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Health Facilities Affected by Flood Simulation to a District in Malaysia

Journal of Analytical Sciences, Methods and Instrumentation 2014年第4期4卷 119-124页

作者： Hazrin Hasim tahir aris Fadhli Yusof Institute for Public Health Ministry of Health Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Malaysia

Objective: The Ministry of Health Malaysia is developing a GIS database of health facilities in the country with the main aim to assist in the planning and development of the services, and in allocation of resources. Methodology: Apart from coordinates of the facilities, other digital information such as states and districts boundaries, main road networks and river were obtained from MacGDI, a centre responsible to manage geospatial data infrastructure in Malaysia. In assisting the Ministry of Health in its planning, one of the analyses that were conducted was a flood simulation analysis in a district in a coastal area of Peninsular Malaysia. This was done following a possibility that a tropical storm “Sonamu” would happen in that area. The objective was to identify health facilities that would be affected if a flood were to happen in the district and finally to assist the Ministry of Health in their emergency plan. Data on contour was obtain from a relevant government agency and was also mapped digitally. Results: The results were showing that with one metre depth of flood, more than half of the facilities would be affected and about two third of the facilities would be affected if the flood level rises to 2.5 metres. Conclusion: Application of GIS is very useful for the health sector in planning of facing an environmental related disaster.

关键词： Flood Simulation GIS Health Facilities Ministry of Health Malaysia

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Impact of Palm Oil versus Other Oils on Weight Changes: A Systematic Review

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Food and Nutrition Sciences 2018年第7期9卷 915-936页

作者： Nor Asiah Muhamad Normi Mustapha Mohd Farid Baharin Mohd Hatta Abdul Mutalip Murnilina Abdul Malek Ruhaya Salleh Nor Azian Mohd Zaki Fatimah Othman tahir tahir aris Shahnaz Murad Institute for Public Health Ministry of Health Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Non-Communicable Disease Section Ministry of Health Putrajaya Malaysia Faculty of Science and Technology Open University Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Institute for Medical Research Ministry of Health Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Clinical Research Centre Hospital Kuala Lumpur Ministry of Health Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Office of Deputy Director General of Health (Research and Technical) Ministry of Health Putrajaya Malaysia

Objective: The present review aimed to determine the effect of palm oil versus other oils on changes in body weight or Body Mass Index (BMI). Design: A systematic review was conducted. Studies were identified by database searching (EMBASE, PUBMED, CENTRAL, SCOPUS, PROQUEST, Web of Science [ISI Web of Knowledge], Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Library (CINAHL Plus), LILAC and ***. Searching, selecting and reporting were done according to the PRISMA (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic reviews and Meta-Analyses) Statement. Setting: Palm oil vs other oils intervention study on weight or BMI changes. Subjects: Individuals participating in palm oil vs other oil intervention study. Results: A total of 182 studies were screened for eligibility, five studies were finally included. Three studies compared the effect of palm oil vs sunflower oil on weight changes and BMI. One study examined the effect of hybrid palm oil vs extra virgin olive oil on weight changes. The last study examined the effect of palm oil vs olive oil vs lard on weight changes. Out of 292 participants in five studies, only one study (Iggman, 2014) had a low risk of bias. In this study, there was no significant difference between the group that received sunflower oil and palm oil (SMD: 0.04, 95% CI: -0.59 to 0.66). Other four studies had unclear risk of bias. Conclusions: Based on the review, there is insufficient evidence to suggest the impact of palm oil intake on weight changes or BMI.

关键词： Palm Oil Systematic Review

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Association between Comorbidities and Selected Sociodemographic Factors with Complications of Diabetes: Results from the National Diabetic Registry Malaysia

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Journal of Diabetes Mellitus 2018年第3期8卷 84-97页

作者： Nor Asiah Muhamad Mohd Hatta Abdul Mutalip Normi Mustapha Nor Soleha Mohd Dali tahir aris Fatanah Ismail Shahnaz Murad Lokman Hakim Sulaiman Institute for Public Health Ministry of Health Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Faculty of Science & Technology Open University of Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Institute for Medical Research Ministry of Health Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Family Health Development Division Ministry of Health Malaysia Putrajaya Malaysia Office of Deputy Director General of Health (Research and Technical) Ministry of Health Putrajaya Malaysia Department of Community Medicine International Medical University Kuala Lumpur Malaysia

Background: This study aims to determine the hazard ratio of having any complication from diabetes mellitus, and the associations between comorbidities and risk of having any complications from diabetes mellitus among diabetic patients who have attended government primary care clinics. Methods: Secondary data were retrieved from the Malaysian National Diabetic Registry which included all patients who received care. The data from the study on the socio-demographic, diabetes complications, clinical and treatment characteristics were analyzed using descriptive statistics. Cox regression was performed to estimate the hazard ratio for comorbidities, tobacco use, duration of diabetes and socio-demography characteristics upon time to diabetic complications. Results: Adjusted for other covariates, increase number of comorbidities contributed the highest hazard ratio risk: 1 comorbid (aHR: 2.47, 95% CI: 2.39, 2.55), 2 comorbidities (aHR: 4.34, 95% CI: 4.22, 4.47), 3 comorbidities (aHR: 6.56, 95% CI: 6.31, 6.81) and 4 comorbidities (aHR: 9.13, 95% CI: 8.20, 10.17). Other factors: age > 40 years (8%) Malays (27%) and smokers (10%) have hazard risks to develop diabetic complications. Conclusions: Increase in number of comorbidities will increase the risk of getting diabetes complications. Other factors such as age, gender, race, smoking status and duration of diabetes are also noted to contribute to increase risk for diabetes complications.

关键词： Comorbidities Complications Diabetes Primary Care

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