tervishoiukriisid

Tervishoiukriisid is a term used in Estonian health care to refer to a comprehensive and critical examination of a person's health. The term is a combination of the words "tervishoid," meaning health care, and "kriisid," meaning crises or critical points.

The tervishoiukriisid assessment is typically conducted by a team of healthcare professionals, including doctors, nurses, and social workers. The goal of this assessment is to identify any potential health risks or issues that may affect the person's well-being.

During the tervishoiukriisid, the individual is evaluated in various aspects of their health, including physical, psychological, and social. This may involve a review of their medical history, current health status, and any previous illnesses or injuries. The assessment may also include a evaluation of their lifestyle habits, such as their diet and exercise routine.

The findings of the tervishoiukriisid are then used to develop a personalized health care plan, which aims to prevent or address any health issues that have been identified. The plan may include recommendations for lifestyle changes, medication or therapy, and other interventions to promote overall health and well-being.

Tervishoiukriisid is often used in Estonia to identify and address health issues in vulnerable populations, such as the elderly and people with chronic diseases. However, it can be applied to anyone who wishes to have a comprehensive assessment of their health.