2000 Los Angeles, USA

Healthy Life expectancy: Linking Policy and Science

The meeting was organized by Eileen Crimmins, University of Southern California

Papers presented at Los Angeles, 2000. Slides are available on request.

• Barbi E, Caselli G. Selection effects on gender differences in survival.
• Barendregt J. Incidence and prevalence based health expectancies : Making the twain meet.
• Bossuyt N, Van Oyen H, Page H. Healthy Life Expectancy and Disability-free Life Expectancy by Educational Attainment in Belgium.
• Brouard N, Lièvre A. Computing Health Expectancies using IMaCh A Maximum Likelihood (bis) Computer Program using Interpolation of Markov Chains.
• Carrière Y, Légaré J. Income Inequalities and Healthy Life Expectancy: An International Comparison.
• Désesquelles A, Meslé F. First insight into the patterns and trends of old-age mortality using French multiple cause-of-death statistics.
• Gavrilov LA, Gavrilova NS. Short Communication Season of Birth and Human Longevity.
• Gavrilova N, Semyonova NS, Evdokushkina VG, Gavrilov GN. Health responses to economic changes in Russia.
• Ginneken JV, Bosch A, Al Mamun A. Health expectancy in Matlab, Bangladesh: Substantive and methodological aspects.
• Golini A, Amendola G, Falorni C. Height body mass index and self perceived health The case of the Italian population.
• Hahn H. Methods of incorporating the perspectives of people with disabilities into measures of health expectancy.
• Ham-Chande R. Healthy life expectancies in Latin America: Determinants evaluation and policy design.
• Hayward M, Hsinum C, Crimmins EM. Evaluating inequality in sate life expectancies : The estimation of confidence intervals for multistate life table models.
• Herrmann F, Gostynski M, Ajdacic-Gross V, Gutzwiller F, Michel JP. Incontinence free life expectancy in Switzerland.
• Hoehn C, Gärtner K. Life styles and their impact on health and life expectancy in Germany (Life expectancy survey of the BiB).
• Horiuchi S, Meslé F, Vallin J. Cause-of-Death Patterns of Age-Related Mortality Increase in France, 1979-1994 : Differences between Middle Ages and Old Ages.
• Kelly S, Baker A. Healthy life expectancy in Great Britain, 1980-96, and its use as an indicator in UK Government strategies.
• Lamb VL. Age-specific patterns of US disability.
• Lopez A. Report from the Global Burden of Disease Study.
• Martel L, Bélanger A, Berthelot JM. Risk Factors Associated with Transitions between Health States : Some Results from Longitudinal Panel of NPHS (1994-1996).
• Martel L, Bélanger A. Report on the Demographic situation in Canada 1998-1999 An analysis of the change in dependence-free life expectancy in Canada between 1986 and 1996.
• Mathers C, Murray C, Salomon J. Summary measures of population health.
• Mathers C. Disability-adjusted life expectancy in Austrailia.
• Mc Clellan M, Yan L. Understanding disability trends in the US elderly population : The role of disease management and disease prevention.
• Melze D, Izmirlan G, Leveille S, Guralnik J. Socio-economic differences in the prevalence of disability in old age The dynamics of incidence; mortality and recovery.
• Melzer D, McWilliams B, Brayne C, Johnson T, Bond J. Socio-economic status and the expectation of disability in old age: Estimates for England.
• Montgomery PD, Pettersen BA, Sullivan SG, Hallmayer J, Hussain R, Bittles AH. The Influence of intellectual disability on life expectancy in Western Australia.
• Myers GC, Giles LC, Andrews GR. Dynamics of late life disability and mortality: Analyses over five waves of an Australian longitudinal study of ageing (ALSA).
• Noymer A. Mortality sex differentials in space and time : Vallin’s paradox in the USA.
• Nugent JB, Swaminathan S. An Instrumental Variable Approach to Assessing the Health Impacts of Community.
• Nusselder WJ, Looman CWN, Barendregt J. A method of Decomposing Differences in Health Expectancy by Cause.
• Olshansky SJ, Carnes BA. Anatomical oddities and design flaws of the human body.
• Palloni A. PAHO efforts in collecting data in Latin America.
• Pamuk E, Harper SB, Molla MT, Wagener DK, Crimmins E. The Effect of Population Estimates on Disability free Life Expectancy.
• Perenboom R, Oudshoorn K, Van Herten L, Hoeymans N. A (weighted) mental health expectancy in the Netherlands. In: 12th Work group meeting REVES, Los Angeles., March 2000.
• Portrait F, Deeg D, Lindeboom M. Life expectancies in specific health states and costs of care : Results from a joint model of health status and mortality or the elderly.
• Prenboom RJM, Van Herten LM, Mulder YM. Trends in DFLE in the Netherlands : Dynamic Equilibrium.
• Qiao X. Disability-free Life Expectancy of the Elderly of China.
• Robine JM, Jagger C. A Disabilityt Model for the 21st Century.
• Rogers RG, Hummer RA, London J. Comparing Risk Factor Prevalence and Mortality Rates.
• Saito Y. Introduction to the Nihon University Japanese Longitudinal Study of Aging (NUJLSOA).
• Suthers K, Ki Kim J, Crimmins E. Life expectancy with cognitive impairment in the older population of the United States.
• Valkonen T. Convergence or divergence : trends in regional inequalities in life expectancy within western European countries.
• Van Herten L, Perenboom R, Oudshoorn K, Boshuizen H. Sensitivity analysis: Impact of the health status of non respondents and of residents of institutions on the health expectancy calculations in the Netherlands.
• Van Oyen H, Bossuyt N, Page H. Mental health expectancy by educational attainment in Belgium.
• Wagener DK, Crimmins E, Pamuk E, Molla MT, Kim JK. Impact of Morbidity Variable Selection on Healthy Life Expectancy Comparisons between Subgroups of the US population.
• Wilmoth J. Measuring mortality differentials over age and time.
• Wolf DA, Freedman V, Marcotte J, Ploutz-Snyder L. Periodicity and ’occurrence’ Bias in estimates of disablement transition rates.