Morality and rationality in health and social behaviour of the indigenous population of Siberia at the population level

The article describes the medico-social behaviour in the context of morality and rationality, as some of the qualitative features of the organization of the health system at the population level. The author comes to the conclusion that the prevalence among the population of non-communicable diseases, and infectious, depends on the degree of development of not only the social environment, but also a system of social relations regulated by the authorities and administration in the sphere of life and livelihood of people. Developed in the population type of behavior is not always positive from the point of view of social norms, morality, law and security, as much depends on the quality of the socio-cultural environment, as well as from the existing laws related to the fact that in responding to the needs in a particular situation, people tend to create the same situation, and repeated for a long period of committing such actions, they become habits and influencing behavior, behavioral become a stereotype.

medico-social behavior, health system, moral, rational behavior, population, indigenous people of Siberia, sociological researches