Evaluation of the economic crises impact on the quality of public health in Jewish autonomous region

The article shows the analysis of the subjective opinion of the population of the Jewish Autonomous region regarding the impact of economic crises, as well as territorial and socio-demographic features on their health. It was determined that more than half of the respondents (57%) are satisfied with their health (61% in urban and 53% in rural areas), one in five respondents rated their health as "good and very good". It is shown that regardless of age and type of terrain, about 50% of the population in the JAR believes that socio-economic changes in Russia have had a negative impact on their health. It is established that the main factor of the indirect impact of crises is the decline in real incomes and living standards.