Social medicine

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    Chapter 1: Today we're going to continue with the focus of medical demography. 323s · Speaker 1

    Today we're going to continue with the focus of medical demography. Just to remind you from the previous lecture, when we started speaking about public health, the three factors that determine public health are physical development, that's …

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    Chapter 2: There are two other natural events that may lead to change human population and these are marriages and divorces. 188s · Speaker 1

    There are two other natural events that may lead to change human population and these are marriages and divorces. From demographic point of view, speaking about marriages and divorces, we're not interested if those marriages are legally sig…

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    Chapter 3: How do we collect information about medical demography? 307s · Speaker 2

    How do we collect information about medical demography? In my previous lecture when I was speaking about certain indicators will explain some health indicators related to the topic. So those health indicators, as I explained previous time, …

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    Chapter 4: As I told you, the practice statics, or population statics, is actually trying to estimate what is the size and structure of the population. 323s · Speaker 1

    As I told you, the practice statics, or population statics, is actually trying to estimate what is the size and structure of the population. Knowing how many people living there, what's their age, what's their sex, what are their needs. Hea…

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    Chapter 5: that means that the majority of the population are seniors. 317s · Speaker 1

    that means that the majority of the population are seniors. The figure that you see here is actually the Population Pyramid in Bulgaria and it's a very nice animation showing the Population Pyramid since 1950 19 to 2050. And I'm trying to p…

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    Chapter 6: Expected perturbation of working capacity, home position, approximate range of income, the last census card. 329s · Speaker 1

    Expected perturbation of working capacity, home position, approximate range of income, the last census card. Let's say in the United States, in the US, the census card is just one page. They have decided to collect information only about na…

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    Chapter 7: Pakistan even. 114s · Speaker 1

    Pakistan even. I have not been in Pakistan, but based on stories. And about economical factors, usually they have negative impacts. When people start to receive more money, they decide to be selfish and adopt a dog, a kid, etc. Other sugges…

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    Chapter 8: They changed a lot. 316s · Speaker 2

    They changed a lot. My PhD 20 years ago, in the past 20-25 years, the model totally changed in Bulgaria, not only in Bulgaria, but also in European countries. 20 years ago, about 85% of couples decide marriage. Nowadays, but more or less, p…

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    Chapter 9: Migration laws change the population, natural reasons, but some other reasons. 92s · Speaker 1

    Migration laws change the population, natural reasons, but some other reasons. As I already told you, we do external migration, but also internal, we be forced or both. Speaking about external migration, we have two other terms. These are e…