THE SYSTEM FORMATION OF THE «SOCIAL HEALTH»
Keywords:
social health, public health, health of the population, health of the person, socially significant illnessesAbstract
The problem of categorical registrations of the concept «social health» with its amount of meanings is stated. The consequence of this problem is the insufficient formation of the corresponding concept on the one hand, and the necessity of categorical system specification on the other. Its semantic field is defined on the basis of the contextual analysis reproduction of the given concept in social science literature. The attempt of base categories ordering, its components and its correlation is undertaken.
The approach presented in given article is interesting to that research of social health is refracted through a prism of humanistic orientation. In other words the major parameter of social health is the person’s opportunity to realization in the society.
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