Questionnaires Update
We`ve adjusted all RLMS-HSE questionnaires in english to longitudinal data files. Now it is easy to find any variable using only it`s name. Updated questionnaires for waves from 5 to 25 users can downlooad in section Data → Qustuonnaires.
Household Longitudinal File Update
The Higher School of Economics and Demoscope have updated longitudinal file for household data. New version of Longitudinal database registered users can download in the Data downloads section.
How to improve the efficiency of outpatient care?
This issue was discussed by participants and guests of an international conference international conference 'Outpatient Care Delivery in the Russian Federation: Creating a Platform for Improved Health Outcomes', which was held at Higher School of Economics at the end of June.
Longitudinal data and codebooks update
Longitudinal data files now include data from 25 wave of RLMS-HSE. You can download them from section "Data" → "Data Downloads". Matching codebooks in section "Analysis Tools and Documentation" → "Codebooks" also have been updated.
Research Seminar: 'Comorbidity and Adapting to Chronic Conditions in Russia’
On Monday, 5th June, the International Centre for Health Economics, Management, and Policy (CHEMP) at HSE, St. Petersburg held another one of its signature research seminar series. Maria Kaneva, a senior research fellow at the International Centre for Economics of Healthcare and Its Reforms at the Gaidar Institute for Economic Policy in Moscow presented her research study entitled 'Comorbidity and adapting to chronic conditions in Russia’.
Qustionnaires for rounds 24 and 25
Questionnaires for rounds 24 and 25 with variable names now avilable for your use in english. You can find them in section "Questionnaires" in PDF format.
Longitudinal Files Update
The Higher School of Economics and Demoscope have updated longitudinal files which now also contain data from 2015, both for the individual data (adults and children) and for the household data.
Longitudinal Individual and Household Files Available
The Higher School of Economics and Demoscope have prepared longitudinal files containing all years of data from 1994-2014, both for the individual data (adults and children) and for the household data. Each observation is an individual or a household with all variables available for that year. The variable values have been standardized across years. Individual and household identifiers are available on each observation so that researchers can examine changes over time. The individual and the household files are in a long format.