Pulbic health as the indicator of regional socioeconomic development

Pastukhova, Elena; Morozova, Elena; Mukhacheva, A.V.; Egorova, Natalia

doi:10.2991/cssdre-19.2019.37

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“…The relevance and content of various social problems at the regional level, in particular, in the Kemerovo region -Kuzbass are analyzed by many scientists [20][21][22], including the authors of this article [23][24][25], emphasizing the close relationship between the economic and social factors of the development of the territory. However, few authors substantiate the necessity and expediency of reflecting objective social contradictions and acute problems in regional strategic documents.…”

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On the Issue of Sociality of Regional Development Strategies

Morozova¹,

Nazarenkova²,

Egorova³

et al. 2022

Proceedings of the International Scientific and Practical Conference Strategy of Development of Regional Ecosystems “Education-

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The study is aimed at analyzing the sociality of regional socio-economic development strategies. In any of them, economic and social components can be distinguished. The social part is usually understood as a target one, aimed at meeting the various needs of the population, and the economic part as providing, creating conditions for the implementation of the former. The social aspect of strategies is expressed through the goals and development plans of either branches of the social sphere (health, culture, education, social protection, leisure, sports, etc.), or social policy, which has similar directions, or constituent elements of the quality of life. With different target interpretations, we are talking about similar social tasksincreasing incomes of the population, ensuring an increase in life expectancy, strengthening health, creating a comfortable living environment, improving sports, leisure and cultural infrastructure, developing a system of upbringing and education, supporting vulnerable categories of the population, ensuring security, etc. Analysis of the Strategy for the socio-economic development of the Kemerovo region -Kuzbass for the period up to 2035 showed the priority of social attitudes in formulating the region's mission, interests and principles to be realized. But with the concretization of development directions through priorities, the economic bias of the strategic document began to manifest itself to a greater extent. At the same time, it was found that the actual social problems of the territorial community in the long term are not fully taken into account. This was confirmed by the results of a study of the public opinion of Kuzbass residents and an assessment of the expert community, which included poor medical care, unemployment and difficulties in finding a job, a low standard of living of the population, poor ecology, etc., among the most important problems for the region.

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On the Issue of Sociality of Regional Development Strategies

Morozova¹,

Nazarenkova²,

Egorova³

et al. 2022

Proceedings of the International Scientific and Practical Conference Strategy of Development of Regional Ecosystems “Education-

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“…In 2018, the LEB of the entire population was 69.3 years, 63.7 years for men, and 74.9 years for women (the difference is 11.2 years). The most common causes of male mortality are diseases of the circulatory system, externalities (traffic accidents, suicides, homicide, accidental alcohol poisoning), and neoplastic diseases [10]. Among the leading causes of cardiovascular and oncological diseases is the adverse environmental impact of coal enterprises.…”

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Demographic Problems as Hindrance for Sustainable Development of a Mining Region (the Case of Kemerovo Region)

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Positive dynamics of the general indicators of population reproduction is both the basis and the goal of sustainable development in a region. The analysis shows that the demographic problems of the studied mining region hinder the sustainable development of Kemerovo Region (Kuzbass). These issues include long-term population decline, age and gender imbalances in the structure of the population, an increase in the number of citizens older than the working age, and an increase in the demographic burden on the economically active population. The resource and industrial nature of Kuzbass plays a significant role in the dynamics of these processes. The study examines the relationship between demographic indicators and those of sustainable development. The influence of demographic processes was studied by the method of correlation and regression analysis. The authors found negative impact of the dynamics in the population reproduction processes on the number of people employed in the region’s economy, on the gross regional product and investment in fixed assets. A statistically significant relationship was established between mortality rate of the entire population, mortality of the working age group and indicators of sustainable development. The reasons for the high mortality rates in the region include the employment of a significant part of the workforce in hard and hazardous working conditions, high occupational morbidity, injuries, adverse environmental conditions caused by intensive mining, air pollution, and industrial waste. It is concluded that in developing a regional social and economic policy, the positive dynamics of population reproduction processes should be considered as a key factor in the region’s sustainable development.

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Information and Assessment Support for the Management of Region's Social Sphere (Based on the Case of Public Healthcare in Kuzbass)

Morozova

Pastukhova

2021

Bulletin of Kemerovo State University. Series: Political, Sociological and Economic Sciences

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The importance of information and analytical activities in the management of the region's social sphere can hardly be overestimated since only those decisions will be efficient that rely on reliable and comprehensive data on the condition of the object of influence, trends in its development, possible directions for improvement, and feedback. A competent use of information in management requires that the methodological foundations of analytical and assessment processes be understood, in particular, the corresponding thesaurus. The study aims at systematizing the conceptual apparatus of the information and assessment support for the management of the region's social sphere and analyzing the condition and dynamics of healthcare as one of its key sectors. The paper focuses on the case of Kemerovo Region (Kuzbass). It interprets and systematizes such concepts as information, rate, parameter, indicator, criterion, and assessment. The empirical part of the study showed that the morbidity rate in Kuzbass has been above the nation level for the past 15 years and the data gap for this indicator is gradually increasing. This trend manifests itself against the background of higher values of infrastructure indicators and the load on nursing staff. True, the workload on medical doctors in the region is above the corresponding parameter at the national level. Sociological assessments show an increase in self-esteem of the population's health, but satisfaction with the health care system in the region has been, and remains, low. The data confirm the necessity and expediency of using statistical and sociological assessments in analyzing the current condition and, most importantly, identifying problems and ways to improve the sectors of the social sphere in the region.

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Pulbic health as the indicator of regional socioeconomic development

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On the Issue of Sociality of Regional Development Strategies

On the Issue of Sociality of Regional Development Strategies

Demographic Problems as Hindrance for Sustainable Development of a Mining Region (the Case of Kemerovo Region)

Information and Assessment Support for the Management of Region's Social Sphere (Based on the Case of Public Healthcare in Kuzbass)

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