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New Health Report Focused on Health Inequalities 

SiSU Health UK has just released a new report focused on the accessibility and equity of health.  Using anonymised data from the 685,000 digital health checks completed to date, the report presents fascinating new insights into the health of the UK population and in particular those impacted by health inequalities.  
Key Findings include:-
70% of people reported completing a health check because it was in a visible, accessible public location.
The most deprived Users, record the highest satisfaction (NPS) for the health check, of all deciles. 
A large proportion of people (73.7%) who perform a health check on a SiSU health station have not had their blood pressure measured in the last 12 months, with 62.3% of those recording a high blood pressure.  Users identifying as Asian, Mixed or Other, reported higher rates of no recent BP measurement.
53% of Users identifying as Asian reported that they were not aware of the health risks highlighted by the health check, compared to 35.5% of people overall.
Users identifying as Black, reported the highest levels of BMI and blood pressure risk.
The prevalence of people with BMI obesity (BMI 30+) is strongly aligned to their deprivation.
Users identifying as White reported the highest level of alcohol risk, elevated QRisk and smoking.
The most deprived decile, IMD1, shows the highest rate of elevated QRISK score.
Smoking prevalence rates align with rising deprivation.  Rates of smoking in IMD 1 and 2 (CORE20) are twice that of the least deprived 20% of the UK population
Elevated alcohol risk rises in a linear pattern from the most deprived to the least deprived.
Users identifying as Asian reported the highest level of physical activity risk.
Digital health platforms provide an ability to quantify the longitudinal impact of population and preventive health programs.


Follow the url to access the key findings and the report www.sisuhealth.co.uk/UKhealthreport

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