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Loneliness is an important public health issue, especially for older adults. Thomas Prohaska from Ulster University presented on interventions that can help reduce loneliness in later life from December 5-7, 2018. The presentation discussed what types of programs and activities have been shown to effectively help older adults feel less lonely and socially isolated.
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This 3 sentence document provides information about a presentation given at an international loneliness symposium in Belfast from December 5-7, 2018. Theo van Tilburg from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam presented on the topic of older adult's loneliness in the Netherlands. The symposium was hosted by the Institute of Public Health in Ireland and Ulster University's Bamford Centre for Health and Well Being.
Christina Victor
Loneliness in the UK is the topic of the document. The author thanks the funders of her work on loneliness and her collaborators for their contributions and tolerance of her obsession with loneliness. The views expressed are the author's own and should not be attributed to others.
James Lubben
Isolation and loneliness are growing problems in the United States, according to experts James Lubben and Louise McMahon Ahearn. Lubben is a professor emeritus at Boston College and co-investigator for the Boston Roybal Center for Active Lifestyle Interventions, while Ahearn is a professor emeritus at both Boston College and UCLA. They have studied isolation and loneliness in older adults in the U.S.
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The MESAS approach to evaluating Scotland's alcohol strategy and minimum unit pricing policy focuses on building a robust evidence base through a portfolio of quantitative and qualitative studies. It aims to determine the policy's impact on alcohol consumption and harms while considering external factors, and to communicate findings in a way that informs the upcoming parliamentary vote without becoming too politicized. The evaluation emphasizes theoretical frameworks, mixed methods, transparency, stakeholder engagement, and maintaining its credibility and independence to ensure its findings can guide the future of the policy.Prof. Shane O'Mara - Trinity College Dublin
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Vanda Cummins, Health Service Executive
The document summarizes the role of a physiotherapist in promoting physical activity and falls prevention for older adults. It discusses:
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- Evidence that strength and balance training can improve independence and reduce falls risk.
- Barriers to physical activity for older adults and the importance of multi-agency partnerships to address this.
- Components of effective strength and balance programs and tips for implementation across settings.
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The document provides guidelines for promoting physical activity to improve mental and physical health for those with mental illness. It aims to 1) support staff in promoting physical activity as a therapeutic tool and 2) provide strategies for staff to help service users incorporate physical activity. Examples of successful physical activity programs are provided, as are key messages and resources. Participant feedback underscores the benefits of physical activity in improving mood, confidence, and social engagement for those with mental illness.Dr. Chris Leggett - Royal College of General Practitioners
1) The document outlines the structure of health and social care in Northern Ireland, including Integrated Care Partnerships which bring together providers to deliver coordinated care.
2) It discusses frailty, including risk factors like falls, incontinence, polypharmacy, and social isolation. Integrated Care Partnerships are working on projects to address frailty like falls prevention programs.
3) Screening tools can help identify frailty and related conditions. Outcomes may include new diagnoses, referrals to services, and medication changes. Patients report improved confidence and mobility from strength and balance programs.
Anne Gallagher - Cardiac Rehabilitation Team, Mater Misericordiae Hospital
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This document discusses cardiac rehabilitation (CR) programs. It provides an overview of CR, including that it is an underutilized treatment for cardiovascular disease. CR aims to improve physical and emotional condition through exercise, education, and behavior modification. Eligible patients include those who have had a heart attack, stents, bypass surgery, heart failure, or stroke. The document outlines the components of a CR program, including exercise training, education sessions, assessments, and a team-based approach. It discusses measuring outcomes like improved physical fitness and reducing risk factors. Finally, it emphasizes the benefits of CR in improving physical function, mental health, and quality of life.Dr Andrew O'Regan
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This document summarizes Michael McCorry's PhD research on interventions to reduce sedentary behavior in older adults. It outlines the objectives to systematically review literature on physical activity and behavioral interventions targeting sedentary time in older populations. A search of various databases retrieved over 19,000 records, which were screened according to PRISMA guidelines. 10 studies met the inclusion criteria and were reviewed in detail, finding mostly low quality evidence and small effect sizes of interventions. The conclusions call for improved measurement of sedentary behavior and more developed interventions in early-stage research.
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This document discusses physical activity promotion in primary care. It finds that the UK has high rates of physical inactivity compared to other countries. Regular physical activity can significantly reduce the risk of diseases like cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and cancer. However, getting patients more active is challenging for general practitioners due to time constraints, lack of knowledge, and limited local exercise options. The document recommends solutions like educational toolkits, social prescribing programs, and designating practices as health and wellness centers to address these barriers and better promote physical activity.
Prof. Kevin Balanda - Lifetime costs of childhood obesity in Northern Ireland
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The document summarizes research estimating the lifetime costs of childhood obesity in Northern Ireland. It finds that the total lifetime financial cost is £2.25 billion (€2.53 billion). This cost could be reduced by 15.7% or £353.2 million with a 5% reduction in childhood BMI. Compared to the Republic of Ireland, lifetime costs per person are higher in Northern Ireland due to differences in healthcare systems and discount rates. The research indicates huge future costs of inaction and significant potential savings from modest reductions in childhood obesity.Dr. Mimi Tatlow-Golden - food marketing to children
This document discusses food marketing to children and outlines some of the key issues and opportunities for policy changes. It notes that food marketing spends millions advertising unhealthy products to children and that exposure to food ads can account for up to 23% of the variance in children's food choices and obesity rates. It also discusses how digital marketing may amplify the effects of television advertising on children. The document argues for stronger regulations and policies to restrict unhealthy food marketing to children, in line with WHO recommendations. It identifies upcoming opportunities for policy changes being considered in the UK and Ireland.
Dr. Liz Redmond & Mr. Gary Maxwell - Department of Health
This document summarizes Northern Ireland's approach to tackling childhood obesity. It discusses the health risks and costs of childhood obesity. The keynote speakers will discuss the marketing of food to children, lifetime costs of childhood obesity, and Northern Ireland's obesity policy and strategy. Northern Ireland's "A Fitter Future for All" framework aims to create an environment supporting a healthy lifestyle and diet. It outlines actions to address early childhood, school environments, food production, and empowering healthy choices. Implementation involves various partners leading different outcomes to prevent and reduce obesity.
Rita Sexton - Department of Education & Skills
This document summarizes the health and wellbeing curriculum in Irish primary and post-primary schools. It outlines the 7 areas covered in the primary school curriculum, including Social, Personal and Health Education (SPHE) which focuses on health, hygiene, family structures and care for the environment. Physical Education is required for 1 hour per week. The post-primary curriculum includes wellbeing as a new area of learning and focuses on culture, curriculum, relationships and policy. SPHE is optional in senior cycle, while Physical Education is offered as both a curriculum subject and exam subject. Partnerships have been formed between government departments to promote healthy lifestyle initiatives in and out of schools.
Paul Butler – Director, Mayo Education Centre
This document outlines the organizational structure and funding of the Active School Flag program. It describes the staff roles and committees that oversee the program. It also details the annual funding received from the Department of Education and Skills between 2015-2018, which has totaled €475,000 and supported two employees, resources, and operating costs. An additional €213,000 grant was received from Healthy Ireland to support program expansion. The budget is administered by the Mayo Education Centre and subject to financial controls and independent auditing.
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