Evaluating inconsistency in health responses: evidence from elderly in India
This study might be helpful to design an inexpensive and easily available health measure, which is very important for a highly populated aging country with limited health-care resources.
To the best of author’s knowledge, it is the first study that has identified the sources of inconsistent health and direction of inconsistency that is where self-reported health over- or under-estimates the actual health response among the elderly in a developing country like India, where the growth rate of population aging is faster than the world.
Source: Working with Older People - Category: Geriatrics Authors: Dona Ghosh Source Type: research
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