Strategies for Improving Public Health and Well-being: A Report

This report delves into the crucial role of public health within the context of health and social care. It commences by assessing the significance of health and well-being priorities for individuals, encompassing physical, mental, and social dimensions. The report then examines the effectiveness of various strategies, systems, and policies implemented in health and social care settings, including the role of organizations like the GMC. Furthermore, it explores potential changes to improve public health, such as promoting healthy lifestyles and reducing harmful habits. The report also suggests effective interventions to encourage positive behavioral changes, including individual and group therapies, counseling, and mass media campaigns. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of prioritizing the welfare of the population and implementing strategies to prevent infections and maximize individual health. Finally, it includes a list of relevant references to support the analysis.

THE ROLE OF PUBLIC
HEALTH IN HEALTH
AND SOCIAL CARE

TABLE OF CONTENT
• Introduction
• Assess health and well-being priorities for individuals
• Effectiveness of strategies, systems and policies in health and social care.
• Changes to improve health of people.
• Activity to implement for encouraging behaviour change for maximising
health.
• Conclusion
• References

INTRODUCTION
 Public health may described as that science which provide support
to enhance lifestyle of people or communities by preventing and
destroying different types of diseases.
 It is important to take some steps to protect good health of citizens
of country.
 This report is based on General Medical council which maintains
official register of medical practitioners within United Kingdom.

Assess health and well-being priorities for
individuals
People have to being always healthy by taking proper balanced
diet and regular exercise or yoga to remain medically fit. An
individual is known as well being when that person is healthy,
happy and satisfied with surroundings and comfortable to live.
People has several factors of health such as social, physical,
environmental, economical and so on.

• Physical health
• Mental health
• Social health
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Effectiveness of strategies, systems and policies
in health and social care
There are various kind of health and social care systems and policies are
introduces by several government of nation through certain health care
organisations such as GMC.
Social care services and information:- This can be described as social
services provided to people through health care enterprises.
Policies of Care in UK:- It is well known that GMC is one of the most
effective health care organisation which provides more efficient services
to cure specific diseases.

Changes to improve health of people
Several changeset can be adopt to improve health care are given
below:
• They need to adopt healthy lifestyles to remain medically fit.
• It is important to avoid habits of smoking and alcohol.
• People are able to implement physical activeness in their
schedule.

Activity to implement for encouraging
behaviour change for maximising health
Some of recommended solutions which are proved as to be more
effective separately, these are described below:
• It includes individual, pharmaco and group behaviour therapy.
• Counselling of patients suffering from addiction of alcohol and
smoking to decrease habit of the same.
• Mass media events to get stop smoking message across using
combination of TV, radio, Social networking etc.
• Face-to-face support and telephone counseling.

CONCLUSION
• As per the above report, it get analysed that to improve health
of social care of society.
• It seems to be mandatory to first look after welfare of
population of the nation.
• In order to make effective strategies to prevent many of
infections and maximise heath of individuals.

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