Health Outcomes in a sentence

And in terms of timing, they found that people that snacked earlier in the day chose healthier snacks and had better health outcomes, while people who snacked late at night, especially on sugary foods, had poor health outcomes.

HBM encourages increasing individuals' perceived susceptibility to negative health outcomes and making individuals aware of the severity of such negative health behavior outcomes.

Integrating health services across the continuum of care that is public health, mental health, acute and post-acute care and community services will contribute to improved health outcomes and greater resiliency in times of disaster.

NSW Labor has also promised to appoint a Deputy Secretary for Rural Health, to implement all recommendations from the rural health inquiry, drive reform, and improve health outcomes for rural and remote communities.

It also established the African American Health State Advisory Council and the African American Health Special Emphasis Grants for community-based organizations to plan and develop programs to improve Black health outcomes.

Research shows that many of the factors that determine health outcomes are related to social determinants of health and health equity.

Mental Health Australia was established in 1997 as Australia’s first independent, national peak body to represent the interests of the mental health sector, and is committed to achieving better mental health outcomes for all Australians.

They take the premise that health is impacted by Policies and Programs these impact Health factors and all roll up into Health Outcomes.

Ambient voice technology can even be used to provide patients with personalized health coaching, reminders, and educational content, potentially improving health outcomes and reducing the burden on clinicians.

As some of these factors – especially socioeconomic conditions, health care infrastructure, and environmental quality – are common to many U.S. cities, variations in them contribute to disparities in health outcomes across different urban areas.

From June 2021 to June 2022, the Buba Health Center recorded no maternal death, reflecting the life-changing improvements in maternal health outcomes achieved under Dr Bako's guidance.

Furthermore, the ripple effects of poor maternal health are not confined to immediate health outcomes.

Having access to freshly grown, high quality vegetables would boost health and help tackle the famous "Glasgow Effect" that sees the city have some of the poorest health outcomes in the UK.

Promises for better health outcomes across the region will see continued work on the $53 million Gunnedah Hospital redevelopment, building a better Banksia mental health unit, and a stand alone palliative care ward at the Tamworth hospital.

The Bloomington-based health care system launched one of the nation's first real-world clinical trials to see whether monitors provide superior health outcomes to older and cheaper finger-prick blood tests.

The county topped both the “personal health” category, which measures individual fitness choices and health outcomes, and the “community-environment” category, which measures indicators such as access to recreational facilities, a press release said.

The emphasis of such donor funded programs is to strengthen health systems while in some instances, material assistance is provided for some commodities to overcome acute situations that would otherwise exacerbate health outcomes.

The U.S. healthcare system, its high costs, and its poor health outcomes, start to “make sense” when viewed through a, and its optimization of revenue and profits, rather than health and wellbeing.

Dr Kuma-Aboagye said Ghana’s Primary Health Care (PHC) strategy remained the bedrock of the approach to achieving UHC with the focus of improving health outcomes, hence the NOP guidelines.

Improved access to quality healthcare services can lead to better public health outcomes and reduce health disparities among Black Americans.