Reliability and informativeness online research method "Human Health Passport"
Authors: Poliakov Oleksandr , Tomarevska Olena , Prokopenko Nataliia , Maidikov Iurii 
Published: April 2022

"Human Health Passport", developed at the Institute of Gerontology for remote monitoring of health of the population, automatic assessment and determine the need for maintaining health and developed preventive measures necessary for health and labour activity of the population. The state of health is the basis of the general working capacity and functional age of the pensioners and the employee. In the world are exists basic scales for the definition and assessment of frailty, intrinsic capacity, assessment of cognitive abilities. We have created a method named "Human Health Passport" online for round-the-clock monitoring of public health online. The objective self-assessment or estimation by a medical specialist for individual and public health, physician, rehabilitator or geriatricians gets results of functional test state and questionnaire answers and computers assessment in the cloud. The content of the passport includes the research results of the Institute of Gerontology, worldwide gerontologists scales and WHO’s recommendations that have been adopted for the local communities (for Ukraine’s actual three languages: Ukrainian, Russian and English). The results of the test “Human Health Passport” help a person to get attention to the state of their health and workability and evaluate the possibility of the diseases. Detailed information on diseases and treatment is available after physician investigation. Meanwhile, the total individual data based can be used for monitoring aims in local professional populations. Using traditional methods such as systematization of research results, multivariate analysis of data, correlation and Cronbach's alpha analysis determined the degree of reliability on the basic parameters that make up the initial assessment, especially for remote monitoring of public health-based for all age groups. The results of monitoring randomized sample study have been shown high informativeness of the method regarding health state in persons with full employment status within age 31-85 years by all regions and administrative units in Ukraine. The results of the online monitoring "Human Health Passport" has been shown that the determination coefficients of the education parameters and occupational status, vision, hearing, metabolism, physical ability, cognition (mainly attention) and functional activity, mostly in the working population respondents determine a significant impact on health (p < 0.05 - 0.001) according to the total and scale assessment. Assessment of reliability, informativeness and analysis of correlation relationship between monitoring indicators are demonstrated as a favourable criterion of compliance of parameters to the scale of individual Human Health Passport. Similar patterns have been found on the population level mainly in working subjects as online users of mobile applications with remote automated health monitoring. Keywords: Human Health Passport; automatic assessment; the criterion of compliance of parameters; health and labour activity.