Work-life, Health Habits, and Health: Longitudinal Anal*
Work-life, Health Habits, and Health: Longitudinal Anal*
批准号:
7391538
负责人:
Jody L. Sindelar
金额:
$40.37万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2006
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2006-03-01 至 2010-02-28
关键词:
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中文摘要
更好地了解影响健康的复杂过程,
寿命特别有用的是更好地了解可能受到影响的关键因素的作用
公共和私人政策。我们将把工作-生活和健康习惯作为健康的关键决定因素,
研究它们在生命过程中如何与健康相互作用。关于工作与生活的早期选择(例如,
职业)和健康习惯(开始吸烟,饮酒和肥胖)可以产生持久的影响,
会影响以后的健康。
这一建议的总体要求是审查工作-生活,
健康习惯和健康结果。我们将使用几个纵向数据集建立生命周期模型
涵盖了从青春期到晚年的年龄段。我们的模型旨在评估协会和潜力
这些因素之间存在多方面的因果关系。我们将通过桥接方法来实现我们的目标
跨学科来最好地解决我们的研究问题。
具体目标1:分析劳动力市场经验和健康习惯作为老年健康的决定因素,
并研究这些是静态测量还是动态过程更好地表征。
具体目标2:对目标1中的主要风险因素之间的相互作用进行建模,
建模哪些因素是预先确定的,哪些因素在生命周期的不同点上是因果关系。允许
劳动力市场变量、健康习惯和健康结果之间的多向性,以及
这些与年龄的关系。
具体目标3:确定目标1和目标2中确定的关系是否存在差异
在健康指标、种族和性别亚群体之间。使用多个数据集评估
调查结果的稳健性。
具体目标4:根据我们的调查结果,确定关键的公共和私人政策,特别是在早期
在生活中,对健康的轨迹产生重要影响,导致长寿和高功能的生活。
向学术受众传播研究结果,并将研究结果翻译为更广泛的
可以从知识中受益的观众。
将使用的主要数据集是:收入动态小组研究(PSID)和健康
退休研究(MRS)我们还将使用国家青年纵向研究(NLSY)和
最年长者资产和健康动态研究(AHEAD),重点关注年轻人和老年人
个人,分别。这些纵向数据集涵盖了整个生命周期,每个数据集都包含
健康措施、健康习惯和劳动力市场特点。
英文摘要
Society would benefit from a better understanding of the complicated processes that affect health over the
life span. Particularly useful would be a better understanding of the role of key factors that can be influenced
by public and private policy. We will focus on work-life and health habits as key determinants of health and
examine how they interact with health over the life course. Early choices with regard to work-life (e.g.
occupation) and health habits (initiation of smoking, drinking, and obesity) can have durable effects and thus
can affect later health.
The overallaim of this proposal is to examine the dynamic interplay over the life cycle among work-life,
health habits, and health outcomes. Wewill build a life cycle model using several longitudinal datasets
covering the age range from adolescence to late life. Our model aims to assess associations and potential
multidirectional causality among these factors. We will accomplish our goals by bridging methodologies
across disciplines to best address our research questions.
Specific Aim 1: Analyze labor market experiences and health habits as determinants of health in old age,
and investigate whether these are better characterized by static measures or dynamic processes.
Specific Aim 2: Model the interplay among the principalrisk factors derived from Aim 1, recognizing and
modeling which factors are pre-determined and which are causal at different points in the life cycle. Allow
for multi-directionality among labor market variables, health habits, and health outcomes, and changes in
these relationships with age.
Specific Aim 3: Determine whether there are differences in the relationships identified in Aims 1 and 2
across health measures and race and gender sub-populations. Usemultiple datasets to assessthe
robustness of findings.
Specific Aim 4: Based on our findings, identify key public and private policies that could, especially early
in life, have important impacts on the trajectory of health leading to a long and high functioning life.
Disseminate findings to academic audiences andtranslate findings to be more accessible to broader
audiences who could benefit from the knowledge.
The primary datasets that will be used are: the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID) and the Health
and Retirement Study (MRS). We will also use the National Longitudinal Study of Youth (NLSY) and the
Study of Assets and Health Dynamics among the Oldest Old (AHEAD) to focus on younger and older
individuals, respectively. Together these longitudinal datasets cover the life span and each contains
measures of health, health habits and labor market characteristics.
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Aging Research at the 2010 through 2014 ASHEcon Biennial Conferences
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依托单位:
海外基金