Providing National Statistics on Health and Social Welfare Programs in an Era of Change: Summary of a Workshop (1998)
Chapter: Health and Health Care Use
Certificate of deposit (CD)
Mutual funds
Stocks
Municipal or corporate bonds
U.S. government securities
Mortgages from which payments are received
Rental property
Royalties
Any other financial investments not already mentioned
Rental property (gross and net income)
Mortgages
Royalties
Other Income
Severance pay when left job during past 4 months; amount
Lump sum payments from pension when left job during past 4 months; type; amount; whether and how much rolled over into an IRA or other retirement account
Foster child care payments
Child support payments
Alimony payments
Any other income
Educational assistance by type
In-kind program participation (recipiency history for food stamps in Wave 1)
Whether live in public housing project
Whether rent subsidized by federal, state, or local government
When first applied and moved into public or subsidized housing; whether on waiting list
Amount of monthly rent (excluding subsidy); whether pay for utilities
Whether authorized to receive food stamps; whether ever applied; when first received and how long; how many times received; amounts in last 4 months; composition of the recipient unit
Whether on WIC, the Women, Infants, and Children nutrition program and composition of the recipient unit
Energy Assistance; 4-month amount
Which children ate lunch and/or breakfast at school; whether free or reduced price
Health and Health Care Use
Whether health prevents working at a job or business or limits kind of work can do
Whether ever retired from a job or business
[Note: Wave 2 includes a topical module on work disability history; Wave 4 includes a topical module on disability; Waves 6 and 11 include a topical module on functional limitations and disability for adults and children.] [Note: Waves 3, 6, 9, and 12 include a topical module on medical expenses and utilization of health care for adults and children.]
