Health, Alcohol and Psychosocial Factors in Eastern Europe (HAPIEE) Study
Country: Czech Republic, Russia, Poland, Lithuania
Study Design: Observational cohort with repeated measurements over time
Participant age range:​ Adults aged 45-69 at enrollment
Number of participants at baseline:28,947
Year of initial enrollment: 2002
Number of data collection waves: 2
Measures of well-being:
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Quality of life
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Subjective happiness
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Social support
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Perceived control
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Community-level psychosocial measures
Quantity of well-being measures (e.g., number of constructs, number of times of well-being was assessed: Moderate
Quality of well-being measures (e.g., were measures reliable and valid in the study population): Moderate
Measures of physical health: ​
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Cognitive functioning
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Self-reported physical functioning and activities
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Measured anthropometrics, e.g., weight
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Biomarkers
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Adjudicated events, including mortality (all cause and from CVD) and nonfatal CVD events
Access information:
This dataset may be available upon request from the study PIs.
Interested researchers should contact study PIs to inquire whether an application to access this data is necessary.
Notable Citation: Peasey et al. (2006). Determinants of cardiovascular disease and other non-communicable diseases in Central and Eastern Europe: Rationale and design of the HAPIEE study. BMC Public Health 2006(6): 255.