Texas Framework For Heart Disease and Stroke Improved Quality of Life

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Texas Framework For Heart Disease and Stroke Improved Quality of Life Improved Health Improved Quality of Life Vision of the Future Social & Environmental Conditions Favorable to Health Fully Functional Capacity/ Low Risk of Recurrence Behavioral Patterns that Promote Health Low Population Risk Few Events/Only Rare Deaths Good Quality of Life Until Death Goal 3 Early Detection and Treatment of Heart Disease and Stroke Goal 4 Prevent Recurrent Events Goal 1 Prevent Risk Factor Goal 2 Detect and Treat Risk Factor CDC Goals Behavioral Risk Factors Estimated Cases Prevalence Rates   Medical Risk Factors Target Population (Cases) Disease Estimated Prevalence Cases 2006 Physical Inactivity (06) 4,857,019 28.4% Total Cholesterol (05) 5,686,619 34.0% Stroke 444,657 2.6% Smoking (06) 3,061,290 17.9% HBP (05) 4,097,711 24.5% Heart Disease 1,128,744 6.6% Poor Nutrition (05) 12,945,421 77.4% Diabetes (06) 1,368,174 8.0% CVD 1,419,481 8.3% Overweight/Obesity (06) 10,654,658 62.3% Texas State Stats Texas Total Population- 22,859,698 (05), 23,464,827 (06) Mortality 2004 Age Adjusted Death Rate (per 100,000) Stroke 55.9, IHD 188.6, CHF 22.3 Essential Service #9: Research Essential Service #10: Evaluation 10 Essential Services Essential Service #1: Surveillance & Data Essential Service #2: Diagnose and Investigate Essential Service #3: Educate and Inform Essential Service #4: Partnerships Essential Service #5: Policies Essential Service #6: Enforcement Essential Service #7: Link Services Essential Service #8: Workforce Council Strategy 1- Data Surveillance Council Strategy 2- Health Education Council Strategy 4- Clinical Prevention & Treatment Council Strategy 3- Community Policy Strategies