The concept of health management:
1: Definition of health management from different professional perspectives Due to the limitations of different professional perspectives, there is no clear definition or concept of health management at home and abroad.
2. The definition of health management made China understand the concept and discipline system of health management. In 2009, the Health Management Branch of the Chinese Medical Association organized experts from the national health management academic circles, and together with them, they compiled and promulgated the Preliminary Understanding of the Concept and Discipline System of Health Management in China. The training materials for health managers follow the concepts in knowledge.
3. The purpose, elements and key points, purpose, subject, object, key points, supporting points and public concepts of health management.
Objectives and characteristics of health management: the connotation of health management;
It is a subject that studies human health and its influencing factors, as well as related theories, methods and technologies of health management. Therefore, to learn health management, we must understand health, disease, sub-health and risk factors that affect health.
World Health Organization (WHO) Concept of Health 1948 The WHO Charter first put forward a three-dimensional concept of health: "Health is not just the absence of disease and weakness, but a state of physical, psychological and social integrity".
Disease: refers to a state of life caused by some reason. In this state, the shape and/or function of the human body have changed to a certain extent, normal life activities have been restricted or destroyed, and sooner or later, detectable symptoms have been shown. The outcome of this state can be recovery (return to normal) or long-term survival, or even death.
Disease in a broad sense refers to health, that is, as long as it does not meet the definition of health, individuals can be considered to be in a state of disease; In a narrow sense, diseases refer to diseases with certain diagnostic criteria and specific names (including syndromes).