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[NORMATIVE AND LEGAL ASPECTS OF THE FORMATION OF THE BASIC PREREQUISITES OF PUBLIC HEALTH (PUBLICATIONS REVIEW)]
I A Kirshchina1, T V Shestakova2, A V Soloninina2
1Perm State Pharmaceutical Academy of Minzdrav of Russia, 614990, Perm, Russia, irirna.kirshina@mail.ru.
Problemy Sotsial'Noi Gigieny, Zdravookhraneniia I Istorii Meditsiny
|October 25, 2022
Summary
Protecting public health is crucial for societal progress. This review identifies key health determinants, emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration for improved health outcomes and longer life expectancy.
Area of Science:
- Public Health
- Sociology
- Health Policy
Context:
- Societal progress is intrinsically linked to public health preservation.
- Improving health indicators positively impacts socio-economic efficiency and life expectancy.
- Global and national health policies underscore the importance of health protection.
Purpose:
- To review and formulate the main prerequisites (determinants) for health saving among citizens.
- To advocate for professional collaboration across various industries to protect public health.
- To establish a theoretical basis for a methodology improving health through interdisciplinary interaction.
Summary:
- Identifies key determinants of health saving: promoting health-protective activities, creating a preventive space, defining responsible health attitudes, and integrating health across the life cycle.
- Highlights the role of information technologies, intersectoral cooperation, public health literacy, and transformed health services.
- Emphasizes the need for human resource development to support health-saving initiatives.
Impact:
- Provides a foundation for developing scientific and practical methodologies to enhance public health.
- Supports the realization of citizens' right to health protection through a unified approach.
- Contributes to increasing socio-economic efficiency by fostering a healthier population.
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