Center on the Demography and Economics of Health & Aging

斯坦福健康和老龄化人口统计学和经济学中心(CDEHA)推动了这项研究 人口、经济、健康和保健方面的趋势，以及这些趋势对福祉的影响 关于老年人的。其计划领域是：1)医疗技术对成本、健康结果的影响，以及 老年人的身心健康和选择；2)纵向和队列研究 美国和其他国家老年人口的医疗保健、费用、健康和经济结果 各国，特别强调对结果差异的经济和健康利益；3) 健康特征、经济状况、功能状况和卫生保健之间的相互关系 生命周期健康特征、经济状况、功能状况和卫生保健之间的相互关系 在整个生命周期中；以及4)人口统计学、健康、保健和保健的国际比较研究 影响老年人的卫生政策，包括分析卫生系统在解决卫生保健问题方面的效率 老年人的需要。 拟议支助行政和通信基础设施(核心A)；新项目 发展(核心B)；以及创新的外部网络活动，以支持以下方面的国际合作 健康、保健、医疗技术传播和人口研究(核心C)。这些核心中的每个 补充现有对莫里森医学院经济系持续活动的支持 人口与资源研究所和卫生政策中心/初级保健中心 结果研究。一个咨询委员会将负责监督CDEHA的活动。 得益于支持多学科研究的大学环境，CDEHA有机会获得 独特的临床专业知识和在经济学和其他相关学科方面的实力组合 计划领域；利用正在进行的项目和研究支持的广泛基础的能力； 以及与计划领域相关的美国和国际数据的收集，以及工作所需的专业知识 拥有大型纵向数据库。拟建的中心将支持加强通信、研讨会、 大型会议和研究开发。它包含了吸引实习生和初级员工的机制 教职员工。CDEHA已经吸引了斯坦福大学的教职员工和合作机构来研究 人口学和健康与老龄化经济学，并已成为越来越多的研究的核心 这已经能够吸引大量的外部资金。它的更新将有助于确保持续的生命力 以及这一努力的发展。

The Stanford Center on the Demography and Economics of Health and Aging (CDEHA) promotes the study of trends in demography, economics, health, and health care, and the effects of these trends on the wellbeing of the elderly. Its program areas are: 1) effects of medical technology on costs, health outcomes, and physical and psychological well-being and choices of the elderly; 2) longitudinal and cohort studies of medical care, costs, and health and economic outcomes of older populations, in the United State_ and other countries, with particular emphasis on economic and health interest in outcome disparities; 3) the interrelationships of health characteristics, economic status, functional status, and health care throughout the life cycle The interrelationships of health characteristics, economic status, functional status, and health care throughout the life cycle; and 4) comparative international studies of demography, health, h_alth care, and health policy affecting the aged, including analysis of health system efficiency in addressing the health care needs of the elderly. Support is proposed for administrative and communications infrastructure (Core A); new project development (Core B); and innovative external network activities in support of international collaborations on health, health care, medical technology diffusion, and population studies (Core C). Each of these cores supplements existing support for ongoing activities in the medical school, economics department, Morrison Institute for Population and Resource Studies, and the Center for Health Policy/Center for Primary Care and Outcomes Research. An Advisory Committee will be responsible for oversight of CDEHA activities. Benefitting from an university environment supportive of multidisciplinary research, CDEHA has access to a unique combination of clinical expertise and strength in economics and other disciplines relevant to the program areas; the ability to draw upon an extensive foundation of ongoing projects and research support; and collections of U.S. and international data relevant to the program areas, along with the expertise to work with large longitudinal databases. The proposed center will support enhanced communications, seminars, major conferences, and research development. It incorporates mechanisms to attract trainees and junior faculty. CDEHA has already attracted faculty at Stanford and collaborating institutions to research on the demography and economics of health and aging, and has served as the core of a growing body of research that has been able to attract substantial external funding. Its renewal will help ensure the continued vitality and growth of this endeavor.