lowing:
--COMPUTE-A-LIFE I and II (National Wellness Institute): The first is an interactive HRA, and the second is a batch-processing version of the same program. The questions are based on the Centers for Disease Control's HRA for microcomputers. The profile uses color graphics to provide information on risk factors, appraisals and achievable ages, and how to reduce risks.
--HEALTH RISK APPRAISAL (University of Minnesota Media Distribution): This interactive HRA uses 35 questions on life-style and physiological indicators to ascertain the user's risks for ten leading causes of death.
--HOSPITALIZATION RISK ASSESSMENT PROGRAM (Tulane University Medical Center): This interactive HRA assesses hospitalizatio
...