The Physical and Mental Health outcome area explores various characteristics relating to the physical and mental health of an individual, and how various factors relating to health can impact overall wellness.
Factors relating to physical and mental health include health and end-of-life care, morbidity and mortality, and wellness.
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Health and End-of-Life Care
The Health and End-of-Life Care factor examines health care access, preventive care, insurance coverage, and usual sources of care for aging adults, as well as access to and quality of end-of-life care.
Indicators:
- Health Care Access
- Preventive Care
- Health Care Source
- Insurance Coverage
- Palliative Care/Hospice Services
Morbidity and Mortality
Morbidity and Mortality examines pain prevalence and personal health perception among aging adults, life expectancy as a measure of mortality, and falls that resulted in injury.
Indicators:
- Fall Status
- Morbidity
- Life Expectancy
Wellness
Wellness is a broad factor relating to aging adult quality of life and examines overall physical and mental well-being; nutrition practices and physical activity, including associated barriers to making healthy choices in these areas; and quality of life across all stages.
Indicators:
- Physical Activity
- Opportunity to Exercise
- Fruit and Vegetable Consumption
- Mental Health Status
- Counseling Access
- Quality of Life