Public Health Index in Russian Federation from 1990 to 2012

Тикунов, В.С.; Chereshnya, Olga

doi:10.1007/s11205-015-1144-x

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“…To determinate the effects of public and private health expenditure on health indicators we used the model of Novignon et al study, which is shown below (20): HSit = F (P uHEit, P rHEit, Yit, P op1 it , P op2 it , P op3 it ) (1) Where HS represents health outcomes (life expectancy at birth, infant mortality rate, and under-five mortality rate), PuHE it and PrHE it are public and private health expenditure as percentage of real national income, Y is per capita real income, Pop 1, 2, and 3 represents a percentage of total population age groups of under 14, 15 -64, and above 65 years in country i in period t.…”

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“…Health is a multidimensional concept that moves beyond the social, economic, cultural, and national relations; it is also known as an indicator for social and economic improvement and development (1). Generally, life expectancy and mortality rate for different groups with different age and gender are used as proxies of health status and for determining the society's health level (2)(3)(4).…”

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The Effects of Health Expenditure on Health Outcomes Based on the Classification of Public Health Expenditure: A Panel Data Approach

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Background: Health expenditure is among the factors affecting the improvement of a society's health status. Hence, recognizing the effects of public and private health expenditure on health status is vital for making the required decisions. Objectives: This study aimed to compare the effects of different levels of health expenditure on life expectancy, infant mortality rate, and under-five mortality rate as health indicators. Methods: The current study is an analytical research, which was conducted based on a cross-sectional and annual time series data. In this study the effects of private and public health expenditure on health indicators from 2000 to 2015 were investigated. The selected countries had the middle or high-income level and were classified into three groups based on the public health expenditure rate and k-mean method. The required data were collected from the World Bank site and for estimating the model, panel data regression models were used. Results: Public health expenditure had a significant effect on health indicators in all groups, thus, an increase in public health expenditure led to increasing life expectancy and decrease infant and under-five mortality rate in all groups. Also, the group with the highest share of health expenditure had a greater impact on life expectancy and infant mortality, however, in regards to the underfive mortality rate, it was contrary. The effect of private health expenditure was different and in most cases it had no significant effect. Conclusions:The findings of this study indicated that public health expenditure is more effective than the private health expenditure and it also improved health status by creating positive external effects. Therefore, the governments must provide enough required financial resources for improving health status.

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The Effects of Health Expenditure on Health Outcomes Based on the Classification of Public Health Expenditure: A Panel Data Approach

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“…Human health, including its reproductive component, as a complex criterion of quality of life, is considered as the most important prerequisite for the reproduction of the quality of labor and human potential as a whole. In this regard, studies focused on the development of medical, social, environmental and climatic indicators and criteria for assessing the health status of the population as the main indicator of QOL are of fundamental importance (Malkhazova et al 2015;Tikunov and Chereshnya 2016;Malkhazova et al 2018;etc. ) This can be both an objective reflection of the features of natural-environmental and medical-social differentiation of living conditions, and subjective perception, showing the importance and individual characteristics of adaptation of a particular person (healthy or sick) through satisfaction with living conditions, external condition, the degree of personal and societal comfort.…”

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Quality of Life, Reproductive Health and Social Security: Medical and Social Environment at the Russian Far East

Grigorieva

Суховеева

2020

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Medical and social environment is discussed for the southern part of the Russian Far East, in system “Quality of life and reproductive health” at different hierarchical levels; that are at the meso-level – Khabarovsk Krai and the Jewish Autonomous Region (JAR); at the micro-level – Smidovichsky District in JAR and Nanai District in Khabarovsk Krai; at the local level – municipal settlements in urban and rural areas. The aim of the research is to identify the features of the social and medical environment affecting the quality of life, with an emphasis on the health of indigenous and non-indigenous population of reproductive age as the main criterion of quality of life. For subjective estimation of their health, well-being and quality of life, sociological surveys of women of reproductive age and pregnant women was conducted using a special questionnaire “Medical and social passport of future parents”. The region is characterized by low indicators of health and reproduction of the population, weak social infrastructure. The analysis of the quality of life in the region requires the establishment of priority groups of risk factors to improve the efficiency of medical and social control to minimize their impact.

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“…The maps on public health dynamics represent the most vivid example. Thus, maps that show public health of the Russian regions in comparison with other countries for 1990-2013 are the examples of assessment maps of public health dynamics (Tikunov and Chereshnya 2016). Today, health is an indicator of progress and social and economic development.…”

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Visualization of Public Health Dynamics

Kotova

Malkhazova

Тикунов

et al. 2017

Geogr. environ. sustain.

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ABSTRACT. Public health dynamics is one of the main methodological approaches to study spatiotemporal patterns of the population diseases spreading and to create nosogeographic maps. It is one of validity terms of geographic public health assessment and forecast. Dynamics maps usually show emergence, development, past stages, changes, and movement of analyzed phenomena. Analysis of medical-geographic maps showed that the choice of methods and techniques for elaborating dynamic aspects is limited. The results of comprehensive medical-geographic atlas mapping obtained in the Department of Biogeography and Laboratory of Integrated Mapping (Faculty of Geography, M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia) have significantly improved this situation and demonstrated the benefits of cartographic approaches and graphic methods of visualization of public health dynamics. However, these benefits as an integral problem has not been fully realized yet and research in this direction should continue.

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Public Health Index in Russian Federation from 1990 to 2012

Cited by 10 publications

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The Effects of Health Expenditure on Health Outcomes Based on the Classification of Public Health Expenditure: A Panel Data Approach

The Effects of Health Expenditure on Health Outcomes Based on the Classification of Public Health Expenditure: A Panel Data Approach

Quality of Life, Reproductive Health and Social Security: Medical and Social Environment at the Russian Far East

Visualization of Public Health Dynamics

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