Accelerated cohort study Sample Clauses

Accelerated cohort study. A Longitudinal cohort development analysis facilitates analysis of age, period and cohort. Parallel cohorts allows a comparison of different cohorts from the outset. This is not truly longitudinal, but contributes to early analysis of age effects. Using a range of cohorts has the advantage of not fixing the survey to a single point in history, which gives partial control over acute period effects. In addition it creates policy relevant data for several cohorts starting from the first wave. As with all longitudinal designs it enables the identification of transition periods and turning points relevant to policy and helps to detect important periods for policy intervention. Moreover, it helps to identify important issues in high impact policy areas (for instance education, family unit etc.). The accelerated cohort design enables policy impact evaluation as well as macro and micro level programme process evaluation. The on-going nature of the survey means that policy adjustments can be made and impact evaluations undertaken for subsequent cohorts. Importantly, through the data analysis and policy interventions an accelerated design enables medium term cost savings to be made at a national level. Lastly assuming that an accelerated survey was rolled out across Europe, this survey design facilitates both national level policy evaluation and EU level comparisons. A Europe wide national sample accelerated cohort survey This, in essence, a series of national birth cohorts rolled out in parallel on different age cohorts. In this sense they are independent surveys as there are different sampling designs and different survey instruments. What unites them is a common purpose – to study a single set of phenomena for a range of age cohorts as each cohort gets older. Age 9 C2-9 C3-9 7 C2-7 C3-7 C1-25 C2-25 C3-25 C2-22 C3-22 C2-19 C3-19 C2-17 C3-17 C2-15 C3-15 C3-13 C3-11 6543210 C3-5 C3-3 C3-1 C4? C5?
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