Fact Sheets and Infographics

Longitudinal Study of People Aging with Long-Term Physical Disabilities: Evaluation of Time Spent Participating in Activities

Longitudinal Study People Aging with Long-Term Disabilities. Participants wanted to spend more time on physical activity (63.2%), community leisure (49.3%), civic or religious activities (41.3%), social activities/helping others (40.4%), and employment. Participants wanted to spend less time on managing medical conditions (15.8%), interior household chores (13.7%), personal leisure (11.2%), exterior household chores (9.1%), and employment (3.6%). Participants said they spend the right amount of time on managing medical conditions (73.7%), personal leisure (71.2%), civic and religious activities (57.1%), social activities/helping others (57.1%), and employment (55.8%).
Participants’ evaluation of their time spent in various activities

Longitudinal Study of People Aging with Long-Term Physical Disabilities: Sociodemographics

  • Baseline Demographic Information from Year 1 of cohort survey

Development of a Community-Based Research Network

  • Fact Sheet depicting the development of our community-based research network
  • Page 2 of the Fact Sheet on our community-based research network

Community Participation for People Aging with Long-term Disability

  • Fact sheet of differences in participation between younger and older people who are aging with disabilities
  • Page 2 of fact sheet of differences in participation between younger and older people who are aging with disabilities