The survey involved almost 12,000 participants.

It survey revealed that the more educated, the economically active, and those living together in the same household can expect a better health-related quality of life than those with a lower education or those living alone. 

According to the information, the analysis assesses the health-related quality of life based on the individual’s subjective self-assessment.

The self-assessment included five areas: mobility, self-care, usual activities, pain/malaise and anxiety/depression.