The Journey of SHARE in Lithuania: Striving for a Bright Future
Lithuania's experience with SHARE data has shown promising potential, with a growing number of users and applications in research and institutions like the Bank of Lithuania. The journey began in 2014, focusing on aging impact on society, leading to pretests, field rehearsals, and main surveys. With 12 current users and doctoral students utilizing the data for their research, SHARE data is shaping analyses of health care, social security, and work participation in Lithuania. More resources are needed for comprehensive data collection and analysis to track changes effectively.
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SHARE in Lithuania: the hard route to great future SHARE LT team: Antanas Kairys and Olga Zamalijeva Vilnius university
You probably already had heard about it recently (I guess several minutes ago) So, I ll talk only about Lithuanian experience
Lithuania should be really interested in SHARE data The 2018 Ageing Report
Two topics Lithuania in SHARE SHARE and psychology
The route The end of 2014: ageing is process which has a huge impact on society. Let s do SHARE 2015 spring: Gratz meeting oops, SHARE is much more complicated than we thought. W7: 2016: pretest and field rehearsal W7: 2017: main survey W7: 2019 04 data are published W8: 2019 pretest and field rehearsal is done, main field is under way
Number of users 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 2017 2018 2019
Currently we have in Lithuania 12 SHARE data users 2 doctoral students who use SHARE data in PhD research 4 grant applications based on SHARE data Interest from some institutions, like Bank of Lithuania Note: we have Lithuanian data only form April 2019
Life satisfaction Denmark Switzerland Sweden Finland Austria ES Estoria Hungary Latvia Lithuania Bulgaria 0 2 4 6 8 10
Limitations of daily living and social services 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Get social services 1+ activities of daily living limitations
We see the potential of SHARE data: To analyze: System of health care and social security Work participation and projections To track changes, when we have W8 and W9 data The main challenge we need more resources both to collect and analyze data
Im psychologist from the field of personality psychology Huge tests (MMPI-2: 567 questions) Small samples (100 students oooo, that's more than enough). Non-random samples SHARE: small tests (most of the time one question), huge sample. Random samples
Personal interests Since SHARE is a multidisciplinary study, only several psychological variables are included: well-being, cognitive functioning, mental health, Big Five and correlates of these variables (activities, life histories, socioeconomic situation, etc.). But we have life histories and we can test various theories, for example form evolutionary psychology... Expanded cognitive functioning module in SHARE wave 8. Almost everyone can find something interesting for themselves in SHARE data
Thank you Contacts: antanas.kairys@fsf.vu.lt
