The 29th Annual Meeting of the Society for Epidemiologic Research
06/01/96Boston, Massachusetts
June 13-15, 1996
ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL MEASURES IN EPIDEMIOLOGIC SURVEYS
10:30am. Overview of the symposium and introduction to national
surveys of health and economic status - Health and economic
policy questions addressable in the Health and Retirement
Study and the Asset and Health Dynamics Study.
Presenter: Robert B.Wallace
10:45am. Detailed measurement of personal and family wealth and
assets in population surveys.
Presenter: Michael Hurd
11:05am. The measurement of family structure and economic and
social exchanges within: implications for health and policy
studies.
Presenter: John Henretta
11:25am. Survey approaches to measurement of cognitive function
and impairment, and their roles in predicting health status.
Presenter: A. Regula Herzog
11:40am. Level and change in functional status as measured using
alternative survey approaches.
Presenter: Willard Rodgers
11:55am. Summary and directions for obtaining resources for further
investigative use.
Presenter: Robert B. Wallace
EPIDEMIOLOGY IN THE MEDIA: WHO IS RESPONSIBLE?
ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE: EPIDEMIOLOGIC APPROACHES TO A "COMPLEX" DISORDER

