Today, as I mentioned in my previous article about the importance of social investment in various areas of social impact, investment in the health field is considered one of the priorities that affect the quality of people's lives in light of health challenges that may increase the burden of disease in terms of social, psychological and economic terms...
Therefore, it comes The importance of investing in health impact as one of the pillars of creating a measurable and beneficial social impact as well as achieving operational financial returns that ensure the sustainability and quality of service provision...
This may represent a new and exciting financing strategy for health non-profit organizations, where traditional charitable resources are combined with the capital of Public and private money to improve health outcomes.
Today, the social determinants of health are increasingly the “conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work, and age.” It is now recognized that a wide range of social, economic and environmental factors shape health behaviors and the way and style of access to health care…
so investment brings Social Impact Financial resources may extend beyond charitable grants to the most pressing health issues, depending on the social determinants of health.
Today, I think that we need to think, reconsider, and prepare a conception and definition of societal benefit activities to include investments in promoting community health, instead of charitable donations.. and this talk is related to the health and social determinants of each community or country.. There are issues, priorities and social and health determinants that differ from one country to another. There are common international issues in the health and social fields..
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Finally, when we define our determinants, we will reach the social issues that affect public and psychological health... In light of that, we can design the appropriate, most needed and effective health model.
Today, through social and health investment funds, we need to offer socially effective health solutions to bridge the gap of ease of access to health services when needed and when not needed, reduce waiting lists, and raise the operational efficiency of treatment services, especially those related to primary health care, home health care, and treatment and rehabilitation of addicts and also those who suffer from Psychological and mental illnesses and developmental disorders, as some are forced to search for them in neighboring countries due to their relatively low price and ease of obtaining service from them, regardless of our differences in quality. The supply and demand gap for such services.
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