HLTH1001 Week 7 -Health costs and PA

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What are the two main types of costs related to physical inactivity?

Direct and indirect costs

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Give examples of direct costs of physical inactivity

Healthcare expenses related to heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes and cancers

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What were the global costs of physical inactivity in 2013?

$67.5 billion - $53.8 billion in healthcare and $13.7 billion in productivity losses

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What was Australia’s cost of physical inactivity in 2013?

AUD $805 million

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What did the cost of inactivity in Australia rise to by 2018-2019?

AUD $2.4 billion

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What are examples of indirect costs for individuals?

Loss of income, costs of care, travel for treatment, reduced quality of life

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What are examples of indirect costs for the community?

Workplace productivity loss, social security payments, unpaid caregiving

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What are absenteeism and presenteeism?

  • Absenteeism: time off work due to illness

  • Presenteeism: reduced productivity while at work

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How cost-effective is exercise in terms of treatment cost per QALY?

Exercise: ~$11,313 per QALY

Hypertension treatment: >$25,000 per QALY

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What saving could result from sedentary people walking?

AUD $4.3 billion

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What is the Dose-Response concept in physical activity?

The relationship between the amount of physical activity and the health benefit achieved

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What does research say about small increases in activity?

Even low levels of activity provide significant benefits for inactive individuals

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How much can an extra 15 mins of moderate PA 5x/week reduce disease burden?

By 13%

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How much can 30 mins of moderate PA 5x/week reduce future disease burden?

By 26%

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What is the health risk of prolonged sitting?

Increased risk of all-cause mortality, poor cholesterol levels and glucose uptakes

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How can we reduce sitting time in workplaces?

Use standing desks, public campaigns and regulate work breaks to stand or move

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What is incidental PA?

Short bursts of movement during daily tasks, usually less than 10 minutes

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Give examples of incidental PA

  • walking instead of driving

  • Taking stairs

  • Parking further away

  • Walking the dog

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What percentage of WA adults used stairs instead of lifts in 2006?

62%

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How many more calories per month are burned through an active lifestyle vs sedentary?

8,800 kcal/month = ~13.6kg/year