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Nutrition and Coronary Heart Disease

The estimate of the number of people with CHD is based on hospital separation data
provided in the SWSAHS Health Improvement Plan for CHD. This figure has been
adjusted to account for the specified age range of 25 to 75 years old.

Having accounted for the potential overlap within target groups, the effectiveness
figures used in this study are based on targeting a certain number of people in the
relevant community. Table 6 shows the relevant setting and target group and the
number of people in each target.

TABLE 6: SETTING, TARGET GROUP AND RESPECTIVE NUMBER OF PEOPLE IN SWSAHS

SETTING

TARGET           NO. OF PEOPLE USED FOR

EFFECTIVENESS MEASURE
______________________________________________________(25-74)

GP Based
Community
Mass Media
HospitalZRehabilitation

High-risk Individuals:                               300,000

High-risk Groups:                                 253,000

Whole Population                                400,000

People with CHD_________________________________4,800

TABLE 7: EFFECTIVENESS MEASURES

SETTING         TARGET             CHD DEATHS PREVENTED

OVER PERIOD OF

EFFECTIVENESS

Male

Female

Total*

GP Based

High-risk Individuals:

Obese

3

2

5

Inadequate Physical Activity

23

10

33

Total Cholesterol

73

25

98

Hypertension

33

20

54

Community

High-risk Groups:

Low SES Areas

32

15

48

Selected Migrant Groups

14

8

22

Aboriginal and TSI

2

1

3

Mass Media

Whole Population

16

6

22

HospitalZRehabilitation

People with CHD

18

3

20

* Note rounding

Table 7 shows the effectiveness of each intervention in terms of CHD deaths prevented
at the mid-point of the period of effectiveness. See Appendix C for a detailed derivation
of these figures.

CHERE Project Report 11- November 1999

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