肥胖和合并症的评估和管理。

Sarah Sampsel, Jeanette May
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摘要

为了更好地了解肥胖,其相关条件和风险因素,以及成年人的最佳评估和管理方法,美国疾病管理协会和国家质量保证委员会合作进行了一项文献综述,可以为这两个组织以及其他组织的未来倡议提供信息。文献综述的目的是:(1)描述肥胖和相关疾病的患病率及其对健康和经济的影响;(2)说明这些疾病的临床重要性和相互关系;并且,本文的重点是(3)描述支持肥胖和合并症的不同评估和管理选择的证据。
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Assessment and management of obesity and comorbid conditions.

To better understand obesity, its related conditions and risk factors, and the best assessment and management approaches for the adult population, the Disease Management Association of America and the National Committee for Quality Assurance partnered to conduct a literature review that could inform future initiatives of both organizations as well as others. The goals of the literature review were to: (1) describe the prevalence of obesity and related conditions and their health and financial impacts; (2) illustrate the clinical importance and interrelatedness of the conditions; and, the focus of this article, (3) describe the evidence supporting the different assessment and management options for obesity and comorbid conditions.

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