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This R package has been developed in the framework of the Projections of the burden of disease and disability in Finland - health policy prospects (PoDDy-HePo) project which was funded by the Academy of Finland no. 307907 (2017-2021). The purpose of this package is to project prevalences of health indicators in future. The method uses data on cross-sectional surveys and national population forecasts to take into account the changing population structure. This package contains the following functions: PoDDyHePoFreqTable: creates a descriptive table with sample size and amount of missingness in the data. PoDDyHePoModelSelection: selects models for projection step according to BIC. PoDDyHePoPopulationDF: uses population forecasts, in example from Statistics Finland, and well-formatted survey data to create a data frame ready for projection. PoDDyHePoProjection: projects individual-level values of the variables using multiple imputation. PoDDyHePoPool: calculates prevalences by pooling results from PoDDyHePoProjection. PoDDyHePoPlot: plots the prevalences against survey year. See more about the PoDDy-HePo project at Projections of the burden of disease and disability in Finland – health policy prospects (PoDDy-HePo).
public health, risk factors, projection, PoDDy-HePo Project
public health, risk factors, projection, PoDDy-HePo Project
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