1. Ageing Matters Somnath Chatterji Information, Evidence and Research
World Health Organization

2. Overview
Why ageing matters?
WHO’s Study on Global Ageing and Adult Health
Examples of analyses

3. Young vs. Old

4. Burden of disease

5. Burden of disease

6. Burden of Disease

7. WHO Multi-Country Survey Study 2000-2001
14/09/2018
WHO Multi-Country Survey Study
71 SURVEYS in 61 countries 185,369 respondents
Household: 14
Brief Face to Face: 27
CATI:
Postal surveys: 28
Overlaps: HH/Postal: 5 - BFTF/Postal : 4 -CATI/Postal: 1
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8. WHO - World Health Surveys WHS 2002
14/09/2018
WHO - World Health Surveys WHS 2002 .
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70 SURVEYS
Household - long
Household - short
CATI
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9. SAGE China India Russia Mexico South Africa Ghana Kenya Tanzania
14/09/2018
SAGE
China
India
Russia
Mexico
South Africa
Ghana
Kenya
Tanzania
Bangladesh
Viet Nam
Indonesia
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the World Health Organization concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries. Dotted lines on maps represent approximate border lines for which there may not yet be full agreement. © WHO All rights reserved

10. Framework Questionnaires – HH and Individual HOUSEHOLD CHARACTERISTICS
Composition
Living conditions
Economic status
Consumption
Geographical location
COVERAGE
UTILISATION OF SERVICES
HEALTH STATES
Functioning in multiple domains
RISKS FACTORS
CHRONIC DISEASES
Tobacco
Alcohol
Physical Inactivity
Nutrition
Morbidity
Health conditions
INDIVIDUAL CHARACTERISTICS
Socio-demographics
Income
Economic activity
Health Insurance
Minority status
TIME USE
SOCIALNETWORKS / COHESION
VALUATION OF HEALTH STATES
WELL BEING
MORTALITY
HEALTH & HEALTH RELATED OUTCOMES
LONGITUDINAL FOLLOW-UP
Questionnaires – HH and Individual
BIOMARKERS AND PERFORMANCE TESTS

11. Declines in Physical Health by Age and Sex

12. Declines in Cognitive Health by Age and Sex

13. Declines in Physical Health by Wealth

14. Declines in Cognitive Health by Wealth

15. Undiagnosed chronic illness

16. Impact of comorbidity on health

17. Prevalence of Loneliness

18. Determinants of health

19. Determinants of evaluative well-being

20. Determinants of experienced well-being

21. Cohort effects

22. Health in the Sustainable Development Agenda Leaving no one behind
Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages