tervisefaktoritest
Tervisefaktoritest is a health-factor assessment designed to evaluate an individual's overall health risk by combining several physiological, behavioral, and psychosocial determinants into a single composite score. Used in clinical practice and public health, it helps identify people at higher risk for conditions such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, or premature mortality, and supports prevention and care decisions. It is not a single standardized instrument but a family of methods.
Typical components include objective measures (body mass index or waist, blood pressure, lipid profile, glucose or
Administration and scoring vary. Data may come from lab tests, questionnaires, exams, and sensor data. Composite
Applications include risk stratification in primary care, prioritizing preventive services, monitoring population health trends, and guiding
Limitations and considerations include potential biases, cultural relevance, and data quality. Validation across populations is essential,