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This article explores the role of social determinants of health in the collaborative efforts across various sectors of state social policy, emphasizing their significance in promoting societal health and well-being. Public health policy is underscored as a critical social imperative, with a particular focus on analyzing key international treaties recognizing the right to health as a distinct human rights category. The authors argue that the social determinants approach, which considers health in a broader societal context, is crucial. This approach recognizes the impact of actions extending beyond the health sector on overall well-being.
Bakpayev et al. (Fri,) studied this question.