Authors

  • Mashhura Dusmurodova
    Bukhara State Medical Institute

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71337/inlibrary.uz.ijms.114402

Abstract

This article discusses the issues of increasing the effectiveness of medical preventive work, its impact on public health, the main stages of prevention and modern approaches. The ways of forming a healthy lifestyle of the population, preventing diseases and improving the quality of medical services through preventive measures are analyzed.

 

 

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INCREASING THE EFFICIENCY OF MEDICAL PREVENTIVE WORK AND

ENSURING PUBLIC HEALTH

Dusmurodova Mashhura Zafarovna

Bukhara State Medical Institute

Email:

mashkhuradusmurodova@gmail.com

Abstract:

This article discusses the issues of increasing the effectiveness of medical

preventive work, its impact on public health, the main stages of prevention and modern

approaches. The ways of forming a healthy lifestyle of the population, preventing diseases

and improving the quality of medical services through preventive measures are analyzed.

Keywords:

Prevention, public health, healthy lifestyle, disease prevention, medical service,

health care system.

INTRODUCTION

Today, preventive work remains one of the priorities in the field of healthcare. Preventing

diseases is much cheaper and more effective than treating them. Medical preventive

measures play an important role in ensuring a healthy lifestyle for the population. Primary,

secondary and tertiary preventive measures should be systematically organized to strengthen

public health. This article examines the practical importance of prevention, existing

problems and ways to solve them.

Starting from January 1, 2021, regular screening examinations have been introduced in

citizens aged 40 and older to determine the risk of cardiovascular diseases (for example,

hypertension, heart attack, stroke, diabetes mellitus and other risk factors).

Also, district (city) branches of the Center for the Development of a Healthy Lifestyle and

Physical Activity of the Population were allowed to operate on the territory of

multidisciplinary central polyclinics. Employees of these centers not only promote a healthy

lifestyle, but also offer the population various medical and preventive services, including

consultations and medical examinations.

Volunteer teams are being formed in neighborhoods and in preschool educational

institutions, schools, and higher and secondary specialized educational institutions to

promote the widespread introduction of a healthy lifestyle. They include retired doctors,

teachers, intellectuals, and other active citizens.

In addition, a Coordination Commission for Disease Prevention and Public Health has been

established under the Cabinet of Ministers, and its main functions have been determined.

The composition and procedure for organizing the activities of the Commission have been

approved, and tasks in this area have been distributed between state bodies and departments

at the central and local levels. The Ministry of Health has been designated as the working

div of this commission. The decisions of the Coordination Commission are binding on all

state and economic management bodies, local executive authorities, and other relevant

organizations.

In accordance with the Presidential Decree “On Additional Measures to Ensure Public

Health by Increasing the Efficiency of Medical Preventive Work”, a number of innovations

have been introduced to protect the health of the population.


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Starting from January 1, 2021, citizens aged 40 and older will undergo systematic screening

examinations to determine the risk of cardiovascular diseases (for example, hypertension,

heart attack, stroke, diabetes mellitus, and other factors).

Departments of centers for attracting the population to a healthy lifestyle and increasing

physical activity will operate in the buildings of multidisciplinary central polyclinics at the

district and city levels. Here, public health specialists will provide citizens with services

such as consultations and preventive examinations.

Also, societies of volunteers — including retired doctors, teachers, and intellectuals — who

will actively participate in promoting a healthy lifestyle will be organized. They will assist

in establishing preventive work in neighborhoods and educational institutions.

In 2021, 2 billion soums will be allocated from the republican and local budgets for the

activities of centers for supporting a healthy lifestyle of the population. It is planned to

allocate at least the same amount of funds in the following years.

“Health Hour” and other special programs on health will be broadcast on central and

regional TV channels.

A Coordination Commission for Disease Prevention and Public Health will be established

under the Cabinet of Ministers. It will carry out the following tasks:

• Ensure the high-quality and timely implementation of all measures within the framework

of the Resolution;

• Develop social and preventive approaches based on sanitary and hygienic, epidemiological

and individual measures;

• Organize the unification of enterprises and institutions of various forms of ownership into

a single system for the protection, promotion and promotion of health;

• Create an interactive monitoring system for assessing the health of the population and

introduce modern IT and innovative technologies;

• Organizes population studies and research on disease risk factors based on international

standards.

The Ministry of Health is designated as the working div of this commission. The decisions

taken by the commission are binding on all state, economic management and local

authorities.

CONCLUSION

To summarize all that has been said, Medical prevention is inextricably linked not only to

the healthcare system, but also to all sectors of society. Preventing diseases is always more

effective and economically beneficial than treating them. Public health can be ensured

through the widespread implementation of preventive measures, increasing the population's

interest in a healthy lifestyle, and using modern technologies. Therefore, prevention should

be a top priority in health policy.

REFERENCES:

1. Bulletin of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Uzbekistan, 2023.

2. “Fundamentals of Public Health”, M. Yakubov, Tashkent, 2021.

3. WHO. “Public Health and Preventive Medicine”, Geneva, 2022.

4. A. Karimov. “Preventive measures and their effectiveness”, Medical Journal, 2020.

5. Digital technologies in healthcare, “Innovative health”, Tashkent, 2023.

References

Bulletin of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Uzbekistan, 2023.

“Fundamentals of Public Health”, M. Yakubov, Tashkent, 2021.

WHO. “Public Health and Preventive Medicine”, Geneva, 2022.

A. Karimov. “Preventive measures and their effectiveness”, Medical Journal, 2020.

Digital technologies in healthcare, “Innovative health”, Tashkent, 2023.