The NDPHS is a partnership committed to improving health and social well-being in Northern Europe. It aims to promote sustainable development through cooperation across several sectors, including economic, security, research, environment, and health. The NDPHS works to reduce communicable diseases like HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis, and prevent lifestyle-related non-communicable diseases. It develops policy recommendations, facilitates regional projects, and disseminates information to stakeholders. The partnership also takes a leading role in the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region to address health priorities in the region.
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Long distances and lack of services portray the life in rural areas in Finland - Results from Emotional survey. Virpi Kuvaja-Köllner, Anna Karttunen, Aija Kettunen and Kerstin Wessig
Preventive home monitoring of COPD patients across sectors–an advantage for the patients and healthcare professionals. Birthe Dinesen, Associate professor,
Department of Health Science and Technology, Aalborg University, Denmark
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1. The document discusses the development of Own Health Corners in the Hospital District of Etelä-Savo, Finland to provide citizens with reliable health information and self-care services.
2. There are now 24 Own Health Corners across the region that offer health measurements, information on lifestyle topics, and events.
3. An evaluation found the most popular corners provided personal guidance, while some needed improvements to privacy and comfort. Expanding online resources was also discussed.
The NDPHS is a partnership committed to improving health and social well-being in Northern Europe. It aims to promote sustainable development through cooperation across several sectors, including economic, security, research, environment, and health. The NDPHS works to reduce communicable diseases like HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis, and prevent lifestyle-related non-communicable diseases. It develops policy recommendations, facilitates regional projects, and disseminates information to stakeholders. The partnership also takes a leading role in the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region to address health priorities in the region.
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Long distances and lack of services portray the life in rural areas in Finland - Results from Emotional survey. Virpi Kuvaja-Köllner, Anna Karttunen, Aija Kettunen and Kerstin Wessig
Preventive home monitoring of COPD patients across sectors–an advantage for the patients and healthcare professionals. Birthe Dinesen, Associate professor,
Department of Health Science and Technology, Aalborg University, Denmark
Nfhk2011 eeva häkkinen and anneli luoma-kuikka_parallel9NFHK2011
1. The document discusses the development of Own Health Corners in the Hospital District of Etelä-Savo, Finland to provide citizens with reliable health information and self-care services.
2. There are now 24 Own Health Corners across the region that offer health measurements, information on lifestyle topics, and events.
3. An evaluation found the most popular corners provided personal guidance, while some needed improvements to privacy and comfort. Expanding online resources was also discussed.
The document discusses Tiltti, a Finnish project that provides peer support and information for problem gamblers. It was started in 2010 and is funded by RAY. Tiltti is part of the Finnish Blue Ribbon organization and provides individual counseling, treatment referrals, group support activities, and an open door walk-in space. Tiltti also collaborates with the Gambling Clinic to provide specialized treatment and peer support groups for those who have not engaged with other services or are at risk of dropping out of treatment. One such group is the Tuesday group, designed for people who want to quit gambling but find it difficult to start a formal therapy process.
Problem gambling, gambling dependency and gambling addiction as described by health and social workers in focus groups interviews- Gapro care Åland. Anette Häggblom, Åland University of Applied Sciences
Culturally adapted health care, why and how? Kulturelt tilpassede helsetjenester, hvorfor og hvordan? Ole Mathis Hetta, Saami Public Health/samisk samfunnsmedisin.
The document discusses issues around disability and access to substance abuse programs in Finland. It notes that a 2007 survey found over 12,000 cases involving people with disabilities, including visual impairments, hearing impairments, physical disabilities, and developmental or neurological disorders. It describes projects by the Finnish Blue Ribbon organization to prevent harms from intoxicants for people with disabilities and improve collaboration between disability and substance abuse services. The current VAPA program works to promote cooperation across sectors, advocate for recognition of disability issues, and ensure access to information on intoxicant issues for people with disabilities.
The document summarizes Telemark County's public health program, known as the Telemark Model. The model aims to promote health and reduce health differences among the population of Telemark through initiatives in kindergartens and schools. It focuses on children, youth, and the elderly. The program establishes health as a priority in planning and uses a holistic approach. Key aspects include healthy eating, physical activity, and mental health programs. Cooperation with stakeholders and national initiatives helps drive implementation. Evaluation found the school setting effective for reaching people and establishing healthy habits early.
The document discusses a health initiative in the Alna district of Oslo, Norway aimed at starting health information and physical activities for women. The main goals are to promote equal health opportunities and reduce differences through health education programs, language classes, and physical activity groups. Over 180 women regularly participate in training and education. Challenges include communication barriers due to language and cultural differences, as well as securing long-term funding. Next steps involve integrating health topics into language courses and expanding empowerment programs.
Den nya lagen om hälso- och sjukvård stöder strukturerna och processerna i främjandet av välfärd och hälsa. Taru Koivisto, Social- och hälsovårdsministeriet i Finland.
Quality of care after first acute myocardial infarction (AMI) a comparison of native Danes and immigrants from Turkey, Pakistan and the former Yugoslavia. Nana Folmann Hempler, University of Copenhagen
Public Health Statistics: why and how? Facts - analysis - plan - action: A better foundation for improving Public Health. Pål Harald Kippenes, Directorate of Health, Norway.
This document discusses health promotion in Finland. It describes a national development program called KASTE that aims to link knowledge management practices to health promotion through measures like prevention, workforce development, and integrated social and health care services. It also describes a regional health promotion program managed through nursing and tools used for health promotion management. Finally, it discusses challenges around knowledge exploitation and the need for training on health promotion strategies and management tools to better implement national health promotion programs at the local level in Finland.
1) The study examined how motivation and employment status influence the time spent exercising and health outcomes in older adults.
2) It found that motivations like enjoyment of exercise and believing it is good for one's health increased time spent exercising, and retirement also increased exercise time.
3) Exercising moderately to heavily was shown to improve health-related quality of life scores and metabolic risk scores.
The document summarizes self-management support programs in the Päijät-Häme region of Finland. It describes a lifestyle counseling process that identifies those at high risk for diabetes through health screenings and refers them to group counseling sessions. The goal group counseling program has shown evidence of preventing type 2 diabetes and improving health indicators. A tele-coaching program also led to improved lifestyle behaviors and health outcomes for patients with long-term conditions. Both programs demonstrated the potential for self-management support to empower patients and enhance health, but challenges remain in making these approaches a routine part of healthcare.
Sustained population based prevention of NCDs: From North Karelia Project to North Karelia Center for Public Health. Vesa Korpelainen, North Karelia Center for Public Health
The document discusses Tiltti, a Finnish project that provides peer support and information for problem gamblers. It was started in 2010 and is funded by RAY. Tiltti is part of the Finnish Blue Ribbon organization and provides individual counseling, treatment referrals, group support activities, and an open door walk-in space. Tiltti also collaborates with the Gambling Clinic to provide specialized treatment and peer support groups for those who have not engaged with other services or are at risk of dropping out of treatment. One such group is the Tuesday group, designed for people who want to quit gambling but find it difficult to start a formal therapy process.
Problem gambling, gambling dependency and gambling addiction as described by health and social workers in focus groups interviews- Gapro care Åland. Anette Häggblom, Åland University of Applied Sciences
Culturally adapted health care, why and how? Kulturelt tilpassede helsetjenester, hvorfor og hvordan? Ole Mathis Hetta, Saami Public Health/samisk samfunnsmedisin.
The document discusses issues around disability and access to substance abuse programs in Finland. It notes that a 2007 survey found over 12,000 cases involving people with disabilities, including visual impairments, hearing impairments, physical disabilities, and developmental or neurological disorders. It describes projects by the Finnish Blue Ribbon organization to prevent harms from intoxicants for people with disabilities and improve collaboration between disability and substance abuse services. The current VAPA program works to promote cooperation across sectors, advocate for recognition of disability issues, and ensure access to information on intoxicant issues for people with disabilities.
The document summarizes Telemark County's public health program, known as the Telemark Model. The model aims to promote health and reduce health differences among the population of Telemark through initiatives in kindergartens and schools. It focuses on children, youth, and the elderly. The program establishes health as a priority in planning and uses a holistic approach. Key aspects include healthy eating, physical activity, and mental health programs. Cooperation with stakeholders and national initiatives helps drive implementation. Evaluation found the school setting effective for reaching people and establishing healthy habits early.
The document discusses a health initiative in the Alna district of Oslo, Norway aimed at starting health information and physical activities for women. The main goals are to promote equal health opportunities and reduce differences through health education programs, language classes, and physical activity groups. Over 180 women regularly participate in training and education. Challenges include communication barriers due to language and cultural differences, as well as securing long-term funding. Next steps involve integrating health topics into language courses and expanding empowerment programs.
Den nya lagen om hälso- och sjukvård stöder strukturerna och processerna i främjandet av välfärd och hälsa. Taru Koivisto, Social- och hälsovårdsministeriet i Finland.
Quality of care after first acute myocardial infarction (AMI) a comparison of native Danes and immigrants from Turkey, Pakistan and the former Yugoslavia. Nana Folmann Hempler, University of Copenhagen
Public Health Statistics: why and how? Facts - analysis - plan - action: A better foundation for improving Public Health. Pål Harald Kippenes, Directorate of Health, Norway.
This document discusses health promotion in Finland. It describes a national development program called KASTE that aims to link knowledge management practices to health promotion through measures like prevention, workforce development, and integrated social and health care services. It also describes a regional health promotion program managed through nursing and tools used for health promotion management. Finally, it discusses challenges around knowledge exploitation and the need for training on health promotion strategies and management tools to better implement national health promotion programs at the local level in Finland.
1) The study examined how motivation and employment status influence the time spent exercising and health outcomes in older adults.
2) It found that motivations like enjoyment of exercise and believing it is good for one's health increased time spent exercising, and retirement also increased exercise time.
3) Exercising moderately to heavily was shown to improve health-related quality of life scores and metabolic risk scores.
The document summarizes self-management support programs in the Päijät-Häme region of Finland. It describes a lifestyle counseling process that identifies those at high risk for diabetes through health screenings and refers them to group counseling sessions. The goal group counseling program has shown evidence of preventing type 2 diabetes and improving health indicators. A tele-coaching program also led to improved lifestyle behaviors and health outcomes for patients with long-term conditions. Both programs demonstrated the potential for self-management support to empower patients and enhance health, but challenges remain in making these approaches a routine part of healthcare.
Sustained population based prevention of NCDs: From North Karelia Project to North Karelia Center for Public Health. Vesa Korpelainen, North Karelia Center for Public Health
2. Disposition
• Spelproblem i Sverige
• Kommunernas ansvar för spelfrågor
• Bakgrund
• Syfte och metod
• Resultat från kartläggningen
• Slutsatser
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3. Spelproblem i Sverige
• Överdrivet spelande mät med hjälp av
indikatorerna: spelande bland minderåriga, riskabla
spelvanor och spelproblem.
• Ett klart samband mellan ohälsa och överdrivet
spelande.
• Det finns tydliga sociala skillnader för överdrivet
spelande
• Överdrivet spelande finns i hela befolkningen och
bland alla spelformer.
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4. Regeringen
Statens folkhälsoinstitut
Behandlingsalternativ:
Frivilligorganisationer
Kommun Landsting
Privata
behandlingshem
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5. Kommunernas ansvar
• Behandling av spelberoende finns inte reglerat i
Socialtjänstlagen (2001:453, 3 kap. 7 §)
• Negativa konsekvenser till följd av spelberoende
ligger under landstingets ansvar (Hälso- och
sjukvårdslagen 1982:762)
• Kommunen kan hjälpa personer som inte kan
finansiera sin egen behandling (Socialtjänstlagen 4
kap. 1 §)
• Kunskapen om spelberoende inom kommunen kan
vara avgörande om en person får hjälp eller inte
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6. Syfte
• få en uppfattning om i vilken utsträckning
kommuner arbetar med frågor som rör spel
om pengar
• få underlag för kommande insatser riktat
mot kommuner
• få en uppfattning om efterfrågan på
insatser gällande datorspelsproblematik
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7. Metod
• Webbenkät
• Förstudien bestod av en kort enkät som gick ut till
samtliga 290 kommuner
• Fördjupningsstudien bestod av tre spår:
Övergripande ansvar i spelberoendefrågor samt två
enkäter till personer som kan komma/har kommit i
kontakt med spelproblem eller
datorspelsproblematik
• Svarsfrekvens 76 %
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8. Respondenter och bortfall
• Det var främst personer inom socialtjänsten
som svarade på enkäten.
• Bortfallet var som störst i de små
kommunerna
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9. Omfattning av arbetet med
spelproblem i
kommunerna
Essunga Enköping
Lilla Edet Håbo Sigtuna
Tjörn Upplands-Bro
Ale Täby
Kungälv Alingsås Danderyd
Göteborg Stockholm Värmdö
BollebygdBorås
Nykvarn Botkyrka
Mölndal
Gnesta
Kungsbacka
Mark Nynäshamn
Kristianstad Omfattning
Svalöv
Landskrona Höör
I stor grad
Eslöv Hörby
I ganska stor grad
Sjöbo
I liten grad
Burlöv Lund
Tomelilla
Inte alls
Svedala Bortfall
Vellinge Skurup Ystad
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10. Omfattning av arbetet med
spelproblem
Insatser mot
spelproblem inom Antal Procent
kommunen
I liten utsträckning 159 72
I ganska stor utsträckning 18 8
Inte alls 42 19
I stor utsträckning 1 1
Totalt 220 100
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11. Handlingsplan eller policy
Kommuner med
handlingsplan Antal Procent
Nej 176 81
Ja 22 10
Annat 19 9
Totalt 217 100
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12. Kunskapsnivå om spelproblem
inom kommunen
Kommuner som efterfrågar
mer kunskap Antal Procent
Ja 61 59
Andra frågor prioriteras 21 20
Nej, kommunen har tillräcklig 13 12
kunskap
Nej, spelfrågor är inte aktuella 9 9
i kommunen
Totalt 104 100
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13. Behandling av spelberoende
Avtal med
behandlingshem eller Antal Procent
liknande
Nej 139 64
Ja 70 33
Annat 7 3
Totalt 216 100
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14. Kommunens stöd till
frivilligorganisationer m.m
Stöd till
självhjälpsgrupper Antal Procent
eller kamratföreningar
Nej 195 90
Ja 22 10
Totalt 217 100
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15. Omfattning av förfrågningar som
rör datorspel
Förfrågningar
angående datorspel Antal Procent
under det senaste
året
Nej 113 52
Ja 105 48
Totalt 218 100
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16. Slutsatser
• Tydligare ansvarsfördelning för spelfrågan
• Stöd för att ta fram handlingsplaner
• Utbildning och information
• Geografiskt obunden vård
• Behov av kunskap för datorspelsfrågor
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