Transcription of The Impact of Economic and Social Factors on Health
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The Impact of Economic and Social Factors on Health
MOH Libraryjecernber 199289765 MWA30[ p1992 Editor: Jill NuthallPublic Health Association of New ZealandP0 Box 11-243, Wellington, New ZealandPhone: (04) Fax: (04) writer: Helena BarwickPublic Health Associationof New Zealand Impact of Economic and SocialFactors on HealthReport prepared by the Public Health Association of NewZealand for the Department of HealthSTACKThe Impact of Economic andSocial Factors on Health089765 The Public Health Association ofNew ZealandLibraryDepartment of HealthWeffingtonFOREWORDThe major determinants of Health status in New Zealand, as in every othercountry, are Economic and Social in origin. Despite this, very little attention ispaid in either the research or policy areas to these issues. The vast bulk of VoteHealth for example, is spent on the end stages of the disease process; less thantwo percent of the Health vote is spent on traditional public Health . Similarly,approximately 75 percent of the Health research budget is spent on basicbiomedical research.]
the health services and largely ignored the more significant social factors affecting health outcomes. This important document prepared by the Public Health Association, under contract to the Department of Health, provides a literature review of the role of socio-economic factors in health. This review covers the available New Zealand
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