Table 1. Outline of baseline self-administered questionnaire on the Kesennuma Study 2019.
| Primary outcome measures | |
| Frailty | CL1510,18–20 |
| Secondary outcome measures | |
| Psychological function | Current feeling23–26 |
| Subjective well-being27 | |
| Subjective cognitive decline28 | |
| Personality traits (TIPI-J)29 | |
| Social function | Social network30 |
| Frequency of outings31 | |
| Cognitive social capital (trust in neighbours) | |
| Additional measures | |
| Demographics | Age, sex |
| Years of residence in the neighbourhood | |
| Living arrangement | |
| Socio-economic status | Education |
| Taxation status | |
| Current job | |
| Medical and lifestyle profiles | Drinking habits, smoking status |
| Self-rated health, history of physician-diagnosed diseases | |
| Body mass index | |
| Musculoskeletal pain, mobility limitation32,33 | |
| Regular exercise, sitting time34 | |
| Dietary information: DVS,35,36 eating alone | |
| Sleep-related items | |
| Higher-level competence, TMIG-IC37 | |
| GEJE-related items | Number of relocations |
| Current home | |
| Change in consultation access | |
CL15, Check-List 1510,18–20; DVS, Dietary Variety Score35,36; TIPI-J, Ten Item Personality Inventory29; TMIG-IC, Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Gerontology Index of Competence.37
History of physician-diagnosed diseases: hypertension, dyslipidemia, heart disease, stroke, diabetes, bone disease, respiratory organs, cancer.
Sleep-related items: sleep duration, difficulty falling asleep, quality of sleep.