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5.4 Health Table 5.4: Health Capabilities – the central and valuable freedoms and opportunities Outcomes - the future we want Indicators – how we measure progress Topics To be healthy, physically and mentally, being free in matters of sexual relationships and reproduction, having autonomy over care and treatment, and being cared for in the final stages of your life. Every person should be capable of: Attaining the highest possible standard of physical and mental health Accessing timely and impartial information health and healthcare options Accessing healthcare without discrimination and in a culturally sensitive way Avoiding premature mortality through disease, neglect, injury or suicide People’s to the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health is respected, protected and fulfilled Timely and impartial information about health and healthcare options is available and accessible to all Everyone can access good quality healthcare without discrimination There is no premature mortality due to neglect, injury or suicide Life expectancy is not dependent on a person’s socio-economic status or where they live Health outcomes People’s current health status Suicide Infant mortality Life expectancy Malnutrition Health outcomes for people who are homeless, transgender people, Gypsies, Roma and Travellers, migrants, refugees and asylum seekers Access to healthcare Waiting and referral times Access issues specific to transgender people; Gypsy, Roma, Travellers; people with learning disabilities; people who are homeless; migrants, refugees, asylum seekers; prisoners; people in immigration detention Discrimination in access to healthcare Mental health Population reporting poor mental health and well-being Access to mental health services Treatment and quality of mental health services