The head of Zanjan University of Medical Sciences emphasized the necessity of collaboration among executive agencies to enhance community health, stating that approximately 80 percent of the factors influencing people's health are outside the direct authority of the health system, and achieving the goals in this area requires participation and cooperation from external agencies.
80 Percent of Factors Affecting Community Health Are Beyond the Direct Control of the Health System
The head of Zanjan University of Medical Sciences highlighted the importance of inter-agency collaboration to improve public health, noting that most health determinants lie outside the health system's control. This issue underscores the need for a broader approach to health policy in Iran.
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📰 What Happened
The head of Zanjan University of Medical Sciences called for greater collaboration among various government agencies to improve community health, highlighting that most health determinants are outside the health system's control.
- 80 percent of health determinants are beyond the health system's direct control.
- Collaboration with external agencies is essential for achieving health goals.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
In Iran, public health is often influenced by socio-economic factors, environmental conditions, and governmental policies beyond the healthcare system's direct control.
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