Примеры использования Psychosocial factors на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Furthermore, we focus on the role of psychosocial factors and influences on mental health.
Second, psychosocial factors may influence access and use of health care services and thus indirectly NCD risk.
The evidence related to the role of work-related psychosocial factors is not entirely consistent.
Consequently, psychosocial factors that have not been previously a focus of reviews were omitted.
Director of the World Health Organization(WHO)Collaborating Centre for Psychosocial Factors, Substance Abuse and Health.
The medical history includes psychosocial factors that are associated with a risk of developing chronic pain.
Present posts Professor of Psychiatry. Deputy Director of Mental Health Institute,Central South University and Director of WHO Collaborating Centre for Psychosocial Factors, Substance Abuse and Health WPRO.
Most reviews concluded that workrelated psychosocial factors play an important role in development of CVDs.
Psychosocial factors, therefore, might become part of complex total risk-reducing interventions focusing on multiple risk factors. .
The aim of present work was to investigate the psychosocial factors of quality of life associated with health in patients with impaired motor functions.
Psychosocial factors, therefore, might become part of complex total risk-reducing interventions focusing on multiple risk factors rather than single risk factor interventions.
Two reviews(31,34) published recently have showed that adverse work-related psychosocial factors may increase the risk of elevated blood pressure.
Family structure and psychosocial factors play a role, especially in relation to self-perception and self-esteem 11-13.
The health effects of alcohol depend partly on patterns of alcohol consumption in each country,which are influenced by material and psychosocial factors, local drinking cultures and price and availability.
The role of psychosocial factors in development of cardiovascular-related outcomes has been investigated much more extensively than cancer outcomes.
This report summarizes the best available evidence for a link between psychosocial factors and cardiovascular and cancer morbidity and mortality in Europe.
This is because psychosocial factors have become the subject of numerous reviews in recent years(see section 2), and systematic reviews on this subject form an extensive body of evidence.
What is startling is the bleeding of the CRN+ membership due to deaths linked to adherence issues,signifying the continued need for attention to the pervading psychosocial factors that led to this situation.
The evidence suggests that multiple adverse psychosocial factors are independently associated with a range of adverse chronic diseases throughout adulthood.
In another two reviews Tay et al.(40) and Steptoe& Kivimäki(33) focused on social relations and social isolation,respectively, and also concluded that these psychosocial factors might be related to CVDs and coronary heart disease.
A comprehensive knowledge base detailing which psychosocial factors have the most profound effects on NCDs is, therefore, a fundamental step in structuring potential interventions.
Approximately $300,000 per year from this Initiative is allocated to projects that specifically target women's heart health issues, including integrated action on nutrition, physical activity,tobacco reduction and psychosocial factors.
Social support was studied as one of the psychosocial factors of interest by Kuper, Marmot& Hemingway(20), who reported its relationship with coronary heart disease in six out of nine identified studies.
Among those excluded, in addition to many studies that were irrelevant for the studied topic,there were some studies focusing on psychosocial factors affecting various outcomes such as quality of life after a CVD or cancer event.
The finding that multiple psychosocial factors, operating in different environments(at work and outside work), affect a range of different, often related, health outcomes highlights the complex nature of psychosocial disadvantage.
It also includes an obligation to raise workers' awareness of occupational hazards, the manner in which workplace environments produce poor health outcomes andthe prevalence of work-related diseases and contributing psychosocial factors.
Most studies, particularly for cardiovascular outcomes,focused on work-related psychosocial factors, and especially the role of job demands, job control and their combination in a job strain model.
Minorities are often underrepresented in the civil service, police and judiciary owing to barriers including institutional racism, discriminatory recruitment practices,poor educational attainment, and psychosocial factors inhibiting them from seeking employment.
Strategies to cope with such diseases include diagnosis,medication, psychosocial factors, cognitive training programmes, training for caring family members and caring staff and specific structures of inpatient care.
Some individual studies appear in several of the systematic reviews and metaanalyses included in this synthesis, andtherefore they artificially strengthen the evidence showing the association between psychosocial factors and these two groups of NCDs.