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Review of Current Research Practices in Social and Structural Determinants of Health Data Collection in Canadian Longitudinal Cohorts of Aging and Dementia
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• We reviewed SSDH collection across Canadian aging and dementia cohorts. • Most cohorts emphasized sociodemographics over structural SSDH. • Key SSDH linked to dementia risk were inconsistently measured. • Several low-burden SSDH were rarely or never collected. • We identified opportunities for more comprehensive and harmonized SSDH measurement.
Keywords:
Social and structural determinants of health
research practice
longitudinal studies
cohort studies
aging
dementia
cognitive resilience
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