Social Determinants of Health in people life

Social determinants of health can be defined as the conditions in the social, physical and economic environment in which people are born, live, work and this includes access to Healthcare.

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Day con­sists of poli­cies pro­grams and Insti­tu­tions and oth­er aspects of the social struc­ture includ­ing the gov­ern­ment and pri­vate sec­tors as well as com­mu­ni­ty fac­tors social deter­mi­nants affect the health of pop­u­la­tion through the social and phys­i­cal environment. 

They are con­sid­ered as the life enhanc­ing the sources such as food sup­ply hous­ing eco­nom­ic and social rela­tion­ships, trans­porta­tion ‚edu­ca­tion and health care whose dis­tri­b­u­tion across the pop­u­la­tion effec­tive­ly deter­mine the length and qual­i­ty of life. 

Education

Moth­er edu­ca­tion images as the sin­gle most impor­tant deter­mi­nant of Child Health Care util­i­sa­tion in India when the influ­ences of oth­er inter­ven­ing fac­tors are controlled. 

The empir­i­cal results show that a high­er lev­el of mater­nal Edu­ca­tion results in improved child sur­vival because help ser­vices that effec­tive­ly pre­vent fatal child­hood dis­ease are used to a greater extent by moth­er with high­er edu­ca­tion than by those with lit­tle or no education. 

Sex Ratio

Accord­ing to Niti Aayog data num­ber of females per hun­dred meals in Haryana is 831 var­i­ous for Ker­ala it is 967. The rea­son for this Stark dif­fer­ences is attrib­uted to edu­ca­tion for women employ­ment of women patri­ar­chal sta­tus that is fol­lowed in the soci­ety it is over­all Indi­a’s sex ratio is on decline where women are at this advan­tage over the last few decades. 

Family friends and communities 

Stud­ies show that social iso­la­tion and lone­li­ness are asso­ci­at­ed with increase in the risk of heart dis­ease and stroke

Peo­ple who are social­ly con­nect­ed to their fam­i­ly friends and com­mu­ni­ty they are gen­er­al­ly hap­pi­er and live hap­pi­er lives with few phys­i­cal and men­tal health prob­lems than peo­ple who are less with well connected. 

Money and resources 

An inad­e­quate income can cause Poor health because poor access to resources bring in stress and it affect phys­i­cal and men­tal health

Mon­ey is essen­tial to have access to good food water immu­ni­sa­tion it is the pover­ty dam­ages health

Housing

Stud­ies show chil­dren liv­ing in con­gest­ed rooms and hous­es have more than twice as like­ly to suf­fer from res­pi­ra­to­ry prob­lems rather than chil­dren liv­ing in spa­cious air houses. 

Education and skills 

Good edu­ca­tion and skills can help build strong foun­da­tions for sup­port access­ing good work life­long prob­lem solv­ing abil­i­ty to devel­op life­long healthy habits effort good qual­i­ty of life live and work in healthy envi­ron­ment all this is pos­si­ble only if good edu­ca­tion is ensured to the people. 

Good work or employment 

Employ­a­bil­i­ty offers sta­bil­i­ty secu­ri­ty and reg­u­lar income it pro­vides good wages and in return it and shows access to it qual­i­ty Health­care system

Good employ­ment and show that peo­ple can a four basic liv­ing stan­dard ensure feel or self esteem and wor­thi­ness which all it returned as impact of the health of the person.