Harmonization of cross-national studies of aging to HRS

Active Cooperative Agreement Awarded Last action

Award ID
U24AG037866
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$7,790,002

Award facts

Assistance listing
93.866 Aging Research
Completion date 97% complete
Funding
  • $7,414,120.96 Federal
  • $375,881.00 Non-federal
Place of performance
Ann Arbor, MI 48109, USA

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Description

Abstract
Many cross-national studies based on the HRS family of studies have yielded new insights about aging behaviors and health disparities around the world. This project will continue to support the development of new international studies with harmonized HRS around the world (ATW) data. The project will also maintain harmonization and data development among existing comparable HRS studies and foster a cross-country research agenda. There are a number of aims consistent with that objective. First, we will organize in-person and virtual harmonization meetings that will bring together the principal investigators and study teams of all HRS-family surveys and relevant content experts in the field. The purpose of these meetings will be to improve harmonization among the existing HRS surveys; to support the development of new HRS-like surveys; and to develop a strategy for further innovations to the HRS family of surveys. Second, we will support small-scale pilots and organize research conferences that will bring new innovations in survey contents or methodology into the HRS network of studies, and be open to researchers outside of the network. Third, we will foster the development of the new studies in the HRS network so that they can launch their studies successfully and with good comparability to the more mature existing HRS ATW studies. Finally, we will support a within group sub- network involving brazil, india, china, and south africa (BRICS) to conduct joint studies and seek financing from their countries to conduct joint research and enhance study content. We intend to share reports summarizing key discussions at the harmonization meetings, the results of small-scale pilots, and journal articles and other research products deriving from the network's activities through the HRS ATW website. We will promote these contents through our network members, population-center networks, and professional associations, using multiple platforms.

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Subawards

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The Regents Of The University Of California. San Francisco The proposed project will build upon prior dementia classification work from SHARE-HCAP-15 by evaluating the sensitivity of dementia and MCI prevalence… $82,000
The Queen's University Of Belfast The overarching goal of this application is to seek funding to enable us to commence data collection for Wave 3 of the Northern Ireland Cohort for the… $269,799
President And Fellows Of Harvard College The aim of this pilot proposal is to secure funding to strengthen HAALSI’s role as a regional resource for knowledge sharing and capacity building as these… $274,577
The Queen's University Of Belfast The overarching goal of this application is to seek funding to enable us to commence data collection for Wave 3 of the Northern Ireland Cohort for the… $269,799
The American University In Cairo The aim of this proposal is to provide estimates of health, social and economic indicators of the population aged 50 years or more in two selected governorates,… $44,727

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Who received award U24AG037866?

U24AG037866 was awarded to Regents Of The University Of Michigan by National Institute on Aging (National Institutes of Health) on September 1, 2010.

How much is award U24AG037866 worth?

$7,790,002 has been obligated on U24AG037866: $7,414,121 in federal funding and $375,881 in non-federal funding.

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