Abstract
This paper introduces the Individual Exposure Health Risk Profile (IEHRP), a mathematical process to quantitatively evaluate individual health risks by integrating workplace, lifestyle, and environmental exposure data from traditional and new personal monitoring exposure assessment technologies combined with individual health histories and genomic data to provide a new and novel capability for the healthcare professionals and policymakers using advances in science, technology, and informatics. The IEHRP creates for the first time a mechanism for healthcare providers to better understand the relationships between an individual’s health, genetic predispositions, and exposures through mathematical expression and process ultimately providing a modern tool to better understand the effects of exposures from the workplace, environment as well as day-to-day activities. More importantly, the IEHRP displays individual and population risks through user-friendly visualizations so healthcare professionals can recommend data-driven interventions to mitigate individual risks to improve health/performance and policymakers and decision-makers can make more informed policy and resource decisions.
Presenters
Mark E OxleyProfessor of Mathematics , Dept of Mathemtics and Statistics, US Air Force Intitute of Technology, Graduate School of Engineering and Management, Ohio, United States Richard Hartman
Strategist/Consultant, Mathematics, Air Force Institute of Technology
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Presentation Type
Paper Presentation in a Themed Session
Theme
Public Health Policies and Practices
KEYWORDS
Health, Performance, Exposure, Genomics, Informatics, Policy, Healthcare
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