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    Topic: Introduction to Health
    And Mobile Health

    Faculty: Madam Farida Badar


    Subject: Community Health Nursing
    Akhtar ali
    Arshad Hussain
    Nadia Parveen
    Wazir Ali
    Date: 01-03-23
    Benazir College Of Nursing @ SMBBMU Larkana, Sindh, Pakistan.
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    Objectives

    At the end of this presentation the participants will be able to:

     Define the Health and its benefits


     Explore the Health indicators of Pakistan
     Identify the impacts of health indicators on community
     Identify the Durden of disease
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    Define the Health

     Health can be define as the state of being


    free from illness or injury, fitness,
    healthiness, robustness, soundness.
     According to WHO health is a complete state
    of physical, mental, social, psychological
    and spiritual well being and not merely the
    absence of disease or infirmity.
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    Mobile Health

     Occupational, primary care and wellness


    services in a patient cantered environment.
     The services are offered to the community
    with collaboration of national and international
    doners.
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    Health Benefits

     Decrease risk of diseases


     Increased happiness
     Decrease depression
     Boost immunity
     Strengthens bones
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    Impact of Bad Habits on Health

     Obesity
     Diabetes
     HTN
     Muscles weakness
     Stress
     Anxity
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    Health status of Pakistan

     Pakistan ranks 154th among 195 countries in terms of quality and accessibility of
    healthcare, according to a Lancet study.
     Pakistan per capita income (PPP current international $, 2013)
     The total expenditure on health per capita (intl $, 2014) is $129, which is only 2.6% of
    GDP (2014)
     The gender inequality in Pakistan is 0.536 and ranks the country 147 out of 188 countries
    (2004)
     Expenditure in health Pakistan in 2018 was mostly Out of Pocket spending (OOPS), which
    is around 56.2% followed by the Government health spending's 35.5%.
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    Double Burden of Disease

    Pakistan is currently facing the double burden of communicable (38%) and non-
    communicable diseases (49%) according to WHO NCD Country Profiles 2014.
     Statistics reveal that the incidences of communicable diseases
     Tuberculosis
     Malaria
     Dengue fever
     Typhoid
     Viral hepatitis
     Fungi and parasites
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    Conclusion

     Health is refers to physical, social, psychological and spiritual well being.


     Mobile health is the services in a patient cantered environment.
     Health Benefits are interconnect with healthy habits
     Impact of Bad Habits on Health will trigger to acute and chronic diseases
     Health status of Pakistan is indicating health issues within the country.
     Double Burden of Disease indicates variables that impact the community.
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    References

     Ansari. I. M., (2003). Community Medicine and Public Health. (6th ed.). Karachi Urdu Bazaar.
     World Health Organization. NCD Country Profile, 2018 who.int/nmh/countries/2018/pak_en.pdf?ua=1.
     Wassay M et al. (2014). Non communicable diseases in Pakistan: Burden, challenges and way forward
    for health care authorities. J Pak Med Assoc.
     Medically reviewed by Stacy Sampson, D.O. — Written by Adam Felman — Updated on April 19, 2020
     google scholar
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