Table 2.

Data collection over time in the KASAF^a.

			Baseline (T0)		Phone interview (T3 months)		Follow-up (T6 months)		Phone interview (T9 months)		Final visit (T12 months)
Older residents—self-rated questionnaires and anthropometric measures
	CES-D scaleb	Xc				X				X
	QoL-AD scaled	X				X				X
	EQ-5D-3L scalee	X				X				X
	Adaptation to the institution scale	X				X				X
	MMSE scoref	X				X				X
	SPPB scaleg	X				X				X
	CDR scoreh	X				X				X
Foster caregivers—proxy-rated questionnaires about the resident
	Medical characteristics	X				X				X
	Prescribed drugs	X				X				X
	NPUAP-EPUAPi scorei	X				X				X
	Braden scale	X				X				X
	ADLj and IADLk scales	X				X				X
	AGGIR scorel	X				X				X
	MNA-SF scalem	X				X				X
	NPI-ES scalen	X				X				X
	QoL-AD scale	X				X				X
	EQ-5D-3L score	X				X				X
	RUD-Lite scaleo	X		X		X		X		X
	Health events			X		X		X		X
	Alive/dead status			X		X		X		X
Foster caregivers—self-rated questionnaires
	Sociodemographic characteristics	X				X				X
	Pro-QoL scalep	X				X				X
	SF-36 scaleq	X				X				X

^aKASAF: Karukera Study of Ageing in Foster Families.

^bCES-D: Center for Epidemiologic Studies—Depression Scale.

^cX: information that will be collected during the indicative period.

^dQoL-AD: Questionnaire Quality of Life—Alzheimer’s Disease.

^eEQ-5D-3L: EQ-5D three-level version.

^fMMSE: Mini-Mental State Examination.

^gSPPB: Short Physical Performance Battery.

^hCDR: Clinical Dementia Rating.

ⁱNPUAP-EPUAP: National Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel–European Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel.

^jADL: Activities of Daily Living.

^kIADL: Instrumental Activities of Daily Living.

^lAGGIR: Autonomy, Gerontology Group Iso-Ressources.

^mMNA-SF: Mini Nutritional Assessment Short-Form.

ⁿNPI-ES, NeuroPsychiatric Inventory for Health Staff.

^oRUD-Lite: Resource Utilization in Dementia—Lite Version.

^pPro-QoL: Professional Quality of Life.

^qSF-36: Short-Form General Health Survey—36 items.