The integrated approaches concerning the environment, public and systems management used to public health protection: Jordanian practice

Research Aim: To assess the efficacy of existing environmental and public health policies, pinpoint their gaps, and suggest innovative strategies for Jordan. Methods: The study covers urban, suburban, and rural areas in Jordan. A stratified sample of 200 participants was used to ensure diversity. Data was collected from health sector stakeholders using surveys and interviews. Results: While this correlation is promising, challenges such as limited community engagement and poor interagency collaboration hinder policy implementation. Conclusions: The analysis highlights the need for integrated approaches that involve communities and foster cross-sector communication. The findings offer practical recommendations for enhancing public health protection in Jordan, particularly amid growing global pressures on environmental and public health systems.