Dr. Muhammad Razzaq Malik Housing and Health. Dr. Muhammad Razzaq Malik Housing and Health.

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Dr. Muhammad Razzaq Malik Housing and Health

Dr. Muhammad Razzaq Malik Housing and Health

Dr. Muhammad Razzaq Malik Housing Housing includes not only the physical structure providing shelter, but also the immediate surroundings, and the related community services and facilities.

Dr. Muhammad Razzaq Malik CRITERIA FOR HEALTHFFUL HOUSING  Healthful housing provides physical protection and shelter;  Provides adequately for cooking, eating washing, and excretory functions.  It is designed,constructed,maintained and used in a manner such as to prevent the spread of communicable diseases,

Dr. Muhammad Razzaq Malik Cont……..  provides for protection from harmful effects of noise and pollution,  It is free from unsafe physical arrangements due to construction or maintenance, and from toxic or harmful materials.  It encourage personal and community development, promotes social relationships reflects a regard for ecological principles and by these means promotes mental health.

Dr. Muhammad Razzaq Malik Housing and Health  By deductive reasoning, a strong relationship can be establishment between poor

Dr. Muhammad Razzaq Malik Housing and the following conditions  RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS: common cold, tuberculosis, influenza, diphtheria, bronchitis, measles, whooping cough, etc.  SKING INFECTIONS: Scabies ringworm, impetigo, leprosy.  RAT INFESTATION: Plague.  ARTHROPODS: Houseflies, mosquitoes, fleas and bugs.  ACCIDENTS: A substantial proportion of house accidents are caused by some defect in the home and its environment.

Dr. Muhammad Razzaq Malik  MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY: High morbidity and mortality rates are observed where housing conditions are sub-standard. High morbidity and mortality rates are observed where housing conditions are sub-standard.  PSYCHOSOCIAL EFFECTS: These effects must not be overlooked. The sense of isolation felt by persons living in the upper floors of high buildings is now well known to have harmful effects. Often, also, people living in densely populated urban areas feel a similar sense of isolation which may lead to neurosis and behavior disorders.

Dr. Muhammad Razzaq Malik Overcrowding  Overcrowding refers to the situation in which more people are living within a single dwelling than there is space for, so that movement is restricted, privacy secluded, hygiene impossible, rest and sleep difficult.

Dr. Muhammad Razzaq Malik PERSONS PER ROOM The degree of overcrowding can best be expressed as the number of persons per room, i.e., number of persons in the household divided by the number of rooms in the dwelling.

Dr. Muhammad Razzaq Malik  The accepted standards are:  1 room2 persons  2 rooms3 persons  3 rooms5 persons  4 rooms7 persons  5 or more rooms10 persons (additional 2 for each further room)

Dr. Muhammad Razzaq Malik FLOOR SPACE: The accepted standards are:  110 sq. ft. or more2 persons  sq. ft.1½ persons  sq. ft.1 person  sqft.Nil  ( A baby under 12 months is not counted; children between 1 to 10 counted as half a unit)

Dr. Muhammad Razzaq Malik Indicators of Housing  In recent years the used of indicators has become widespread for the measurement of quality of life.

Dr. Muhammad Razzaq Malik The indicators for housing may be classified as:  Physical: theses are based on floor space, cubic space, room height, persons per room, rooms per dwelling, environmental quality (e.g., air, light, water, noise, sewage disposal, etc)  Economic indicators: These are cost of the building, rental levels. Taxes, expenditure on housing, etc.  Social indicators: The following were proposed at an inter-regional seminar on the Social Aspects of Housing, organized by the UN in 1975.

Dr. Muhammad Razzaq Malik Indicators related to prevention of illness:  Frequency of illness due to inadequate sewage and garbage collection.  Frequency of illness associated with contaminated water source.  Frequency of insect borne diseases  Frequency of illness due to overcrowding.  Frequency of illness due to accidents  Frequency of illness due to proximity to animals.  Access to medical facility.

Dr. Muhammad Razzaq Malik Indicators related to comfort:  Thermal comfort  Acoustic comfort  Visual comfort  Spatial comfort

Dr. Muhammad Razzaq Malik Indicators related to mental health and social well-being  Frequency of suicides in the neighbourhood  Neglected and abandoned youth in the neighbourhood  Drug abuse (including alcohol) in the neighbourhood.

Dr. Muhammad Razzaq Malik