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The SecondLongitudinal Study of
Aging
Julie Dawson Weeks, Ph.D.
LSOAs Project Director
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICESCenters for Disease Control and PreventionNational Center for Health Statistics
LSOA II Staff
Survey TeamSylvia EllisonCordell
GoldenKeith
Zevallos
Data Linkage TeamChris CoxDonna MillerJim Brittain
Presentation Topics
LSOA II background and purpose
Review the Longitudinal Studies of Aging
LSOA II methodology
•Sample selection
•Survey design
•Interview data source & structure
LSOA II interview data file contents
Linkage activities & data file contents
Sponsors
A collaborative project of the…
•National Institute on Aging, NIH
•National Center for Health Statistics, CDC
With additional funding from…
•Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation, DHHS
•Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
The LSOA II was designed to…
•Describe the continuum from functional, community-dwelling independence through dependence, including institutionalization, to death;
•Describe the covariates associated with changes in functional status;
•Replicate the first LSOA in order to determine whether there have been changes in the disability and impairment process across the decades.
Objectives
The Longitudinal Studies of Aging(LSOAs)
A family of surveys…
• 1984 Supplement on Aging (SOA)
• 1984-1990 Longitudinal Study of Aging (LSOA)
• 1994 Second Supplement on Aging (SOA II)
• 1994-2000 Second Longitudinal Study of Aging
(LSOA II)
Relationship Between the Surveys
LSOA
LSOA II
1984
1986
1988
1990
SOA
SOA II
1994-96
1997-98
1999-2000
W2 W3 W4
W2 W3
•Based on the 1994 NHIS
•Complex, multistage area probability design
•Civilian, non-institutionalized population
•Persons 70 years of age and over in 1995
•N = 9,447 persons
LSOA IISample Characteristics
SOA II Design
SupplementsImmunization
Year 2000 objectives
AIDSFamily
resources
Non-disabledAge <70
DisabilitySupplement
Phase I (HIS-2)(n=107,469)
Disability Supplement Phase 2DFS-1
Age <18(n~4,200)
DFS-2Age 18-70(n=11,102)
Age 70+(n=4,928)
Disabled
1994 NHIS Core(n=116,179)
Second SupplementOn Aging (DFS-3)
Age 70+(n=4,519)
No
n-disab
led, ag
e 7
0+
SOA II Sample(n=9,447)
LSOA IIMethodological Characteristics
Baseline interview: 1994-1996•In-person, SP’s home•Census Bureau
Follow-up interviews: 1997-98 and 1999-2000
•Telephone•NORC•Institutionalized & decedent IWs
conducted
Self-response (unless SP incapacitated)
LSOA IIResponse Rates
56.6 %76.3 %LSOA II Wave 3
74.2 %84.9 %LSOA II Wave 2
87.4 %92.9 %SOA II Baseline
n/a94.1 %NHIS Core
Cumulative
Conditional
on EligibilityInterview
Note: Response rates may change slightly once final LSOA II Version 3.0 data files are released for public use.
LSOA II Data Sources
SOA II1994 NHIS Supplements:
Family ResourcesDisability Supplement
1999-2000Wave 3 Interview
1994 NHIS:Core Questionnaire
SurvivorsDecedents
SurvivorsDecedents
NDICMSSSA
1997-1998Wave 2 Interview
AdministrativeRecord Linkages
LSOA II Content
NHIS Core
• Sex
• Age (DOB)
• Race / Ethnicity
• Marital status
• Veteran status
• Education
• Family income
Other Baseline Data Sources
Family Resources
• Access to care
• Reasons for no care
Disability Supplement
• Mental health
• Depression
• RA Disability
LSOA II Content
•Housing characteristics
•Transportation
•Social activities
•Family structure
•Family interactions
•Living arrangements
•Employment history
•Community services
Baseline SOA II
LSOA II ContentBaseline SOA II, continued
•Health behaviors
•Chronic conditions
•Assistive devices
•Physical functioning
•Personal assistance
•Health insurance
•Prescription use
•LTC Utilization
LSOA II Content
•Migration and reasons for moves
•Cognitive functioning (HRS)
• Income questions (HRS)
•Home health care utilization
•Preventive services
• Information on the spouse
•Symptomatic conditions
•Nutrition and use of supplements
Additions at Waves 2 and 3
LSOA II Content
•EOL and LYOL transitions
•Eligibility: deaths subsequent to SOA II
•Conducted at Waves 2 and 3
•Respondent rule
•Wave 2 n = 938 Wave 3 n = 906
Decedent Interviews
LSOA II Content
•Most of the Survivor questions repeated
•Reference periods changed
•Cognitive functioning for proxies (HRS)
•Place of death, prior living arrangements
•Changes in functioning prior to death
•Directives and durable POA
Decedent Interviews
LSOA IIAdministrative Record
Linkages
Christine S. CoxNCHS Special Assistant for Record
Linkage
LSOA IIData Linkage Activities
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)•Medicare-covered utilization & expenditures•Enrollment status
Social Security Administration (SSA)•SSDI & SSI eligibility•Disabling condition
National Death Index (NDI) •Date of death•Cause of death
LSOA IICMS File Linkage
Medicare Enrollment File•Match methodology•Two sample issues:
eligibility vs. match success
Standard Analytic Files (1991-2000)•Hospital inpatient and outpatient•Physician / supplier•Durable medical equipment•Home health agency•Hospice
LSOA IICMS Variables
Annual payment & utilization data •Inpatient hospital care & outpatient services•Skilled nursing facility care•Physician services•Durable medical equipment•Home health care•Hospice care
For each hospital stay•Date of admission & length of stay•Diagnoses & procedures•ICU, CCU, and DRG codes
LSOA IISSA File Linkage
Master Beneficiary Record•Enumeration Verification System•Additional matching algorithms•SSN verification status•Two sample issues:
eligibility vs. match success
Supplemental Security Income Record (SSI)
Disability Control File (SSDI)
LSOA IISSA Variables
For both SSDI & SSI beneficiaries (1991-2000)
•Disability determination date•Primary disabling condition•Whether R ever applied for benefits•Whether R was ever denied benefits
For SSDI beneficiaries (1991-2000)•Type of SSDI claim (worker, disabled, widow / widower, adult disabled as child)
LSOA IINDI File Linkage
Death certificate data (1994-2002)•Probabilistic match process •Outcome statuses:
presumed dead, presumed alive, ineligible
File variables•NDI match status, score and class•Date (mm/dd/yyyy) of birth and death•Age at death / age last known alive•Underlying cause of death (ICD & recodes)•Multiple causes of death (record & entity)
NCHSResearch Data Center (RDC)
Purpose •To provide access to internal data
files (those restricted from public use)
Accessibility •On-site access - NCHS, Hyattsville,
MD•Off-site access - User’s remote
location
NCHSResearch Data Center (RDC)
User procedures •Submit a research proposal for review andreceive approval•Sign an affidavit of confidentiality•Submit (in advance) data files to be linkedwith NCHS internal data (all linkages occurat NCHS)•Subject all output and/or materials removedfrom the RDC to a disclosure limitation
review
NCHSResearch Data Center (RDC)
Contact Information
For general questions •[email protected] (301) 458-4732
For on-site access information•Negasi Beyene•[email protected] (301) 458-4097
For remote access information•Vijay Gambhir•[email protected] (301) 458-4226
Additional Information
Survey Website
•Documentation and data files•http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/lsoa
.htm
Survey Email
on the LSOA II