Salus publica

Salus publica,^[1] vel salus populi^[2] et sanitas publica,^[3] est "scientia et ars morbi prohibendi, vitae producendae, et salutis promovendae per nisus ordinatos et electiones scientes societatum, organizationum, publicarum et privatarum, civitatum, et singulorum."^[4] Quae minas medicas tractat secundum generales valetudinis hominum enodationes. Homines appositi esse possunt tam pauci quam manipulus, aut tam multi quam omnes nonnullarum continentium incolae, exempli gratia, in evagata pestilentia. Spatia valetudinis "statum plenae salutis corporis, mentis, et societatis, ac non solum absentiam morbi vel debilitatis" amplecti possunt, secundum Ordinem Mundi Sanitarium Consociationis Nationum.^[5] Salus publica rationes interdisciplinarias epidemiologiae, biostatisticae, et ministeriorum salutis contribuit. Salus circumiectorum, salus communitatum, salus morum, oeconomica salutis, ratio publica, medicina indemnitatis, salus mentis, et salus et valetudo occupationum sunt cognatae disciplinae magni momenti.

Eduinus Chadwick Eques societatem prima salutis publicae expeditionem magnopere movit.

Tabula punctorum Ioannis Snow coronas casuum cholerae in pestilentia Londinii anno 1854 monstrat.

Finis rationum salutis publicae est mutatio qualitatis^? vitae in meliorem statum per impeditionem et tractationem morborum, morbis mentis non exclusis. Quod fit per inspectionem^? casuum et signa salutis, ac per mores sanos promovendos. Inter usitatas valetudinis publicae rationes sunt promotio lavationis manuum nutritionisque per mammas effectae^?, suppeditatio vaccinationum, impeditio mortis voluntariae, et distributio praeservativorum ad divulgationem morborum venereorum continendam.

Hodierna valetudinis publicae rationes nituntur multidisciplinariis opificum salutis publicae hominumque professionalium gregibus, inter quos greges sunt epidemiologi, biostatistici, adiutores medici, nutrices salutis publicae, obstetrices, microbiologistae medici. Magistratus salutis circumiectorum vel inspectores salutis publicae, bioethicae periti, et adeo veterinarii auxiliari possunt.^[6]

Accessus ad curam valetudinis et rationes salutis publicae in civitatibus provectilibus sunt quaestiones difficiles quia infrastructurae salutis publicae iam formantur.

Nexus interni

Notae

↑ Situs interretialis.
↑ Confer Salus populi suprema lex esto, locutionem antiquam.
↑ An conspirantibus medicis et magistgratibus, sanitas publica conservari et morbi præca-veri possint, liber (1759). Etiam valetudo publica (Litterae annuae Societatis Iesu, anni 1602).
↑ Anglice: "the science and art of preventing disease, prolonging life and promoting health through organized efforts and informed choices of society, organizations, public and private, communities and individuals" (Winslow 1920).
↑ FAQ ex exordio constitutionis Ordinis Mundi Sanitarii, a Congressu Salutis Internationalis anno 1946 ascitae.
↑ Joint Task Group on Public Health Human Resources; Advisory Committee on Health Delivery & Human Resources; Advisory Committee on Population Health & Health Security (2005). Building the public health workforce for the 21st century. Otavae: Public Health Agency of Canada .

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Nexus extrni

Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Salus publica spectant (Salus publica, Public health).

Commentarii de salute publica. United Medical Education.
Situs proprius Unionis Europaeae de salute publica.
The Healthy Village.
What Is Public Health? Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health.

[1] Situs interretialis.

[2] Confer Salus populi suprema lex esto, locutionem antiquam.

[3] An conspirantibus medicis et magistgratibus, sanitas publica conservari et morbi præca-veri possint, liber (1759). Etiam valetudo publica (Litterae annuae Societatis Iesu, anni 1602).

[4] Anglice: "the science and art of preventing disease, prolonging life and promoting health through organized efforts and informed choices of society, organizations, public and private, communities and individuals" (Winslow 1920).

[5] FAQ ex exordio constitutionis Ordinis Mundi Sanitarii, a Congressu Salutis Internationalis anno 1946 ascitae.

[6] Joint Task Group on Public Health Human Resources; Advisory Committee on Health Delivery & Human Resources; Advisory Committee on Population Health & Health Security (2005). Building the public health workforce for the 21st century. Otavae: Public Health Agency of Canada .

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