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This book discusses a broad range of vital issues in public health, encompassing health facilities, the healthcare system, disease and epidemiological transition of disease, spatio-temporal change of health facilities, disease patterns, and the complex reciprocal relationship between human health and the environment. The book is arranged into three broad sections. Part I: Socio-demographic determinants of public health and policies; Part II: Spatio-temporal & environmental determinants of public health and policies; and Part III: Disease epidemics and challenges. Considering all these overarching themes, this book has been prepared to discuss and provide insights to generate awareness of the holistic perspective of social, cultural, and political factors for public health, disease, epidemics, health facilities, the healthcare system, government policies, prosperity and backdrops in global and local contexts as a geographical perspective. The book should attract the attention of students, researchers, academicians, policymakers and other inquisitive readers interested in different aspects of public health, health geography, and spatial demography.
Contents
Chapter 1. Development of Health and Medical Geography: A Systematic Review.- Chapter 2. Global Trend of Environmental Health Research: A Comprehensive Bibliometric Analysis.- Chapter 3. Assessing the Financial Burden: A Comprehensive Study of Cancer-related Premature Mortality and its Effects on India's Economic Productivity.- Chapter 4. Inattention diminishment and health geography: an analysis upon elementary to higher secondary students.- Chapter 5. Utilisation and Accessibility of Healthcare Services among Gig Workers: A Systematic Review.- Chapter 6. Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojana (RSBY) Availing Among Middle and Old Age Migrants: A Study of National Health Insurance Programme in India.- Chapter 7. HIV / AIDS in Village India: Issues and Challenges (An Empirical Study of Naxalbari Area, Darjeeling).- Chapter 8. Determining the associated factors of mothers' healthcare-seeking behaviour for common childhood morbidity among tribal and non-tribal communities in India using Andersen's Behavioral Model.- Chapter 9. A Cross-sectional Study of the Knowledge, Perceptions, and Practices Menstrual Hygiene among College Students.- Chapter 10. Effects of COVID-19 on Street Vendors of Suti-I and Suti-II C.D. Blocks of Murshidabad District, West Bengal.- Chapter 11. Prevalence and Correlates of Menstrual irregularities among Young women in India: Findings from the Fifth Round National Family Health survey.- Chapter 12. Prevalence, pattern, and predictors of multi-morbidity among India's elderly population.- Chapter 13. Demographic & Socio-Economic Determinants of Indigenous Tribal Fertility Behaviour: A Case Study of Dinhata-II Block of Cooch Behar District, West Bengal.- Chapter 14. Fostering Employee Mental Health: Role of HRM Practices in Unicorn Startups.- Chapter 15. Determinants of Wasting Among Under-Five Children in Tea Gardens of Kalimpong-Darjeeling Regions: A Multilevel Analysis.- Chapter 16. Socio-demographic Determinants of Desired Fertility among Women Working in Formal sectors in Abuja.- Chapter 17. Unpacking Traditional Contraceptive Practices in Bangladesh: A Comprehensive Examination of Nationally Representative Large-Scale Data.- Chapter 18. Practice of Female Sterilization among Currently Married Women in West Bengal, India: Trends and Magnitude of Differentials.- Chapter 19. Determinants of Institutional Delivery in West Bengal: Findings from NFHS-5 (2019-21).- Chapter 20. Rural-urban Differential use of Cooking Fuel and its Association with Women's Nutritional Health and Child's Birth Weight- Chapter 21. Waterborne Health Risks in Cooch Behar Municipality, India: A Study of Water Usage, Treatment, and Sanitation Practices.
