PPT-To what extent can the burden of disease in Scotland be explained by modifiable risk factors?

A comparative risk assessment approach using health record linkage Thursday 15 th September 2016 Elaine Tod NHS Health Scotland Objectives Comparative risk assessment approach Background to Global Burden of Disease GBD risk factor work. Therefore summary measures of population health S MPH were developed that combine information on mortality and nonfatal health outcomes The SMP H can be divided in two distinct categories the health expectancies and the health gap measures WH O 2002 Eliminating the Leading Preventable Causes of . Premature Death and Disability in the United . States. A Presentation and Learning Unit Prepared by the. National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion,. Mary Christine Deato, MSN RN, AGPCNP-BC, SCRN. Objectives. Identify individuals at risk for stroke. Understand the role and use of stroke assessment tools. Identifying learning needs and appropriate teaching materials. Debra m. . barnett. , . md. , . dfapa. Area Agency on Aging of Pasco-. pinellas. April 22, 2016. IMPROVING MENTAL HEALTH IN SENIORS. Known Risk Factors- Dementias. Age. Of those with Alzheimer’s, . Ministry of Transportation of Ontario. CARSP Conference 2016. Learning to drive:. Does structured education make for safer drivers? . The Driving lifecycle. 2. Younger. Older. In Between. Age. Collision. Eliminating the Leading Preventable Causes of . Premature Death and Disability in the United . States. A Presentation and Learning Unit Prepared by the. National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion,. Coronary Artery Disease. Group 1: Kritika Badhan, Hannah Kearney, Muhammad Mateen, Vyshnavi Mahendran, and Wardha Wardha. Table of Contents. What is the Global Burden of Disease? . Overview of Coronary Artery Disease (CAD). Lower rates of premature death have driven reduction in disease burden in the U.S., after adjusting for age. Age standardized disability adjusted life year (DALY) rate per 100,000 population, 1990 - 2010. In order to make this a safe learning environment and to respect each other, we need:. Confidentiality. : everything discussed will stay in the group. Respect for each other. : we are all here to help each other out. APM Resident Education Curriculum. Ann Schwartz, MD, FAPM. Associate Professor. Chief, Consultation Liaison Service, Grady Memorial Hospital. Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. Emory University School of Medicine. Health and wellbeing are affected by many factors – those linked to poor health, disability, disease or death, are known as . risk factors. . . A risk factor is a characteristic, condition, or behaviour that increases the likelihood of getting a disease or injury. Risk factors are often presented individually, however in practice they do not occur alone. They often coexist and interact with one another. . APOE=apolipoprotein E; CVD=cardiovascular disease; MTHFR=methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase. 1. Santos et al. . Alzheimers. Dement (. Amst. ) 2017;7:69–87; 2. . Lanctôt. et al. J Prev . Alzheimers. Password: RSE826826. Grant Wyper. Senior Researcher. gwyper@nhs.net. Burden of Disease Methodological Workshop, 15-16th September 2016. Royal Society of Edinburgh, Scotland. Burden of Disease . Methodological workshop. Jafar Naghshbandi D.D.S;M.S . Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology. Special Thanks. Whoever taught me a word made me his servant.. Dr. Raul . Caffesse. Dr. Jim Simon . DEFINITION . Risk is the probability that an individual will get a specific disease in a given period which may vary from one individual to other..