Causal systems mapping to promote healthy living for pandemic preparedness: a call to action for global public health.

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Nicolaas P Pronk, Mark A Faghy
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Abstract

COVID-19 has severely impacted population health and well-being globally. Acknowledging that COVID-19 will not be the world's last pandemic, improving healthy living factors (i.e., physical activity, healthful nutrition, healthy weight), which are important in mitigating negative outcomes of future infectious disease pandemics, should be prioritized. Although well-documented, promoting healthy living factors remains challenged by a lack of scalability and sustainability due, in part, to a mismatch between intervention focus on individual behavior change as opposed to recognizing complex and multifactorial causes that prevent people from living healthy lifestyles and maintaining them long-term (such as political will, economic benefits, urban planning, etc.). To recognize this complexity in promoting healthy living, we propose the application of systems science methods for the creation of a comprehensive causal systems map of healthy living factors in the context of COVID-19 to inform future pandemic preparedness. Generating such a map would benefit researchers, practitioners, and policy makers in multi-sector collaborative efforts to improve public health preparedness in the context of future pandemics in a scalable, sustainable, and equitable manner. This effort should be facilitated by a trusted and widely respected governing body with global reach.

绘制因果关系系统以促进健康生活以防备大流行:呼吁为全球公共卫生采取行动。
COVID-19严重影响了全球人口的健康和福祉。鉴于COVID-19不会是世界上最后一次大流行,应优先考虑改善健康生活因素(即身体活动、健康营养和健康体重),这些因素对减轻未来传染病大流行的负面后果非常重要。虽然有充分的文献记载,但促进健康生活因素仍然受到缺乏可扩展性和可持续性的挑战,部分原因是干预注重个人行为改变,而不是认识到阻止人们过上健康生活方式并长期维持这种生活方式的复杂和多因素原因(如政治意愿、经济利益、城市规划等)之间的不匹配。为了认识到促进健康生活的这种复杂性,我们建议应用系统科学方法,在COVID-19背景下创建健康生活因素的综合因果系统图,为未来的大流行防范提供信息。绘制这样一幅地图将有利于研究人员、从业人员和决策者开展多部门协作,以可扩展、可持续和公平的方式改善未来流行病背景下的公共卫生准备工作。这一努力应由一个具有全球影响力的受信任和广泛尊重的理事机构促进。
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