Table 1.
Mean/proportion | |
---|---|
Computed SRH improvement | 22.2% |
Computed SRH decline | 30.8% |
RR-SRH improvement | 7.6% |
RR-SRH decline | 33.4% |
SRH: Excellent | 8.1% |
From worse | 4.1% |
Unchanged | 4.0% |
SRH: Very good | 23.4% |
From worse | 8.8% |
Unchanged | 11.2% |
From better | 3.4% |
SRH: Good | 32.3% |
From worse | 6.6% |
Unchanged | 15.7% |
From better | 10.0% |
SRH: Fair | 25.4% |
From worse | 2.7% |
Unchanged | 11.6% |
From better | 11.1% |
SRH: Poor | 10.8% |
Unchanged | 4.5% |
From better | 6.3% |
Age at death (SD) | 86.7 (6.1) |
Age at survey (SD) | 82.2 (5.4) |
Female | 64.0% |
White | 86.9% |
Married | 41.0% |
Employed | 6.8% |
Education | |
<HS | 37.2% |
HS graduate | 31.5% |
Some college | 17.8% |
College graduate | 13.5% |
Income | |
≤$10,000 | 20.3% |
>$10,000 & <$30,000 | 49.7% |
≥$30,000 | 30.0% |
Chronic conditions, count, 0–7 (SD) | 1.5 (1.2) |
ADL limitations, count, 0–5 (SD) | 0.5 (1.1) |
Mobility limitations, count, 0–5 (SD) | 1.4 (1.6) |
N | 19,655 |
Notes. ADL = activities of daily living; HS = high school; RR-SRH = retrospectively reported SRH; SRH = self-rated health.