In the present paper we considered and substantiated necessity monitoring health status of student youth and maintained a healthy lifestyle within quality management systems educational process institution of higher education o n the example Lviv Polytechnic National University. It has been established that the quality of education is affected by various factors, but the greatest risks and threats to the education of higher education students are related to their health. The performed meta-analysis and statistical sources analyzed the relatively general health of young people in Ukraine. The questionnaire which consisted of separate blocks, concerning such bad habits like smoking, drug addiction, alcohol consumption, contraceptive issues, sports, healthy lifestyle, vaccinations, etc. was processed. The processed results presented in this study, indicate the need to promote a healthy lifestyle and monitoring of the student youth environment, which often forms a tendency to bad habits. A meta-analysis of a new bad habit -internet addiction, which may be formed especially actively in connection with the Сovid-19 pandemic was conducted and the need for online learning in higher education was investigated. For students a questionnaire was developed on their use of internet resources in the process of study and recreation, and a survey was conducted. According to the survey results, reasonable recommendations are provided on the need to give advice to students on the proper use of internet resources.

The main aspects of the problems of childhood vaccination in Ukraine are studied and the ways of their solution are presented. The results of the survey on the degree of awareness of parents and future parents about the feasibility of vaccination in childhood and determining the main reason for refusal of vaccination are presented and analyzed. A SWOT analysis was conducted and the strengths and weaknesses, advantages and disadvantages of the process of children's vaccination in the opinion of their parents or future parents were defined. We have also established strategies: creation and implementation of preliminary express analyzes for vaccine tolerability; creation of an online vaccination schedule or a special application with notifications about vaccination dates individually for each child; development of a high-quality system of free vaccination and raising the level of information and sanitary and educational work of medical (pharmaceutical) institutions; increasing the responsibility of parents for refusing to vaccinate a child; a strategy for ensuring the availability of quality vaccines at the state level. The dynamics of tuberculosis incidence have been established and a study of the availability of anti-tuberculosis vaccines in the pharmaceutical market of Ukraine has been conducted. Understanding the social problems faced by the patient can help not only to solve some of them but also to consciously approach the need for vaccination and revaccination of children.