Systematization of effective population-based preventive measures under uncertainty: an ontological approach

Суворова, Е. И.; Концевая, А. В.; Рыжов, А. П.; Мырзаматова, А. О.; Муканеева, Д. К.; Худяков, М. Б.; Драпкина, О. М.

doi:10.15829/1728-8800-2020-2505

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“…Следующая попытка популяционного прогнозирования представляла собой отход от классической математической модели и применение онтологического подхода для моделирования эффекта мер популяционной профилактики, направленных на коррекцию ФР [16]. При этом популяционная профилактика рассматривается как сложная система, состоящая из компонентов (объектов), которые взаимодействуют между собой.…”

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ESSE-RF study: epidemiology and public health promotion

Концевая¹,

Шальнова²,

Драпкина³

2021

Cardiovasc Ther Prev

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The largest population-based study in Russian modern history the Epidemiology of Cardiovascular Diseases and their Risk Factors in Regions of Russian Federation (ESSE-RF) for 8 years has become a platform for public health research and projects, relevant for the whole country. Results of the ESSE-RF study were used to identify Demography National Project parameters, to model mortality and morbidity risk at the population level, to estimate the economic burden of risk factors, to predict the economic effect of population prevention measures, to assess the feasibility of using novel biomarkers for risk stratification, as well as for external evaluation of health care system. Further, results can be used to develop a novel cardiovascular risk score, to analyze COVID-19-related risk factors, and to study health protection environment. Epidemiological studies ESSE-RF1 and ESSE-RF2 have already become a significant component of public health system in Russia, and taking into account the scope of the ESSE-RF3 study (30 regions), the role of epidemiology will increase.

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ESSE-RF study: epidemiology and public health promotion

Концевая¹,

Шальнова²,

Драпкина³

2021

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Attitude to Health, Prevention and Medical Care: Gender Aspect

Akimov,

Kayumova,

Novoselov

et al. 2023

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Recent studies have been focused on studying new relationships that demonstrate associations of non-conventional risk factors for cardiovascular diseases in female populations, not only from the standpoint of a possible reduction in cardiovascular risks, but also the search for new technologies for preventive intervention, involving the study of the influence of parameters that reflect the attitude of the population to health, prevention and medical care. At the same time, the number of such studies at the population level, especially on the territory of the Russian Federation, is currently rare. However, their demand due to the consistently high levels of cardiovascular morbidity and mortality in the world and in Russia is obvious and is positioned by leading cardiologists and epidemiologists.

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Associations of Depression With Parameters of Attitude to Medical Care in Open Urban Population, Gender Aspect

Kayumova,

Bessonova,

Gafarov

et al. 2023

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Objective. To establish associations of a high level of depression with certain parameters of attitudes towards medical care in women in an open urban population. Subjects and methods. A cross-sectional epidemiological study was conducted on a representative sample of women aged 25–64, formed from the electoral lists of citizens of the city of Tyumen in the amount of 1000 people, the response was 70.3%. The levels of depression and the attitude of the population to medical care were determined using the standard WHO MONICA-MOPSY questionnaire. Results. About a third of women in the open urban population showed the presence of depression, over four age decades of life, a tendency was established for a decrease in the prevalence of D from its low level to an average and further to a high level, a tendency to an increase in the prevalence of D from the fourth to the sixth decade of life was noted. Half of the women in the open population, regardless of age, only with severe pain in the region of the heart would go to the doctor and trust specialized studies more, and only a third part would go to the doctor if there was any pain in the region of the heart and trust the examination of the doctor. One-fifth of the population was more guided by their well-being, and not by the doctor's opinion. In the presence of a high level of depression in women of the open population, associations with the parameters of attitude to medical care were established and the minimum activity in the prevention and treatment of CVD was determined. Conclusion. Thus, the results of the study obtained on an open urban population, which identified the most vulnerable categories of women with a high level of depression, can serve as a scientific basis for the formation of comprehensive preventive programs to reduce the risks of developing CVD in female populations of medium urbanized cities of Western Siberia.

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Systematization of effective population-based preventive measures under uncertainty: an ontological approach

Cited by 4 publications

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ESSE-RF study: epidemiology and public health promotion

ESSE-RF study: epidemiology and public health promotion

Attitude to Health, Prevention and Medical Care: Gender Aspect

Associations of Depression With Parameters of Attitude to Medical Care in Open Urban Population, Gender Aspect

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