Health-adjusted life expectancy
Health-adjusted life expectancy in Britain,
... Groot, W., & Maassen van den Brink, H. (2008). Health-adjusted life expectancy in Britain, 1991-1998. Applied Economics, 40(11), 1373-1386. https://doi.org/10.1080/00036840600820671 ...
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Impact of diabetes mellitus on life expectancy and health-adjusted life expectancy in Canada
... Public Health Agency of Canada to calculate life ex- pectancy and health-adjusted life expectancy among Canadian adults with and without diabetes, based on mortality data for the ...
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Estimating health-adjusted life expectancy conditional on risk factors: results for smoking and obesity
... However, this will of course largely depend on the risk fac- tor under study. A next step, therefore, would be to com- pare the effects of smoking and obesity prevention on health care costs. We conclude that ...
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Disability weights for comorbidity and their influence on Health-adjusted Life Expectancy
... Different methods to define disability weights for comor- bidity can have important implications not only for the estimation of HALE itself but also on applications of HALE such as monitoring trends in health or ...
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Comparing life expectancy and health-adjusted life expectancy by body mass index category in adult Canadians: a descriptive study
... Self-reports of height and weight, which are used to calculate HR and to estimate age-sex-BMI category- specific HRQL estimates, systematically underestimate true weight and overestimate true height. The results of this ...
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Using linked data to calculate summary measures of population health: Health-adjusted life expectancy of people with Diabetes Mellitus
... poorer health due to the onset of other conditions such arthritis ...population health survey are well suited to measure morbidity from different con- ditions, as health surveys directly estimate the ...
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Potential gains in health-adjusted life expectancy from reducing four main non-communicable diseases among Chinese elderly
... There are some limitations in this research. First, the ‘complete’ elimination of the deaths and disability due to these NCDs was hypothetical and not realistic, due to it was impossible to eliminate all upstream ...
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The survey association between gender inequity with health- adjusted life expectancy in Iranian women and comparison it’s indicators with other world countries with health equity approach
... healthy life expectancy is the most beneficial index that presents the average level of population ...healthy life expectancy to compare these indicators with global ...healthy life ...
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Decomposing cross-country differences in quality adjusted life expectancy: the impact of value sets.
... (international) health system performance assessments, country-specific value sets are ...preferred. Health systems should deliver outcomes in accordance with the preferences of the population they serve ...
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Decomposing cross-country differences in Quality Adjusted Life Expectancy: The impact of value sets
... (international) health system performance assessments, country-specific value sets are ...preferred. Health systems should deliver outcomes in accordance with the preferences of the population they serve ...
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Stillbirths: How should its rate be reported, its disability adjusted life years (DALY), and stillbirths adjusted life expectancy
... classification of live birth with newborn period death versus fetal death at the local level may impact reported infant mortality rate. BMC Pediatr. 2014;14:108. 31. Coale AJ, Banister J (1994) Five decades of missing ...
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Stillbirths: how should its rate be reported, its disability-adjusted-life-years (DALY), and stillbirths adjusted life expectancy
... estimating life years lost due to mortality and morbidity, is also used for prioritizing health care spending ...population health measure, not counting stillbirth ’ s reduction in DALY estimates ...
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Stillbirths: How should its rate be reported, its disability-adjusted-life-years (DALY), and stillbirths adjusted life expectancy
... of health care system to a greater extent than life expectancy (since the latter is affected more by smoking, diet, exercise, public sanitation and pollution) and can be an independent/supplementary ...
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Decomposing cross-country differences in quality adjusted life expectancy: the impact of value sets
... calculate health expectancy by different foreign value sets and to compare the differences (as in Table ...true health status, and level of ...full health ” may assign lower values, ...certain ...
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Multilevel survival analysis of health inequalities in life expectancy
... measure health inequalities in the life expectancy of an elderly Swedish cohort after 30 years of ...of health inequal- ities of life expectancy among individuals, within areas ...
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Life expectancy as a measure of population health:
... future life expectancies and linear regression on the log of the age-standardized mortality rates to model and project mortality rates instead of such other approaches as the Poisson regression or Lee- Carter’s ...
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Mortality: life and health expectancy of Canadian women
... in life and health ...longer life expectancy than men, this survival advantage does not appear to be biologically based, as most of the sex gap can be explained by higher mortality from ...
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Health Index & Life Expectancy of HV Motor
... Abstract Life of any machine is critical in view of availability asset management and ...machine life will be ...etc.Remaining life of insulation can be calculated based on strength of the insulation ...
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The influence of health care spending on life expectancy
... of health care expenditures on mortality/life ...besides health care expenditures that have to be ...between health care spending and its effects on ...current health care spending is ...
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Evidencing the gap between health expectancy and life expectancy for ethnic groups in Scotland
... of health might not accurately re- flect the objective health status of minority ethnic ...the Health Survey for Eng- land, Chandola and Jenkinson showed that worse reported health was as- ...
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