Title: General Social Survey on caregiving and care receiving: Public use microdata file (PUMF), 2012 Abstract: The public use microdata file for Cycle 26 (2012) of the General Social Survey (GSS) is now available. Cycle 26 focused on Canadians who provided care to family and friends for a long-term health condition, disability or age-related problems, as well as those who received care from family, friends or professionals. The survey covered individuals aged 15 years and over living in private households in the provinces. In addition to updating the care-related information collected in previous years, the 2012 GSS introduced new content, including the type and severity of the health condition necessitating the care; the impact of caregiving on the lives of caregivers; satisfaction with care received from various sources; and accessible housing. As in all GSS cycles, data were also collected on the respondent's main activity, education, income and other sociodemographic characteristics. Definitions, data sources and methods: survey number 4502 . DIRECTORY: /MAD_DLI/Root/other-products/General Social Survey - gss/cycle26-2012 /MAD_PUMF/Root/PUMF/General Social Survey - gss/cycle26-2012 Bilingual Data file gssc-esg2012c26family-pumf-dat.zip (uncompressed 9,142,272 bytes ) (lrecl 1110 variables) (number of records 23,093)(8.71 MB zip ) Document files DIRECTORY: /MAD_DLI/Root/other-products/General Social Survey - gss/cycle26-2012/doc gssc-esg2012c26family-sas-sav.zip gssc-esg2012c26family-spss-sav.zip English Documentation --------------------- gssc-esg2012c26family-sas-sav.zip SAS code gssc-esg2012c26family-spss-sav.zip SPSS code C26_PUMF_Users_guide.pdf User's guide C26_Questionnaire_E.pdf Questionnaire No frequency analytical file.pdf Analytical file French Documentation -------------------- gssc-esg2012c26family-sas-sav.zip SAS code gssc-esg2012c26family-spss-sav.zip SPSS code C26_Guide_d'utilisateur.pdf Guide de l'utilisateur C26_Questionnaire_F.pdf Questionnaire Fichier analytique sans fréquence.pdf Fichier analytique sans fréquence