER DEMOGRAPHIC Disability, Cancer, or Rare Disease Difficulty in Self-care CHARACTERISTICS B18. Functional B11. PWD ID Difficulty in Communicating B12. Type of 2 Disability/ies  B01. NUCLEAR FAMILY ASSIGNMENT Nuclear Family Extended Family A unit composed of father, Composed of nuclear family together with mother, and own children other relatives (related by blood or living together. adoption). Parent/s with married children Father, mother, and unmarried children Grandparent with grandchildren Aunt/uncle with nephews Cousins who are living together 3  Accepted nuclear family compositions: One-member household or a person living alone. Household composed of a single family; ○ Married couple with or without child/children ○ Unmarried couple or partners in consensual union (cohabiting; common-law) with or without child/children ○ Father with unmarried child/children ○ Mother with unmarried child/children Extended family or distant family member/s of a household NUCLEAR FAMILY to be separately treated as other nuclear families. 4 B01. NUCLEAR FAMILY ASSIGNMENT DO NOT ASK THIS QUESTION Assign a nuclear family number for each of the household members listed starting from 01 Nuclear family of the household head and his or her spouse should be ‘01’ Number of nuclear family/ies should not be greater than the total number of household members Nuclear family assignment should not be greater than the line number Couples (or partners) who are not legally married but cohabiting are considered as nuclear family Nonrelative is to be treated each as nuclear family 5  NUCLEAR FAMILY For CBMS purposes, nuclear family composition for head with multiple spouse 1st Spouse Head 2nd Spouse 6  NUCLEAR FAMILY For CBMS purposes, nuclear family composition for head with multiple spouse 1st nuclear family 1st Spouse Head 2nd Spouse 7  NUCLEAR FAMILY For CBMS purposes, nuclear family composition for head with multiple spouse 1st Spouse Head 2nd nuclear family 2nd Spouse 8 Other nuclear family cases will be discussed in B02 B01. NUCLEAR FAMILY ASSIGNMENT Sa aling nuclear family nabibilang si (banggitin ang pangalan)? CAPI PAPI 9 B02: RELATIONSHIP TO THE HEAD OF THE NUCLEAR FAMILY “What is (NAME)’s relationship to the head of the nuclear family *?” “Ano ang kaugnayan o relasyon ni (banggitin ang pangalan) sa puno ng pamilya na ito?” * adult member who is responsible for the organization and care of the family, or who is regarded as such by the members of the family.  Categories for Relationship to the Head of the Nuclear Family 00 - One member 01 - Family Head 2 household 1 10 - Other 02 – Spouse 3 03 – Partner 4 06 - Brother 08 - Father Family Member 5 04 - Son 07 - Sister 09 - Mother 1 for household with only one member 2 there should be one head for every nuclear family HH head = family head of the 1st nuclear family 05 - Daughter 3 HH head’s spouse = spouse of the head of the 1st nuclear family 4 same sex partner of the family head, regardless of their marital status 5 specify relationship in notes/remarks (refer to A02 for other examples) For tagibi or paalagang bata ng kamag-anak, record as reported (codes 04, 05, 10). B02: RELATIONSHIP TO THE HEAD OF THE NUCLEAR FAMILY CAPI PAPI 12  Example of the listing of household members Line Number A01 - Name A02 - Relationship to the Household Head 1 Dela Cruz, Juan A. 01 Head 2 Dela Cruz, Juana B. 02 Spouse 3 Dela Cruz, Pedro B. 03 Son 4 Garcia, Ana D. 04 Daughter 5 Garcia, Ben E. 07 Son-in-law 6 Garcia, Jude D. 09 Grandson 7 Dela Cruz, Teresa A. 12 Mother 8 Reyes, Emma G. 24 Domestic helper  Example of the listing of household members Line Number A01 - Name A02 - Relationship to the Household Head 1 Dela Cruz, Juan A. 01 Head 2 Dela Cruz, Juana B. 02 Spouse 01 - Family Head 3 Dela Cruz, Pedro B. 03 Son 4 Garcia, Ana D. 04 Daughter 5 Garcia, Ben E. 07 Son-in-law 6 Garcia, Jude D. 09 Grandson 7 Dela Cruz, Teresa A. 12 Mother 8 Reyes, Emma G. 24 Domestic helper 01 - Family Head 02 - Spouse 04 - Son 02 - Spouse 01 - Family Head Composition of the Nuclear Family 04 - Son 01 - Family Head  Line Name Relationship to the Nuclear Family Relationship to Number Household Head Assignment the Head of the (A01) (B01) Nuclear Family (A02) (B02) Example of the listing of 1 Dela Cruz, Juan A. 01 Head 1 01 Family head household members 2 Dela Cruz, Juana 02 Spouse 1 02 Spouse B. 3 Dela Cruz, Pedro B. 03 Son 1 04 Son 4 Garcia, Ana D. 04 Daughter 2 02 Spouse 5 Garcia, Ben E. 07 Son-in-law 2 01 Family head 6 Garcia, Jude D. 09 Grandson 2 04 Son 7 Dela Cruz, Teresa 12 Mother 3 01 Family head A. 8 Reyes, Emma G. 24 Domestic helper 4 01 Family head  NUCLEAR FAMILY CASES NO. OF NUCLEAR POSSIBLE COMPOSITION CASE/EXAMPLES FAMILIES AND CODES IN B02 1 One-man household or a person living 1 00 – One-member household alone 2 Household is comprised of a single 1 01 - Family head OR 01 – Family head family composed of a married couple 02 – Spouse (married) 06 – Brother (and/or) with unmarried children 04 – Son (and/or) 07 – Sister 05 – Daughter 08 – Father 09 – Mother 3 Household is comprised of a single 1 01 – Family head family composed of a married couple 02 – Spouse (married) without children 16  NUCLEAR FAMILY CASES NO. OF NUCLEAR POSSIBLE COMPOSITION CASE/EXAMPLES FAMILIES AND CODES IN B02 4 Household is comprised of a single 1 01 - Family head OR 01 – Family head family composed of an unmarried 02 – Spouse (common- 06 – Brother (and/or) couple with unmarried children * law/live-in; or 07 – Sister 03 – Partner (same-sex 08 – Father partner)) 09 – Mother 04 – Son (and/or) 05 – Daughter 5 Household is comprised of a single 1 01 – Family head family composed of an unmarried 02 – Spouse (common-law/live-in; or couple without children * 03 – Partner (same-sex partner)) 17 * Same with #2 and #3, respectively, but “unmarried”  NUCLEAR FAMILY CASES NO. OF NUCLEAR POSSIBLE COMPOSITION CASE/EXAMPLES FAMILIES AND CODES IN B02 6 Household is comprised of a father 1 01 – Family head OR 01 – Family head with unmarried child/children 04 – Son (and/or) 06 – Brother (and/or) 05 – Daughter 07 – Sister 08 – Father OR 01 – Family head 08 – Father 7 Household composed of a mother with 1 01 – Family head OR 01 – Family head unmarried child/children 04 – Son (and/or) 06 – Brother (and/or) 05 – Daughter 07 – Sister 09 – Mother OR 01 – Family head 09 – Mother 18  NUCLEAR FAMILY CASES NO. OF NUCLEAR POSSIBLE COMPOSITION CASE/EXAMPLES FAMILIES AND CODES IN B02 8.1 Household composed of a single 1 01 – Family head (Household head) family with one of the children is a 02 – Spouse (common-law/live-in; or stepson of the household head 03 – Partner (same-sex partner))) 04 – Son (Biologically related son of family/household head) 04 – Son (Stepson of the family/ household head) 05 – Daughter 19  NUCLEAR FAMILY CASES NO. OF NUCLEAR POSSIBLE COMPOSITION CASE/EXAMPLES FAMILIES AND CODES IN B02 8.2 Household composed of a single 1 01 – Family head (Household head) family with one of the children is a 02 – Spouse (common-law/live-in; or stepdaughter of the household 03 – Partner (same-sex partner))) head 05 – Daughter (Biologically related son of family/household head) 05 – Daughter (Stepdaughter of the family/ household head) 20  NUCLEAR FAMILY CASES NO. OF NUCLEAR POSSIBLE COMPOSITION CASE/EXAMPLES FAMILIES AND CODES IN B02 9 Household composed of: 1 01 – Family head (Household head) o Married couple with children; and 02 – Spouse (common-law/live-in; or o Orphaned relative of the family 03 – Partner (same-sex partner)) dependent on the married couple 04 – Son (and/or) 05 – Daughter 10 – Other family member NOTE: Do NOT refute the respondent’s answer on the status of the orphaned relative of the family, Record as declared by respondent, i.e., as ‘04’ or ‘05’. Same instruction for “tagibi” or “paalagang bata” 21  NUCLEAR FAMILY CASES NO. OF NUCLEAR POSSIBLE COMPOSITION CASE/EXAMPLES FAMILIES AND CODES IN B02 10 Household composed of: 1 01 – Family head (One of OR 01 – Family head (one of o Grandparents living together the grandparents is the head the grandchildren is head of household/family) of household/family) (married or unmarried or common- 02 – Spouse (common- 06 – Brother (and/or) law live-in); and law/live-in; or 07 – Sister o Grandchildren who are siblings 03 – Partner (same-sex 10 – Other family partner)) member 10 – Other family (1st grandparent) member 10 – Other family (1st grandchild) member 10 – Other family (2nd grandparent) member (2nd grandchild) 22  NUCLEAR FAMILY CASES NO. OF NUCLEAR POSSIBLE COMPOSITION CASE/EXAMPLES FAMILIES AND CODES IN B02 11 Household composed of: 2 Nuclear family of household head: o Household head without children; 01 – Family head and AND o Grandparent/s and/or sibling/s of the grandparent of the children Nuclear family of sibling grandparents: 01 – Family Head (and/or) 06 – Brother (and/or) 07 – Sister 23  NUCLEAR FAMILY CASES NO. OF NUCLEAR POSSIBLE COMPOSITION CASE/EXAMPLES FAMILIES AND CODES IN B02 12 Household composed of: 2 Nuclear family of married couple with children: o Married couple with children; and 01 - Family head OR 01 – Family head o Siblings of the mother of the 02 – Spouse 06 – Brother (and/or) children 04 – Son (and/or) 07 – Sister 05 – Daughter 08 – Father 09 – Mother AND Nuclear family of sibling/s of the mother of the children: 01 – Family Head (and/or) 06 – Brother (and/or) 07 – Sister 24  NUCLEAR FAMILY CASES NO. OF NUCLEAR POSSIBLE COMPOSITION CASE/EXAMPLES FAMILIES AND CODES IN B02 13 Household composed of: 2 Nuclear family of sibling/s: o Household head without children; 01 – Family Head o Sister/Brother of the household 06 - Brother 07 – Sister head; and o Cousin/s of the household head AND Nuclear family of the cousin/s: 01 – Family head 06 – Brother (and/or) 07 – Sister 25  NUCLEAR FAMILY CASES NO. OF NUCLEAR POSSIBLE COMPOSITION CASE/EXAMPLES FAMILIES AND CODES IN B02 14 Household composed of: 2 Nuclear family of married couple with children: o Married couple with children; and 01 - Family head OR 01 – Family head o Household helper 02 – Spouse 06 – Brother (and/or) 04 – Son (and/or) 07 – Sister 05 – Daughter 08 – Father 09 – Mother AND Nuclear family of household helper: 01 – Family head 26  NUCLEAR FAMILY CASES NO. OF NUCLEAR POSSIBLE COMPOSITION CASE/EXAMPLES FAMILIES AND CODES IN B02 15 Household composed of: 3 Nuclear family of married couple with children: o Married couple with children; and 01 - Family head OR 01 – Family head o Two (2) boarders who are 02 – Spouse 06 – Brother (and/or) nonrelatives 04 – Son (and/or) 07 – Sister 05 – Daughter 08 – Father 09 – Mother AND Nuclear family of 1st of the two (2) boarders : 01 – Family head AND Nuclear family of 2nd of the two (2) boarders: 01 – Family head 27  NUCLEAR FAMILY CASES NO. OF NUCLEAR POSSIBLE COMPOSITION CASE/EXAMPLES FAMILIES AND CODES IN B02 16 Household composed of: 2 Nuclear family of married couple with children: o Married couple with children; and 01 - Family head OR 01 – Family head o Two (2) boarders who are sisters 02 – Spouse 06 – Brother (and/or) 04 – Son (and/or) 07 – Sister 05 – Daughter 08 – Father 09 – Mother AND Nuclear family of the two (2) boarders (who are sisters): 01 – Family head 01 07 – Sister 28  For Items B03 and B04 source: https://philsys.gov.ph/ dswd-to-use-philsys- for-delivery-of-4ps- aics-and-other- programs/ PHILSYS ACT * aims to establish a single The VALID PROOF OF IDENTITY shall be a means of simplifying public and private transactions and national identification system shall be a social and economic platform that promotes seamless social for all citizens and resident service delivery and strengthening of financial inclusion for both aliens public and private services * Philippine Identification System Act or RA No. 11055 29  Example of National ID and its features Physical ID Printed or Digital ePhilID E-Gov App *indicate ‘ePhilID’ in NOTES/REMARKS NOTE: As probing method, you may request the respondent/household member to show his/her ID. “Was (NAME) issued a National ID/PhilID?” “Nabigyan na ba si (banggitin ang pangalan) ng National ID/PhilID?” 1 YES 2 NO 8 DON’T KNOW Go to B05, if codes “2” or “8”  B03: Issuance of Philippine ID This pop-up question will be asked after listing the name (A01), relationship to the household head (A02) and sex (A03) of every member CAPI PAPI B03 is automated based on pop-up question. 32 B04: PhilSys Card Number (PCN) PCN – 16-digit serial number for the physical ID card. May be used by the PSA to verify the identity of persons in POPCEN-CBMS with PhilIDs. “What is (NAME)'s PhilSys Card Number (PCN)” Ano ang PhilSys Card Number (PCN) ni (banggitin ang pangalan)? Automated if the PhilID is scanned; encode if not. Special codes: 9999999999999996 Lost PhilSys ID 9999999999999997 Not open to share 9999999999999998 Don’t Know/Not available* *indicate note/remarks  B04: PhilSys Card Number (PCN) This pop-up question will be asked if YES is selected in the question “Do you have Cases Action a PhilSys ID?” The member already has an ID and gives Select ‘Scan National ID/PhilID Info’ permission to scan Scan QR code The tablet cannot scan the QR code or the Select ‘Specify National ID/PhilID Info’ member refuses for his/her ID to be scanned Encode the PCN but is willing to share PCN with you The member has lost the ID Select ‘Lost National ID/PhilID Info’ The member is not willing to share the PCN Select ‘NOT OPEN TO SHARING NATIONAL ID/PHILID INFO’ The member already has an ID but he/she Select ‘DON’T KNOW, NOT forgets or does not know his/her PCN AVAILABLE’ because the ID is not available 35 35  B04: PhilSys Card Number (PCN) PAPI CAPI Automated based on pop-up question “Do you have a PhilSys ID?” 36 36  Reminders for Scanning/Recording of PhilID Scan PhilID ONLY IF the owner Beware of scanning the barcode Do NOT force the person to show Do NOT capture a photo of a PhilID. is present and gives permission. his/her ID with you. PCN will be displayed if QR code is properly scanned. Request them to read the PCN. Adult household members should personally give consent. Parent of minors can give consent to the sharing of their children’s PhilID information. 37  NOTES RE: PHILID 1. You are ONLY allowed to scan/copy the PhilID if the owner of the ID is present at the time of interview and gives permission to scan/copy his/her ID. 2. PhilID is a confidential and private document. Do NOT capture a photo of a person’s PhilID. Do NOT force the person to show or share his/her ID with you. Request them to read for you the PCN. If they cannot do it due to physical limitations, you may provide your assistance by letting them show you their PhilID while you record the number in the questionnaire. PCN may be used by the PSA to verify the identity of persons in POPCEN-CBMS with PhilIDs. 38  NOTES RE: PHILID 3. Pay extra attention in scanning the QR code of the PhilSys ID in B04 when ‘SCAN NATIONAL ID/PHILID INFO’ is selected, since the tablet’s camera can also scan the barcode below the QR code. To ensure that the one scanned is the QR code, check the next field by clicking the Next button. It should reflect the 16-digit PCN of the PhilID. 39  NOTES RE: PHILID 4. If there are inconsistencies between the PhilID and actual information, you must verify with the respondent. Adjust the response if the PhilID information is confirmed as correct. In rare occasions, add REMARKS in the specific field (WRONG NAME/BDAY IN PHILID BASED ON BC) if the PhilID information is incorrect when checked with birth certificate as confirmed with respondent. In CAPI, use the REMARKS button for either A01 or A04 of the specific household member. In PAPI, use the REMARKS section at the end of the questionnaire. Record this, for instance, as A01 LN01 WRONG NAME IN PHILID, if the household head’s name in PhilID is incorrect as confirmed by the respondent. 40  NOTES RE: PHILID To confirm with the respondent the error found on their ID, please request them to show another ID or a copy of their birth certificate. In the absence of documents supporting their claim, kindly encode as REMARKS: WRONG NAME/BDAY IN PHILID CONFIRMED BY RESPO. 41  B05: SOLO PARENT FOR 10 YEARS OLD AND OVER INTRODUCTION: “The next question is a sensitive topic for some families. But the government needs information on who and where the struggling families are, so that possible support can be extended to them, hence this question.” “Is (NAME) a solo parent taking care of a child/children?” Si (banggitin ang pangalan) ba ay isang solo parent na nag-aalaga ng anak/mga anak? 1 YES 2 NO 8 DON’T KNOW Go to B07, if codes “2” or “8” 42  Definition of Children or Dependent RA No. 11861 (Expanded Solo Parents Welfare Act) Those living with and dependent upon the solo parent for support who are unmarried, Those over twenty-two (22) unemployed and twenty-two years old but who are unable (22) years old or below to fully take care or protect themselves from abuse, neglect, cruelty, exploitation, or discrimination because of a physical or mental disability or condition 43 SOLO PARENT DEFINITION RA No. 11861 (Expanded Solo Parents Welfare Act) A parent who provides solo parental care and support to the 1. Birth as a consequence of rape child or children due to… (even without final conviction): Provided, that the mother has the sole parental custody, care and is the sole support of the child or children Provided, further, that the solo parent under this category may still A spouse or any family member of an OFW… be considered a solo parent under any of the categories in Section 4 of RA No. 11861; 2. Death of the spouse Unmarried mother or father who keeps and rears the child or children. 3. Detention of the spouse for at least three (3) months or service for a criminal Any legal guardian, adoptive or foster parent who solely conviction; provides parental care and support to a child or children. 4. Physical or mental incapacity Any relative within the fourth (4th) civil degree of of his/her spouse as certified by medical practitioner: consanguinity or affinity of the parent or legal guardian who Provided, that the physical or mental incapacity of the spouse assumes parental care and support of the child or children… prevents him/her from performing his/her parental duty; A pregnant woman who provides sole parental care and support to her unborn child or children. 44 SOLO PARENT DEFINITION RA No. 11861 (Expanded Solo Parents Welfare Act) A parent who provides solo parental care and support to the 5. Legal separation or de facto separation child or children due to… from his/her spouse for at least six (6) months and solo parent is entrusted with the solo parental care and support of the child or children A spouse or any family member of an OFW… 6. Declaration of nullity or annulment of Unmarried mother or father who keeps and rears the child or children. marriage as decreed by a court recognized by law, or due to divorce, subject to existing laws, and the solo parent is entrusted with sole parental care and Any legal guardian, adoptive or foster parent who solely provides parental care and support to a child or children. support of the child or children; or Any relative within the fourth (4th) civil degree of 7. Abandonment by the spouse consanguinity or affinity of the parent or legal guardian who for at least six (6) months assumes parental care and support of the child or children… A pregnant woman who provides sole parental care and support to her unborn child or children. 45 For your reference, below is the mapping of Skill Level to PSOC: SOLO PARENT DEFINITION RA No. 11861 (Expanded Solo Parents Welfare Act) A parent who provides solo parental care and support of the child or children to… Provided, that the said OFW belongs to the low/semi-skilled worker category; and is away from the Philippines for an uninterrupted A spouse or any family member of an OFW… period of twelve (12) months: Provided, further, that the OFW, his or her spouse, family member, or guardian of the child or children Unmarried mother or father who keeps and rears the child or of an OFW falls under the requirement of the children. Section 4 of RA No. 11861; Any legal guardian, adoptive or foster parent who solely NOTE: provides parental care and support to a child or children. It is not necessary that a parent whose spouse is abroad is already considered as a solo parent since the other spouse still Any relative within the fourth (4th) civil degree of exercises duties over his/her family. The parent should still comply with the requirements of the law. consanguinity or affinity of the parent or legal guardian who assumes parental care and support of the child or children… However, if the other parent is abroad and has lost contact with his/her family for a year or more, the other parent who is left with the custody of the family, may be considered as solo A pregnant woman who provides sole parental care and parent. support to her unborn child or children. SOLO PARENT DEFINITION RA No. 11861 (Expanded Solo Parents Welfare Act) A parent who provides solo parental care and support of the child or children to… A spouse or any family member of an OFW… Unmarried mother or father who keeps and rears the child or children. Any legal guardian, adoptive or foster parent who solely provides parental care and support to a child or children. Any relative within the fourth (4th) civil degree of consanguinity or affinity of the parent or legal guardian who assumes parental care and support of the child or children… A pregnant woman who provides sole parental care and support to her unborn child or children. 47 SOLO PARENT DEFINITION RA No. 11861 (Expanded Solo Parents Welfare Act) A parent who provides solo parental care and support of the child or children to… A spouse or any family member of an OFW… Unmarried mother or father who keeps and rears the child or children. Any legal guardian, adoptive or foster parent who solely provides parental care and support to a child or children. who assumes parental care and support of the child or children as a result of the death, abandonment, Any relative within 4th civil degree 1 of consanguinity or disappearance or absence of the parents or solo affinity of the parent or legal guardian … parent for at least six (6) months: 1 one’s spouse, parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, great-great-grandparents, children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, great-great grandchildren, uncles, aunts, great-uncles, great- A pregnant woman who provides sole parental care and aunts, first cousins by virtue of a blood relationship or marriage support to her unborn child or children. 48 SOLO PARENT DEFINITION RA No. 11861 (Expanded Solo Parents Welfare Act) A parent who provides solo parental care and support of the child or children to… A spouse or any family member of an OFW… Unmarried mother or father who keeps and rears the child or children. Any legal guardian, adoptive or foster parent who solely provides parental care and support to a child or children. Any relative within the fourth (4th) civil degree of consanguinity or affinity of the parent or legal guardian who assumes parental care and support of the child or children… A pregnant woman who provides sole parental care and support to her unborn child or children. 49  B05: SOLO PARENT CAPI PAPI 50 50  B06: SOLO PARENT ID IF “YES” IN B05 “Does (NAME) have a Solo Parent ID?” Mayroon bang Solo Parent ID si (banggitin ang pangalan)? 1 YES 2 NO 8 DON’T KNOW Select “1” for expired ID and indicate in remarks 51  B06: SOLO PARENT ID CAPI PAPI 52 B07: SENIOR CITIZEN FOR 60 YEARS OLD AND OVER ID “Does (NAME) have a Senior Citizen ID?” May Senior Citizen ID ba si (banggitin ang pangalan)? 1 YES 2 NO 8 DON’T KNOW  B07: SENIOR CITIZEN ID CAPI PAPI 54 B08: CURRENTLY PREGNANT FOR FEMALE HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS AGED 10 TO 59 YEARS OLD “Is (NAME) currently pregnant?” Si (banggitin ang pangalan) ba ay kasalukuyang nagdadalang tao 1 YES 2 NO B08: CURRENTLY PREGNANT CAPI PAPI 57 B09: CURRENTLY LACTATING/BREASTFEEDING MOTHERS FOR FEMALE HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS AGED 10 TO 59 YEARS OLD “Is (NAME) currently a lactating/breastfeeding mother?” Si (banggitin ang pangalan) ba ay kasalukuyang nagpapasuso ng bata? 1 YES 2 NO B09: CURRENTLY LACTATING/BREASTFEEDING MOTHERS CAPI PAPI 59  Persons with disability, cancer, or rare disease Identified PWDs based on Philippine Registry of PWDs Persons diagnosed with Persons with disability (PWDs) 01 medical disability those who have long-term physical, mental, intellectual, or sensory impairments which in interaction with various barriers may hinder their full and effective participation in 02 Persons with cancer society on an equal basis with others. (source: UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities) MERCURY 03 Cancer survivors (RA11215) disabled persons are now referred to as Persons with Disability (RA 9442 aka Magna Carta for Disabled Persons) Persons with rare diseases one of the marginalized sectors in the country 04 (RA 10747) data collected may be used to effectively respond to their needs and deliver the appropriate programs 60  Persons with disability, cancer, or rare disease Below are some concepts and definitions relevant to this section: Disability (1) a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more Impairment psychological, physiological, or anatomical is any loss, diminution, or aberration function of an individual or activities of such of psychological, physiological, or individual; anatomical structure or function (2) a record of such an impairment; or (3) being regarded as having such an impairment 61 (Source: RA 7277)  CAUSES OF DISABILITY 1 Acquired 2 Cancer 3 Chronic Illness 4 Congenital 5 Injury 6 Rare disease 7 Autism 62  CAUSES OF DISABILITY 1 Acquired 2 Cancer 3 Chronic Illness 4 Congenital 5 Injury 6 Rare disease 7 Autism Result of an accident or illness 63  CAUSES OF DISABILITY 1 Acquired 2 Cancer 3 Chronic Illness 4 Congenital 5 Injury 6 Rare disease 7 Autism Large group of diseases that can affect any part of the body aka malignant tumors and neoplasms defining feature: rapid creation of abnormal cells that invade adjoining parts of the body and spread to other organs 64  CAUSES OF DISABILITY 1 Acquired 2 Cancer 3 Chronic Illness 4 Congenital 5 Injury 6 Rare disease 7 Autism Health conditions that last a long time may get slowly worse over time may become permanent or may lead to death may cause permanent change to the body and will certainly affect the person’s quality of life chronic illnesses may cause disability, hence, it is not considered a disability. (Chronic Illness): Heart disease, diabetes, stroke, arthritis, etc. 65  CAUSES OF DISABILITY 1 Acquired 2 Cancer 3 Chronic Illness 4 Congenital 5 Injury 6 Rare disease 7 Autism Inborn disease that is present at birth 66  CAUSES OF DISABILITY 1 Acquired 2 Cancer 3 Chronic Illness 4 Congenital 5 Injury 6 Rare disease 7 Autism physical damage that results when a human body is suddenly or briefly subjected to intolerable levels of energy 67  CAUSES OF DISABILITY 1 Acquired 2 Cancer 3 Chronic Illness 4 Congenital 5 Injury 6 Rare disease 7 Autism Inherited metabolic disorders and other diseases with similar rare occurrences recognized by the DOH upon recommendation of the NIH exclude catastrophic forms of more frequently occurring diseases WHO: prevalence of 0.65% to 1% PH: one patient in every 20,000 often dependent on other people to attend to their basic needs need lifelong medical care, food supplements, medications, and multidisciplinary therapies to alleviate the symptoms and effects of the disease.  CAUSES OF DISABILITY 1 Acquired 2 Cancer 3 Chronic Illness 4 Congenital 5 Injury 6 Rare disease 7 Autism Inherited metabolic disorders and other diseases with similar rare occurrences The most common rare disorders in the country are: 1. Amino Acid Disorders – 360 cases a. Maple Syrup Urine Disorder b. Hyperphenylalaninemia 2. Galactosemia – 120 cases 3. Lysosomal Storage Disorder – 110 cases a. Mucopolysaccharidoses (MPS) b. Gaucher c. Fabry Disease List of rare disease can be found in Appendix 6  CAUSES OF DISABILITY 1 Acquired 2 Cancer 3 Chronic Illness 4 Congenital 5 Injury 6 Rare disease 7 Autism Brain-based disorder that affects a child’s behavior, communication skills and social skills includes Pervasive Developmental Disorders (PDDs), Autistic Disorder, Asperger’s Syndrome and PDD-not otherwise specified (PDDNOS) Prevalence: 1 in 150 individuals (US reports) Persons with Autism impairment in communication skills and social relatedness presence of repetitive and ritualistic behavior B10: Persons with disability, cancer, or rare disease “Does (NAME) have a disability?” Si (banggitin ang pangalan) ba ay may kapansanan? 1 YES 2 NO, go to B13 71 B10: Persons with disability, cancer, or rare disease “Does (NAME) have a disability?” Si (banggitin ang pangalan) ba ay may kapansanan? To make sure that all those with disabilities in the national definition of “disability” are covered, you are advised to enumerate the type of disabilities stated in B12. The follow up question is: Does (NAME) have visual disability, deaf or hearing disability, intellectual/learning/mental/psychosocial disability, physical disability, speech and language impairment, cancer/cancer survivor, or with rare disease? 72 B10: Persons with disability, cancer, or rare disease CAPI PAPI 73 B11: PWD ID Persons with disability (PWDs) Identification ❑ standard identification card for PWDs in the Philippines ❑ serves as proof that a person has a disability and needs special treatment as required by his or her condition 74  B11: PWD ID ASK IF “YES” IN B10 “Does (NAME) have Persons with Disability (PWD) ID” 1 YES 2 NO 75  B11: PWD ID CAPI PAPI 76 B12: TYPE OF DISABILITY/IES IF “YES” IN B10 “What type of disability does (NAME) have?” Select all disabilities that the household member has. If possible, request for PWD IDs and medical certificate as basis............. 77 B12: TYPE OF DISABILITY/IES CAPI PAPI 78  Categories for the Type of Disability/ies A Visual Disability Speech and Language Impairment E B Deaf or Hearing Disability Cancer F C Intellectual/Learning/Mental/ Psychosocial Disability Rare Disease G D Physical Disability (Orthopedic) Others, specify Z  Categories for the Type of Disability/ies A Visual Disability one who has impairment of visual functioning even after treatment and/or standard refractive correction certain level of visual impairment is defined as legal blindness vision cannot be corrected with eyeglasses or contact lenses, or through medication or surgery  Categories for the Type of Disability/ies Deaf or Hearing B Disability people with hearing loss, implies little or no hearing/ranging from mild to severe  Categories for the Type of Disability/ies Intellectual disability significantly reduced ability to understand new or complex information and to learn and apply new skills may be observed in persons with Down Syndrome, Fragile X syndrome, Huntington's Disease, autism, among others Some mental health, neuro- C Intellectual/Learning/Mental/ Psychosocial Disability developmental, medical and physical conditions frequently co-occur in individuals with intellectual disability, including autism spectrum disorder, cerebral palsy, epilepsy, attention- deficit hyperactivity disorder, impulse control disorder, and depression and anxiety disorders.  Categories for the Type of Disability/ies Learning disability persons who exhibit disorders in perception, listening, thinking, reading, writing, spelling, and arithmetic may be observed in persons with dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, auditory processing disorder, language processing disorder, nonverbal learning disabilities, visual C Intellectual/Learning/Mental/ Psychosocial Disability perceptual/visual motor deficit Health conditions that may cause learning disabilities: o Down syndrome o cerebral palsy o epilepsy o autism  Categories for the Type of Disability/ies Mental disability disability resulting from organic brain syndrome and/or mental illness (psychotic or non-psychotic disorder) may be observed in persons with: o anxiety disorders o panic disorder o obsessive-compulsive disorder o phobias o depression C Intellectual/Learning/Mental/ Psychosocial Disability o bipolar disorder o post-traumatic stress disorder o schizophrenia, o eating disorders, o disruptive behavior o dissocial disorders o neurodevelopmental disorders  Categories for the Type of Disability/ies Psychosocial disability any acquired behavioral, cognitive, emotional, or social impairment that limits one or more activities necessary to effective interpersonal transactions and other civilizing processes or activities to daily living such as but not limited to deviancy or antisocial behavior refers to the disabilities of persons with either diagnosed or perceived mental health conditions and/or intellectual impairments, which may also be caused C Intellectual/Learning/Mental/ Psychosocial Disability by stigma, discrimination, and exclusion Persons with psychosocial disabilities may have schizoid disorders (schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder), anxiety disorders (obsessive- compulsive disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, agoraphobia and social phobia), or mood disorders (major and dysthymic depression and bipolar) Categories for the Type of Disability/ies D Physical Disability (Orthopedic) impairment which limits the function of limbs or fine or gross motor ability disability in the normal functioning of the joints, muscles, and limbs Some persons with cancer, rare diseases or short bowel syndrome may have physical disability Categories for the Type of Disability/ies Speech and Language Impairment E one or more speech/language disorders of voice, articulation, rhythm and/or the receptive and expressive processes of language includes people who are unable to express messages through oral speech or produce comprehensible oral speech Categories for the Type of Disability/ies Speech and Language Impairment E Examples of speech disability: o dysarthria (inability to produce understandable speech sounds) o apraxia (inability to plan & coordinate the complex motor process of speaking) Examples of language disability: o aphasia (cannot find the word to express intent) o receptive aphasia (cannot recognize the meaning of the words said by others) o and developmental disability (failure of language system to develop)  Categories for the Type of Disability/ies Cancer F Rare Disease G Others, specify Z Refer to Causes of Disability for F and G definition RARE DISEASES RARE DISEASES Categories for the Type of Disability/ies TRIGGER WARNING  Categories for the Type of Disability/ies MPS II Type: Hunter Syndrome Maple Syrup Urine Disease Fabry Disease Rare Disease G Galactosemia Gaucher Disease FUNCTIONAL DIFFICULTY (B13 TO B18) The Washington Group Short Set on Functioning (WG-SS) WG chose to develop questions that would address the issue of whether persons with disabilities participate to the same extent as persons without disabilities in activities such as education, employment, or family/civic life. WG focused on measuring difficulty functioning in six basic, universal actions (capabilities) that, in an unaccommodating environment, would place an individual at risk of restricted social participation. WG questions were designed to provide comparable data cross-nationally for populations living in a variety of cultures with varying economic resources. FUNCTIONAL DIFFICULTY (B13 TO B18) The Washington Group Short Set on Functioning (WG-SS) Information that results from the use of these questions will, a) represent the majority of, but not all, persons with limitations in basic actions, b) represent the most commonly occurring limitations in basic actions, and c) be able to capture persons with similar problems across countries. FUNCTIONAL DIFFICULTY FOR 5 YEARS OLD AND OVER INTRODUCTION: “The following questions ask about difficulties a Response Categories: person may have doing certain activities because of a HEALTH PROBLEM.” 1 No, no difficulty “Does (NAME) have difficulty in…” 2 Yes, some difficulty B13 Seeing, even if wearing glasses B14 Hearing, even if using hearing aid 3 Yes, a lot of difficulty B15 Walking or climbing steps B16 Remembering or concentrating B17 Self-caring (such as washing all over or dressing) 4 Cannot do at all B18 Communicating using his/her usual (customary) language Read each categories as part of each question 96 B13. Difficulty in seeing, even if wearing eyeglassses Seeing refers to an individual using his/her eyes and vision capacity in order to perceive or observe what is happening around him/her. Even when wearing glasses refers to difficulty seeing with glasses if the respondent has, and uses, them – NOT how vision would be if glasses, or better glasses, were provided to one who needed them. Included are problems: seeing things close-up or far away, and seeing out of one eye or only seeing directly in front but not to the sides. 97 B14. Difficulty in in hearing, even if using a hearing aid Hearing refers to an individual using his/her ears and auditory (or hearing) capacity in order to know what is being said to him/her or the sounds of activity, including danger that is happening around him/her. Even if using a hearing aid refers to difficulty hearing with a hearing aid if the respondent has, and uses, that device – NOT how hearing would be if hearing aids, or better hearing aids, were provided to one who needed them. Included are problems: hearing in a noisy or a quiet environment, distinguishing sounds from different sources, and hearing in one ear or both ears. 98 B15. Difficulty in walking or climbing steps Walking refers to the use of lower limbs (legs) in such a way as to propel oneself over the ground to get from point A to point B. If assistance of any device (wheelchair, crutches, walker, etc.) or human is needed, the person has difficulty walking. Included are problems: walking short (about 100 yards/meters) or long distances (about 500 yards/meters), walking any distance without stopping to rest is included, and walking up or down steps. Includes those resulting from impairments in balance, endurance, or other non- musculoskeletal systems. 99 B16. Difficulty in remembering or concentrating Remembering refers to the use of memory to recall incidents or events. It should NOT be equated with memorizing or with good or bad memories. Concentrating refers to the use of mental ability to accomplish some tasks such as reading, calculating numbers, and learning something. Included are problems: finding one’s way around, being unable to concentrate on an activity, or forgetting one’s whereabouts or the date, and remembering what someone just said or becoming confused or frightened about most things. EXCLUDED: Difficulty due to high workload or stress or as a result of substance abuse B17. Difficulty with self-care such as washing all over or dressing Washing all over refers to the process of cleaning one’s entire body (usually with soap and water) in the usual manner for the culture. This includes cleaning hair and feet, as well as gathering any necessary items for bathing such as soap or shampoo, a washcloth, or water. Dressing refers to all aspects of putting clothing or garments on the upper and lower body including the feet if culturally appropriate. Included are the acts of gathering clothing from storage areas (i.e., closet, dressers), securing buttons, tying knots, zipping, etc. The purpose of this item is to identify persons who have some problems with taking care of themselves independently. 101 B18. Difficulty in communicating using usual (customary) language Communicating refers to an individual exchanging information or ideas with other people through the use of language. This involves use of voice for their exchange or making signs or writing the information they want to relay. Communication difficulties can originate from mechanical problems such as: hearing or speech impairment inability of the mind to: o interpret the sounds that the auditory system is gathering o recognize the words that are being used o compose a sentence or say a word even when the person knows the word and sentence Included are problems making oneself understood, or problems understanding other people when they speak or try to communicate in other ways. 102 B18. Difficulty in communicating using usual (customary) language The purpose of this item is to identify persons who have some problems with talking, listening, or understanding speech such that it contributes to difficulty in making themselves understood to others or understanding others. Difficulty understanding or being understood due to non-native or unfamiliar language is NOT included. 103  FUNCTIONAL DIFFICULTY C P A A P P I I 104 THANK YOU! http://www.psa.gov.ph http://opentstat.psa.gov.ph https://twitter.com/PSAgovph https://www.facebook.com/PSAgovph 105