(1) Lifestyle management: it mainly helps individuals to use health information correctly, choose a good lifestyle, reduce health risk factors, and maintain and promote health.
(2) Demand management of health and disease: mainly to help individuals use health information correctly, guide themselves to see a doctor wisely and meet their medical needs.
(3) Disease management: it mainly helps individuals and families to use health information correctly, improve patients' health level and prevent diseases from getting worse.
(4) Catastrophic injury management: It mainly helps patients with cancer and other catastrophic injuries and their families to use health information correctly, meet patients' complex medical needs, and achieve good clinical, economic and psychological treatment effects.
(5) Disability management: mainly to help employees use health information correctly, reduce the occurrence of disability accidents in the workplace, and minimize the decline in work and life ability caused by disability.
Definition of health management
Health management is a process and method to prevent and control the occurrence and development of diseases, reduce medical expenses and improve the quality of life, to carry out health education for individuals and groups, to improve the awareness and level of self-management, and to continuously improve the health risk factors related to their lifestyles through health information collection, health testing, health assessment, personalized monitoring management scheme and health intervention.