The document outlines various health and disability indicators, including mortality, morbidity, utilization, service, socio-economic, and disability indicators, which are essential for assessing health outcomes. It emphasizes the importance of valid, reliable, sensitive, specific, feasible, and relevant indicators for measuring health status and service effectiveness. Additionally, it discusses concepts like DALY, QALY, and HALE, which quantify the burden of disease and overall health quality in populations.
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Health Indicators
The document outlines various health and disability indicators, including mortality, morbidity, utilization, service, socio-economic, and disability indicators, which are essential for assessing health outcomes. It emphasizes the importance of valid, reliable, sensitive, specific, feasible, and relevant indicators for measuring health status and service effectiveness. Additionally, it discusses concepts like DALY, QALY, and HALE, which quantify the burden of disease and overall health quality in populations.