Harmonized MHAS
Harmonized Mexican Health and Ageing Study (Harmonized MHAS) is an easy-to-use version of data from the first 4 waves of the Mexican Health and Ageing Study (MHAS) with a set of harmonized variables suitable for cross-country analysis. Using the RAND HRS as a model, Harmonized MHAS defines variables as identically as possible with the RAND HRS to allow users to compare variables with all other Harmonized data sets. Documentation for each variable in Harmonized MHAS, including a description of its creation, the MHAS variables used, and descriptive statistics, is detailed in the Harmonized MHAS codebook.
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Section A: Demographics, Identifiers, and Weights | Section A: Demographics, Identifiers, and Weights of Harmonized MHAS |
Section B: Health | Section B: Health of Harmonized MHAS |
Section C: Health Care Utilization and Insurance | Section C: Health Care Utilization and Insurance of Harmonized MHAS |
Section D: Cognition | Section D: Cognition of Harmonized MHAS |
Section E: Financial and Housing Wealth | Section E: Financial and Housing Wealth of Harmonized MHAS |
Section F: Income and Consumption | Section F: Income and Consumption of Harmonized MHAS |
Section G: Family Structure | Section G: Family Structure of Harmonized MHAS |
Section H: Employment History | Section H: Employment History of Harmonized MHAS |
Section I: Retirement Plans, Expectations | Section I: Retirement Plans, Expectations of Harmonized MHAS |
Section J: Pension | Section J: Pension of Harmonized MHAS |
Section K: Physical Measures | Section K: Physical Measures for Harmonized MHAS |
Section L: Assistance and Caregiving | Section L: Assistance and Caregiving for Harmonized MHAS |
Section M: Stress | Section M: Stress module for Harmonized MHAS |
Section O: End of Life Planning | Section O: End of Life Planning module for Harmonized MHAS |
Section Q: Psychosocial | Section Q: Psychosocial module for Harmonized MHAS |
Start of Harmonized MHAS |
End of Harmonized MHAS
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