Brain Health Observatory @ USC
Overview
The USC Brain Health Observatory is part of the Center for Economic and Social Research at the USC Schaeffer Institute. The Center for Economic and Social Research is dedicated to discovering how people around the globe live, think, interact, age, invest, and make important, life-changing decisions. Our in-depth research and analysis are deepening the understanding of human behavior in a wide range of economic and social contexts. Our ultimate goal: to improve social welfare by informing and influencing decision-making in the public and private sectors. Along the way, we are leading a creative revolution in how scientists conduct social science and economic research through the use of innovative technology.
The USC Brain Health Observatory makes research and data on brain disorder available and accessible. We conduct country studies on health system preparedness for memory care and health services and economics studies on treatment of brain disorders. We publish data on care infrastructure for brain disorders as well as projections of the burden of those conditions.
Research
Explore Brain Health Observatory research.
Data
The USC Brain Health Observatory aims to make research and data on brain disorder available and accessible. Select from the following datasets:
- Population, Disease Burden, and Healthcare Personnel – CSV or Excel
- Imaging Equipment – CSV or Excel
Become a Sponsor
Support USC’s Brain Health Observatory and our mission to make research and data on brain disorder available and accessible. Contact [email protected] to discuss becoming a sponsor.
Why Sponsor BHO?
Sponsoring the Brain Health Observatory means supporting our efforts to conduct country studies on health system preparedness for memory care and health services and economics studies on treatment of brain disorders and publish data on care infrastructure for brain disorders as well as projections of the burden of those conditions.
Current Sponsors
Thank you to our sponsors for furthering our research: