What are the mearsurements of health status by government?
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Take these easy measurements to find out if your health could do with a new resolution.
Body Max Index (BMI) This measures your weight in relation to your height. ...Biological age. An unhealthy lifestyle can leave your body thinking it's a lot older than you actually are. ...Waist measurements. ...Blood pressure. ...Heart rate.
Health status indicators are a set of surveillance data that has been analysed in a way that permits. assessment of the health status of the population so that public healthpriorities and actions can be. appropriately identified. The selection of indicators should be primarily based on existing and.
Summary measures. Summary measures are employed to attempt to assess overall health status of a population. ... Disability-adjusted life years (DALY) is a summary measure of burden of disease among populations that combines mortality and morbidity measures.
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Take these easy measurements to find out if your health could do with a new resolution.
Body Max Index (BMI) This measures your weight in relation to your height. ...Biological age. An unhealthy lifestyle can leave your body thinking it's a lot older than you actually are. ...Waist measurements. ...Blood pressure. ...Heart rate.
Health status indicators are a set of surveillance data that has been analysed in a way that permits. assessment of the health status of the population so that public healthpriorities and actions can be. appropriately identified. The selection of indicators should be primarily based on existing and.
Summary measures. Summary measures are employed to attempt to assess overall health status of a population. ... Disability-adjusted life years (DALY) is a summary measure of burden of disease among populations that combines mortality and morbidity measures.
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- Currently, the most widely used summary measure of health is life expectancy. This provides a useful overarching measure of progress because it is based on death rates. However, there are significant lag times between changes in the population and changes in life expectancy.
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