Economic indicators and principles surrounding Cardiovascular Disease.

56. A.Outline the underlying economic principles and indicators at play using specific examples. To what extent do those principles and indicators apply in understanding your chosen public health issue?
B. Demonstrate the economic impacts of your public health issue. Provide specific examples of each impact.
C. Analyze the larger context within which your chosen public health issue exists. To what extent is the issue a product of larger socioeconomic factors?
D. Examine the major healthcare organizations impacted by the public health issue. How are they currently acting and reacting to the issue?

In the study that tracks the effects of cardiovascular diseases across the nation, state-by-state differences in heart and stroke diseases are due to the financial stability of communities as well as the individuals living within the communities. Some states, however, did better than others and some states were lagging behind with the 38 percent decline in national incidence in coronary heart diseases in the U.S. from 1990 to 2020 (Miranda and colleagues. 2022). “Socioeconomic factors are crucial. It is often difficult for people with very low incomes to make time for fitness, healthy eating or going to the doctor since they might struggle to put food on the table, or even have an affordable shelter for their families “says the lead researcher of the study and cardiologist Dr. Gregory Roth. This isn’t just an issue of health According to Roth the issue is also an economic problem and an issue in the policy of economics in providing the people with the amenities they need in order to ensure that if they’re sick, they don’t die due to their illness. According to Roth, those living in low-income regions are less likely to have medical professionals or invest into medical centers. Mental health problems, addictions or absence of mobility caused by unemployment all can hinder access to health care. Cont…