Public Health Infrastructure
Public Health Infrastructure refers to the systems, structures, resources, and personnel that are in place to promote and protect the health of communities. This includes healthcare facilities, laboratories, surveillance systems, emergency response capabilities, and public health agencies at local, state, and national levels. The infrastructure is essential for preventing and controlling infectious diseases, monitoring and addressing environmental health hazards, and promoting health equity and access to care for all individuals. It plays a critical role in promoting population health and overall well-being.
External Links
- [p2ph.org] P2PH- Punishment to Public Health | Transforming the infrastructure of public health public safety