Risk Factors at Chronic Non-communicable Diseases in People of Working Age

Chronic Non-communicable Disease

arterial hypertension, coronary heart disease, cerebrovascular disease, malignant tumors, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, asthma, diabetes mellitus, environment, smoking, alcohol consumption, unbalanced diet, hypodynamia, obesity, overweight, dyslipidemia, hyperglycemia, microalbuminuria

Objectives: to study the clinical and demographic characteristics of working age persons, to highlight the main factors of non-communicable diseases (NCDs), to identify NCDs with physical examination, laboratory tests, electrocardiography and ultrasound imaging, to develop a corporate prevention program for the company to reduce the risk of complications of NCDs. Research stages: 1. Questionnaire to identify socio-demographic, behavioral, hereditary, psycho-emotional risk factors of NCDs 2. Laboratory tests (analysis of glucose and cholesterol in the capillary blood, detection of microalbuminuria), diagnostic tests (electrocardiography, and carotid artery ultrasound) 3. Evaluation of the results of questionnaires and surveys. Recommendations for lifestyle modification and follow-up in a local healthcare department

Currently the emphasis in preventive medicine is also on health of the working population, which is a key state policy in the Russian Federation. Health of working citizens is an important factor in the development and safety of the production sector, but it is also the key to health and well-being of all other groups - children and older generations - that is, in fact, the fundamental factor for social development. Therefore, the integration of health-saving technologies into all areas of working life, including production and work activities, is particularly important. In today's world, it is very important that everyone actively participate in the preservation the health of the individual and its high awareness. Awareness of risk factors for chronic non-communicable diseases and measures prevention throughout life is an important part of a healthy society. Monitoring the health of working citizens allows to predict the problem and take the necessary measures in a timely manner. In the Russian Federation, medical screening is a complex system, including medical examination by physicians of several specialties and application of the necessary methods of examination to identify chronic non-communicable diseases and their risk factors at an early stage that are the main cause of disability and premature mortality in the country's population, and also to form health status groups and provide recommendations for patients. The examination is carried out once every three years and includes a set of methods of advanced examination to identify early on the most likely chronic non-communicable disease for a given age and gender. Regular checkups are the most important mass and highly effective medical technology of health savings. The work of carrying out regular preventive examinations and check-ups is carried out by primary health care. Often the quality of such work is limited by manpower shortages, technological and logistical barriers. In modern conditions, these obstacles can be overcome by using mobile systems that include modern digital diagnostic technologies, Allow for more in-depth investigation and identification of risk factors not covered by the standard examination protocol. This will increase the coverage and detection of risk factors, which is an important component of the health saving of the working population

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