Sentences with phrase «on health outcomes»

Good data, strong communication, and continual feedback between healthcare providers and patients, says the CEO, will transform individual thinking and have a significant effect on health outcomes.

The organisation carried out a study on the health outcomes of a group of these women and their unborn children.

Those in the health sector must also be mindful of, and adapt strategies to accommodate, the effects of climate change on health outcomes in order to achieve these targets.

So far, plans to increase physical activity in the workplace primarily focus on health outcomes without asking the target group what they prefer.

As such, they provide support for a general model of the effects of stress on health outcomes across the lifespan.

It remains a barrier to governments seeking to close the gap on health outcomes, and to improve economic participation through employment and education.

The effect of vitamin E on health outcomes may depend on various characteristics of people and their lifestyles.

Similarly, it is well established that health behaviors, such as diet, exercise, smoking, and drinking, have a very large influence on health outcomes.

It is a reliable and practical tool that can be used to rate the quality of research that examines the effects of birth place on health outcomes.

One thing that's not being discussed enough, however, is the influence of quality public education on health outcomes.

Thus, family therapists should advocate for research that includes the voice of caregivers, siblings, partners, and providers on the health outcomes of participants.

Childhood obesity can have negative effects on health outcomes, including putting kids at risk for Type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure.

For instance, some models may be more focused on health outcomes, others on child maltreatment, and still others on child development.

His current research focuses on infant memory for stress and the effects of stress on health outcomes.

While studies on health outcomes provide some evidence for adverse health effects of low sodium intake (in ranges approximating 1,500 to 2,300 mg daily) among those with diabetes, kidney disease, or heart disease, the evidence on both the benefit and harm is not strong enough to indicate that these subgroups should be treated differently from the general U.S. population.

Researchers at University of California San Diego School of Medicine have determined that psychological resilience has a positive effect on health outcomes for people living with schizophrenia.

What if instead of spending the time and money on an engagement survey, you instead pulsed your employees on health outcomes — how stressed are they feeling?

A report published by the DHHS Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Effects of Soy on Health Outcomes, concluded that there was «little evidence to support a beneficial role of soy and soy isoflavones in bone health, cancer, reproductive health, neurocognitive function, and other health parameters.»

Entities that endorse or select measures should also consider the effect of the measures on health outcomes and costs of care, which in some cases might outweigh any direct costs associated with using the measure.

The USPSTF found no studies that evaluated the effect of screening for OSA on health outcomes.

So a team of researchers based at City University in London and Stanford University in California analysed studies reporting on the impact of the European financial crisis on health outcomes, published from January 2008 to December 2015.

«We hope that the findings of the present study will lead to a focus on how to help obese women lose weight in order to improve their fertility in a manner which does not impact negatively on the health outcomes of their offspring.»

Umbrella reviews systematically search, organise, and evaluate existing evidence from multiple systematic reviews and / or meta - analyses on all health outcomes associated with a particular exposure.11 We conducted a review of coffee consumption and multiple health outcomes by systematically searching for meta - analyses in which coffee consumption was all or part of the exposure of interest or where coffee consumption had been part of a subgroup analysis.

This analytical report published by Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) uses year - to - year variation in temperature to estimate the long - term effects of climate change on health outcomes in Mexico.

This analysis of social and health care spending in 9 provinces from 1981 to 2002 concludes that population health outcomes would be improved if government spending were reallocated from health to social spending («Effect of provincial spending on social services and health care on health outcomes in Canada: an observational longitudinal study», Daniel J. Dutton et al,... [more]

We thank staff in the Centre for Epidemiology and Research: Kim Lim for management of the linked datasets and checking programmes used in the analysis, and George Doukas for administering the datasets held on the Health Outcomes and Information Statistical Toolkit (HOIST) data warehouse.

The Council is next month due to release its fourth annual performance report under COAG's national healthcare agreement, with a supplementary report on health outcomes in rural and remote areas.

Again Government remain focussed on inputs and monitoring administrative functions of service providers rather than focussing on health outcomes delivered.

Health professionals who understand the impact of racism, poverty and dispossession on health outcomes.

She reflected on the well - documented evidence of the effects of racism on health outcomes, and described the scaffolding that has been developed for University of Otago students to explore the effects of racism with patients and their whanau.

The shift to outcomes - focused commissioning of primary care by Primary Health Networks is in its early days, but represents a positive move to a focus on health outcomes rather than purchase of services.

Therefore, lower diabetes conflict may not have had the same level of protective effects on health outcomes among Latinos compared with Caucasians.

Thus, family cohesion may constitute a general protective factor, potentially buffering the effects of exposure to interpersonal violence on health outcomes.

Children in same - sex and different - sex married households are relatively similar to each other on health outcomes, as are children in same - sex and different - sex cohabiting households.

The guide says health services need to «recognise that racist attitudes have had a marked impact on the health outcomes of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and that racism in all its forms (personal, casual and institutionalised) must be identified and actions must be taken to eliminate it».

However, the author of the study — Dr. Harri Hemilä of the University of Helsinki, Finland — found that the effect of vitamin E on health outcomes may depend on various characteristics of people and their lifestyles.

This month the journal Health Affairs published results from one of our new studies that sheds light on this question by combining information from a long - running national survey of communities, «hard» data on health outcomes, and strong econometric methods.

Laura's research interests include the influence of psychosocial factors on health outcomes and health behaviors, with particular attention to identity, emotion, and perceived discrimination.

The choice of coping styles as a target of study is more problematic because this field is hamstrung by lack of progress in defining and measuring the construct.2 The current view is that coping should be studied situationally and not be considered as an enduring trait that is likely to have an influence on health outcomes.