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| 245 | 0 | 4 | ‡aThe Health of adults in the developing world / ‡cedited by Richard G.A. Feachem [and others]. |
| 260 | ⊔ | ⊔ | ‡aNew York : ‡bPublished for the World Bank by Oxford University Press, ‡c1992. |
| 300 | ⊔ | ⊔ | ‡axv, 350 pages : ‡billustrations ; ‡c25 cm |
| 336 | ⊔ | ⊔ | ‡atext ‡btxt ‡2rdacontent |
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| 504 | ⊔ | ⊔ | ‡aIncludes bibliographical references. |
| 505 | 0 | 0 | ‡gForeword / ‡rHiroshi Nakajima -- ‡g1. ‡tIntroducing Adult Health / ‡rRichard G.A. Feachem, Margaret A. Phillips and Rodolfo A. Bulatao -- ‡tThe Objective -- ‡tThe Scope -- ‡tThe Age Focus -- ‡tThe Disease and Mortality Focus -- ‡tThe Need -- ‡tThe Adult Health Policy Vacuum -- ‡tThe Importance of Adult Health -- ‡tThe Changing Picture of Adult Health -- The Health Transition -- ‡tThe Book -- ‡g2. ‡tAdult Mortality: Levels, Patterns, and Causes / ‡rChristopher J.L. Murray, Gonghuan Yang and Xinjian Qiao -- ‡tMeasuring Adult Mortality -- ‡tOverview of Adult Mortality in the Developing World -- ‡tThe Age Pattern of Mortality -- ‡tAvoidable Mortality -- ‡tYears of Potential Life Lost -- ‡t45Q15 and Other Probabilities of Death -- ‡tEmpirical Patterns of Overall Adult Mortality -- ‡tHistorical Changes in Overall Adult Mortality -- ‡tCurrent Overall Levels of Adult Mortality -- ‡tRelationships between Probabilities of Death for Various Ages and Sexes -- ‡tChild and Adult Mortality -- ‡tGender Differentials in Adult Mortality -- ‡tMortality in Younger and Older Adults -- ‡tReference Tables -- ‡tCauses of Adult Death -- ‡tReview of Previous Studies -- ‡tFramework Used in this Analysis -- ‡tAnalysis of Empirical Data on Causes of Adult Death -- ‡tThe Relationship between Cause-Specific Adult Mortality and Total Adult Mortality -- ‡tOther Sources of Cause-of-Death Data for Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa -- ‡tCauses of Death in China -- ‡g3. ‡tAdult Morbidity: Limited Data and Methodological Uncertainty / ‡rChristopher J.L. Murray, Richard G.A. Feachem, Margaret A. Phillips and Carla Willis -- ‡tMeasures of Morbidity -- ‡tObserved Measures of Morbidity -- ‡tSelf-Perceived Measures of Morbidity -- ‡tInterpretation of Differences in Self-Perceived Morbidity -- ‡tSelected Surveys of Observed Morbidity -- ‡tComparative Studies of Self-Perceived and Observed Morbidity -- ‡tSelected Surveys of Self-Perceived Morbidity -- ‡tCross-Sectional Surveys of Self-Perceived Symptoms -- ‡tCross-Sectional Surveys of Self-Perceived Impairment -- ‡tEgypt, Bahrain, and Sri Lanka -- ‡tProspective Studies of Self-Perceived Symptoms -- ‡g4. ‡tThe Consequences of Adult Ill-Health / ‡rMead Over, Randall P. Ellis, Joyce H. Huber and Orville Solon -- ‡tEffects on the Health and Composition of the Household -- ‡tHealth of the Household -- ‡tComposition of the Household -- ‡tMedical Costs of Treating Adult Illness -- ‡tCosts of Adult Hospital Care -- ‡tCost of Primary Care for Adults -- ‡tEffects on Production, Consumption, Investment, and Income -- ‡tEffects of Adult Ill-Health on Individual Productivity and Income-Generating Potential -- ‡tReallocation of Labor Force -- ‡tChange in Investment/Consumption Patterns -- ‡tIncome Distribution -- ‡tCosts of Avoiding or Ameliorating the Effects of Adult Ill-Health: Informal and Formal Insurance Mechanisms -- ‡tInformal Insurance Mechanisms -- ‡tInvestment and Savings -- ‡tFormal Health Insurance -- ‡g5. ‡tCurrent and Future Determinants of Adult Ill-Health / ‡rTord Kjellstrom, Jeffrey P. Koplan and Richard B. Rothenberg -- ‡tIntroductory Issues -- ‡tIdentifying the Determinants: The Basis of Prevention -- ‡tThe Underlying Socioeconomic Factors: Poverty and Adult Ill-Health -- ‡tThe Impact of Case Management -- ‡tAssessing the Importance of Different Determinants -- ‡tMajor Determinants at Early Stages of Development -- ‡tThe Precarious Coexistence with Infectious Disease -- ‡tUnfinished Business: Providing the Basic Necessities for a Healthy Life -- ‡tHunger: A Persistent Threat -- ‡tGiving Birth: A Frequent and High-Risk Activity -- ‡tBeing an Unhealthy Child -- ‡tOther Traditional Health Hazards of Adults -- ‡tMajor Determinants Emerging with Economic Development -- ‡tDeveloping Unhealthy Habits -- ‡tAIDS: An Infectious Disease of New Dimensions -- ‡tThe Motorized Epidemic -- ‡tDestroying the Environment -- ‡tSafety Shortcuts and Dangerous Jobs -- ‡tReducing the Impact of Determinants -- ‡tModes of Intervention -- ‡tExamples of Successful Interventions -- ‡g6. ‡tThe Emerging Agenda for Adult Health / ‡rMargaret A. Phillips, Richard G.A. Feachem and Jeffrey P. Koplan -- ‡tThe Findings -- ‡tAn Agenda for Improving the Information Available for Decisionmaking -- ‡tLevels and Causes of Adult Ill-Health -- ‡tConsequences of Adult Ill-Health -- ‡tDeterminants of Adult Ill-Health -- ‡tAn Agenda for Action -- ‡tPrinciples and Provisos -- ‡tWithdraw Resources from Inefficient and Inequitable Government Health Services for Adults -- ‡tStop Smoking -- ‡tMake Road Travel Safer -- ‡tVaccinate against Hepatitis B -- ‡tMake Motherhood Safe -- ‡tPromote Safe Sex and Treat STDs -- ‡tImprove Case Management for Tuberculosis -- ‡tScreen for Cervical Cancer -- ‡tRelieve Cancer Pain -- ‡tTreat Diabetes -- ‡tOther Important Agenda Items -- ‡tAn Agenda for Intervention-Related Research -- ‡tAn Agenda for Policy. ‡tA-1 Country-specific estimates of child and adult mortality risk -- ‡tA-2 Classification of causes of death in various ICD revisions -- ‡tA-3 Cause-specific 45Q15 for women and men in countries with complete recent vital registration data classified according to cause of death -- ‡tA-4 Sample distributions of the 1982 Census and the 1988 Disease Surveillance Points in China by type of area. |
| 506 | ⊔ | ⊔ | ‡aAccess may be restricted to World Bank Group staff. |
| 520 | ⊔ | ⊔ | ‡aHalf or more of health resources in developing countries are consumed by the age group that supports society - adults between the ages of fifteen and sixty. To improve the allocation of these resources for adult health, it is first necessary to improve our understanding of it. This book is an important contribution to this process. Some findings in this book were unexpected. In nearly all developing countries adult male mortality exceeds adult female mortality, even in the reproductive age range. In all countries for which adequate data exists, noncommunicable diseases are the leading causes of adult mortality. Death rates from noncommunicable diseases decline as a country develops and are lower among the better-off sections of society. Ignorance of such trends can only result in wasteful misallocation of resources. Much ignorance about adult health remains, and the authors of this collection identify important areas for further research. Although comprehensive policy prescriptions for adult health cannot be made, the authors conclude by recommending actions that every developing country should seriously consider. |
| 538 | ⊔ | ⊔ | ‡aMode of access: Internet. |
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