Влияние жилищных условий и среды проживания на состояние здоровья россиян
Научная статья
Для цитирования
Кислицына О. А. Влияние жилищных условий и среды проживания на состояние здоровья россиян // Уровень жизни населения регионов России. 2022. Том 18. № 3. С. 342-353. DOI: https://doi.org/10.19181/lsprr.2022.18.3.6 EDN: UBXFYM
Аннотация
Плохое жильё - представляет серьёзный риск для здоровья населения.
Цель исследования состоит в том, чтобы изучить влияние различных аспектов жилья на состояние здоровья россиян с поправкой на демографические и социально-экономические факторы, которые могут смягчить или усугубить взаимосвязь между жильём и здоровьем.
В качестве информационной базы исследования используется Комплексное наблюдение условий жизни населения, проведённое Росстатом в 2018 г. Статистический анализ выполнен с помощью многомерных моделей логистической регрессии пакета SPSS. В качестве характеристик здоровья/нездоровья респондентов использованы самооценка здоровья и наличие хронических заболеваний. Рассмотрены четыре аспекта жилья: физические жилищные условия, стабильность, физическая и социальная среда места проживания.
Полученные результаты свидетельствуют о том, что физические жилищные условия оказывают существенное воздействие на состояние здоровья россиян: риск плохого здоровья связан с неудовлетворительным состоянием стен и крыши, недостатком тепла; риск возникновения хронических заболеваний повышается при наличии насекомых (грызунов), в связи с загрязнением воздуха, пылью, сажей с улицы, шумом от соседей, недостатком солнечного света, сыростью (промерзанием) пола и стен; проживание в жилищах с большой стеснённостью увеличивает риск плохого здоровья. Установлено, что здоровье тесно связано с типом собственности жилья: для тех, кто не владеет жильём на правах собственности, повышается вероятность плохого здоровья, а для тех, кто проживает в собственном жилье, но продолжает выплачивать за него ипотеку, повышается риск хронических заболеваний. Помимо состояния самого жилища, важным фактором здоровья является его местоположение. Наиболее важными характеристиками, оказывающими влияние и на самооценку здоровья, и на возникновение хронических заболеваний, оказались недоступность услуг здравоохранения, высокий уровень преступности, распространённость алкоголизма и загрязнение окружающей среды. Выявлены некоторые гендерные различия.
Полученные результаты указывают на необходимость сочетания различных программ и политик, нацеленных на повышения стандартов качества жилья, планирования качества среды проживания.
Ключевые слова:
самооценка состояния здоровья, хронические заболевания, факторы риска, физические жилищные условия, стабильность, характеристики среды проживания, Комплексное наблюдение условий жизни населения (КОУЖ)
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Кислицына, О. А. (2022). Влияние жилищных условий и среды проживания на состояние здоровья россиян. Уровень жизни населения регионов России, 18(3), 342-353. https://doi.org/10.19181/lsprr.2022.18.3.6
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