Healthier lifestyle, better health
Non-communicable diseases, also called lifestyle diseases or welfare diseases, are a major problem both in Stockholm and in the rest of the country. These are diseases that are not transmitted between humans and are not made up of an infection, and include, among other things, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancer and COPD.
Healthier lifestyles, better health
Non-infectious diseases, also called lifestyle diseases or welfare diseases, are a major problem both in Stockholm and in the rest of the country. These are diseases that are not transmitted between humans and are not an infection, and include diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, cancer and COPD.
Non-infectious diseases, also called lifestyle diseases or welfare diseases, are a major problem both in Stockholm and in the rest of the country. These are diseases that are not transmitted between humans and are not an infection, and include diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, cancer and COPD.
The causes of this type of disease are about habits and how we choose to live our lives. Smoking, lack of exercise, an unhealthy diet and a harmful alcohol intake are among the major risk factors that can lead to high blood pressure, obesity, high blood pressure and high cholesterol.
In fact, 80 percent of non-communicable diseases such as stroke, heart disease and diabetes could be prevented by lifestyle changes according to WHO.
There are a number of tools for achieving this, both guidelines within the public health area (at national, county council etc), information and advice via the internet, web forms and apps. There are also a number of tools to keep track of and map their lifestyle, such as the amount of exercise, what and when to eat, how to sleep and much more. However, these different tools have not succeeded in reversing the trend.
The challenge facing Stockholm County Council now is to promote a healthy lifestyle and to make healthy choices of life for the simplest choice.
Based on this, SLL has developed a challenge we want the Stockholmers' help on: How can we engage people in reflecting on their lifestyle-related health and sharing this information with the health care system?
(Photo: Johan Pontén)
Openlab, Stockholms Läns Landsting
Compete for their town!
Engage the entire Stockholm population and use the hötorget skyscrapers as the indicator of activity. Let each scrape represent a district and highlight it as a bar different high depending on how many training hours as reported from the town. Does the play of training and exercise!
Avve
Health mentor
What would happen if we made it possible to have health mentors. Although there are many who do not live healthy, there are very many who live a very healthy life with lots of exercise and proper nutrition. If these people via a digital platform, sharing and coaching some people would surely many find the motivation to live better. You can even have multiple different coaches. One for food, one for training, one for meditation, etc.
Jonas
share my life style
Share their experiences. the idea is that it should be fun, pleasurable, but requirements to reflect on their habits of life. And what do you do best if they can share their experiences with others. There are of course a variety of digital opportunities but also making it under a, such as major events or gatherings. The carrot I envisage is to learn from each other and where experts also are included. For example, a digital platform that brings together all of the available tools that will help you look at your lifestyle and give you free advice on sharing of your habits. Could be a collaboration with various insurance companies and other actors that affect your lifestyle, such as liquor and grocery stores.
Ivar Björkman
Health day
One problem may be that many people do not know that there are living unhealthy. They may have a suspicion about it but how can you know for sure. What is a healthy lifestyle anyway? < br/> Our idea is to start the health day. An event focused on food and exercise where you can do a check on how you actually feel. Many go not to the doctor regularly and go there when you feel bad. Here you get the chance to check its status.
Support hälsoapp
What happens if you in Stockholm or Sweden would support an app or in any way create a platform where data from all apps could be entered. That way, one could compare themselves with others in the city and perhaps one would let cities compete against each other in raising its health index.
Facilitate walking and biking everywhere
Make it easier to bike and walk in the existing city and plan for walking/biking as the primary way of transport in new areas. Plan new urban areas to be local, build city blocks with local services, shops, etc instead of building more small house areas (sleeping suburbs) where you have to take the car to a large shopping mall. By walking or biking instead of driving a car, the individual lifestyle gets more active and the air less polluted, thereby contributing to better health for all citizens. But this also requires good public transportation and car pools/ pools with "elcyklar" so that elderly/physically disabled still can access services and shops
Rosa
Award points
With the help of mobile apps and wearables( iwatch, fitbit) people can track their daily routinue. A simple queationair form they can fill which is provided by forsakringskassa. To share their information people can get award points. On all the goverment gym and health center, they will get discount with these points.
Ranu
Award points
With the help of mobile apps and wearables( iwatch, fitbit) people can track their daily routinue. A simple queationair form they can fill which is provided by forsakringskassa. To share their information people can get award points. On all the goverment gym and health center, they will get discount with these points.
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