The phrase "residence situation" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing someone's living arrangements or housing circumstances.
Example: "The social worker assessed the family's residence situation to determine their eligibility for assistance."
Alternatives: "housing situation" or "living situation"
One possibility of this meaning is that there is sole legal custody of the children with one of the parents, but there is a division of time in which the child spends time with both parents with a shared residence situation for the children.
After the open-ended interviews, sociodemographic and medical data were collected using a structured questionnaire (date of birth, gender, first diagnosed, former dual therapy experience, triple therapy status (e.g., ongoing, completed or discontinued), PI used, residence situation, occupation, ability to work).
Interestingly the group of stayers was significantly better integrated even though the percentage of unstable residence situations was almost as high as in the group of returnees.
Data from the following registers were used for all individuals in the study: 1) Statistics Sweden: Longitudinal integration database for health insurance and labour market studies (LISA) with socio-demographic information on age, sex, country of birth, place of residence, family situation and educational status.
Sociodemographic factors included age, gender, place of residence, financial situation (below average, average, above average), religion/ethnicity (responses included Bosniak-Muslim; Bosniak-Other; Croatian-Catholic; Croatian-Other; Serbian-Orthodox; Serbian-Other; Other) and strength of religious beliefs as measured by the Santa Clara Strength of Religious Faith (SCSRF).
Sex, age group, race/ethnicity, income, having health insurance, education, U.S. region of residence, living situation, current PCP medication(s) prescribed, daily pill burden, and type of recruitment were not associated with nonadherence to PCP prophylaxis.
Based on age groups, education, place of residence, chronic disease situation, and trimester at the time of the survey, there was not any significant difference with regard to vaccination status (p>0.05).
When there are several fertility centers close to the woman's place of residence (a competition situation between centers), the population of women who discontinue is probably mixed, consisting of both patients with a poorer prognosis and patients who merely change IVF center, whatever their prognosis.
Data on exposure variables such as wealth, distance and residence reflected the situation at the time of the survey and not at the time of delivery and hence mothers may have shifted from one category of classification into another.
However, Greiner and Rubin (2011) noted that it is actually a matter of perception on those characteristics and perceptions are not immutable.11 Even without going down to the level of perception, if two individuals are the same in all important characteristics (age, gender, education, family situations, residence, etc).
Socio-economic variables included in the analysis were mother's education, area of residence (urban/rural) and care situation and practices of the mother.
