RAND Conference Agenda
Demography, Epidemiology and Economics of Aging
July 11-13, 1997
Santa Monica, California
Friday, July 11
Opening Remarks and IntroductionsSession I: Health and Disability
Vicki Freedman and Linda Martin, RAND:
Trends in Old-Age
Disability
Linda Fried, Johns Hopkins University:
Preclinical Disability: What
Does it Mean?
Jack Guralnik, National Institutes of Health:
Chronic Disease and
Disability: A Focus on Older Women
Raynard Kington, RAND:
Racial Differences in Health Among Elderly
Migrants from the South
Teresa Seeman, University of Southern California:
Social Support and
Aging
Saturday, July 12
Session II: Medicare & Medicaid
Mark McClellan, Stanford:
Technological Change in Health Care for
the Elderly: Cost and Outcome Consequences
Lee Lillard, RAND:
Financing Health Care for the Elderly: Public and
Private Sector Roles
Session III: Pensions and Wealth
Michael Hurd, RAND:
The Effect of Pensions and Health on Prospective
and Actual Retirement
Jim Smith, RAND:
Health and Wealth
Session IV: Break-Out Groups/Participant Presentations
Sunday, July 13
Session V: Geriatric Medicine
Constantine G. Lyketsos, Johns Hopkins University:
Current Issues in
Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease
David Reuben, University of California, Los Angeles:
Use of Secondary
Data Sets to Answer Geriatrics Questions
Closing Comments



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