Archiving the Data from the First Wave of SHARE-Israel

归档第一波 SHARE-以色列的数据

• 批准号: 7304964
• 负责人: HOWARD LITWIN
• 金额: $ 4.43万
• 依托单位: HEBREW UNIVERSITY OF JERUSALEM
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2007
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2007-07-15 至 2009-06-30
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/7304964
• 关键词: Address; Age; Age-Years; Aging; Applications Grants; Archives; Area; Baseline Surveys; Budgets; Characteristics; Cognition; Collaborations; Collection; Communities; Condition; Confidential Information; Confidentiality; Country; Data; Data Files; Data Set; Databases; Development; Documentation; Economics; Eligibility Determination; Europe; European; Exposure to; Extensible Markup Language; Financial Support; Foundations; Funding; Funding Agency; Generations; Generic Drugs; German population; Goals; Grant; HGS gene; Health; Health Surveys; Holocaust; Household; Individual; Institutes; Insurance; International; Interview; Interviewer; Israel; Keratectomy, Subepithelial, Laser-Assisted; Language; Libraries; Life; Longitudinal Surveys; Measurement; Measures; Michigan; Pensions; Personal Satisfaction; Population; Population Heterogeneity; Production; Purpose; Questionnaires; Range; Reaction; Research; Research Infrastructure; Research Personnel; Resources; Retirement; SAS; Sampling; Societies; Stress; Sum; Surveys; Testing; Training; Translating; Trauma; United States National Institutes of Health; Universities; Weight; Woman; Work; aged; aging population; base; caregiving; cohort; expectation; improved; insight; men; research and development; social; user-friendly

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): SHARE-Israel is an HRS-inspired population-based household survey, the aim of which is to collect baseline data in several NIA priority areas, including retirement and economic status, cognition, care giving and the dynamics of health and functional change at older ages. Supported by NIA and by Israeli funding sources, the first wave of the survey was executed in 2005-2006, encompassing some 2600 individuals aged 50 and over in about 1750 households. SHARE-Israel was implemented in three parallel languages--Hebrew, Arabic and Russian--in order to access the diverse populations in Israel. The principal goal of the current proposal is to translate the potential of the SHARE-Israel data that have just been collected with support from NIA into a widely accessible resource for advanced study and analysis. Israeli society presents a unique set of conditions and characteristics that can yield new insight and understanding regarding the social dynamics of important aspects of health and population aging. We propose to carry out the next immediate step necessary for making the data accessible to the wider research community. It is our expectation that these efforts will facilitate utilization of this unique data set by researchers, and will, in turn, yield new understandings of the aging enterprise. To accomplish the goals of the application, we propose to perform four specific tasks: 1) To create a uniform codebook, translating the existing data from Hebrew, Arabic and Russian to full versions in Hebrew and English to facilitate Israeli based research and collaborations with English-speaking research partners. 2) To create a complete set of user-friendly documentation to facilitate the use of the data, including data definition files, technical documentation regarding sampling and weighting, and procedural information on interviewer training and the creation of the multilingual questionnaires. 3) To perform a full confidentiality review on the SHARE-Israel data so restricted material can be removed. 4) To create a library of public use files. Working with our collaborating partner, NACDA at the University of Michigan we will generate a set of user ready analysis files in SAS, SPSS and STATA along with searchable documentation in XML. These files will facilitate initial research by the investigators and simplify the creation of publicly accessible data files for secondary data users. The data to be archived in this project will allow analyses aimed to improve our understanding of the different paths to better health and well being in older age. The data address key economic and social factors that contribute to health among people 50 years of age and older, providing unique opportunities for cross-national comparisons.

描述（由申请人提供）：SHARE-Israel是一项基于人口的家庭调查，其目的是收集NIA几个优先领域的基线数据，包括退休和经济状况，认知，护理以及老年人健康和功能变化的动态。在NIA和以色列资金来源的支持下，第一波调查于2005-2006年进行，涵盖了约1 750个家庭中约2 600名50岁及以上的人。SHARE-Israel以三种平行语言-希伯来语、阿拉伯语和俄语-实施，以便接触以色列的不同人口。当前提案的主要目标是将刚刚在NIA支持下收集的SHARE-以色列数据的潜力转化为可广泛获取的资源，用于高级研究和分析。以色列社会呈现出一系列独特的条件和特点，可以对健康和人口老龄化的重要方面的社会动态产生新的见解和理解。我们建议立即采取下一个必要步骤，使更广泛的研究界能够获得这些数据。我们期望这些努力将促进研究人员利用这一独特的数据集，并反过来产生对老龄化事业的新理解。为了实现该应用程序的目标，我们建议执行四项具体任务：1）创建一个统一的码本，将现有的数据从希伯来语，阿拉伯语和俄语翻译为希伯来语和英语的完整版本，以促进以色列的研究和与英语研究伙伴的合作。2)编制一整套方便用户的文件，以便利数据的使用，包括数据定义文件、关于抽样和加权的技术文件、关于访谈者培训和编制多语种调查表的程序信息。3)对SHARE-以色列数据进行全面保密审查，以便删除受限制的材料。4)创建公共使用文件库。与我们的合作伙伴，NACDA在密歇根大学的工作，我们将产生一套用户准备的分析文件在SAS，SPSS和STATA沿着与可搜索的XML文档。这些文件将有助于调查人员的初步研究，并简化为二级数据用户创建可公开访问的数据文件。在这个项目中存档的数据将允许进行旨在提高我们对老年人更好的健康和福祉的不同途径的理解的分析。这些数据涉及影响50岁及以上人群健康的关键经济和社会因素，为跨国比较提供了独特的机会。