1. Service scope: Personal health care is mainly aimed at a single person, such as the elderly, children or patients with specific diseases. Family health care takes the family as the unit, including the health management and promotion of family members. Community health care pays more attention to the overall health status of a community, including the care and management of vulnerable groups in the community (such as the elderly, the disabled, patients with chronic diseases, etc.). ).
2. Service content: Personal health care mainly focuses on the overall physical, psychological and social health of individuals, and provides corresponding services such as medical treatment, rehabilitation and health education. Family health care pays more attention to the family environment, the interaction between family members and the establishment of the overall family health concept. Community health care focuses on prevention. By improving the community environment, providing basic medical and health services, promoting the health participation of community residents and improving the overall health level of the community.
3. Service focus: Personal health care mainly aims at individual specific health problems or needs, such as treatment and rehabilitation of diseases, psychological counseling, nutrition guidance, etc. Family health care pays more attention to the relationship between family members, family environmental sanitation, health education of family members and so on. Community health care aims at the healthy development of the whole community and pays attention to the rational distribution of community resources, the popularization and promotion of community health services and the participation of community residents.
Generally speaking, the main differences among individuals, families and community health care objects lie in service scope, service content and service focus.