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| Social Determinants of Health |
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The social gradient
Stress
Early life
Social exclusion
Work
Unemployment
Social support
Addiction
Food
Transport |
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| Life is short where its quality is poor. By causing hardship and resentment, poverty, social exclusion and discrimination cost lives. |
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| Life expectancy is shorter and most diseases are more common further down the social ladder in each society |
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| Friendship, good social relations and strong supportive networks improve health at home, at work and in the community. |
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| TRANSPORT (as a determinant of health) |
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| Cycling, walking and the use of public transport promote health in four ways. They provide exercise, reduce fatal accidents, increase social contact and reduce air pollution. |
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| A preliminary model of the problem under study, and is reflective of relationships among critical variables of interest |
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| 4 STEPS IN FRAMEWORK for POPULATION HEALTH MANAGEMENT |
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TARGET THE PROGRAM
SELECT STRATEGIES
IMPLEMENT AND MANAGE PROGRAM
INTEGRATE CRITICAL FACTORS THROUGHOUT |
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| 7 STRATEGIES FOR DEFINING A POPULATION |
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AGE
INCOME
GEOGRAPHY
COMMUNITY
EMPLOYER
INSURANCE COVERAGE
HEALTH STATUS |
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| DATA SOURCES FOR POPULATION IDENTIFICATION |
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Membership information
Employer data
Clinical information
Administrative and financial data
Utilization information |
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