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Objective@#To evaluate comprehensive health status of 31 provinces in China and compare with other countries (regions).@*Methods@#Social-demographic index, life expectancy and healthy life expectancy in 134 countries (regions) and 31 provinces in China were collected from the Global Burden of Disease Study 2015. K-means clustering method was used to classify comprehensive health status of various countries (regions) in the world. HemI 1.0.3 software was applied to draw distribution heat maps of social-demographic index, life expectancy and healthy life expectancy in different provinces of Mainland China. Discriminant analysis was used to evaluate comprehensive health status of different provinces in Mainland China.@*Results@#Comprehensive health status of 134 countries (regions) was grouped into category 1-8 from good to poor, and Mainland China was in the category 4. The comprehensive health status of provinces in Mainland China is better in the east coast and poorer in the west inland, among which Shanghai and Beijing were grouped into the category 1, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Guangdong and Tianjin into the category 2, Fujian, Liaoning and Shandong into the category 3, Yunnan, Guangxi, Xinjiang and Guizhou into the category 5, Qinghai and Tibet into the category 6, and the rest 16 provinces into the category 4.@*Conclusion@#Comprehensive health status of Mainland China ranked middle to upper level in the world, and health status disparities were observed among different provinces in Mainland China.
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Objective To understand the probability of premature mortality caused by non-communicable diseases (NCD) in Beijing from 2010 to 2015.Methods The data of deaths from Beijing vital registration system were used to analyze age-standardized NCD mortality rates,proportion of NCD deaths in age group ＜70 years and premature NCD mortality.Results NCD deaths accounted for 90％ of the total deaths in Beijing.Age-standardized NCD death rate decreased from 332.43/100 000 in 2010 to 280.02/100 000 in 2015.Meanwhile,the probability of deaths from four NCDs between in age group 30-70 years (premature NCD mortality) decreased from 12.81％ to 11.11％ in Beijing.The premature mortality of four NCDs in men was 14.63％,and compared with 2015 baseline,it would decrease by 16.4％ to reach 2025 goal (12.23％),and the probability of premature mortality four NCDs in women was 7.54％,and compared with 2015 baseline,it would decrease by 6.8％ to reach the 2025 goal (7.03％).People living in suburb areas had a higher probability of premature NCD mortality (13.67％) than those living in urban areas (9.72％) in Beijing in 2015.Conclusions The premature NCD mortality was much higher in men than in women in Beijing.More attention should be paid to the control of risk factors for NCD premature deaths,especially in men and in suburb residents,to reach the 25 × 25 goal.
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Objective To understand the probability of premature mortality caused by non-communicable diseases (NCD) in Beijing from 2010 to 2015.Methods The data of deaths from Beijing vital registration system were used to analyze age-standardized NCD mortality rates,proportion of NCD deaths in age group ＜70 years and premature NCD mortality.Results NCD deaths accounted for 90％ of the total deaths in Beijing.Age-standardized NCD death rate decreased from 332.43/100 000 in 2010 to 280.02/100 000 in 2015.Meanwhile,the probability of deaths from four NCDs between in age group 30-70 years (premature NCD mortality) decreased from 12.81％ to 11.11％ in Beijing.The premature mortality of four NCDs in men was 14.63％,and compared with 2015 baseline,it would decrease by 16.4％ to reach 2025 goal (12.23％),and the probability of premature mortality four NCDs in women was 7.54％,and compared with 2015 baseline,it would decrease by 6.8％ to reach the 2025 goal (7.03％).People living in suburb areas had a higher probability of premature NCD mortality (13.67％) than those living in urban areas (9.72％) in Beijing in 2015.Conclusions The premature NCD mortality was much higher in men than in women in Beijing.More attention should be paid to the control of risk factors for NCD premature deaths,especially in men and in suburb residents,to reach the 25 × 25 goal.
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Objective This article analyzed the characteristics of the health service in medium cities and the impact on community health service.Methods Summary and statistical analysis of the outcomes from the Fourth National Health Service Survey by the category of metropolitans,sub-provincial cities and provincial capital cities,and non-provincial-capital cities.Results In the medium cities,the geographical accessibility is high against low economic and technology accessibility.These cities have lower 2-week morbiditv rate but high children morbidity rate.These cities also feature high self-rated health status among residents and high health risk factors prevalence at the sarne time.Conclusion Medium cities are recommended to further build their CHS system,enhance their ties with larger cities,so as to elevate their technical competence,for meeting such public health needs of the people in infectious disease control,health promotion and vulnerable population healthcare.