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XML DDI-C 2.5 Documentation for study SN230-2.0 UniData - Bicocca Data Archive UniData metadata records are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 Italian License ILQA-19. Longitudinal Study on Older People’s Quality of Life during the Covid-19 pandemic (2020) ILQA-19. Studio longitudinale sulla qualità della vita delle persone anziane durante la pandemia da Covid-19 (2020) SN23010.20366/unimib/unidata/SN230-2.0 Sala, Emanuela Melis, Giulia Zaccaria, Daniele 2024-06-26 UniData - Bicocca Data Archive UniData - Bicocca Data Archive social mediawell-beingILQA-19eldersCovid-19 HEALTH - health policyHEALTH - physical fitness and exerciseHEALTH - specific diseases and medical conditionsSCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY - information technologySOCIAL STRATIFICATION AND GROUPINGS - elderlySOCIETY AND CULTURE - social behaviour and attitudes ILQA-19 is a longitudinal qualitative case study. It investigates the social consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic on older people’s well-being and everyday life. It is conducted on a purposive sample of 40 older men and women aged between 65 and 80 living in the ten villages (located in the Northern part of Italy) that experienced the first lockdown in Europe. The first wave of the data collection was conducted in spring 2020, during the first lockdown, using semi-structured video-interviews. Wave 1 interview explores changes occurred in older people’s everyday life, the role of social relationships and social media use during the lockdown, and the impact of the lockdown on older people’s well-being. In particular, the research intends: - analyse the representations of the elderly regarding the redefinition of the "new" everyday life; - explore how changes in relationship networks (intra/intergenerational links within and outside the family network) and in support and care systems have affected the well-being of the elderly; - reconstruct the strategies and resources adopted by the elderly to adapt to the new everyday life, also with reference to the role of "social technologies" and the changes in their use; - collect their views on the measures taken by the institutions, especially on the relationship between health policies and respect for the principles of active ageing. Italy Municipality of BertonicoMunicipality of CasalpusterlengoMunicipality of CastelgerundoMunicipality of Castiglione D’AddaMunicipality of CodognoMunicipality of FombioMunicipality of MaleoMunicipality of San FioranoMunicipality of SomagliaMunicipality of Terranova dei Passerini individual Residents in the municipalities covered by the research aged 65 to 80 years individual data longitudinal (panel) 40 individuals. Snowball sampling face to face interview Data are released for research and teaching purposes only and are subject to authorization. The redistribution to the third party, even in partial form, of data is not allowed. Please, contact <a href="mailto:unidata@unimib.it">UniData's archive</a> in order to data access. Sala, Emanuela; Melis, Giulia; Zaccaria, Daniele. (2020) ILQA-19. Longitudinal Study on Older People’s Quality of Life during the Covid-19 pandemic. Melis, Giulia [Producer]. UniData - Bicocca Data Archive, Milan. Study Number SN230. Data file version 2.0 doi:10.20366/unimib/unidata/SN230-2.0 The user is obliged to quote all data and documents disseminated by UniData and used in the own publications, using the information previously showed. The user is also obliged to send UniData the bibliographic citations related to the publications where the requested data and documents are used Methodological Notes Melis, G., Sala, E., & Zaccaria, D. (2022). The Role of Information and Communication Technologies in Researching Older People During the Covid-19 Pandemic. In Q. Gao & J. Zhou (Eds.), Human Aspects of IT for the Aged Population. Design, Interaction and Technology Acceptance (pp. 53–68). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-05581-2_5 Melis, G., Sala, E., & Zaccaria, D. (2021). Remote recruiting and video-interviewing older people: A research note on a qualitative case study carried out in the first Covid-19 Red Zone in Europe. International Journal of Social Research Methodology, 25(4), 477–482. https://doi.org/10.1080/13645579.2021.1913921 Melis, G., Sala, E., & Zaccaria, D. (2021). «I turned to Facebook to know when they would open the cemetery»… : Results from a qualitative case study on older people’s social media use during COVID-19 lockdown in Italy. Rassegna Italiana di Sociologia, LXII(2), 431–457. https://doi.org/10.1423/101851 http://oai.unidata.unimib.it/v0/oai SN230 2024-07-01T10:05:08Z ddi:codebook:2_5