Monitoring health in Europe: opportunities, challenges, and progress

Ryan, John F.

doi:10.1093/eurpub/13.suppl_1.1

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“…In addition to the institutional trajectory of Eurostat, other efforts at integrating European public health data have underlined the practical imperfections of comparative data collection and analysis over EU countries(McKee and Ryan 2003).17 The WHO Regional Office for Europe published specific European targets in the same years. It should probably be reminded that the WHO has relatively little impact on domestic policies.18 Decision 1786/2002/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 September 2002 adopting a program of Community action in the field of public health (2003-2008).…”

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The politics of European public health data

Briatte

2013

European Union Public Health Policy

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The politics of European public health data

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2013

European Union Public Health Policy

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“…A medida que las poblaciones que envejecen se enfrentan a una ola creciente de enfermedades crónicas que conducen a una discapacidad a largo plazo, pero no a la muerte. Para remediar esta situación se estableció en 1997 el Programa de Acción Comunitaria de Vigilancia de la Salud [121].…”

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Nuevas técnicas de monitorización, personalización y coaching inteligente para alcanzar hábitos de vida saludables para una mejor salud cerebral

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Brain health is defined as the development and maintenance of optimal brain integrity and neural network functionality for a given age. Maintaining good brain health is essential to minimize the occurrence of neurodegenerative diseases. One of the main causes of the appearance of these neurodegenerative diseases are lifestyle habits. Modifying a person's habits is a very complex and difficult task, and there are various behavioral theories and therapies that support changing habits. The use of coaching strategies, linked to motivational psychology, is crucial for the success of this type of intervention. The use of behavioral intervention technologies (BITs), new modes of intervention, provides novel monitoring data that experts can use to analyze user results, and thus improve decision-making and / or coordination of care.

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Gesundheitssurveys in Europa

Bormann

2005

Bundesgesundheitsbl - Gesundheitsforsch - Gesundheitsschutz

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In almost every European country health surveys are conducted in order to describe the health status of the population and to use these data for planning health services and preventive activities. In the last 10-15 years the availability and quality of data from population-based health surveys in Europe have greatly improved, particularly in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe. Nevertheless the design, quality of data and the comparability across countries, nations and cultures remain a challenge. Therefore WHO and EU have started various activities to harmonize the methods and instruments in health surveys. These activities are described in this contribution.

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Monitoring health in Europe: opportunities, challenges, and progress

Cited by 10 publications

References 26 publications

The politics of European public health data

The politics of European public health data

Nuevas técnicas de monitorización, personalización y coaching inteligente para alcanzar hábitos de vida saludables para una mejor salud cerebral

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