The ultimate goal of health management is to improve the health level and quality of life, and to evaluate, manage and intervene the health risks of individuals or groups by means of prevention, health care and treatment, so as to maximize the health benefits.
Specifically, health management has the following objectives:
Improve living habits: by providing personalized health guidance and suggestions, help individuals change their bad lifestyles and eating habits and improve their health literacy and quality of life.
Disease prevention: through the health risk assessment of individuals, potential health problems are found, and timely measures are taken to intervene and prevent diseases.
Improve the therapeutic effect: through early detection and management of diseases, diseases can be treated and managed more effectively, and the therapeutic effect and quality of life can be improved.
Control of medical expenses: Unnecessary medical expenses can be reduced and controlled through early detection and management of diseases.
Enhance social benefits: through health management, improve individual health level and quality of life, and improve the overall health level of society.
In short, the ultimate goal of health management is to improve the health level and quality of life of individuals and maximize health benefits through the comprehensive application of prevention, health care and treatment. At the same time, by controlling medical expenses and improving the treatment effect, it can also bring great economic and health benefits to the society.