Household Composition Among Elders in Sub‐Saharan Africa in the Context of HIV/AIDS
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Auteurs : Zachary Zimmer [États-Unis]Source :
- Journal of Marriage and Family [ 0022-2445 ] ; 2009-11.
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- Absent parent, Adult children, African countries, Aids deaths, Aids epidemic, Aids mortality, Burkina faso, Cameroon, Ccdr, Composition indicators, Current analysis, Current study, Deceased parent, Deceased parents, Development review, Family members, Global aids epidemic, Grandchild, Grandchild percent, Health survey, Health surveys, High accumulation, High aids mortality, High rates, Household, Household composition, Household composition indicators, Household compositions, Household members, Household roster, International labor organization, Kenya, Knodel, Knodel vanlandingham, Labor force participation, Labor force participation rate, Large part, Lesotho, Madhavan schatz, Malawi, National academies press, National bureau, National levels, Older adult, Older adult lives, Older adults, Older parents, Older people, Older persons, Older populations, Orphan, Orphan care, Other countries, Other factors, Parent, Population reference bureau, Prevalence, Prevalence rate, Prevalence rates, Public health, Regression line, Roster, Roster information, Same time, Scandinavian journal, Schatz, Senegal, Skipgeneration households, Social science, Tanzania, Total dependency ratio, Uganda, Unaids, Urban areas, Vanlandingham, World health organization, Zambia, Zimmer.
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- Absent parent, Adult children, African countries, Aids deaths, Aids epidemic, Aids mortality, Burkina faso, Cameroon, Ccdr, Composition indicators, Current analysis, Current study, Deceased parent, Deceased parents, Development review, Family members, Global aids epidemic, Grandchild, Grandchild percent, Health survey, Health surveys, High accumulation, High aids mortality, High rates, Household, Household composition, Household composition indicators, Household compositions, Household members, Household roster, International labor organization, Kenya, Knodel, Knodel vanlandingham, Labor force participation, Labor force participation rate, Large part, Lesotho, Madhavan schatz, Malawi, National academies press, National bureau, National levels, Older adult, Older adult lives, Older adults, Older parents, Older people, Older persons, Older populations, Orphan, Orphan care, Other countries, Other factors, Parent, Population reference bureau, Prevalence, Prevalence rate, Prevalence rates, Public health, Regression line, Roster, Roster information, Same time, Scandinavian journal, Schatz, Senegal, Skipgeneration households, Social science, Tanzania, Total dependency ratio, Uganda, Unaids, Urban areas, Vanlandingham, World health organization, Zambia, Zimmer.
Abstract
Cross‐sectional and repeated surveys from household components of Demographic and Health Surveys in sub‐Saharan Africa were examined to determine whether household composition indicators for older adults (N = 52,573), involving offspring and grandchildren, correlated with national levels of AIDS mortality. One in 4 was living with a grandchild whose own parents were absent. Absence was a result of residence elsewhere and parents being deceased. Older adults in countries with a high accumulation of AIDS mortality were more likely to live in a skip‐generation household and with a double‐orphaned grandchild and less likely to live in a 3‐generation household. Change in living arrangements toward skip generation and a double orphaned household was experienced in countries with high accumulation of AIDS mortality.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1741-3737.2009.00654.x
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