The Aging Population in the Twenty-First Century: Statistics for Health Policy

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The Aging Population in the Twenty-First Century: Statistics for Health Policy (1988)
Commission on Behavioral and Social Sciences and Education (CBASSE)

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Front Matter (R1-R16)

1 Introduction and Summary of Recommendations (1-51)

2 Social, Economic, and Demographic Changes Among the Elderly (52-64)

3 Health Status and Quality of Life (65-93)

4 Health Transitions and the Compression of Morbidity (94-107)

5 Health Promotion and Disease Prevention (108-125)

6 Quality of Care (126-134)

7 Long-term Care (135-149)

8 The Financing of Health Care Services for the Elderly (150-177)

9 Health Services Utilization (178-201)

10 Enhancing the Utility of Statistical Systems (202-235)

11 Statistical Methodology for Health Policy Analysis (236-258)

References (259-278)

A Background Papers (279-280)

B Effects of Budgetary Constraints on Federal Statistical Programs (281-286)

C Descriptions of Data Bases Mentioned in the Panel's Recommendations (287-312)

D Long-term Health Care Minimum Data Set (313-315)

E Acronyms (316-318)

F Biographical Sketches (319-323)