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Public health indicators are a set of indicators that provide evidence of the health and well-being of the population. Regional public health indicators have been published annually since 2016, and for the second time, public health indicators are published for the most populous municipalities. Public Health Indicators aim to facilitate the government and others' analysis of the situation, identification of strengths and challenges, and understanding of the population's needs so that it is possible to work systematically to improve health and well-being at all stages of life.

Agenda

• Address
  Eggert Sólberg Jónsson, Grindavík

• Public health indicators and trauma
  Alma D. Möller, Medical Director of Health

• Social and health-related public health indicators and diseases
  Sigríður Haraldsd. Elínardóttir, Health Information, Directorate of Health

• Public health indicators related to lifestyle and well-being
  Dóra Guðrún Guðmundsdóttir, Public Health, Directorate of Health

• Practical use of public health indicators in health care planning
  Guðlaug Rakel Guðjónsdóttir, director of the Health Institute of Suðurnes