01433nas a2200157   4500000000100000008004100001653001200042653002000054653004000074653001000114100001200124245011100136300001000247490000700257520101100264       2007                            d10aleprosy10aLife Expectancy10aYears of Potential Life Lost (YPLL)10aKorea1 aKim J P00aA Study on the Life Eexpectancy and Years of Potential Life Lost of the Person affected Leprosy in Korean.  a25-500 v403 a<p>A main objective of public health work is to increase life expectancy in the best health conditions possible. Mortality data represent essential elements for the quantification of health problems. Death counts and related rates are among the simplest indicators to analyze mortality. They represent a summary measure of a population's mortality experience that may be used to establish and monitor health priorities or objectives. Years of Potential Life Lost (YPLL) is a measure of the relative impact of several diseases and health problems in a society, The objective of this indicator is to provide a wider view of the relative importance of the most relevant causes of premature mortality and it is used primarily in the planning and definition of health priorities. To proffer the idea for the development of total Hansen service system programme, I present the reviews of the life expectancy and Years of Potential Life Lost in the case under Hansen service and general population in Korea.</p>