Social diagnosis is the concrete embodiment of bio-psychological-social medical model. The main purpose of social diagnosis is to understand the correlation between social problems and health problems by analyzing a wide range of social problems, and its key contents include social environment and quality of life.
I. Social environment:
Including economy, culture, health services, social policies, community resources and other aspects and their calendar years.
(1) Economic indicators-per capita gross national product, per capita annual income level, per capita housing area, per capita green space, etc.
(2) Cultural indicators-enrollment rate, illiteracy rate, customs, etc.
(3) Health service indicators-distribution and personnel composition of medical and health service institutions.
(4) Social policy-formulating and implementing health regulations and policies.
(5) Community resources mainly refer to the resources that can be used for health education and health promotion, such as the professional composition and equipment conditions of health education institutions.
Second, the quality of life:
Indicators to measure the quality of life include subjective indicators and objective indicators.
(1) Subjective indicators include the feeling of life satisfaction of the target population;
(2) The objective indicators include the material, economic, cultural and disease conditions of the living environment of the target population.