Search Results - "Mindell, J.S"

A review of health impact assessment frameworks by Mindell, J.S, Boltong, A, Forde, I

“…Summary Background Consideration of health impacts of non-health sector policies has been encouraged in many countries, with health impact assessment (HIA)…”
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Health on the Move 2. Policies for health-promoting transport by Mindell, J.S.

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Blood pressure profiles, and awareness and treatment of hypertension in Europe – results from the EHES Pilot Project by Tolonen, H, Giampaoli, S, Kuulasmaa, K, Mindell, J.S, Männistö, S, Dias, C.M, Koponen, P

“…Highlights • We examine hypertension, and awareness and treatment of hypertension in Europe. • Large proportion of people are unaware and untreated for their…”
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Changes in waist circumference among adolescents in England from 1977–1987 to 2005–2007 by Mindell, J.S, Dinsdale, H, Ridler, C, Rutter, H.R

“…Summary Objective To assess change in abdominal obesity in adolescents in England. Study design Health Survey for England (HSE), annual cross-sectional surveys…”
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Persistent regional variation in treatment of hypertension by Mindell, J.S, Shelton, N.J, Roth, M.A, Chaudhury, M, Falaschetti, E

“…Summary Objectives To assess regional variation within England in the proportion of people with survey-defined hypertension who were on treatment, and…”
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Transport, health and inequality. An overview of current evidence by Mindell, J.S., Watkins, Stephen J.

“…The editorial to this special issue summarises the history of the three Health on the Move reports, published in 1991 by the UK Public Health Alliance, in 2011…”
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Health implications of transport: Evidence of effects of transport on social interactions by Boniface, S., Scantlebury, R., Watkins, S.J., Mindell, J.S.

“…Some links between transport and health are widely known, such as active travel, physical (in)activity, air pollution and injuries. Others are not as apparent…”
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The transport sector as a source of air pollution by Colvile, R.N, Hutchinson, E.J, Mindell, J.S, Warren, R.F

“…Transport first became a significant source of air pollution after the problems of sooty smog from coal combustion had largely been solved in western European…”
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Transport and clinical practice by Mindell, J.S., Cohen, D.L., Shelton, N.J., Sutaria, S., Hayward, A., Watkins, S.J.

“…This article summarises the transport and health agenda for health care practitioners who seek to understand how transport-related issues affect the well-being…”
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