Volume-12 Number-3, 2025 / Review Article

Precision Public Health: Future Directions A Structured Umbrella Review

Author:
Md Shumayel Athar Khan
Laxmi Chandravanshi Medical College & Hospital, Bishrampur, Kosiar, Jharkhand, India
Abstract:
Background: Precision public health (PPH) is a developing public health model that takes help of high resolution data, advanced analytics and targeted interventions to benefit population health. Information gained by precision medicine, population is more focused on, emphasising prevention, surveillance and equity.
Aims: By systematic compilation of reviews and their analysis and evidence on precision, public health, looking into its basics application and challenges and how to apply it in future, keeping in mind present day public health system
Methods: by systematic evaluation of reviews and their analysis using systematic reviews, scoping reviews, narrative reviews and authoritative conceptual or policy syntheses the focus was on precision public health and related approaches priority was given to reviews published since 2015. Findings were combined using narrative thematic synthesis.
Results: Precision public health has been used for infectious disease surveillance, targeted vaccination, environmental health monitoring and risk stratified prevention. However, there is evidence showing limited impact on population challenges like data quality and interoperability, algorithmic bias, privacy and governance concerns, and the capability to aggravate present health unfairness if equity is not specifically
Conclusion: Precision public health is capable to improve the outcomes of interventions used for public health for future benefits. It has to be thoroughly evaluated. The infrastructure should be privacy preserving, transparent analysis, generating a skilled workforce and governance structure that prioritise equity and public trust. 
Keywords:
Big data, Digital epidemiology, Health equity, Population health, Precision public health.

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