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Exploring the relationship between national economic indicators and relative fitness and frailty in middle-aged and older Europeans

机译:探索国民经济指标与中老年人之间的相对体质和虚弱之间的关系

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>Background: on an individual level, lower-income has been associated with disability, morbidity and death. On a population level, the relationship of economic indicators with health is unclear.>Objective: the purpose of this study was to evaluate relative fitness and frailty in relation to national income and healthcare spending, and their relationship with mortality.>Design and setting: secondary analysis of data from the Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe (SHARE); a longitudinal population-based survey which began in 2004.>Subjects: a total of 36,306 community-dwelling people aged 50 and older (16,467 men; 19,839 women) from the 15 countries which participated in the SHARE comprised the study sample. A frailty index was constructed as the proportion of deficits present in relation to the 70 deficits available in SHARE. The characteristics of the frailty index examined were mean, prevalence of frailty and proportion of the fittest group.>Results: the mean value of the frailty index was lower in higher-income countries (0.16 ± 0.12) than in lower-income countries (0.20 ± 0.14); the overall mean frailty index was negatively correlated with both gross domestic product (r = −0.79; P < 0.01) and health expenditure (r = −0.63; P < 0.05). Survival in non-frail participants at 24 months was not associated with national income (P = 0.19), whereas survival in frail people was greater in higher-income countries (P < 0.05).>Conclusions: a country's level of frailty and fitness in adults aged 50+ years is strongly correlated with national economic indicators. In higher-income countries, not only is the prevalence of frailty lower, but frail people also live longer.
机译:>背景:就个人而言,低收入与残疾,发病率和死亡有关。在人口水平上,经济指标与健康之间的关系尚不清楚。>目的:本研究的目的是评估国民收入和医疗保健支出的相对健康度和虚弱性,以及它们与死亡率的关系。 。>设计和设置:对欧洲健康,老龄和退休调查(SHARE)中数据的二次分析;一项始于2004年的纵向人口调查。>主题:参与SHARE的15个国家/地区中共有36,306位50岁以上的社区居民(男性16,467名;女性19,839名)研究样本。脆弱指数被构建为存在的赤字相对于SHARE中可用的70赤字的比例。 >结果::在高收入国家,脆弱指数的平均值较低(0.16±0.12),而在较弱的人群中,该指数的平均值较低。低收入国家(0.20±0.14);总体平均脆弱指数与国内生产总值(r = -0.79; P <0.01)和医疗保健支出(r = -0.63; P <0.05)均呈负相关。非脆弱参与者在24个月时的存活率与国民收入无关(P = 0.19),而高收入国家脆弱者的生存率更高(P <0.05)。>结论: 50岁以上成年人的身体虚弱和健康水平与国民经济指标密切相关。在高收入国家,不仅脆弱的患病率较低,而且脆弱的人也可以更长寿。

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