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5th Meeting of the Task Force on Health Expectancies Luxembourg, 3 rd December 2007, 10:30 to 17:00 Strategic plan of the task force on health expectancies, Jean-Marie Robine & Carol Jagger

Background (1) The EU Task Force on Health Expectancies (TF-HE) was established to monitor the development of Healthy Life Years (HLY) towards its goal to be adopted as a Structural Indicator. After a preliminary meeting in January 2005, the Directorate General Health & Consumer Protection (SANCO), in collaboration with Eurostat, formally established the TF-HE in At that time HLY was one of a set of candidate Structural Indicators to provide the objective assessment of progress made towards the Lisbon Strategy. The main role of the TF-HE is therefore to ensure that HLY will subsequently meet the Grade A criteria for a Structural Indicator.

Definition of Quality Grade A for EU Structural Indicators Grade “A” An indicator is graded “A” if data is available on time for the Spring Report of the year t for Member States, at least most of the new and Candidate Countries, US and. Data cover the years 1999 until at least the reference year t-2 (including estimates). The underlying data is collected on the basis of a common methodology for the European Union with the new and Candidate Countries following the same approach. Data for US and Japan can be considered comparable with any major differences being assessed and documented. Data are comparable over time; impact of procedural or conceptual changes being documented. Data is collected from reliable sources applying high standards with regard to methodology/accuracy and is well documented in line with Eurostat metadata standard.

Background (2) By July 2007 EHEMU had produced a provisional set of HLY for the 25 MS based on the SILC 2005 (Eurostat will provide the official values by the end of summer 2007 and annual estimates for the 27 MS thereafter). EHEMU will be replaced by the European Health and Life Expectancy Information System (EHLEIS) which will take over and expand on the EHEMU activities from July 2007 for three years. In December 2006 the TF-HE elected a Chair and Deputy Chair allowing it to be represented at the Network of Working Party Leaders (NWPL). These three elements have enabled the production of a three year strategic plan of the TF-HE for the sustainable development of the HLY.

Three year strategic plan The broad aims of the three year strategic plan of the TF-HE are to guarantee the sustainable development of the HLY. This means ensuring that the current HLY will move towards meeting the Grade A criteria as well as preparing for the next cycle of summary measures of the health of the European population. To this end the TF-HE has identified four areas under which to monitor progress: 1.Improving current HLY estimates 2.Improving international comparability 3.Planning for permanent scientific support for HLY 4.Promoting research on summary measures of population health (SMPH)

1. Improving current HLY estimates HLY are currently computed by Eurostat using the Sullivan method with data from the global activity limitation (GALI) question from the Statistics on Income and Living Conditions (SILC) survey, though excluding the institutionalized population. In this context, improving the current estimates means: Defining and documenting the calculation algorithm; Improving the translation and comprehension of the GALI question; Incorporating the institutionalized population; Standardising documentary and website presentation of HLY by SANCO, Eurostat, ECHIM, EUPHIX, EHEMU, etc); Maintaining awareness of other HLY-related projects (new and existing); Planning for a revision of the GALI question within the Mini European Health Module (MEHM).

2. Improving international comparability Comparability with at least the US and Japan are explicitly mentioned within the Grade A criteria.

3. Planning for permanent scientific support for HLY The TF-HE will monitor the plans of SANCO and Eurostat to move from scientific support provided by short-term public health projects (EHEMU, EHLEIS) to a more permanent structure in charge of HLY analysis. The TF- HE will explore possibilities within the EU Joint Research Centre.

4. Promoting research on summary measures of population health (SMPH) Sustainable development of summary measures of population health, such as HLY, in the long term needs further research. Specifically, the TF- HE will seek experts in the field to produce reports on: Computing HLY by SES Multistate life tables as an alternative to Sullivan (sample size, requisite features of the health indicator such as validation of the transitions, mortality) Performance measures (HES) as an alternative to self-reported disability (GALI) Inclusion of the total population - collective (institutional) and individual households

Summary of key milestones and deadlines of the three year strategic plan of the TF-HE Dec 2007June 2008Dec 2008June 2009Dec 2009June Improving current HLY estimatesHLY 2005 Defining and documenting the calculation algorithm HLY Incorporating the institutionalized population HLY 2006 Countries experience with the GALI XXX Countries experience with the GALI XXX Countries experience with the GALI XXX Countries experience with the GALI XXX Countries experience with the GALI XXX Countries experience with the GALI Sanco Update on HLY projects Sanco Update on HLY projects Sanco Update on HLY projects Sanco Update on HLY projects Sanco Update on HLY projects Sanco Update on HLY projects Eurostat Update on the EHIS 2.Improving international comparabilityUS Healthy People 2010 Japanese PlanWashington Group OECDWHO Euro 3.Planning for permanent scientific support for HLYFirst Discussion 3.Promoting research on summary measures of population health (SMPH) DG Research plans for health research Eurostat TF Computing LE by SES Computing HLY by SES Multistate life tables as an alternative to Sullivan HES project Performance measures (HES) as an alternative to self-reported disability (GALI) Inclusion of the total population - collective (institutional) and individual households New projects

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