Innovative Approaches to Management Health Needed to Make Ecosanogenesis
Nicolae Ipate (),
Mariana Trandafir () and
Iudith Ipate ()
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Nicolae Ipate: The Centre of Studies and Research in the Agrosylvicultural Biodiversity Acad. David Davidescu
Mariana Trandafir: Danubius University of Galati
Iudith Ipate: The Centre of Studies and Research in the Agrosylvicultural Biodiversity Acad. David Davidescu
Acta Universitatis Danubius. OEconomica, 2015, issue 11(1), 66-73
Abstract:
In this study we analysed the field of ecosanogenesis in correlation the health workplace, the health of consumers, and the health of the environment. Concerns of this vast area are primarily related to the implications of technology and various health products, because their effects are far more extensive and more generalized. This concept involves man to major issues, human actions and their results, nature and society, material and spiritual culture in a global relational context. If health depends on the relation human - product - nature, and promote better health will depend on optimal functionality of this relationship. Innovation as a result of research and inventions, in the service ecosanogenesis, offers a balance and sustainable development progress for sure, we could call it positive progress.Health classic resources financing, general taxes or health insurance contributions, are becoming increasingly inadequate, regardless of the type of health system, national health system or health insurance system. From increasingly many factors adversely affect the health of the population impersonal, that are not the result of human action or inaction in terms of his daily activities eg: environmental pollution, deforestation, use of non-biodegradable products etc. In conclusion we descript the innovative approaches to management health in context of ecosanogensis.
Keywords: information technology; innovation; medical research (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015
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