Community health is an evolving area within public health that emphasizes the overall well-being—physical, social, and mental—of individuals in specific regions. This interdisciplinary domain combines elements from healthcare, economics, environmental studies, and social interactions. The The Routledge Handbook of Public Health and the Community serves as a thorough reference for higher education students, scholars, healthcare practitioners, and policymakers.
The ebook is organized into five primary thematic sections:
1. Perspectives in public health
2. Community health practices
3. The relationship between planning, built, and social environments and community health
4. Digital and mobile health
5. Strategies for fostering sustainable health within communities
Each section delves into significant research and current trends. This publication aims to facilitate the common objective of building healthier communities and enhancing the quality of life for residents. It should prove beneficial for health professionals and governmental organizations as they develop strategies for improving population health, preventing chronic diseases, managing infectious disease outbreaks, and preparing for natural disasters. The handbook effectively merges research with practical applications in community public health.
978-1000427448, 978-0367634193, 978-1003119111, 978-1000427363
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