REPORT ON THE SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH ... - bvsde

. Sharing of experience in this area, development of communication channels and
participation with organizations and/or methods for exchange of information between the
organizations and the government
c. Mechanisms for public involvement and its impact
d. Care rights of various groups and communities that are clients in the clinics and
administrative offices of health centers
e. Make data on financial resources available and ways of avoiding double taxation in the
United States.
2. Information needed on methodologies
a. Methods that facilitate the search for information on processes and organizations working
in similar fields. This information must be quality data that is transferred transparently.
The subjects most sought through information exchange are:
• Overcoming the inequities and inequalities affecting the health of society’s most
at-risk sectors, especially women
• Access to health services for all persons without any discrimination whatsoever
b. Data on specific cultures to permit appropriate strategies for the autonomy of the groups,
and that it be organized by gender and region
c. Scientific and statistical evidence, indicators, and methodology to analyze experience and
serve as a basis for reflection and for conceptual progress in the subject
d. Methodologies and strategies for actions for inclusion and involvement by social
organizations or others in order to break the patterns of exclusion and inequality
3. Information and statistics needed on more specific subjects to enable the organizations to work
in the area
a. Victims of violence and their families
b. Rights to health, nutrition, mental health, natural medicine, public health, health policies
c. Monitoring health indicators, such as inequities in health services
d. Indigenous people by gender and region
e. Poverty levels, unemployment, education level, costs for treatment
f. Development and use of technologies
g. Information and training on:
• HIV
• Tuberculosis prevention
• Women’s health
• Sanitation
• Health of African descendents
• Risk assessment indicators
h. Precarious conditions that affect the cognitive, psychomotor, psycho-affective, and social
development of boys and girls
i. Information of the highest scientific and philosophical quality
j. Working conditions and their impact
k. Financing of health activities and support for rural social movements
l. Prevention of diseases such as cancer, Hansen’s, mental illness, and those caused by
accidents and violence
m. Data and previous registers on the prevalence of diseases in all populations, including
indigenous populations
n. Information on risk levels and access to indicators for risk assessment
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