PPT-Why life expectancy trends have changed; health inequalities are increasing;

and what would be an appropriate response Dr Gerry McCartney Consultant in Public Health and Head of the Public Health Observatory NHS Health Scotland October 2019 My objectives for the next 25 minutes . health inequalities. Learning outcomes . Long-term . trends in population health in the UK. Comparison . to other countries. Distribution . of health and illness . within. population: social patterning of health and illness. What prospects?. Norman Sharpe. 2. Disproportionate universalism: CVD mortality . An increasing burden . for . Māori. . For Māori, an actual increase in the absolute number of deaths is projected for males and a relatively stable number for females. Dr Shona Arora. Centre Director, Avon, Gloucestershire and Wiltshire . Public Health England. Key Issues. Demographic . pressures. Inequalities. Financial challenges for Local Authorities & the NHS. By: Morgan Shade . Absolute Value. The number’s distance away from zero. Can’t be a negative number. Examples:. │3│= 3. │-10│= 10. │0│= 0. Absolute Value Equations. Isolate the Absolute Value. Learning Objectives. All students will be able to state . some way in which . the roles of men and women have changed over the last 50 years. Most students will be able to discuss how men can now take a more active role in bringing up children. Dr. Rajaa Al-Raddadi. Summary Measures of Population Health. Rationale for summary . measures. Measure of Morbidity. Mortality-based measures. Combined disability & mortality methods. . Why do we need measures of population health?. other countries?. Source. : . Kaiser Family Foundation analysis of 2013 . OECD . data: "OECD . Health Data: Health status: Health status . indicators", . OECD Health Statistics (database. ). . doi. by. James W. . Vaupel. IAA Mortality Working Group, . St. Petersburg, 27 May 2016. View 1. : Fixed frontier. The fixed frontier of survival . in evolutionary theories of aging. Peter. . Medawar. Mutation. The poorer you are the more likely you are to be unhealthy. . This is despite the Scottish Governments £170m given to the NHA to tackle health inequalities.. The more that things change, the more they stay the same.. Sarah Manson. National Screening Programmes – Policy Lead. Scottish Snapshot. International . Cancer Benchmarking Project: 5 year colorectal % cancer survival rates (similar findings for other cancer types). Rapid development period: 1880 – 1950. Former colonies of France and Britain, such as those countries in Africa, Asia and South America (Niger. . and Brazil) did not begin increase in life expectancy until they gained independence shed dictators or corrupt governments. Still developing now, some faster (Brazil) than others (Niger). Dan Jones, Director of Innovation & Change. ‘The Golden Generation?’, MICRA, July 2017. The Golden Generation? Tackling Social Inequalities in Later Life. About the Centre for Ageing Better. 2. Wednesday . 4. th. July . 2018. Helen Atkinson. Strategic Director of Public Health and Adult Social Care. Surrey County Council. Health is affected by a wide range of factors . Cross-government narrative on health. HE . Syddall. 1. , . M Evandrou. 2. , C Cooper. 1. , A . Aihie. . Sayer. 1,3. 1 . MRC . Lifecourse. Epidemiology . Unit. 2. . Centre for Research on Ageing. 3. Academic . Geriatric Medicine, . University of Southampton .