Abstract
The results of a study of the behavior of the working population depending on the presence of chronic pathology are presented. Socio-demographic characteristics and health indicators of relatively healthy citizens and persons suffering from chronic somatic pathology are compared with their actions in case of illness, the number of cases of temporary disability, as well as the frequency of receiving outpatient, inpatient and sanatorium medical care. The comparative analysis made it possible to identify the problems of relations between working citizens and subjects of medical care, to formulate the main directions of social policy aimed at improving the health of the population.
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