Community

Health
Problem :
Disease
Control
What is disease control?
Disease control is the practice of
preventing and managing the spread of
infectious diseases.

Proper sanitation and hygiene are key

components of disease control.

Vaccines and medications can also be

used to prevent and treat diseases.
Why is it a community health
problem?

Disease control is a community health problem because

the health of individuals within a community is
interconnected. Addressing and preventing diseases often
require a collaborative approach involving the entire
community and its unique characteristics.
Cause of Disease Control

disease control is a multifaceted effort that involves a combination of preventative

measures, early detection, treatment, public education, and international
collaboration. The specific causes and strategies for disease control depend on the
nature of the disease and the resources available in a given region or country.
Effects of Disease Control

disease control efforts can help save lives

prevent diseases
improve your health and more

By controlling diseases it is possible for us to achieve quality

healthcare, by making healthy choices you can greatly reduce the
chances of getting a chronic disease and improve your quality of life
Solutions to Disease
Control
Common diseases and
how to prevent them

Wash your hands frequently with soap and water.

Get vaccinated to protect against infectious diseases.

Avoid touching your face, especially your eyes, nose, and mouth.
Vaccinations
Vaccines are a crucial tool for disease control by
promoting immunity to harmful viruses and
bacteria. Get vaccinated to protect yourself and
others.
Promoting healthy
habits
Wash your hands frequently with soap
and water.

Avoid close contact with sick people.

Cover your mouth and nose when

coughing or sneezing.
Thank you for listening!

Be at ease without disease