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Table 2 Two Risk factor priority indicator scores &,! for the combined 27 cities total

From: A priority health index identifies the top six priority risk and related factors for non-communicable diseases in Brazilian cities

 

Cost1

Effectiveness2

Severity3

Magnitude4

Urgency5

Disparity6

Risk factor

Score1

Score2

Score1

Score2

Score1

Score2

Score1

Score2

Score1

Score2

Score1

Score2

Current smoking

4.167

3

2.384

8

4.232

3

2.479

9

2.202

11

3.211

5

Physical inactivity

4.522

2

4.175

2

3.854

4

2.479

9

2.875

3

1.890

11

Overweight-obesity

1.925

10

2.223

9

2.351

7

4.338

2

5.895

1

2.121

9

Eating < 5 servings of fruit and vegetables per week

2.871

4

1.740

12

2.196

9

5.578

1

2.875

3

2.729

8

Abusive alcohol intake (binge drinking)

4.739

1

2.108

10

4.395

2

2.704

6

2.875

3

1.722

12

Had no papanicolaou in last three years

2.718

9

2.874

7

2.113

12

2.704

6

2.875

3

4.344

2

Had no mammography in last two years

1.649

12

2.889

6

2.114

11

3.155

3

1.659

12

5.078

1

Had no BP screening in last one year

2.871

4

3.923

3

3.086

5

2.817

5

2.875

3

3.379

4

Had no Glucose Screening in last two years

1.925

10

2.077

11

2.147

10

2.253

11

2.875

3

3.107

6

Has been diagnosed with high cholesterol

2.871

4

5.094

1

2.657

6

2.591

8

2.875

3

2.121

9

Has been diagnosed with hypertension

2.871

4

3.218

5

4.642

1

2.930

4

2.875

3

2.876

7

Has been diagnosed with diabetes

2.871

4

3.295

4

2.213

8

1.972

12

3.244

2

3.421

3

  1. &Score1 is created by re-scaling and standardizing the risk factor indicator.
  2. !Score2 is the ranking value of the risk factor indicator.
  3. 1Intervention Cost (US$) per Person Covered.
  4. 2Transformation of Intervention Cost per Person Covered (i.e., 1000/intervention cost).
  5. 3Percent reduction in the prevalence of Risk Factor due to Intervention.
  6. 4Mortality Attributable to Risk Factor.
  7. 5Prevalence of Risk Factor.
  8. 6Unit of change in Risk Factor prevalence per year (Slope).
  9. 7Low (<12 years) to High (= > 12 years) Education Ratio of the Risk Factor Prevalence.